Boston Wins Slow Game as Lead Stands Strong
Boston defeated an opponent yesterday after taking an early lead in the second inning. Manager Bresnahan used four pitchers in a bid to win. The game featured Boston scoring two runs in the second, with Deeo Tyler Kling and others contributing at the plate. Umpires Johnstone and Eason officiated.
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Cure for Baby Eczema via Cuticura Ointment Proven
A mother reports her seven month old baby suffered eczema and boils during teething. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the child improved dramatically, with hair and curls restored and no further skin outbreaks. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products and lists purchase details from druggists and dealers.
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Detroit tops Philadelphia in four straight win
George Maglin returned from an operation and pitched well as Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 in Detroit. Half the runs came on Strenk errors in the third inning. Batteries Coombs and Lapp for Philadelphia Mullln and Stanage for Detroit.
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Victoria Pounds Seattle in 12 to 1 Baseball Duel
Victoria roared back from an early Seattle lead and exploded for 11 late runs to win 12 to 1. Moe Fulkerton and Shea held Seattle while Cates homered and Brinker added power for Vancouver.
Sacramento Beats Los Angeles 5 3 In Midsummer Baseball Clash
Sacramento won its third straight, scoring two runs in the ninth to pull away from Los Angeles. Yates collected 12 hits with four for extra bases and Abbott, Fitegerald, and Thomas produced key offense. Umpire Hildebrand presided as Sacramento’s two-run double steal sparked the early scoring.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney Co
Historical ad claims catarrh is constitutional and cure is internal and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Offers 100 dollar payoff for failure to cure, with circulans and testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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Flater and Pearce Lead At San Francisco Victory
Umpire Finney presided as Flater and Pearce, Miller and Schmidt stood firm in a tight contest at San Francisco. Oakland and H E observed the play, while spectators noted the 6 to 3 scoreline emerging from the field.
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Knives Used at Dance In Ohio Massacre
Three men were slain and three others severely injured during a drunken altercation at a Polish Mine labor party in Steubenville. Police arrest two suspects as witnesses report a quarrel over a woman escalated at a Sunday christening and dance. Dozens more were wounded or hurt. physicians warn of lingering soreness and advise Chamberlains Liniment for fast relief.
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Encourage cabbage growing near fruit trees in Sutherlin
Sutherlin Fruit Growers Association invited Arthur G B Bouquet of Oregon Agricultural College to visit Sutherlin and advise on garden management. The group seeks methods to make their land profitable in the interim between fruit harvests and explores vegetables between trees.
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cabbage and broccoli planting on 20 acres cited by Mr Bouquet
Mr Bouquet reports 20 acres of cabbage and broccoli planted as an experimental crop. They plan to bring the product to market in December and January, noting success depends on climate and market conditions.
Thief Flees With 6000 Dollar Grip On Oregon Train
A hoodwinked criminal fled on train No 17 from Huntington to Baker with a leather grip containing over 6000 dollars. Fear overtook him and he abandoned the grip in the car ahead. He left the train at Baker and the grip was recovered before reaching Haines. The grip was in the custody of M. R. Brown of Portland.
Missing grip incident ends with thief escape
A recovered grip containing money and securities was traced to a theft where the thief followed Brown, watching for a chance to claim the items. Officers believe the thief fled when the grip’s owner name and address risked discovery. The grip was restored to its owner, while the thief eluded capture.
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