Hicks Park Loses To Ohio Grays In Ten Inning Game
Hicks Park Club lost to the Ohio Grays 8 to 7 in ten innings despite leading 7 to 3 after nine. Key plays include Noe and Quinn driving in runs for Hicks Park, and a late ninth inning call by umpire Chas. Smith that drew boos and later admission of error. Ohio tied the score in the ninth before winning in the tenth on errors and a single. Noe pitched well for Hicks Park.
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Hicks Park
Ohio Grays
Ohio
Spring Valley
Barry
Taylor
Thio
Carroll
Baker
P. Ternetti
Noe
Friel
Paydon
G. Sisler
Chas. Smith
O. K
Tenacious clutch win cited with strong hits by Buckley
One run in the 10th tied to a dramatic finish. Noe collected 10 hits, Sisler 3, Buckley 6, with Noe drawing 3 walks. Taylor Noe Sisler Friel and Buckley led the offense with multiple two base hits and decisive late scoring.
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Taylor
Noe
K. Sisler
Sisler
Buckley
Riots in West Frankfort Patrols as Foreigners Targeted
Five state militia companies patrolled West Frankfort Illinois as a mob attacked Frankfort Heights burning homes of foreigners. Many foreigners injured and taken to Benton for treatment amid reports of deaths disputed. An Italian clubhouse poolroom and other properties were destroyed as crowds roamed seeking the badly mutilated bodies of Tony Hemple and Amel Caleaterra.
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West Frankfort
Frankfort Heights
Benton
Tony Hemple
Amel Caleaterra
Mob Riots Rock West Frankfort Over Italian Robbery Rumors
A mob of coal miners in West Frankfort formed after reports that two murdered boys possessed information on robberies by Italians. False whispers fueled violence. property was damaged and foreigners beaten though no deaths occurred. Officials sought state aid to calm the outbreak.
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Watkins
Fox
West Frankfort
Tony Hemple
Amel Calcaterra
Black Hand
The Frog to Fox Lesson Ends Witch’s Trick
A fox named Black Fox bargains with a witch to regain his form after being turned into a frog. The frog retrieves a pool stone but a dragon surfaces. the witch frees her dragon son, and the fox finally learns deceit brings loss. The tale ends with the fox keeping his form and avoiding witches.
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R. Black Fox
Froggie
Black Fox
Notable Local Divorces and Creations Highlight Regional News
Mrs Amos Parker Johnson of San Francisco sues for divorce after six years of marriage. Milwaukee brigadier John C Smith wins an international doughnut championship by making 3100 doughnuts in a day. Louise Iams of Madison Township dies and wills 30000 dollar farm revenue to care for her four dogs with a guardian appointed. Ellery Gardner of Canaan New Hampshire completes a self made violin. Earlier he built the smallest perfect jack knife measuring under three eighths of an inch.
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John C. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Salvation Army
Louise B. Iams
Madison Township
Ellery J. Gardner
Canaan
N. H
Mr. Gardner
Colors and superstitions in color symbolism
The article outlines beliefs about color meanings in the United States and among Indians. It notes green and red as unlucky, blue symbolizing love and faith, brown tied to death, and red as a sign of victory for chiefs. It also mentions green eyes implying jealousy and a superstition about marrying in green.
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United States
Brown
Statistical notes on reformatories and oceans
The notes state reformatory schools originated in France The Pacific Ocean is the deepest ocean and a mile deeper than others Buenos Aires is the world's largest Catholic city Most animals live five times as long as their age to maturity
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The
Pacific
Ocean
Buenos Aires
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J. Ternetti
Quinn
Ternetti
B. Buckley
Hicks ‘Park
Giacomo Bernardino
MR. Fox
Amos Parker Johnson
San Francisco
France
Spring Valley, Ill
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