Christian Endeavor Social at Masonic Hall Tonight
All Christian Endeavorers are invited to a free social at Masonic hall corner of Flower and Freemason streets this evening at 8:30. An entertaining programme will be followed by refreshments. De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised for quick headache relief. Attendees include D. C. Sterling J. M. I. Trotter Norfolk Walker Brambleton Truett & Smith Berkley.
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Masonic Hall
Fower and
Freemason Streets
de Witt
D.C. Sterling
J. M. I. Trotter
Norfolk
Walker
Brambleton
Truett & Smith
Berkley
Trazel Balve
D. G. Sterling
J. M. Butter
Rh. L. Walker
G. Sterling
D. M. W Trotter
Ja. Walker
Irambleton
Sruett & Smith
Watching for the Lord's Coming Alliance Meeting
The alliance meeting at the mission room 621 Church Street at 8 p m discusses Watching for the Lord's Coming. The Christian Alliance and the Christian Science movement are clarified as separate groups. An advertisement touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Balm for skin ailments and notes a vapor stove demonstration at 386 Main Street with items priced per axis.
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Alance
Church Street
Christian Allvance
Christian Science Movermente
Main Street
Richmond Beats Norfolk In One-Sided Baseball Tilt
Richmond defeated Norfolk in a one sided game at home as approximately 250 excursionists and 200 city supporters watched. Visitors struggled with fielding leading to Richmond runs. final score not provided in the readable excerpt.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Richmont Worfolk and Norfolk in a pitching duel
The score by innings shows Richmond Worfolk 2 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 and Norfolk 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Hits list McFarlan Wells Hargrove and Wells with two base hits, three base hits, errors, and errors detail. Leever and Clausen combined on the mound with several strikeouts and a double play by Hargrove Steelman Mcdonald. Time of game about two hours.
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Richmond
Norfolk
McFarlan
Welhs
Wells
Hargrove
Flirstove
Kalin
Elberfeld
Elsey
Stuart
Steelman
Leever
Clausen
Mcdonald
Eorrors
Worfolk
Olml Leever
Carlin
Time of Fame
Tarboro
Washington
Suimiary
Stintley
Luskey
Curd
Grandon
Staunley
Wilson
Dodge
Isy Sharker
baills—Brahke
Uimpire
Ate
Theley
Kurke
Brie
Dodze
Dloneyouth
Cum Tarsiey
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Sly
Wrst
Cross
Wits Here and There Bat M Ball and Gilroy Fund
Pitcher Morse of Scranton to undergo appendicitis operation. Gilroy Fund subscriptions to be acknowledged in The Virginian. Newark signs Wateld and Heine traded. Hartford releases Heine. Pitcher Johnson joins Athletics. Brandt may pitch again. Pottsville transfer proposal denied. Paddy Boyle released by Paterson. Spregel's record vs Boyle disputed. Hatfield as Newark shortstop praised. The Virginian plans a subscription drive for Gilroy, now injured at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Paddy Boyle
Paterson
Boyle
Hartford
Richmond
Ellis
Newark
Spregel
Norfolk
Jace Gilroy
The
Virginian
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gilroy
Jack
the Gilroy and
Norfolk and Richmond Baseball Rivalry Draws Uneven Cheers
A lengthy Norfolk Norfolk ballgame narrative contrasts rough play by the Maury squad with Richmond’s steadier conduct. The account damns onfield fighting, police intervention, and boisterous rooters while praising Norfolk’s fan loyalty and the League’s gentler reputation. A Philadelphia note follows with a separate game recap between the Athletes and Paterson.
Reading 17 14 Newark 0 0
The text appears garbled with postal and numeric strings and names unclear. Readable elements indicate locations Reading and Newark with scattered numbers, lacking coherent events or facts to form a proper summary.
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Reading
Newark
Lancaster's Detent x Defeated as Lacking Clutch Hitting
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on June, Hartford shut down the home club with late hits and costly walks. Scorer notes Hartford 4 to Lancaster 1 as the decisive inning unfolded with strong pitching and timely hitting.
Tarboro Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally At Home
Exciting game at Tarboro on June 23 ends with the home team winning in the ninth. Grandon belts a grand slam home run with two on, while Whitaker Melee Johnston and Penner shine in field. Ienner handles 68 chances with one error as Tarboro defeats Washington 6 to 5.
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Tarboro
Grandon
Felding
Whitaker
Melee
Jack Johnston
Penner
Taylor
Honey-Cull
Stanley
Rone
Ienner
Streaky Exhibition As Boston Topples Baltimore
Yesterday Boston defeated Baltimore after a dense crowd delayed play on wet grounds. Duffy led with five hits as Bergen, Lange and Jeuninus starred in the field. Nichols and Bergen worked the battery for Boston while Nichols, Bergen and Chan tel teamed for Baltimore. Final score 9 to 2.
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Moston
Stoston
Baltimore
Bergen
Gungel
Lange
Jeuninus
Whic Duffy
Indians Open Season With Narrow Victory In Chicago
In Chicago on June 24 the Indians played their first game of the season, delivering a hard fought win. The contest remained close throughout with strong pitching and timely hitting fueling their success.
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Chicago
Colts Rally But Lose Despite Late Charge
In a pitching heavy game the Colts and visitors traded hits into the sixth inning. An error by Cullahin led to seven runs for the visitors, giving them an 11 to 4 win over Cleveland. Batteries Calhahan and Denehwes for the Colts. Young and Criger for the visitors. Umpire McDermott. Time 1:50.
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Colts
Livlee
Cullalhin
Chicazo Oo
Clevelimd& Co
Calhahan and
Denehwes Young and Criger
Anpire McDermott
Tire
Quakers and Pirates Rival in Tight Brooklyn Baseball Showing
In Brooklyn on June 24 the Philadelphia Quakers faced the Brooklyn team in a close contest as the crowd turned out sparsely. Philadelphia led early while Brooklyn rallied, but the Quakers held on for a 6 to 4 win amid a tense late innings with disputed calls and a modified Pittsburgh game later in the day.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Phil Acc Tios
Quakers
Boston
Turbulent Market Notes and A Grim Accident Report
Miscellaneous prices and futures from Liverpool New York and New Orleans with minor changes and a brief public sales summary. A terrible accident is described with claims for a salve by De Witt and local notices about a vapor store exhibit at 886 Main Street.
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Colton Mem
Missouri
Gilleltal Ee
Liverpool
Mutures
New York
Lara
United States
Malt Food for Invalids Promoted by Health Officials
A 19th century advertisement touts a malt paste as a nutritious substitute for meat and dairy, marketed for invalids, nursing mothers, and children. It claims health benefits, mild digestive support, and energy enhancement, endorsed by medical authorities and sold by grocers. The copy notes the product’s form is a powder or paste and lists the Baltimore address for W. Coen Co. and Co.
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Jos Hall
Mleyenuth International Amledical Onmrese
Lehd
Dia
Lenrth Foods
Coen
Sebastian Knelpp
Neepe Malt Food CO
WoComien Street
Taltimore
Heads and Pain Names in Early Medical Journal
A scanned excerpt lists numerous headache types described with phrases like mute headaches, vertigo, pulsating throbs, eye discomfort, and morning onset. It questions cures and attributes many headaches to CATATIBIY OR NOSE OW THROAT, indicating a lay medical discussion and patient queries about relief.
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H. E. Owen Grain Co. Ee
Holmes & Daw- Ad
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Nor- BN
Moritz
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. Hw, Tiofheimer
Duncan Avenue
West End
Duke Street
Bath
Graham Avenue
Ghent
C. C. Barclay
K. Gildersleeve
Twenty-Eighth Street
Virginia
Lafayette
Newport News
B.P Waiden
WA. L
Norfolk Virginian
Goush Street
John Wedderburn & C O
Dept. D
Washington, D. C
J. M. Goad
Bank Street
Uwlso
Uns
Sortele
Chichester
Long June Hi. Co. Hoggard & CO
D& Anna Glin Ring
Baltimonie Streen
Christian Endeavor Social
the Christian Alliance
N. Mall
T Richmond
Athletics
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Newark A
Richmonds
Nortoles
Richmond Worfolk
WITS
M. Ball
Gilroy Fund
Pitcher Morse
Scranton Club
Brooms
Fair Richmond
Seven Hills
Tit Wateld
Heine
Wartford
Ieine
Johnson
the Ledger
Brandt
Pottsville, Pa
Shiarsig
Pottsville
Tedmond
Macbeth
Hatfield
Hartford Courant
Tint- Nelda
Charles Soby
Millnichester
Dyan Leahy
Hargy
Leahy
Synder
Jeevhy
Miberfeld
Monarhs
Carn
Bhin
Maury Wikiune
Pattersom
Anes
Wax
Fhiherty
Simin
Annon Ball
Hiways
Amy Otter
Cannon Ball Clothing Company
New
Main St
Academy of Music
Dro
Port Seyork
Itlartford
Scora
Ase JI
Ds Lancaster
Tartford
Treptine and Roth
Vickeryall Roach
New York-Washington
Wet Grounds
Lewis
Pittebure
Cleveland
Hin Lenore Gaines
Potaoehisag
Clee Adarken
Bostons
Tieston
Nichols
Chantel
Nops
Robinson
Ems He
O'Day
Haltimore
el Philadelphie
Loursville
Zu Lott
Louis Arene
Basco
Colin
Phillies
Piatteries
Payne, Thonnedy
Corina Wheeler
Cheomyent
Timphere
Donald
Mime Pony
Danita Oo Cote de
Pittsburgh
Laws
Crusshey
Tannehill
Taeahy
Sugden
Part
Doupliss
Vampire Sheridan
Time
Vapor
Uel
Kieron
Manufacturer's Clothing
Main St. Oppo
Postoffice
L. B. Firey
Baer
Ovier
Lie
LIM
Portland
HAIN
Ciumney PK
Depore
Acme Cement
New NO
Batchelder and Collins
Libb Koster
Plug Strelt
Aydelotte
JF. Sarg & Sone
John W. Burhow
PRUG
Auul
Firauby
Brigg’s
Bob J. BR. Briggs
Avinking
Hig
Peearm
Meredith's Pharmace
Lithia
Wate
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