Portsmouth News Norfolk Won Hands Down Clams Put Up a Magnificent Game
Norfolk won 6 to 1 as Leach dominated on the mound and the Clams tight defense kept Portsmouth’s attack at bay. Cavilla Led Norfolk with two hits while Leach fanned four in a sharp pitching duel. crowd favored the visitors, and pundits praised Horr’s pitching despite the loss.
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Suilolk
Madlam
Euol
Eddie
Cavilla
Portsmouth
Alwyst
Phedan
Phelin
Mau
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Portumouth
Goullaman
Largrova
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Norfolk
McUanp
Cuville
Tripla
Barafon
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Meltaug
Tate
Mangan
Dargrove
Dull
Rouse
Howe
Local BREVITIES Pack News and City Notes
Housekeepers buoy pickling and preserving now. No docket in Mayor's Court yesterday. Railroad nearing completion. Market notes include Deappeurden grapes seen at 1 cent a quart. Port Norfolk events and a ball game draw crowd and bets. Street repairs, water works, and sewer plans discussed amid local bustle. Also listings for furniture, clothing, and a donkey party fundraiser.
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Norfal and Camden
Portsmouth
Pigot
Missea Wealbrook
Una Deans
Drewerysville
Missoa Page
Park View
Washington
Richmond Locomotive Works
Oliva Branch United
Norfolk County
Port Norfolk
Yuere
Mulvay
Danoud
Norfolk
Junior Memorial Association
Wm. Hope
Florida
Straet
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Emma
Ouumental
Pearl Q Crawford
Hazel White
South Street
W. Q. Nash
KH. S. Brown
Walter
Negro man nabbed with stolen chickens on King Street
Yesterday morning on King Street a Negro man was seen with several chickens he tried to dispose of. He was questioned and taken to the county jail where the birds await the claimant. The man gave the name Word and admitted theft of the fowl. A colored man Miller hay was repairing his sloop for oyster business beginning next week. Unknown person stripped a boat’s rigging Wednesday night, the first such river crime reported in some time.
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Mlogo
Las Buea
Remarkable buggy crash and street quarrel reported
An evening buggy ride with Mr Walter Bud and his sister ended in a rollover at the corner of Ellenghans and Glasgow streets. both occupants escaped serious harm though the buggy was badly damaged. A Cambridge street brawl near midnight involved men returning from Mort Norfolk, with frightened ladies and loud cries. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Meob Wawath, Emma B. Howath, funeral details at 5 pm from No 507 Flat Street.
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Eiinoghan
Glasgow
Linwiu
Mort Norfolk
Port Norfolk
Beath
Meob Wawath
Emma B. Howath
Brucet Howasth
Liam
Fliat Street
Down Street Fakir's Honest Pitch Goes Sour in Public
The Boston Herald reports a Nashville bound scene where a street fakir insists his claimed cure is truthful but admits it will not cure Bright's disease or other ailments. He refuses to take money until buyers believe, selling all bottles to a crowd of eager men.
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Boston Herald
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Adelina Patti
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You
Tare
Wy Dor
Abe
Wysters
Thomas Courtesy
Montgonary County
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Wifo
Montgomery Court
Cincinnati
Improbable Story Rejected by Seventeen Papers
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune notes an author sending a story to seventeen papers, all rejecting it due to extreme improbability. A private note accompanies the piece, mentioning Kavskoum and urging the recipient to get to work.
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Chicago Tribune
Patti and Foltz in a era of strong voices and law
Earl of entertainment and law mingle in this collage of quotes and notices. Adelina Patti recalls a London era as she praises discipline and vocal stamina while Clara Foltz is profiled as a pioneering California lawyer clever and persistent. Also noted are divorce cases, Southern corn hopes, and railway labor shifts.
Bloomer Costume Credit Battle Across Smiths and Miller
A fragment from the New York Journal recounts debates over the origin of the bloomers costume. It notes Amelia Mounier did not invent it and credits Mrs Elizabeth Smith Miller, who first publicized the garments with her sister-in-law Mrs Bloomer. The piece laments the Smith family’s lack of a direct legacy in the style.
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Amelia Mounier
Mra Bloomer
Elizabeth Smith Miller
Miss Smith
America
Bloomer
Youths camp on Shelter Island show outdoor life ideal
The New York Tribune notes college students camping on Shelter Island and showcasing sunburned backs as they seek outdoor life. A Bayro woman, attracted by sensational crime coverage, writes to Governor Johnson indicating willingness to marry Arthur Ducatrow, the millionaire murderer.
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Pew
Shelter Island
New York Tribune
Bayro
Arthur Ducatrow
Johnson
Doestrow
Albertina Doestrow
Union
St. Louis Republic
Cucumber by the Yard in Carleton Mockery Sparks Wartime Glee
A cucumber reportedly 84 feet long grows on a vind in Carleton Michigan provoking local buyers to vend it to Debs to assist cooling in prison and to preserve a low profile after release. The Kaiser and Queen Victoria are humorously cited as friends and the Post notes quiet days ahead.
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Mich
Debs
Kaiser
Queen Victoria
Chicago Post
Daya of Miracles Not Passed in Caldwell Field
Daya of Miracles Not Passed by John Heddon of Verons who believes miracles are possible. After mowing a large hay field at Caldwell he placed tanks to die in the hay, hoping to aid the haul. A light rain fell on his meadow while nearby ground remained dry, a surprising local occurrence reported by Cincinnati Commercial Ga Bull a.
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John Heddon
Verons
N. dL
Caldwell
Hay Belme
Hedden
Fay
Cincinnati Commercial
Equal Rights drive energizes Kentucky groups
In Kentucky, Equal Rights Association events draw crowds as Maids and matrons advocate women's rights. Laura Clay and Eugenia Farmer spoke in Bowling Green, energizing attendees with fervent addresses amid the broader campaign for suffrage and equality.
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Kentucky
Equal Rights Association of Kentucky
Laura Clay
Eugenia Farmer
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Health Claim
Promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving health. It claims cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers, and curing constipation without weakening organs. Distributed by California Fig 8. Co. in 60e and 1 bottles, with warnings to avoid substitutes.
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California
Fig 8. Co
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