Popular American Association Leader Elected President
Thomas M. Chivington has been elected president of the American association for a five year term. He will receive a higher salary and continues leading the major minor league body since first chosen in 1916. Previously general manager of the Louisville club before entering baseball full time, Chivington rose from a newspaper career and remains popular across the association’s cities.
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Thomas M. Chivington
American Association
Chivington
Joe O’brien
New York
Hank O'Day
Cincinnati
Chariey O'Day
Stringfeld
O'Days
Olio
Frank Isbell
Pes Meines
Magnate
Mendez
Fanningomir
Capt
Anson
James Callahan
Pea Jugglers Retire Rumors Spark Baseball Talk
Longstanding players surround Bowerman and Christy Mathewson in a messy tale of retirement rumors. Frank Bowerman of Remes Mich and the Kansas City club are cited as quitting baseball as Bowerman faces a release. Carr, once friends with Bowerman, shifts toward Kansas City management while Bowerman’s status remains uncertain.
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Frank Bowermen
Remes
Mick
Fatious
Christy Mathewson
Christopher
Kansas City
Utica Blade
Bowerman
American Association
Indianapolis
Charlie Carr
Carr
Minnesota football star begins Olympic prelim training in Chicago
Ralph Curren, a key player for Minnesota's 1911 football squad with a high rushing record, starts training for the Olympic preliminary trials in Chicago this spring. Capron may join if he makes the American team, as the article notes his potential involvement.
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Ceanren
Ralph Curren
University of Minnesota
Chicago
Capron
Baseball gossip and trades swirl in scattered reports
The notes mention Davy Jones buying a Detroit drug store, Wilbert Robinson guiding Johan McGraw’s pitching, a possible trade of Jap Barbeau, Rochester selling Alperman to Atlanta, and debate on New York athletic commission oversight. Other items discuss Jack Johnson, Marty O’Toole, Fred Clarke, Eugene Krapp, Hank O’Day, and various player plans and rumors shaping early baseball chatter.
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Davy Jones
Detroit
Wilbert Robinson
Johan McGraw
Kansas City
Jap Barbeau
Midneapolis
Warren Gill
Rochester
Charles (Whitey) Alperman
Atlanta
Athletic Commission
New York
Daseball
Jack Johnson
United States
Marty O'Toole
Fred Clarke
Eugene Krapp
Cleveland
Baltimore
Arthur Devlin
New York Nationals
Charley Herzog
Hank O'Day
Frank Bancreim
Frank
Phillies Dooin Predicts National League Pennant Lead
Phillies manager Charley Dooin, after peace with Horace Fogel, predicts the NL pennant. He cites pitching nucleus Moore and Alexander and notes early success before an injury altered results against the Giants. He urges caution about Alexander but trusts the core of Meore and Grever Alexander.
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Quakers
Pitchera Moore
Alexander
Trade recollections and pitcher confidence in league star
The speaker praises a top NL pitcher for elite speed and varied repertoire, noting no contract yet but expecting him to sign at training. He also lauds the Cincinnati trade, claiming Lotert as a hustling infielder who helped make the team successful.
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Cincinnati
Lotert
Barred Punch Aids Boxing After Ban
Since the kidney punch was abolished by the National Storting club and followed by other promoters the sport has improved. The flyweight championship match at Headquarters was notable for its clean, highly controlled heat with minimal clinching, praised by spectators as one of the cleanest in the London ring.
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National Storting Club
Longeon Ring
Wolvet Plans Return to Ring After Hiatus
Ad Wolgast intends to resume boxing around May 1 after a long layoff. He plans six and ten round bouts in New York to regain form and stance, aiming to enter multiple fights and get back into shape.
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Wolvest
Ad Wolgast
New York
Thre
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Woman Overcome Debilitating Kidney Trouble
The ad profiles Mrs. F. M. Hill of Waterloo Town who fell seriously ill with kidney pain swelling and fatigue in 1905. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she recovered energy and health, with doctors once hopeful but exhausted praise for the remedy.
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Dean
Doan
F. M. Hill
Waterloo
Town
Mis Johnsing and Husband Strain in Boarded Goods Tale
Matilda recalls Miss Johnsing and her husband living apart for six months. They keep furniture in storage at fifty cents a month, risking debt and a shrinking bank balance. She urges the husband to work, but he prefers long hours out, leading to tensions over labor and money.
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Miss Lou
Matilda
Ford
Johnning
Loekin
Wher Your Eyse Nood Gare RSS Beek Spee
In clear readable prose the notice reports a local issue involving a public service request and a referenced authority. Details are fragmentary but indicate official action and a pending process with a stated deadline. Nongraphic and neutral in tone.
Fragmented Query About Weep Gea Version and Names
The text appears garbled with unclear references to Weep-Gea Version, Tommy Ced, and possible questions about meaning. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize as a news item.
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Tommy
Teething Syrup Claims and Dating Etiquette
The passage ridicules patent medicines and social foibles. It references Wieslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and mocks reactions to unwanted advances, noting how a man’s first kiss attempt can provoke a widow’s anger.
The Usual Way and Mrs Close Radge Joke
The dialogue hints at a humorous domestic scene as Mrs Browz asks where Mrs Close rummaged for her new aunt and Mrs Jones replies through her husband's pockets in a light exchange.
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Mrs. Browz
Mrs. Closeradge
Mrs. Jones
Unclear text fragment with ad like jumbled content
The provided text is highly garbled with nonsensical phrases and no clear events or identifiable persons or organizations. It reads like an OCR can’t parse a sale advertisement or article item.
Paraphrased travel note mentions routes and dates
A fragmented excerpt references travel routes on road the West Northwest and Southwoeet with tickets for February March and May. It mentions local agent information and a general warning about a parasite and a salve advertisement promising relief from skin diseases and burns.
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EBRD
Rio
Plate Road
Tepeinan
Parasite
Wayne
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Nek
Grever Alexander
Earl Moore
Falea
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Jean & Opida
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Invalids’ Hotel and
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Toute
Spchh Merisal CO
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Wate
L.douglas
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Minnesota
Central
Oregon Trunsilway
Aneseta
Epta
Maillion
Great Northern
Hailwey
Ctienlec
Estei
Ampha the Great Sirif Lotion
American Pharmaceutical Corp
Broad Street
New York City
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Alberta
Canada
U.S
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Wuttawee
Can
Agen
M. Brown
Springild
Eio
Ofpl
We CO
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Lollard
ALGL
Bux
Ciricuge
Eddy County
N.M
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Lamar
Eductress Lowry
Marshall CO
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Gretter
A. Clare CO
Kahoka
Pethi War
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