Bresnahan Hit by Play Sparks Early Scuffle in St Louis
Phin bunched hits with Selding and battery errors by St Louis and won easily. The visitors made seven miscues. Bresnahan was badly spiked on the wrist while trying to touch out Lebert at the plate in the first inning and may be sidelined for two weeks. He protested O Day s decision allowing Lebert to score, and Huggins was removed by the umpire. Magee returned to action after a suspension tied to an umpire incident. Batteries Woodburn McAdams Bresnahan Bliss Wingo Chamera Alexander and Spencer Umpires O Day and Emslie.
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Phin
Selding
St. Louis
Lobert
Bresnahan
Reht
O'Day
Lebert
Huggins
Sherwood Magee
Fitineran
Lynch
Iseit
Ian Bende
Cat de Tee
Philadelphia
Woodburn
McAdams
Bliss
Wingo
Chamera
Alexander and Spencer
Emslie
Chicago Triumphs Over Boston With Five-Run Burst
National League game summary shows Chicago defeating Boston 13 to 6 in Heston on August 17. Schulte hit a three RBI homer into center with the bases loaded in the fourth, and Doyle left the game after arguing a decision. The Pirates defeated the Giants 9 to 0 as Steele nearly pitched a complete game, while Wagener left with a shoulder injury.
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Chicago
Boston
Heston
Schulte
Doyle
Pinte Set WF cat Woes
A fragmented notice from a local paper details woes around a Pinte Set WF event. The readable text mentions Figaro, a cat, and a dispute over a bet sheet tied to a race or gaming context in Oregon. Readers should note the unclear OCR details and look for full names and dates in the next edition.
Detroit Beats Chicago In Final Series Game In Batting Bee
In Chicago on August 17 Detroit won the final game of the series against the White Sox. White was hit hard and left for Benz, who pitched well before Young pinch hit. McConnell and Jones made spectacular one handed catches as Detroit posted a strong offensive showing. Batteries White Benz Young Payne Donovan Stanage.
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Detroit
Chicago
White
Benz
Young
McConnell
Jones
Northwest League Standings and Results Summary
Vancouver beat Portland 4 to 2 with Brinker's long fly driving in two runs. Spokane defeated Tacoma 9 to 4 as errors hurt Tacoma. Victoria topped Seattle 3 to 1 with a decisive two-base hit and an error breaking a one‑one tie in the sixth.
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Stamling
W. I. Pat
Vancouver
Portland
B.C
Pettierew
Brinker
R.H
Sacramento Attacked by Local Nine in Open Game
Aug 17 Sacramento fell 11 to 8 as Vernon hammered Thompson early. Miller held the visitors in check while Powell's base running stood out for Vernon. Oakland and Los Angeles opened with a 7 to 7 tie as heavy hitting and ruined mound work led to a Vernon win and Stewart’s exit.
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Vernon
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Frisco
Thompson
Posees
Hung
Fiim
Miller
Plulder Powell
R. Ti
E. Supe
WNO
Asie Sceeraresd
Ewewsse
Vaulinon
Giemiey
Oakland Benched as Errors Open Late Scoring Spree
Oakland benched in the fourth after a misplay on Brown's bunt and Stewart's bunt fill drove in runs. Car lisle's long fly and Kane's Texas leaguer to right produced a tied game in the eighth. Vernon answered for Oakland but no final comeback. Angels beat Portland 4 to 3 in Portland, Oregon, as a late Angels rally and a Krueger miscue yielded the three decisive runs.
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Oakland
Brown
Stewart
Carlisle
Kane
Vernon
Gregory
Christian
Pearce
Raleigh
MecGreevy
Angels
Portland
Los Angeles
Krueger
Delhi
R. H. E. Tog
Cconacorecuvs and & Batteries
Abbott
Steen
Koestner
Murray
Western League Scores From St Joseph Sioux City and Des Moines
In St Joseph the St Joseph team beat Two peka 6 to 2. Sioux City defeated Denver 9 to 3. Des Moines won against Lincoln 7 to 3, with the game ended at the end of the seventh due to rain.
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St. Joseph
Government After Fraudulent Advertiser Warns Public
The post office department exposes a scam selling novelty typewriters for letters sent as testimonials. Victims were asked to mail 10 cents and later three dollars to receive a toy machine claimed to write thousands of letters. Authorities have filed fraud orders and indicted the campaign’s proprietor.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Gettter
Making a Vacation Pay
The best investment many men make is their vacation. They spend money and earn nothing yet refresh both body and mind. A proper break renews physical and mental machinery, boosting energy for the year ahead and increasing courage, confidence, and happiness.
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Orlson Swett Warden
Ladies Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna Adv
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a pleasant refreshing laxative suited for ladies and children. It claims cleansing and strengthening effects, notes the importance of buying the genuine Brittle name product, warns of unscrupulous imitations, and states price at 50 cents per bottle with sale by leading druggists.
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Sera
Brittoo
Senna
New Stomach From Chamberlain Tablets Claim
H M Young Peters, editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio, writes that after persistent stomach distress Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets gave him relief from the first days and the second bottle provided a new stomach and improved digestion. For sale by all dealers.
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H. M. Young Peters
The
Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
New York Mermaid Mira Reve Pitonef Swims 17 Miles
New York native Mira Reve Pitonef, an athletic young woman, swam 17 miles from East 26th Street to Steeplechase Pier Coney Island in eight and a half hours.
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Mira Reve Pitonef
New York
Twentysixth Street
Steeplechiee Pier
Cooney Island
First Breach of Promise Suit Filed in Kern County
Minnie Friedrieth of Cleveland Ohio sues A C Jacobsen bakery proprietor in Kern County Superior Court alleging breach of promise seeking damages of 6000 dollars. The action marks the first breach of promise case in the county's history.
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King
Kern County
Bakeryfield
Minnie Friedrieth
Cleveland
Ohio
A. C. Jacobsen
Des Moines Woman Cured After Two Day Illness
A well known Des Moines woman, after two days of a severe bowel complaint, was cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
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Des Moines
New Building for Pilot Rock in progress
Special Correspondence from Pilot Rock Oregon reports a new furniture store being built by Lemuel Car¢eel is under way and will soon be finished, seen as a major improvement for Pilot Rock and the surrounding area. Local travel notes include Elsie McReynolds visit, Miss Edna Earl from Pendleton staying with Elsie, and A T Campbell arriving from Missouri for several days.
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Pilot Rock
Ore
Lemuel Car¢eel
Mervyn Gilbert
Portland
Elsie McReynolds
Marvin Roy
Pendleton
Fay Sturtevant
Edna Earl of
Elsie McReynolde
Joe Roger
Ruth
A. T. Campbell
Missouri
Rare Suspension Treatment Cures Child Paralysis
London reports a nine year old girl at Great Ormond Street Hospital undergoing an unusual therapy for infantile paralysis. The patient is suspended by a leather frame under the armpits and trunk to straighten a sideways spinal deformity, with daily massages to strengthen weakened muscles. After about a month of this method a leather jacket may be fitted to support the spine for several months.
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London
Great Ormond Street
W. C
Young Men of Character Entering Navy
Washington reports Captain Henry A. Wiley praising a new navy recruiting class as highly capable and patriotic. He notes high school educated youths entering as changes in trades available, driven by trades and learning opportunities. He cites publicity driven recruitment and that the navy shows applicants the service’s disadvantages before enlistment. The Navy’s current strength stands at 47,727 enlisted of 84,106 authorize.
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Washington
United States Navy
Henry A. Wiley
Wiley
Navy
Negros In Capitol Grounds Near Lynch Attempt
At the capital grounds in Washington a mob pursued a young man named William Nixon after a midnight confrontation with William Stewart, a servant. Nixon fired a revolver, killing Stewart instantly, as mob members shot at Nixon and he fled into nearby Pennsylvania yards for safety.
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Washington
Capital Building
Pennsylvania
William Nixon
William Stewart
Capitol Grounds
Nixon
Stewart
Chamberlain Liniment Promises Faster Healing
Promotes healing of cuts and bruises in about one third of the usual time. Acts as antiseptic and helps injuries heal without maturation. Also relieves muscle soreness and rheumatic pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wealthy Porterville Man Struck Blind By Rattler Poison
H W Stokes a Porterville realty dealer was severely ill and lost his sight for nearly two days after handling and skinning a large rattlesnake near Mountain Home. Doctors call the case mysterious as poison absorption cannot fully explain the temporary blindness.
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Porterville
H. W. Stokes
Stokes
Mountain Home
Itos
Elk Drive Across Wyoming To Move 10000 Elk Westward
Wyoming officials plan a large elk relocation from Jackson Hole to the Big Horn Mountains west of Sheridan. The operation envisions 1000 cavalry from Fort Russell and 1000 cow hands, ranchers, and herders, for a total mounted force of 2000 guiding the elk across the state. The move aims to protect ranches and sheep from elk damage, with federal funding provided for elk care.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Big Horn Mountains
Sheridan
Wyo
United States Cavalry
Congress
United States
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Fort McKenzie
Czar Resents Grip in Manchuria Clash
Russian papers condemn U S efforts to gain foothold in Manchuria led by American petroleum and timber interests. U S consul Fisher proposes Chinese land plates for cultivation under American system, opposed by Japan and Russia over fear of American dominance and required military protection in Manchuria.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Manchuria
Amercan Darvester Trust
Iirostly
Fred Douglis Fisher
Mukden
China
Political chess at play in Asia with global powers
Novoo Vremya reports a sharp United States stance toward Russia and Japan as the American Harvester trust, set to supply agriculture implements for a venture, names its acting director as the American minister in Pekin. The piece suggests Russia and Japan maneuver while the United States appears to gain leverage in a delicate international exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Not Loaded Revolver Fatal Shot In Pittsview
Ala.Girard Jeffcoat, a county resident, killed a girl and himself in front of several young women near Pittsview. He claimed the pistol was unloaded, but his attempt proved fatal as an only loaded chamber was fired. Investigators confirmed the revolver had one loaded chamber.
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Girard
Ala
Guy Jeffcoat
Pittsview
Macon Lawyer Becomes Peroxide Blond After Prank
Macon Georgia attorney Arthur Dasher Jr. woke to find his hair turning a taffy blond after friends poured hydrogen peroxide mixed with ammonia on his raven black locks. The well known lawyer found the prank embarrassing yet accepted it good naturedly and began explaining the strange change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Arthur Dasher, Jr
Dasher
Foot remedy boasts cure for sore feet in buyer plea
Mere Crockett of Jeffersonville reports relief after second TT Did It treatment. She could walk downstairs one foot at a time for five years previously. Advertisement touts TTZ as unique foot cure, drawing out exudations, cleansing pores, and delivering rapid comfort. Fourteen words list penny price and direct order from Walter Guther.
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Mere, Crockett
Jeffersonville
Mr. Crockett
Walter Guther
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