14 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines a complex debate over American polo's direction and leadership. It references key figures including Raul, Mege, and Sopher while noting tensions at Watertown and connections to the United States commission. The piece hints at organizational upheaval and divergent plans for the sport's future.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses German figures, events, and wartime references with many misspellings. It mentions Germany and various names in a distorted stream of words, lacking coherent dates or clear actions. The passage reads as a noisy, partial transcript with numerous errors and few resolvable facts.
An OCR readout outlines a chaotic, densely packed scene with political figures, dates, and places. It references Concord and Belay, Steattad, and various groups, hinting at a crowded debate or protest landscape with shifting loyalties and implied outcomes amid broad national currents.
Joe Wood, Boston's star pitcher, struggles in recent performances. Fans and analysts note inconsistent control and reduced effectiveness against key opponents as the season progresses.
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic list of names, places, and actions. It mentions multiple individuals and locations such as Warren, Gedene, Tarbatentth, WME ML Hihunets, and Santa Uttler, but the garbled text makes specific events or outcomes impossible to determine.
Fragmentary OCR describes a political or court setting with references to secretary, family, and officials. Names and details are unclear, but mentions a secretary near a seat, some officials, and a pending mandate or duty. The readable text hints at a public figure and associated relatives in a formal proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR reads Elsie Mac Leod connected to a sugar cut event. Mentions a warning to endure a danger and a note about a local plan or place. Names and places are unclear due to text issues.
A garbled account from an exhibition game mentions Marines and a list of unclear names and actions. The readable parts indicate a demonstration match with some scoring notes and unidentified participants.
A fragmentary article describes school house models by parcel post, praising architectural detail and hygiene focus. It credits Dr. MOM Derndar for design, notes wireline model assembly, and mentions two prominent architects approving the work.
American League games featured Aston 7, St Louis 8 and Philadelphia 4, New York 4, Detroit 2, Chicago 6, Washington 4. National League results included Boston 6, Cincinnati 4 and New York 3, Pillsburgy 2, Philadelphia 6, St Louis 2, Chicago 7, Brooklyn 6. New England League reports Owall 2, lyn New Bedford 7, Beachton 3, Fall River Worcaster 5, Lawrence 10, Portland A.
A questionable public notice cites endorsement by unknown people and local authorities, urging investigation of a local event. Police chief Thomas Wntwisile of Portsouth N courses a wary stance. Doan's Kidney Pills are mentioned in a past anecdote as a remedy, with an advertising reference to Philbrick's Drug Store.
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