Ten Inning Tie In Newtown and Jones Do Good
Rich mond and Lancaster split a doubleheader with a 7-4 score in the first game and a 4-1 second game, as Paterson Norfolk and Hartford teams were noted. Norfolk and Reading won decisive early innings while Richmond and Lancaster fought a long extra frame battle ending with a tie when darkness halted play.
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Richmond
Lancaster
Smith
Gilman
Grove
Wenla
Mack
Kelly
Leahy
McPahan
Mardesty
Hamburg
Conroy
Touhey
Jones
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Hock
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Uut
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Wente
Peore
Hirst
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Paterson
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Weddice
Hoek
Wentz
Ludger
Westlake
West
Tim
Tlock
Mrelarian
Weihl
Wwll
Wewark
Hartford
Narfolls
Reading
Wee
Norfolk
Ala
BISPO
Enseteseet Kelly
Lenaty
McTarton
Wioitidice
W. Smith
Rm Ft
Suveler
Witnin
Hirove
Phrede
Teeveeed
Conrey
Weesdale
Toho
National League Scores and Standings Report
Baseball roundup from Chicago and St Louis with results including Chicago Colts ? Cincinnati 3 and Brooklyn defeat, plus Brooklyn at Louisville and St Louis Browns highlight. Includes line scores, pitchers, and attendance figures. Notes three errors by Ledis Infield and late runs, with managers and umpires listed.
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Chicago
Thornton
Lange
Soares
Daughters of Liberty meeting plans formation of group
At Richardson's Hall a gathering led by W. P. Wilbern discussed creating the Daughters of Liberty auxiliary to the J. O. L M. Speakers included Councilor Brother Baker Captain and Reverend Lig hi. Music by the American Guards choir and a recitation followed by ice cream. No permanent group formed. several applications for membership were received and a second meeting set for two weeks later.
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List Nieht
W. P. Wilbern
Richardson's Hall
Daughy of Liberty
Ory Dinghtera
Amerendi
Brother Baker
Ghoongrd
Louis Vwichardeon
Lighi
Grace Baptist Church
Guarda
Hharry Cohn
Wilbesn
Union
Parity Department Circular Warns of Child Welfare Abuses
A distorted circular from the Woman's Christian Cooperance Union notes alleged criminal acts linked to city life and urges a conference with the Y M C A to discuss child protection. It claims mothers face threats and calls for scrutiny of parents and guardians amid claims of moral danger and crime.
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Christian Cooperance Union
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Encurentades and Drought Hit Local Rail Line
Disrupted service and water shortages affected Southern millway travel yesterday. Passengers reported long delays as the Seaside Mormed by night woes caused additional suffering for travelers, while Mr Sanel Weetheimer faced a mishap during the showers delaying trains further.
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Palling
Sanel Weetheimer
Local Sale Notice Amid Stated Clues and Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a sale event with items listed like lime and dye money and a schedule of Wed Tri- UW. No clear people, places, or exact dates are readable. Summary focuses on the existence of a local sale week with assorted goods and unclear details.
City Notices and Local Appointments Across Various Localities
City secretary Coulter of the YM A is in the city. Dr. G assent takes a Baltimore post. Mrs. George Hughes returns after a stay in Lioldar. May M Vaughan comes back from Blue Tech Suede summer home. Miss Hoge of Philadelphia visits her sister Mix J O Lewis on Wi Jou Thy Avenue. J S Lewis’s sister Mix Moe of Malladelphia is ill. Mrs Je S Lewhs visits on Willoughby Avenue. The district representative from this district returns home from Vienna session wearing. Mes YT We Alexander and D G Doughty of Augusta visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday. Captain Dennett’s new steamer sails for Congress. We Actua Iron Works reweld shaft. Mr S de Mlashy reports weather in city. trip to New York, Washington. Two Norfolk Warehouse Co. warehouses in Athletic City Ward show damage. other work continues. Charles III Armitage, president of the State Muir at Syracuse, named press agent for Oct exposition. The Kitehorage at Princess Anne House Virginia causes Monday night excitement. fines extinguished. Miran Mrs Laren Wilcox with Mrs Wilcox and Mr George Amialory of Brooklyn visit city Monday for stormship voyage. De Witte Whe Winkel Solve Mes and feeds advertise remedies. various products touted. Ty Wyiy concert group praised as top comedians.
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G.assent
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George Hughes
Mornday
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May M. Vaughan
Blue Tech Suede
Miss Hoge
Philadelphia
Slater
Mix
Lewis
Wi Jou Thy
Mees Moe
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Lewhs
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Dennett
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S. de Mlashy
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Washington
Norfolk Warehouse Company
Athlietic City
Charles III. Armitage
Prishlent
Muir
Syracuse
S. Y
We Exposition
Princess Anne Hows
Virginia Regoh
Miran
Laren Wilcox
Marl Mes. Wilcox
Gioorke Amiailory
Preoklyn
Virginia
Norfolk Phorsdiay
Ice Cream Wholesale Terms Listed in Vague Ad
Fragmentary ad outlines wholesale ice cream terms with "MELLOW CUA LOTTE" and "ONE DH" quantities. Mentions whole sale and notes days for shipment but text is garbled with unclear quantities and recipients. No clear names or dates emerge.
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Weddige
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