Blues Hold Off Reds In Brotherhood League Second Game
At Union Park last evening the Blues beat the Reds 11 to 2 in the Brotherhood League second game. Squire George Harry led the Blue squad with strong fielding as Lowe’s pitching kept Reds at bay despite an influx of former professional players. The Reds surged briefly in the third, then McMillan and McClung shut them down while Hartman caught for the Blues. The teams wore new uniforms, Blues in gray and Reds in red trim, and will meet again next Wednesday at 6:20 PM with a large crowd anticipated.
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Squire George Harry
Gordon
de- Joe Sacket
Union Park
Blues
Lowe
Bie
Tom
Reds
Bich
Oldaker
Smith
Stegrist
Stutler
Dawson
Brgckshire
Siegrist
Xerica
Leam
Slekrist
McMillan
Lane
McClaig
Kennedy
Merona
Suiltsburg
Remarkable Cure for Rheumatism Adverts Claim
An advertisement touts a remarkable cure for rheumatism using a powder called VAX-US. It asserts uric acid in blood causes rheumatism and promises medicinal benefits of famous mineral springs at a lower price. Sold by Wells Sugmaier Co and Angle Inn Pharmacy and others.
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Hohemia
Carlabed
Gannotaford
Wells-Sugmaier Co
Angle Inn
Stone and
Mercel Drug Store
Studebaker Six Promises Ease and Steady Ride
A vintage advertisement extols the Studebaker SIX with claims of ease steadiness security relaxation and comfort. It touts a precise manufacturing process, perfect alignment of parts, and engineering accuracy to ensure smooth operation and reliable performance.
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Studebaker
tHédor and Bration
Paris
Porese
Deciding Game Moved for Wes Virginia Collegiates
The third and deciding game of the state Collegiate championship was set for Fairmont Monday afternoon but Wes tyan athletic manager He A Stansbury and West Virginia University Athletic Board member Steven G Jackson failed to move the venue. The university faculty overruled them and refused to allow the game in Clarksburg, though Clarksburg has drawn larger crowds for Wesleyan and West Virginia contests in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Mondy
A. Stansbury
Westeyan
Steven G. Jackson
West Virginia University
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Wesleyan
Weal
Virginia
West /Virginia University
Baseball origins and early clubs in New York
The article surveys the origins of baseball from its 19th century roots. It cites the Knickerbocker Club of New York, formed in 1842 near Madison Square Garden site, and notes the first formal rules dated September 23, 1844. It mentions evolving names and popular modern accounts like the Daily Telegraph's Sommer Pas- as competing memories.
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Phit
Orsh
Knickarrocker
New York City
Alte
Madisin Square Garden
Dally Tolegram
Batteries in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Brands Listed
A fragmented OCR snippet lists battery makers and names associated with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn areas. Mentions Packard Engenroth Hendrix Wilson with city references and counts like 930 000 000-3 and 410 000 10-o. Also references Watteries and multiple surnames including Connolly Jackitsch Russell Latitts and Land. The text is disjoint but centers on battery brand listings and supplier names.
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Kan
City
Hendrix
Wilson
Payer
Packard and Engenroth
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Wilhelm
Connolly
Young
Jackitsch
Russell
Latitts and
Land
Baseball in a Nutshell Yesterday's Results
Old-collection baseball scores recap shows multiple games with run counts, outs, and battering lines. Teams include Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Washington Boston and Detroit with varied batteries led by Wurman Kandlebner Q Toole Humphries Archer and others.
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RH. LG
Chicago
Wurman
Kandlebner
Q'Toole
Gibson
Kataray Humphries
Cheney and Archer
Federat League Update from Saint Louis to Indianapolis
Partial OCR reads Federat League action between Saint Louis and Indianapolis with scattered numbers and names. Mentions Kansas City and Rye Chipara with unclear scores and venues. Details are missing due to garbled text, but suggests a regional league report with multiple teams listed.
Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today
National League games feature New York at Philadelphia and Philadelphia visiting Boston. Other matches include Boston at Brooklyn, Washington at New York, Cleveland at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, Indianapolis at St Louis, Chicago at Kansas City, Baltimore at Pittsburgh, and Buffalo at Brooklyn.
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L. Pat
New York
Nelonatl
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
L. Baltimore
Bos Brooklyn
Buffalo
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louls
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Opportunity to win prizes in the Telegram Summer Pastime
A traveling man seeks to join the Daily Telegram Summer Pastime contest promising readers a chance to win gold prizes. The clerk notes the top prize is $100 in gold with potential local interest for solving picture puzzles. The paper urges readers to participate, solving puzzles and supporting vacation funds or savings.
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Telegram
Daily Telegram
Ohio
Ofce
Dolly Telegram
Suffrage Efforts Surge in Georgia and South States
News from Washington reports rapid progress in Southern suffrage sentiment led by Mrs. H McDougald of Georgia and Mrs. Helen H Gardener. Key figures Edward Taylor and Chief Justice Walter Clark advocate enfranchisement with speeches and pamphlets circulating to legislators. The Daily Telegram urges classified ads to find hard-to-fill staff.
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Washington
Helen H. Gardener
National Congressional Committee
Hmily C. McDougain
eGorgia Equal Suffrage Party
Atlanta
McDougald
Edward Taylor
Colorado
House
Anksas
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Hays
McDougal
Georgia
America
Daily Telegram
PAMDOR Notice of Application for Pardon 1914
Notice states on or about June 20 1914 an application will be filed with I G Pierson Pardon Attorney Charleston WV for the pardon of C13 Stubbs convicted of Robbery at the December Term 1912 of the Circuit Court of Harrison County and sentenced to five years in the West Virginia Penitentiary The filing is in the United States District Court and mentions C Gemma of Clarksburg in Bankruptcy No 1070 seeking discharge in the Northern District of West Virginia
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I. G. Pierson
Charleston
West Virginia
Stubbs
Harrison County
Waat Virginia
H Stupes
United States OF Aweerca
Worthern District
United States District Court
C. Gemma
Alston G. Dayton
District Court of the United States
Northern District
West Trginly
Bankruptcy Notice for Mary Gi and Related Parties
The county of Surrinan and Ethie dt West Virginia asks the court to discharge all debts provable under bankruptcy acts for Mary Gi. The order sets a hearing in Clarksburg for May 18, 19 something, with publication in Telegram & newspaper in the district.
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Surrinan
Ethie
West Virginia
Reepect
Tully
Ebrunray
Bakriptes
Mary
Biagio Merinding
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CUB Reporter
Modbet
Mexico
Neravery
Brotherhood League
Economica
Hess Tressen
stude‘Baker
Benoter the
iWowlker Proof Bank
Tdescribing
Studebaker Manumewurdrag
C. B
Monticello Auto & Garage Co
Pak
Main Rt
Monticallo Ave Boys
Basel
R. Wlm
Anderson
Jarry Camuitz
Berry
Deemares
Schupp
Sha‘Yer
Meyers
McLean
Aldaander
Killifer
Yi R.H.E
Mildolpi
Strand
Goway
Hiker
Miller
Cincinnati
Rye
Salles
Wingo
Rowan, Gungales and
Clark
Naw York
Ku. E. Washington
Nuu
Basteries
Shaw
Kenry
Caldwell
Nanamaker
New York Row
Engle
Ayers
Williams
Keatinge
Gossup
Rh.b
Wycoff
Chang
Colline
Cooper
Thomas
Cady
Foston
Philadelphaa
Boston See
NOL IU Hln
Schalk
Lapment
Dewland
Npg
Finn
Humes
Steen
Neal Ascotia
RGB
St Louis
Battarios
Wellman and Agnew
Covaleskie
Boehler and
Stanutsh
Federat League
Louis
Rio
Douts
Latteries
Kusering
Mongjoy
Reriden
Keupper
Brown, Groom and Simon
RYE Chipara
Waoooinanti
Federal League
St. Pat
St. Lows
Bowron
Chicago Ne
New
Dette
Enéa
Southern States
Pamdor
Browns
West Main Street
Coffman
Garpei
Fourth Street
Empire
Bidg
Notthern
Westien
Gaid Court
Aala
Tehology
Ee Eh ‘Telegram
Shail
Pyise
Iself
Alston
Dayton
Clarkaburg
Kefauver
White Warman
BELL
Phome 1109
C. & Marshall
Third St
Nettleton
Highland Bros. & Gore
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