Cafayettes Take Two Of Three In Nutley Contest
Nutley hosts Lafayettes in a weekend double header, winning 10 5 Saturday and 9 5 Sunday to move to three wins in four games. Poor locals fielding fueled Nutley runs, with 13 hits allowed by Van Yawn and Schott. Lafayettes broke the game open in the fifth inning on two hits, an error and a hit batter for five runs. Simpson and Blum and Brock stood out in Nutley’s lineup as Zitzman also starred in the field.
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Paterson
Nutley
van Yawn
Schott
Newark Police
Lafayettes
Simpson
Center Garden
Zitzman
Blum
Brock
OUTH
Elizabeths
BOE
P.O ‘Wilson
Clough
Arthurs
Schiller
Hartsell
Knowles
Lammer
R. H. BE. Nutley
Lang
Scouser
Booth
Brown
Ther
Elane
Mc- Veigh
Nutley A
B. R
Benn
A.B
B.P
Ebch
Bee Polion
Lehman
Bruce
Campbell
Shackieton
Holmes
Roughgarden
O ‘van Yawn
E Lafay
Natley
Lafayettes Dominate Visitors as Newark Pitcher Struggles
On Sunday morning Kelly of Newark pitched for the locals but rough support left him vulnerable. The Lafayettes cruised to victory scoring at will. Paterson’s strong pitching limited opponents to seven hits as Campbell contributed elsewhere.
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Kelly
Newark
Lafayettes
Will. Campbell
Paterson
Fourth of July Rivalry Wins for Local Hired Men
A large crowd watched Manager Young's team dominate South Elizabethy 9 to 2 as Chet Simpson hurled a steady game through eight innings. Bert Townsend sparked the offense, Booth and Kane shone in the outfield, and Freeman, Lang, and Gorman contributed key hits and defensive plays to secure the victory.
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Young
South Elizabethy
Chet Simpson
Bert Townsend
Leonard “Booth
Jimmy ‘Kane
Woodruff
Billy Gorman
Freeman
Schiller
Booth
Brown
Short
Buck
Kane
Gus Lang
Tong
Clough
Schillers
Knowles
Wallop
Billy’’ Gorman
St. Short
Buck Freeman
Leonard Booth
Seidel Kane Bout 4s Still In The Air
The discussed Seidel Kane 4s bout remains uncertain with months of talk and even ads. organizers expect decisions before the summer. The article notes ongoing negotiations and possible scheduling remains unresolved.
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Seidel
Kane
Local ball notes from Irvington and surrounding towns
Charcoal Zitzman starred for the Speedways of Irvington with three runs and hits, delivering the double that beat Newark 7 6. Hillter nine lost 17 6 to Astoris A C of Newark. Leonard Booth and Billy Kirk shone for West End. Gorman pitched well for Lafayettes in a 5 4 loss to Mike Donlin’s All Stars at Dover. Joe Horrocks dropped two hard luck games for Bloomfield, Rahway beating him 3 0 and Watsessing A C 5 4 in twelve innings.
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Zitzman
Irvington
Raymond Schmidt
Newark
Leo Lewin
Hillter
Astoris A. C
West End
Hilltops
Gailing
Lawrence
Adrianola
Leonard Booth
Billy Kirk
Wait Gorman
Lafayettes
Mike Donlin
All Stars
Dover
Giants
Red Murray
Tommy Leach
Andy Coakley
Ray Blum
Gorman
Blim
Bloomfield
Paterson
Harrison Oval
Gorman Wil
Passaic
Joe Horrocks
Rahway
Joe
Watsessing A. C
Watsessing
Cobb Responds To Laurels With Bold Baseball Claim
A Cleveland fan warned Fy Cobb that Joe Jackson would hit .400. Cobb replied he would hit .450. Jackson nearly batted .400 while Cobb hit .427 that year. This season speculation centers on Ty Cobb leading the league in steals and runs scored.
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Cobb
Cleveland
Fy Cobb
Joe Jackson
Jackson
Malsel
Chalk and Glue Strengthen Glue with Chalk Additive
A note explains that a small amount of powdered chalk mixed into ordinary glue significantly increases its strength. The tip emphasizes practical use for stronger adhesives.
Nutley and Lafayette Battle In Low-Scoring Baseball Clash
Nutley and Lafayette deliver a pitchers duel with late offense in a 9 7 game. Key performers include Lang, Scouser, and Knowles for Nutley and Lehman, Campbell and Holmes for Lafayette. Umpire Booth presided as teams totaled multiple hits and errors in a tense box score.
Will History Repeat Itself in Chicago World Series Hopes
Chicago fans recall the 1906 World Series as Cubs and White Sox contend this spring for pennants. Veteran figures like Frank Chance and Ed Cicotte are noted as remaining connected to the game, while others have moved on or joined other clubs and leagues.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Fielder - Jones
S. Cubs
Reniain
Walsh
Frank ‘Schulte
Evers
Boston Braves
Callahan
Jones
St. Louis Federals
Wot
Sullivan
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
Tannehill
Isabell
Des Moines
Smith
Patterson
Davis
New York
Donahue
Green
Cub
Federal League
Tinker
Brown
St. Louis Feds
Akill
Chicago,’ Whales
Hofman
Brooklyn
Lee Magee
Reulbach
Newark
de Frank Chance
California
New York Yankees
Kling
Boston
Braves
Church Sunday School and Worship Schedule Update
Church calendar lists Sunday School at 9.45 with Joseph D Little as superintendent and H M Smith as acting supervisor. Public worship at 11 includes a junior talk and sermon Foreboding on Forethinking followed by Epworth League at 7 led by Misses Donaldson and Crocker. Evening service at 7.45 features Giving Up the Fight After Going Wrong. Wednesday prayer at 8 led by R M Owen with Hazel Owen on piano and Bible study 9.15 to 9.45. Thursday excursion to Ocean Grove with Rev Douglas Matthews. St Clare's Delawanne Parishes note mass and Sunday School at 10.90.
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Joseph D
R. M. Owen
Hazel Owen
Océan Grove
Sunday religious services and hours listed
Multiple church events planned with times for Sunday services Sunday School sessions early and late morning services at several churches including Lutheran Catholic and Christian Science plus testimonials and choir meetings in the afternoon at the Woman's Club Harrison Street and Chestnut Street locations with named clergy and rectors in attendance.
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Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
Alfonzo de Santola
Sorcerers in Papua Create Fear With Invisible Snakes
An article notes how in Papua a man may become a sorcerer simply by declaring the title and then advertising his methods. Talimi built a lucrative but hollow practice by claiming invisible snakes and coercing villagers, forming an establishment with assistants before authorities expose his fraud.
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Papua
Talimi
Gira
Talimin
Falimi
Hved Jong
Tatim
Norman
Harper's
Norton father and son win Field Club doubles title
Frederick H Norton and Hammatt Norton won the Field Club doubles championship in a five set final against Rev. Douglas Matthews and Edward Dillon. The match lasted three hours with 57 games and scores 9 11 6 2 4 1 6 7 5.
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Frederick H. Norton
Hammatt Norton
Field Club
Douglas Matthews
Edward Dillon
Due Ice
How Pins Are Made A Machinery Driven Process
The article describes pin production by machinery from brass wire to finished tin coated pins. It details cutting, head forming, shaping, layering with tin, polishing, paper wrapping, and box handling, ending noting efficiency and cost.
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Indianapolis
Meaning of Cemetery Etymology Debate
Exchange argues cemetery derives from koime terion meaning sleeping place not city of the dead. It notes no intrinsic stigma in the term contrary to implications that the departed are truly dead, comparing to the Hebrew bethaim house of the living.
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Bethaim
Seeing Both Sides at Once in Birds and Fishes
A World article notes fishes and birds have wide sideward vision aiding balance and view, while humans balance forward and backward. It contrasts a bird watching both wing tips with an aeroplane pilot turning his head to see wing tips, and includes a Boston Brookline exchange from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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New York World
Public servants should treat applicants with courtesy
The speaker condemns autocratic martinets guarding institutional doors and harming the poor. She stresses that public employees must be courteous and kind, noting the strain on workers who face impatient officials and the need for better behavior in authority roles.
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Century Magazine
Rend your hearts and not your garments
A woman's dress snagged on a church pew as she passed the aisle, tearing it loudly. The congregation heard the gaffe and the clergy began the service with the admonition to "Rend your hearts and not your garments," underscoring the moment's rebuke.
Rainbow Trout Description and Habitat Notes
The rainbow trout is bluish above and silvery or golden below, with black spots on body and fins and an orange or red lateral band. It adapts to various waters and has succeeded in muddy ponds once seen as coarse-fish habitat, though it sometimes migrates to the depths and fails to return.
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Philadelphia
Chariot of 1711 Exhibit Promises Horseless Travel
An 1711 London advertisement says at the Seven Stars under Covent Garden piazza a horseless chariot was on view. It could measure miles as it moved, turn and reverse, and ascend hills with ease, claimed in the Lon don Daily Courant on January 13.
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London
Daily Courant
Covent Garden
Flags at Half Mast and Half Staff Terms
A New York Sun note explains flag etiquette: half staff aboard ships versus half mast ashore, stating the terms are not interchangeable and describing proper usage. The distinction centers on shipboard practice versus land displays.
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New York Sun
Ancient River Channel Found Off Long Island Sound
The United States coast survey notes a gorge like channel in the bedrock of gneiss beneath Long Island Sound near the north shore. The channel runs about sixty feet below the sound floor on both sides, cut into rock with very slow erosion.
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Long Island ‘Sound
United States Coast ‘Survey
Street Car Etiquette Sparks Mild Exchange
In a crowded Boston car a ruddy faced man refuses to give his seat to a younger woman, saying he is old enough to be her father. The woman, holding a strap, replies with measured humor as the car moves along.
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Boston Transcript
How Poe Spends Less Than He Earned
A Detroit Free Press excerpt notes Poe’s philosophy of wealth, stating he always managed to spend less than he earned. The remark contrasts a young man’s curiosity about riches with Poe’s frugal practice.
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Poe
Detrouit Free Press
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Chestnut ST
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