Philadelphia tops Pittsburg in first extra inning game
In Pittsburg on June 6 Philadelphia won 5 to 4 in ten innings marking the season’s first extra inning game. The decisive rally featured a two batters call with both pitchers erring as Philadelphia pulled ahead in the tenth. Rigorous error plagued both sides in a tense contest with Steele and Simon collecting key hits.
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St. Laws
Brooklyn
Rucker
Gigorivo
Es Rucker
Erwint Golilen
Biles
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pittebure
R. H. E. Baqdihel Ogre
Od Steele
Simon
Alexander and
Dowin
Change of Life Advice From Lydia E Pinkham
A reader letter from Natick Mass praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during menopause. The writer credits the product with improved well being and urges others to publish similar testimonials. The letter notes seeking advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass and offers confidential guidance.
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Mass
Lydia I Tinkham
Mir
Swinian
B.C
Mila Streat
Nutiek
Mayas
Daca E. Winkham
Undefined score fragment in unknown race meet
A fragmentary OCR reads a race result with names possibly Spalkine Rackert Kan and Ah Hasty, KR H.F Ryacerseieeh, and a location Tanner in the event note. Details are unclear but suggest a Kansas or regional track listing with uncertain placements and timing.
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Spalkine
Rackert Kan
Ah Hasty
Portind Drops Another as Vancouver Breaks Tie
Vancouver broke a tie in the eighth inning yesterday as Brinker delivered a clutch hit driving in two runs. Earlier, another tally produced before the inning by Jender gave the Rocials the lead, with Vanover securing the win. Bloomfield, Harris, Fiskie, and Taylor contributed in a rugged, high‑tension game.
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Vancouver
B.C
Hite Yesternley
Brinker
Canter
Anther
Jender
Rocials
Vanover
Bloomfuel
Harris
Polite Commissioner of New York and the police chief
A critique of New York policing underscores the unstable nature of the office and the long line of police chiefs. The piece contrasts metropolitan duties with lighthearted jabs at country press and cites ironic items from the New York Evening Mail and Coos County Democrat. It notes famed figures like Franklin P. Adams and references Japanese coronation delegates in London. It ends by endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
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Phinelaridur Waldo
Hooney
Comuomienioner
James C. Corney Thelin
Exer
Franklin P. Adame
Coos County
ONFL
Miks Susie Danforth
P. A. Mournteau
Mr. Adams
Arthur Leon Burden
Hickevilly
N. HM
Susie Danforth
Sit
Burden
Hickeville
Hoperower Tort in Rumanawhy Incident Report
Independence reports a hoperower named Dr Mike Kreba was thrown from a buggy while driving home south of the city. The horse reared stalled the vehicle and Kreba sustained injuries. a local physician suspects a serious condition but notes no further details. The notice promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as widely trusted.
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Coniotton
Hair Returns With Sheriff and Arrest in Spokane
A man named George T ink, arrested in Spokane last week for allegedly stealing $400 in a local jewelry store, is tied to a broader pursuit by Morrie police. Sheriff Rand and others pursued him as Governor Tay and officials moved to address the robbery case amid delayed royal offices.
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Baker
MD Rand Per
George Tink
Spokane
Morrie
Spekant
Tay
Cnolly
Willeth Cutte Hind
Blair
Untitled health ad fragment with unclear products
Fragmentary OCR text promoting skin cleansing and a drug company. Mentions Do, Tellman Drug Co and a vague complexion claim. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals.
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Prlal Berttle
D. D. Do
Tellman Drug Co
Strawberries Rush East From Hood River Valley
Strawberries are ripening rapidly as warm weather drives shipments eastward. Last night three rearloads were sent to eastern markets and more carloads are expected. in Hood River valley an estimated twenty carloads will depart this year. Meanwhile three crews of 14 government surveyors each arrived in Burns to advance land subdivision across unsurveyed areas.
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Hood River
Polite
Mteath
Burns
Hurne
Pigin Crops and Fruit Report from Kigin Or
Ruins of the last two weeks affect crops in the area. Timothy and alfalfa are in fine condition and grain looks promising. Fall wheat is in good growth and may yield a hay crop sufficient to carry grain. Several farmers have already cut wheat and many more will follow.
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Kigin
Old Fort Dalles canoe donated by Portland photographer
Indian Canoe Gryen Society of The Dalles received an Alia canoe 30 feet long from Dr H A Gifford, photographer from Portland. The dugout, carved from fir, had been in use for nearly a century and remains sound. In Vancouver eleven blind students from the state school attended a Mary Garden concert in Portland, arranged by a citizens committee to brighten inmates’ lives, with George Mullin and Miss Mary Gray guiding the pupils.
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Dalles
Mary Garden
Vancouver
Wash
State School For the Blind
Armory
Portland
Citizens’ Committee
George Mullin
Mary Gray
Picnic Lodge Attendees and Berry Market Report
A noon picnic will feature dinners and sports with lodges from Cornelius North Plains Forest Grove Hillsboro Newberg North Yamhill and Gaston represented. Freewater shipments exceed local demand as over 600 crates of strawberries left Milton and Freewater last week driving prices from 2.50 to 3.50. Banks news notes rail junction decisions near the town center as electric and steam lines converge.
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Forest Grove
Knights of Pstiles
Washington County
Cornelius
North Plains
Fores Grove
Hillshord
Newburg
North Yamhill
Freewater
Milton
Milton-Freewater Fruit Growers' Union
Shields Fruit Company
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United Railways
Tillamook
Oregon Development League
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