Chinatown suffragette flight shocks New York
Quon Shee Fee of 9 Pell Street fled her husband Leu Fee after a row of late night dominoes and tea-house tales. Neighbors report a suffragette motive as Lou Pon recounts the dispute and police take note of the domestic scandal in Chinatown.
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New York
Quon Shee Fee
Canton
Pell Street
Leu Fee
Mouchock
Tee Lee
Chinatown
Lou Pee
Burker
Elizabeth Street
Music At Milking Time May Aid Cows
Washington State College veterinarians Dr Otto Minig and Dr Walter Baker argue nerves affect milk flow and that soothing music could boost production. They compare dog saliva responses to music and weigh whether violin tunes by Kubelik or Sousa would best entertain cows during milking.
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Otto Minig
State of Washington College
Minig
Walter Baker
Sousa
Kubelik
Jelly Juggler Puts Coppers to Rout in Fort Jelly Battle
In Levelland the "Battle of Fort Jelly" ends with Jelly Port siege as Bingang enters a cellar at Mrs SeedeB Peat’s home. Police officers James Rea Wegoamen James Sherry and Philip Mail are besieged by a man wielding jelly jars and a mallet amid shouting and flying missiles.
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Levelland
Fort Jelly
Mra
Seedeb Peat
James Rea
Wegoamen James Sherry
Philip
Bingang
Eingang
Observance of Spring Feast Sacrifice Described
Fragment mentions Sere ot See eWerch and a spring feast custom centered on a sacrifice. The readable text indicates the initiation of a ritual observance and notes that the proper practice involved a sacrificial act. Details on participants or exact form are incomplete.
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eWerch
Cleveland Fans Grow Restless Over Naps Struggles
Harry Davis, leader of the Naps, grapples with finding a winning combination as Cleveland fans demand change. Poor results risk a loud clamor for Stovall, with Napoleon Lajoie sidelined by a recent accident.
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Harry Davis
Naps
Stovall
Cleveland
Boston's Strong Pitching and Batting Quintet Shine
Boston's team shows improved batting and fielding as Clootte Hall O'Brien Woods Pape join a strong pitcher quintet. Carrigan and Nune maker contribute in the catching department to support a winning effort.
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Boston
Clootte
Hall
O'Brien
Woods
Pape
Carrigan
Nunemaker
Waddell Tops AL Scoring Hype Amid Boston Notes
Minneapolis fans hail Rube Waddell as leading American League scorer while mentions of Ownie Bush and infielder Gabentolt from Wientritz appear in scattered notes. The fragmentary text also references a hospital visit and a long-standing Boston connection.
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Minneapolis
Rube Waddell
Ownie Bush
Gabentolt
Wientritts
Hospital
Boston
Pirates Manager Defends Cobb After Fan Abuse Incident
Fred Clarke, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, defends Ty Cobb amid calls for suspension after Cobb attacked a New York fan. Clarke argues that Cobb acted to defend himself against cowardly abuse, notes Hans Wagner and Marty O'Toole endured similar taunts, and urges investigation before any punishment.
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Fred Clarke
Pittburg Pirates
Ty Cobb
New York
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Cobb
Cob
Hans Wagner
Marty O'Toole
Detroit
Ban Johnson
Lullaby and Melodrama Clip From Nesbit Poem Fragment
Readable fragments from a Wilbur D. Nesbit piece blend nursery rhymes and comic verse with domestic scenes. Mentions a tired mother singing to a child and a sleepy child awaiting the sand man as the ice man looms. A stray line references political figures running for office.
An Ane Greens to Nee Mock Aequired Ewing
A garbled OCR note presents unclear names and phrases about a person or event. Readable items reference possible individuals and places but lack coherent details to form a clear report.
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Nee
Ewing
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Tisten
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Su Vanstitel
Son-Cennen
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Geisay Waleau
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