Mt Airy Claims Championship After Close Baseball Win
Mt Airy defeated Sykesville 4 to 2 at Me. AY Fapwell pitched for Mt Airy, striking out 10 while Russell fanned 16. Only four hits were recorded, and Mt Airy earned the championship in a tight game. Carroll county obituary notes follow from the game outcome.
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Mt. Airy
Russell
Mt. Sand
Sykesville
AY Fapwell
Ita
Cech
Fanwell
Fach
Halle
Mit.Au
Ee? Ie Cc
Io Yan Fal
Mt” Ain
Carroll County
Jolliffe Wins A Tannis Tournament Championship
In a singles men’s event at the Mc A Tannis tournament Frederick Jolliffe emerged the champion. Early matches featured W N versus an unnamed opponent, while G DeGrange and W Binn clashed with Jolliffe defeating Binn 6-3 0. Other results included Kemp beating Hendrickson and Quynn winning 6-4 as the field narrowed to decide the title.
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Christian “Association
Figsodiatiph
Cape
Batunday
Jolliffe
Asia
Headrickeon
G. DeGrange
W. M. Jolliffe
W. Binn
Winchester Wins Doubleheader In Virginia Tilt
In the first game Jim Winchester led a tight pitching effort as Virginia took an early lead but the sixth inning powered them to a win. The second game was halted with bases loaded and none out in the seventh as time expired. Virginians were poised to extend their advantage when play stopped.
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Frederick Dotdaied
Wrrederick
Bonsheid
Sparrow
Howe
Uasea
Lusver
Baltimore to Try Miller in Oriole Lineup
Yesterday the Baltimore Sun reported Charlie Miller, star pitcher of the Fred enck team, will join the Orioles for next Saturday’s double header against the Clam Digzera. Miller impressed in a recent exhibition versus the Maryland Athletics Club, showing speed and a sharp curve. He learned the game with Harrisburg in the Tri State League and is viewed as a strong batting and fielding asset with notable drop ball potential.
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Baltimore
Miller
Baltimore Sun
Charlie Miller
Fredenck
Baseball Aggregation
Oriolle
Oriolet
Clam Digzera
Anion
Maryland Athletis Club
Oriole
Champians
Hin
Ben
Harrisburg
Lavata
Frederick
Baseball Score Recap From Weekend Games
Baseball scores recap lists American League results from Saturday and Sunday with teams like Washington Athletics Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit St Louis and St Louis. The report shows partial scores and player mentions including names such as Donovan and Easterly with scattered figures and standings.
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American
Washington—Athletics
Wasbid
Rockett
Sweene
Anes
Carricen
Sau
St. St. Louis
Chicago
Clevaland
Chica Hallarien
Ots
Borger
Stindiog
Paine Ca
Smith
National League Scores and Sunday Games Recap
Fragmented report lists Saturday results including Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York matchups with incomplete team names and dates. Mentions Chicago, Cascago, Pittahura and other unclear locations, with scattered abbreviations and player references.
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Cascago
Pittahura
Chicago
Eastern League standings and score notes from regional games
A fragmented card shows standings and scores from the Eastern League with references to Jersey City Newark Providence and other clubs. Entries list team names defeats and totals like 68 600 and 64 518, suggesting partial box scores and club rankings across weekend play.
Deadly Pitcher Collapse Ends Pittsburg Baseball Duel
In Pittsburg on September 6, John Stauffer a 35 year old Duquesne plant worker collapsed and died after striking out three batters in relief during a tense contest between the Duquesne plant team and the Victor Athletic Club of Pittsburgh. The crowd roared as Stauffer retired three straight batters then fell to his left breast clutching his heart. Official reports also note a Mexican flood disaster near Monterey with about 3,000 killed and 8,200 total victims in the affected district.
Practical Hint For Schoolgirls Proposal at Romford School Managers
A woman inspector suggests schoolgirls become pressmakers and learn to mend clothes and make full garments. The plan would require materials, and managers oppose free clothing, hoping parents provide fabric instead.
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Romford
Brighand
Abruzzi to be Rear Admiral in Italian service
The Duke of the Abruzzi plans show a trip to Almeden is ruled out after leaving the Oceania steamer. He will visit King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena at Racconigi before returning to Italy to publish a book on his Himalaya expedition. Upon completion he will resume service with the navy and is expected to be promoted to rear admiral.
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Abruzzi
Duke of the
Sect
Mrs RAS McCleavey Hopes Diamonds Turn Up In Canned Peaches
Mrs McCleavey of Austin reports a loss of about $690 in diamonds. She fears the jewels may have slipped from their setting while canning peaches, possibly hidden in preserves. She awaits winter to know if the rings were stolen or could be found.
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Ras McCleavey
Austin
McCleavey
Taft backs arbitration in steel plant strike reports
Officials at the Pressed Steel Car works Schoenville face a hard choice under threat of closure after United States District Attorney John Jordan served notice. President Taft, following Roosevelt precedent, directs arbitration while probe chief Hoagland forwards peonage findings to the secretary. Haw A. Blakeley directs prosecutors to pursue all guilty parties.
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United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Harry W. Hoagland
George W. Wickersham
Whithgases
Agent Hoagland
Allegheny County
WH. Haw A. Blakeley
Mind at $50,000 loan case over wife sanity claim
St. Louis report says Edward Norris seeks $50,900 against money lender John H. Vette alleging agents drove Mrs Norris insane while pressuring debt collection. Petition says intruders entered the Norris home to remove furniture to satisfy a $55 debt, leaving Mrs Norris in a highly nervous, lasting condition.
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Huaband
St. Louis
Edward Norris
Browk
John H. Vette
Explosion injures woman in coal mine home wrecked
In Hagerstown Maryland a dynamite blast in coal shatters the home of Mrs John Redmond leaving her in critical condition. Her husband, recently charged with threatening her life, is missing. Other items report a boy fatally wounding a younger child in Lewistown Pennsylvania and a train striking a car near Detroit killing three. Additional brief items note a Russian tailor jailed for marrying twenty women and two large warehouses burning in Lancaster with an $80,000 loss.
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Hagerstown
John Redmond
Four Caught in Current at Atlantic City Tragedy
Drowned man Henry Keane of Doylestown and a companion plus two girls were swept offshore in a strong current near Atlantic City New Jersey. Lifesavers reached the group and brought the girls ashore. Keane and a companion initially went under. Keane’s body was found soon after and was not revived.
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Atlantic’ ‘City
N. J
Henry Keane
Doylestown
Georgia
Keans
Tompantoa
Mas
Pair in Death Pact Ends Lives in Hoboken Cemetery
A 65 year old husband and his wife die by suicide at the Hoboken cemetery. A curt note found in Mrs. Orlarcunder's handbag points to a joint agreement to die together. The two, identified as a musician and his wife, reportedly planned the act and used the same revolver.
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Diewenesse
Hoboken
Orlarcunder
Doctor James Grier Stanton Dies After Drug Error
Milford Del Sept 6 Dr James Grier Stanton a leading Delaware physician died a hour after overdosing on gelsemium mistaken for gentian Several doctors struggled to save him Gelserotum an extract used as a sedative in small doses Overdose paralyzes respiratory muscles causing suffocation Stanton born Felton Del 1860 graduated Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia He lived in Camden N J before moving to Milford about twelve years ago Mrs Stanton prostrated preparing for a country trip
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Milford
Del
James Grier Stanton
Delaware
Dr. Stanton
Felton
Jefferson “Medical ‘College
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Japanese Prince To Be Introduced To President Taft
Sept 6 Washington reports Wallach A McCathran from the state department will meet Prince Kaul and the Japanese princess in New York and escort them to Beverly for an introduction to President Taft. Captain Cheney will accompany as army aide. The prince is a grandson of the emperor of Japan. In Akron a street knife duel left John Kuruchich fatally wounded after a dozen gashes. attacker unknown fled the scene.
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Taft
Washington
Wallach
A. McCathran
State Department
New York
Prince Kaul
Princess
Japan
Beverly
McCathran
Cheney
Army
Akron
John Kuruchich
Kuruchich
Nooske
Frederick
John Hershberger
Market Street
Aber
Shot In Mistake For Burglar At Sunnyside Plantation
Charleston report: William Avant, a planter, shot and killed Mrs. C. C. Bigham at Sunnyside plantation on Murrell's inlet after mistaking her for a burglar. Mrs. Bigham accompanied her husband, a Harpers physician, on a professional visit. The incident occurred Sept 6. Also, Philadelphia: Alexander Costello, 19, drowned in the Delaware River sluice at Washington Park on his birthday after failing to swim against a strong current.
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Charleston
William Avant
C. C. Bigham
Harpers
Avant
Sunnyside
Murrell’s Inlet
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Alexander Costello
Parrish Street
Delaware River
Lake Martha
Three Students Lynched in Valencia Blood Feud
Madrid dispatch reports villagers in Antidilo Valencia province lynched three law students aged seventeen, sons of court members, in revenge for a dog killing. The incident marks a brutal extrajudicial punishment by local residents amid unrest.
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Madrid
Antidilo
Valencia
Maarlaus
Cortea
Signs for New National Highway Planned Between New York and Atlanta
Contracts awarded for 2,500 porcelain enamel signs to mark the forthcoming highway linking New York and Atlanta. Signs will be 6 by 18 inches, mounted on three-foot posts, with eight-year durability and artistic, legible design. Installation targeted for the week of the route dedication, across key points between the two terminal cities.
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New York Atlanta
New York Herald
Atlanta Journal
New York
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Auto Ce
Loauieré
Psss
Aldo
von Align
Duel Ends in Death After Narrow Table Confrontation
Fought duel across a table in Poulan Georgia on September 6 with pistols. William Trouse and William Batley exchanged shots. Batley was struck in the heart and died. Trouse phoned the sheriff to summon help. Source notes this arose from a quarrel. In Medford Wisconsin on September 6 Patrick De Coursey was beaten to death by John Heinz with a shoe while jailed, awaiting transfer to Oshkosh asylum after adjudication. Ship building record reports August output in Washington: eighty four vessels totaling 17861 gross tons, including ten sail and sixty four steam ships of wood. FOR SALE.
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Poulan
William Trouse
William Batley
Batley
Rouse
Medford
Wis
Patrick Decoursey
John’Heinz
Oshkosh Asylum
Washington
United States
Bureau of Navigation
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