National League Scores and Batter Details Reported
In Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston and Brooklyn games are listed with runs hits errors and battery details. Managers and umpires noted include Richie Kling Ames Drucke Wilson Rigler Finneran Beebe Moran Eason Johnstone and others. The fragment ends with a stray ad line about getting rid of something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
R.A. E. Pittsburg
Ain Avn Alee Ieee
Steele, Phillipp and
Simon
Beebe and Moran
Rigler and Finneran
Boston
Rheumatism Cure Claim for Chamberlain Liniment
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as wonderfully effective for rheumatism with one application proving merits and urges trial. Indicates availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Batter ies-Colden and Bresnahan Bell Schardt and Bergen
umpires Klem and Doyle officiated a game featuring Colden Bresnahan Bell Schardt and Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colden
Bresnahan
Bell, Schardt
Bergen
Umplires
Klem and
Doyle
Philadelphia Triumphs 17 14 In Slugfest Over St Louis
In the biggest slugfest of the season Philadelphia beat St Louis 17 to 14. Coombs Morgan Bender Livingstone Hamilton Mitchell Clarke powered the attack while Walters contributed 13 18 6 at bat. Umpires O Loughlin and Dineen.
Tea ad Ha od VW Reslis Yesterday
Portland 6 and San Francis Dikkind 12 are listed with Los Angeles Gheramento 8 and Vernon 7 in a fragmented advert. The text appears to mix city names and numbers without clear context or complete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reslis
Portland
San Francis Dikkind
Los Angeles
Gheramento
Vernon
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Cure Headache
A disordered stomach causes headaches and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are claimed to cure the condition. The notice urges readers to try the remedy and to purchase it from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Snail Mammal Found By Field Museum Scientist In Chicago
Wilfrid H. Osgood, assistant curator of zoology, returned to Chicago after a four month South American tour with ten specimens of a living mammal related to extinct marsupials. He described it as snail like, smaller than a opossum, brown fur, ratlike tail, and a rudimentary pouch.
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Chicago
Field Museum
Wilfrid TH. Osgood
South America
Osgood
Osgiod
Patagonia
Beekeeper Seems Immune as Bees Swarm Over Face
Texas man Charles Potenne k, employed near San Antonio, can handle bees as a child handles pets. He works bare armed and bare faced while bees crawl over his skin and face with no apparent distress. Old beekeepers call his tolerance remarkable, claiming he has not been stung in two years.
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Texas
Hil
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Potenenek
Adams Happenings Told in Paragraphs
Adams Oregon May 13. J T Lieu Allen made a business trip to Wall Walla. Mrs E G Marquis Pendleton visitor. Mrs E C Bowling guest of Mrs Dr McFall Pendleton. T C Ried Commercial hotel Adams a Pendleton visitor. Bert Kirby Inland Mercantile Pendleton visitor. Mr and Mrs E A Merit left for Athena to reside. Mrs J Geiss and daughter Wilfred Pendleton visitors. Mrs J Winn Pendleton visitor. E G Marquis druggist Adams business visitor county seat. Dr McKenny Hells Adams visitor. Fred Collins Helix businessman former Adams resident visited Adams Thursday. Mrs John Glesy and daughter Wilfred left for Milton. Miss Eiva McBane and Mrs Pamela returned from Pendleton. Four weeks ago incubator with chickens hatched four healthy chicks. Mr and Mrs Morrison and Mr or Attire. Marquis went to Athena Thursday. Mile Susie Dupule Pendleton Adams visitor. Memorial services in Baptist church Sunday morning for mothers by Rev Studk ton. mothers urged to wear white flower and write to a mother in distant city. GQ M Lewis business trip Pendleton Thursday.
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T. C. Ried
Commercial Hotel
Adams
Pendleton
Bert Kirby
Inland Mercantile Company
E. A. Merit
Athena
J. Geiss
Winifred
J. Winn
E. G. Marquis
Adams, Wie
Baptist Church
Mir Studkton
M. Lewis
Balloon passengers rescued after Delaware Bay drift toward Atlantic
Blown from Philadelphia into Delaware Bay the balloon basket Philadelphia Werd with passengers Thomas EF Eldredge and John A Niggie along with Mrs Adel Turner Kurtz was towed up the Delaware River by a tug. The basket sank briefly but all aboard were saved near Delaware City.
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Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Delaware River
Thomas EF. Eldredge
Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation So«Ciety
John A. Niggie
Hemven
Adel Turner Kurtz
Delaware City
Newfoundland Premier Seeks Rail Link From Cape Sir Charles
New York trip by Sir Edward Morrix, Newfoundland premier, to discuss a proposed Quebec to Labrador railroad. The plan envisions a Lusitania type winter accessible route linking Cape Sir Charles to Quebec and Liverpool steam service, cutting Atlantic crossing time and enabling year round travel from Canada to the U S. A Port Arthur college of engineering is noted with similar instruments.
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New York
Edward Morrix
Newfoundland
Uriel
Ank i Hitate
Quebec
Cape Sir Charles
Labrador
Plana
Sir Charles
Liverpool
Atlantic
Herd
Cape Sir Charter
Wiild
Lower Canada
United States
Umatilla Notes Report Local Orders and Travel
Special correspondence from Umatilla Oregon on May 14 covers visitors returning from New York and trips to Portland. The town council passed new ordinances and sidewalk grading while business expansion and land deals unfold with Walla Walla, Spokane, and Hermiston interests. A merchant defends cloth signs for transient traffic during the Roundup, urging growth and reader engagement.
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J. H. Chung
Walla Walla
I. N, Haines
Shawnee
Oklo
O.W. R. & N. Round House
H. C. Means
Jones-Scott
Amenrika
Side
Lee
Coyote
Umatilla County
Huntington
Portland
Columbia River
Open River Transportation Company
Oregon
Washington
New York
Spokane
Hermiston
Uma- Ula
Columbia
G. M. Boer
Rag Signs and Local Stores Debate Cloth Signage
A fragmented local item discusses rag signs and cloth storefront signage in Lewse area stores. The piece references Miract transients, city papers, and rural residents, noting how daily papers influence perceptions and debates about signage in the community.
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Lewse
Oregon Surety and Casualty Company 1910 statement summary
The Oregon Surety and Casualty Company of Portland files its 1910 annual statement with the Oregon Insurance Commissioner. It lists capital paid up, total assets, and liabilities including gross losses unpaid and unearned premiums. The report shows Oregon operations with premiums in force, risks written, premiums received and losses paid during the year, and staff signatures of Guy Lombard as president and Dooly & Co. as general agents.
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The
Oregon Surety and Casualty Co
Portland
Oregon
Insurance Commissioner
State of
Capital
Oregon Surety and Casualty Company
Guy Lombard
Dooly & CO
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Alexander Dep
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National League
R.H. FE
Cunckeo
York
Anes
Richie
Kling
Ames
Drucke
Wilson
O'Day and
Brennan
Cincinnati
Huatteries
Suege
Burns
McLean
Pfeiffer
Flaherty
McTighe
Graham
Umphres
Eason and
Johnstone
Brooklyn
R.H. E
W. Court St
Stacy Adams
Eklund
Hohbach’s
Main Street
Detroit
Caldwell
Sweeney
Covington and Stanage
Connolly
Egan
Meveland
Rt. H. E. Boggh
Shiasasaba
Potteries
Cicotte
Carrigan
Mitchell
Mitchell, Harkness and Smith
Beore
Washington Cocuccevesseees
Chicaro Ui aGaiaipe Oaeleletween
Gray and Henry, Olmstead and
Block
San Froancisco
Sacramento
Sin Angeles
W . L. Pet. Sylphane
Seattle
Vancouver
Tacoma
Victoria Ee
Baskist
Big Pond
New College of Engineerng
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Umatilla
Umatilla Ore
J. W. McVey
John Lennox
Rh. Lingo
D. ¢ Brownet
W. OO. Hendricks
T. Duncan
Flw
Trowbridge
BL Menkman
J. M. Huuman
W. RO & SN
Hot Lake
M. LL Connell
Connell
Dodecov
Kennewick
Airs
Hullart and Son
Walla
Wally
Galloway
Pendieton
Switzier
Sam Kee
John Switvier
WH. M. Dryer
Walla Watt
Mies S& Pound
Wallowa
Hell
Canada
Lona
Iraniams
Grose
Andrew Carnegie
Standard Oil Company
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