Base Ball Game Fragments Between Tesreau and Ames
In a partial baseball account Tesreau allows one run off Wood in seven innings while Ames is tagged for three hits in two innings. Merkle has two base hits while Hooper and Yerkes contribute singles. A double play involved Waegner and Yerkes to Stahl. Relient and Wathewson walk totals noted with several strikeouts.
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Wood
Tesreau
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Ames
Merkle
Hooper
Yerkes
Waegner
Stahl
Bedient
Matthewson
Balle
Relient
Wathewson
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Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Wagner
Newark
AB. RH. P. A Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Verkle
Herzog
Meyers
Fletcher
Tesread
VicCormick
Oak ‘Clan
Hemains
Teersone
Jost
New York
Arunoe
Testeau
Aby Woos
Devore
Sooper
Lrst
Marquard
Merule
Ewished
Doyles
Acdgrass
O’brien
Muray
Merie
Scond
Cady
O'Brien
Lady
Sahl
Jerzog
Ady
Collins
Maerkle
Terzog
Matty
Doyle T Merkle
Mel Fletcher
McCormick
Smash
Shafer
Erros
Moray
Stahl Cady
Engel
Collns
Panble
Vebicher
Ralk
O' Brien
Brien
Boston
Red Sox
Wagener
Merle
Verzee
Speker
Meyeree
Matt
Therzog
Rdner
Hendrickson
Stahl Merkle
Verazog
Merers
Anne
Shefer
Waener
Noouins
Ore Iit
Murrey
Sspeaker
Herneg
Engle
All Bush Says Democratic Ed itor, Devore walked
A disjointed recount of a baseball game with many mis-spellings and errors is interwoven with a wire service style political rant. It cites Ed Devore and other players, then shifts to William Randolph Hearst in Paris urging protectionist tariff policies for Democrats. The text toggles between game details and a lengthy political argument over tariffs and living costs, including England vs United States comparisons and wage claims.
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New York
Paris
William Randolp Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
England
Wilson
Ttia
Germany
America
Great Britain
Armerica
Ireland
Australia
Ger
Last Game Result in Boston Victory at Podtin Park
Boston won the deciding contest of a lant series at Podtin on Oct 16 after a tied sequence. New York trailed 3 to 4 with R H E details unreadable in the clipped report. The game concluded the series with Boston prevailing over New York 8 to 4 in the final match.
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New York
Boston
Unclear score note from damaged baseball fragment
Fragmentary text outlines innings and pitcher mentions Wood and Redient with unclear event. Hard to extract a coherent game result or participants due to garbled OCR.
Billy Sunday condemns dancing as immoral in sermon
The preacher blasts dances and balls as moral danger, arguing they awaken passions, invite infidelity, and threaten family virtue. He laments flirtations and intimate contact on the dance floor and questions whether husbands and wives should attend such events.
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Huig
Etter
Chicago
New York
Paris
Financial Bloods
Theodore Roosevelt
Billy Sunday
Trayice
Husbard
Buex
Avaie
Nell
Ren
Mterner
Red Light District
Byron
Morgle
Iowa
Eight affidavits filed against McNeil Pottery manager
Miss Bertha Stallsgaver and Miss Anna Shaffer of the State Factory Inspectors filed eight affidavits against De Ville, manager of the decorating department, alleging violations of the eight hour law. Each charge concerns an employee working more than ten hours on Oct. 4. A hearing is scheduled today with a special prosecutor for the workshop and factory department.
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Bertha Stallsgaver
Bellvite
Anna Shaffer
Toledo
Manager de Ville
McNeil Pottery Co
Last Liverpool
de Ville
Lis
Free Traders Hit by Free Sugar Bill
The Free-Traders of the Southern sugar section have issued a sharp reply to the Democratic Party’s free sugar bill. They warn that free sugar would strike at Southern interests, challenging a belief the region is insulated from global trade pressures.
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Democratc
Democratic Congress
South
Dbellauire Independent
Marriage Licenses Report From Mingo Junction and Nearby
George Baline 24 and Annie Valgo 20 of Mingo Junction. Robert M. Dennis 37 and Amy Litton 28 of Irondale. Domenco Coppa 3? years and Carolina NewLanreitics 23 of Steubenville.
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George Baline
Annie Valgo
Mingo Junction
Robert M. Dennis
Amy Litton
Irondale
Domenico Coppa
Carolina
Legal notices and judgments from an early 20th century docket
The record lists multiple court actions: Freedman et al. vs Goodfriend et al. authorizes payment of 91.29 from funds. A. Waggoner vs Waggoner et al. orders partition. Gallagher vs State of Ohio reversed and remanded. Daniel Stephens sues infant Jesse Stephens for 837 with interest for board lodging and washing. Uneeda Brewing Co. case. Kazmeri Kesicxi et al. verdicts for 600 and costs. James Slougtley vs Joseph Carmen dismissed. Florence Hart vs Landon Hart grants divorce for gross negligence and custody of child.
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M. B. Freedman
Morris Goodfriend
Freedman
J. A. Waggoner
W. P. Waggoner
Wm. McCamlen
F. J. Dyer
Johan Kirk
Wm. Gallagher
State of Ohio
Daniel Stephens
Jesse Stephens
W. C. Brown
James Slougtley
Joseph Carmen
Florence A. Hart
Landon
D. Hart
American winners named in Philadelphia event lineup
Brown and Thomas lead a group including Rixevy Chalmars Walsh and Moran in a national competition held in Philadelphia. The report highlights American participants and a sequence of officials or sponsors connected to the event.
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Phila
Brown
Thomas
Rixevy
Chalmars
Walsh
Moran
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