Portmouth Defeats Petersburg Amid Umpire Controversy
Portmouth secured a 6 to 2 victory over Petersburg in a game marked by Brennan’s controversial umpiring and protest from Petersburg fans. Lippert led with two base hits as Moynihan struggled, while Mills showed limited impact for Portmouth. The crowd roared as Portmouth moved toward third place, but calls for better officiating echoed after the contentious officiating and noisy rooters.
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Mortsmouth
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Yesturday
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Brennen
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Theo
Petersburg
Depleshans
Vortemond
Eapity Bao
Petershore
Wee Miepley
Sung
Sim
Mousuthan
Janed
Portamouth
Branvan
United States
Pugland
Chronicle
Mills
Provence
Lonte
Venter
Wetutem
Warkpess
Staniany
Karied Rhuns
Portsmouth
Iwo
Lippert
Halla
Ou James
Moynian
Jameel
Moynihan
Masao Valley
Hilds
Childs
Pnailer
Asos
Uaville
Mangan
Malla
Harprove
Mul Jer
Thurston
Maryansvn
Keeler
Stith
Uimore
Brennan
Local Brevities Chronicle Portsmouth Yesterday
Local items report mild town events from a sunny day in Portsmouth. Pigeons, police actions, a white city man jailed, city improvements on King Street, and a port excursion planned to Richmond are noted along with family visits, shop promotions, and a brutal shooting aftermath at a rural farm.
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King Street
Jack Noswer
Port Norfolk
Willington
N. C
Aso d Sanders
H. E. Culpepper
Pincer's Point
Allan May Smithers
Richmond
Adolphus Meginley
W. J. Hogers
Jin Braxton
Shorty
Happer
Marstoll
Trinity
Mortimer Ossaell
Albert Martin
Portsmouth
Jim Crocker
Chestnut Street
Naosemond County
Snfotk
Knights of the Ascenic Urner
G. A. Nrieger
Carl
New York
Mrs. RR
W. Webb
Clifford
Bom Etreste
Court Street
High Tod King
Gourt
Argentine census shows rapid growth and regional lead
The new Argentine Republic census indicates steady rapid growth over 25 years, with population rising from 1.79 million to 4.75 million, making it South Americas most populous and prosperous after Brazil. It surpasses Chile and others, while Brazil remains the benchmark in the region.
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South America
Argentine
Chile
Peru
Venezuela
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Para- Roay
Uruguay
Brazil
New York
The Bicycle Craze Across Japan and Europe
A sweeping column notes bicycles captivate Japan with rider brigades and clerks cycling across the country while Asian and European women take to the wheels with novelty and charm. It highlights Nagasaki tales of a fashionably dressed girl and portrays growing local interest, though many Japanese view the wheel as a curiosity.
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Japan
Nagasaki
Nias
New York Mail
Curionitie
Manel
Scribner's
The Deficit Debates and Fashion Advice Across Eras
A fragmented mock essay blends political blame for a deficit with advice on 19th century women’s fashion and beauty routines. It twists Republican critique of Treasury policy under Harrison into a critique while offering detailed wardrobe observations and a timeless beauty regimen from sources like Scribner’s and Jeness Miller’s Monthly.
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Tanner
Carlisle
Treasury
FSCM
Harrison
White House
Democratic Oforts
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Wwe Oeerenmie Ue
Panto Mud
St. Law
Kigmablie
Weather and wonder on a sweltering porch tale
A patched tale from a cranky porch shows Simbo and Chloe fanning in extreme heat while a neighbor debates a dubious weather explanation. The spoof parlays into a satire about readers and editors chasing sensationalism as editor Clugston and the Spiketown Blizzard chase a mystery odor and a faux Rome papal debate.
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Symbo
Tophet
Chioe
Chloe
Sambe
Scmbe
Clugston
James
Hiram
Cluggston
Bhexford
Chicago
Magnetic Young Woman on Island Boat Causes Curiosity
A handsome brunette aboard Peak's island boat bewitched youths and even the compass. The magnetic needle followed her finger as she sat beside the pilothouse, drawing the pilot's attention and leaving the crew dazzled by her influence.
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Augusta
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Long Island Hospital
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Minnesota
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