Change Aids Players Boosts By Transfer Moves In Baseball
The article discusses how a change of scenery helps players such as Jimmy Williams Hobe Ferris Cy Morgan Bransfield and Bob Unglaub improve after rough seasons. It notes fans' harsh reactions followed by renewed success after transfers to new teams and leagues and highlights the broader pattern of rebound through fresh surroundings.
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H Im
Jimmy Williams
Hobe Ferris
St. Louis Americans
Bob Unglaub
Boston Americans
Washington
Bransfield
Philadelphia Nationals
Cy Morgan
St Louls Browns
Derrick
Morgan
Baseball Notes on Players and Trades Across Eras
The article reviews player reputations and movements from multiple franchises. It highlights George Stone with St Louis Americans, Jim C Alling with Boston Americans, and Pat Dougherty Eddie Malin amid early 1900s trades. It mentions Al Bridgell of New York Nationals and several other intercity shifts influencing pennant races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Morgan
St. Louis
Browns
Jimmy
Boston Americans
George Stone
Stone
St. Louis Americans
Clarke Grifith
Pat Dougherty
Eddie Malin
Fielder Jones
Chicago Americans
al Bridgel
New York Nationals
Bostons
McGans
Dakiesa
Bowerman
Ferguson
Browse
McGraw
Fred Tenney
Needham
Bridwell
Thomas
Pittsburg Nationsis
Oadorme
Philadelphia
Couter Golder
Hiwer
Sin @rewence
Baseball Scores From The Schlunee League And National League
Baseball scores from the Schlunee League show Boston beating New York 0 to 6 and Chicago defeating Cleveland with key batters listed. In the National League games, Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader while New York defeated St Louis 6 to 4 with noted pitchers. Standings list New York leading with 83 wins, Chicago 83, Pittsburgh 83, Brooklyn 44, St Louis 44.
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Washington
Rettarkes
Cate
Boston
New
tories _ wilson
Bait Ir
Chcotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Pattorior
Liebhardt
Lana
St Loule
Detroit
St. Louis
Batteries
Mullin
Summers
Bouma Howell
Graham
Dineen
Spencer
National League
San Battries
Philape Erator
Gib
Lindaman
Stabbed widow repulses kiss as mobring is jailed
Plainfield New Jersey September 16. Frank Mobrings jailed after a man attempted to kiss widow Ella Hoppock at her home. She fled to summon a policeman, mobring pursued with a penknife and stabbed her in the side. He claims the knife was for intimidation while she threatened to complain. The woman lies seriously injured. Mobrings in custody awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Frank
Ella Hoppock
Mohring
Delaware Democrats Nominate National and State Ticket at Dover
At the Delaware Democratic state convention in Dover on September 16 the ticket was chosen. Edward Brennan, John Jones, and Joseph Holland to presidential electors. L. Irving Handy for Congress. Dr. Rowland G. Paynter for governor. Frank L. Hardeaty for lieutenant governor. Andrew C. Gray for attorney general. Thomas J. Gray for state treasurer. William Pennewill for state auditor. William B. Megear for insurance commissioner. The race featured an open convention after uncertain county caucuses and strong temperance opposition to Paynter. Gray is son of former Federal Judge George Gray.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Edward JH. Brennan
New Castle County
John H. Jones
Kent County
Joseph E. Holland
Susser County
Congress
L. Irving Handy
Wilmington
Rowland G. Paynter
Sussex
Frank L. Hardeaty
Kent
Andrew C. Gray
New Castle
Thomas J. Gray
William Pennewill
Dr. Paynter
George Gray
Boy Ran Amuck Kills Child in Pagosa Junction
Frank Howe, a fifteen year old Indian boy in Pagosa Junction Durango Colorado fires a revolver while riding and shoots Annie Baker four years old daughter of James Baker Ute tribe. He vanishes after the act.
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Durango
Colo
Frank Howe
Pagosa Junction
Annie Baker
James Baker
Be at Treatment for a Burn in Household Use
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Sal for burns claiming instant cooling and soothing effect. It urges households to keep the salve on hand and mentions sale at a local drugstore.
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Chamberlain’s Sal
Hen Soto
Ite
Movtern
Al Wilson to Sing at City Opera House in Sidney Till’s Ballad
A press note praises Al H Wilson for an abundantly musical voice to be heard at the City Opera House on Monday night September 21. Critics from Metropolitan papers lauded his natural, unaffected delivery and rich tonal quality comparing him to Caruso and predicting strong reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. H. Wilson
City Opera House
Sidney R. Till
New York
Wilson
Metroplitan
Maurice
Wals
Jet
Caruso Gt
Sentenced to die in Honduras reported via Harrisburg case
Harrisburg report notes Leroy Cannon, son of David K Cannon, located in Honduras where he is under a death sentence as a rebel. The case reached the national government and the American minister was urged to secure a fair trial. The young man had spent years in Central America after leaving Harrisburg High School where he was a noted football player.
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Harrisburg
Reading
Leroy Cannon
Honduras
David K. Cannon
Unis City
Cannon
Marlin B. Olmstead
Central America
Harrisburg High School
Earle Loses Sugar Suit in Pennsylvania Trust Case
In Trenton on September 16 vice chancellor Walker filed an opinion in the George H. Earle Jr. receivership case against American Sugar Refining. The judge orders the sugar trust to account for profits from the deal that shut the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co. out of business. He denounces the transaction as illegal and reprehensible.
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Earle
Trenton
N. J
Vics
Walker
George H. Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Sugar Trust
Brushing Blush as Brain Activity Says Sir Arthur
New York World reports Sir Arthur Mitchell argues that blushing is a brain driven bodily expression of mental state. He claims it occurs spontaneously without voluntary control, indicating active brain function, and infants do not blush as they develop cognitive skills.
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Arthur Mitchell
Sir Arthur
New York World
Primary Class Discusses Hiawatha Story
A primary teacher leads a lesson on the Hiawatha Primer with student questions about the poet and his love for children. A pupil proudly names Mr. Longlegs when asked to recall the poet’s home.
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Hiawatha
Regan
Iesson
Surat
Mr. Longlegs
Boissier and Renan Autograph Price Prank
A French anecdote recalls Boissier boasting his autograph fetched a higher price than Renan’s. Renan calmly reveals an auction bid for Boissier’s letter, noting three spelling faults and artificial gems that betrayed its value. A friend bought the letter to prevent public embarrassment for academy members.
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Boissier
Boissier-Renan
Boiesier
Renan
Reno
Jerhen
di Renan
Boissler
French Academy
A Quaint Critic and the Schoolroom Misread
A woman teacher prepared a speech for children, reading it aloud at a school. The next day a boy’s mother asks what happened, and the child replies that a lady talked to herself on a piece of paper, signaling a gentle misinterpretation of the event.
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Bey
Sprained Ankle Cure Touted in Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims a sprained ankle can heal in about one third the usual time using 4pizina mberlain's Lisiment Mreiv, described as a miraculous remedy. The sale location is listed as Prarre's Modern.
Just the Contrary. Bessie Hurshley and the napkin misunderstanding
A short quirk from a family scene where Bessie Hurshley corrects her father. She explains she is wiping her cheek as a napkin, calling his concern a misunderstanding with a gentle smile and a playful reply.
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Bessie
Little One
Papa
A Bad Sect and Poor Jack Novel Fragments
Readable lines describe a scene where Poor Jack’s fortune or fate is doubted as Senofer critiques spelling. The dialogue hints at a romantic entanglement with an heiress and a mistaken verse leading to trouble. The tone echoes a period newspaper snippet with fragmentary dialogue.
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Jack
Senofer
Bonny
Biliousness remedy ad from Allegan Michigan
An advertisement touts a stomach and liver remedy titled good for biliousness, claiming quick relief after two tabs and three drops. It notes availability at Pearro's Matern Pharmacy and invites readers in Allegan Michigan to try the product.
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Allegan
Mich
Philadelphia prepares grand 225th anniversary celebration
Philadelphia plans a week long festival October 4 to 10 to mark the 225th founding with parades, pageants, naval displays on the Delaware and exhibits. The program includes a German heritage event, industrial parade, school children day, and a historic city pageant titled Philadelphia featuring 1000 characters and 200 musicians.
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Miltary
Philadelphia
America
London
Europe
Quebec
Delaware
Independence Hall
Anya
New York Post
United States
Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Tucelay
Garmana
Garmantown
Brancis Daniel Puntorius
United Sates
State Police of
Friends’ Meeting
William Penn
Religiotta
Athool Children’s
Independence Square
Order of Red Men
England
Italline
Momory of
Wort
SehuylkMt River
Franklin Fed
University of Pennsylvania
Wileh
City
Franklin
Wankington
International Theatrical Exposition Proposed for 1913
The Italian ambassador to Washington furnished a copy of the announcement for an International Theatrical Exposition to be held in 1913 to honor Giuseppe Verdi's birth centennial. The event will span three sections theater and productions, music and manuscripts, and performers and memory with divisions for sacred, national, war, and folk songs.
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Washington
Mian
Giuseppe Vert
Costly wall under construction at Spithead
The British admiralty is building a wall at Spithead costing about two million pounds. Night torpedo attacks show stealthy craft can reach the harbor shore, so the wall aims to force all navigation through a single channel monitored by searchlights. Sixty ton concrete blocks are laid at intervals along the shallow water to form the barrier.
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Admiralty
Spithead
Cort
We, too, have found the way to fly
A fragmentary poem compares bumblebee lark hawk and eagle to human flight and power, ending with a cryptic line about Smolandburgh Wilwon in New York and a gun. The text mixes archaic spellings with modern nonsense and lacks a clear narrative.
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Hawk
Smolandburgh
Wilwon
New York
Pleasant For tha Lander. Dudley Pleads for Fifty-Two Dollars
A fragment shows Dudley asking for a loan of 52 dollars to clear debts in Philadelphia, while Merkler questions the request. The scene centers on a casual street exchange about money.
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Natit Dudley
Merkler
Philadelphia
Lost dog reward advertisement from Philadelphia paper
Fragmentary notice describes a dog missing from Philadelphia area with a reward offered. It mentions return of the dog and a reward amount, in a garbled plea style typical of early 20th century classifieds.
Fredericktown Market Prices from Fredertcl County Farmers Exchange
Prices quoted for 1908 grain and feed items including corn yellow, white, and shelled. oats Timothy hay and clover. wheat spring and winter. bran and meal. dairy feed and potatoes. Values shown per barrel per ton and per pound in various grades and units.
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Fredertcl County Farmers’ Exchange
Qonascrep Sarraiwen
Warar
Breamer
Diba
Har
Barro
Timothy
Oraz
Mina Fresina
Midellinga
Sonam
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