Blues Triumph Over Reds In Brotherhood League Match
Latire George Harry Gordon's Blue Team defeated Jesse Sackes' Red team 11 to 3 in the Recon game at Union Park last evening. Lowe started for the Blues, aided by Hartman, McChing, and McMillan as replacements, while the Reds featured Cla nker, Smith, Siegrist, Stutler, Dawson, and Blackshire. The Blues wore blue uniforms with a diamond emblem and blue arm stripes, while the Reds matched with red trimming. The series continues Wednesday at 6:00 pm, with a large crowd expected.
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Latire George Harry Gordon
Jesse Sackes
Inion Fark
Blues
Lowe
Reds
Clanker
Smith
Siegrist
Stutler
Dawson
Blackshire
Thell
Anyil
Union Park
Shusa
Batthiles
Segrist
McMillan
Oldakers Laws
McClung
Kennedy
Hartman
Spillsburg
Remarkable Cure for Rheumatism Promoted in Ad
An advertisement proclaims a powder named LAX-UNC as a breakthrough treatment for rheumatism. It claims to mimic the benefits of mineral springs and neutralize uric acid, offering rapid relief and additional uses for disordered stomach kidneys and liver. Available at Wellsturmayer Co Angle Inn Pharmacy Stone and Mercer Farrell Drug Store.
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Gohena
Carlsbad
Wellsturmayer Co
Angle Inn Pharmacy
Stone and Mercer
Farrell Drug Store
Studebaker Six Promises Peak Precision and Comfort
An advertisement extols the Studebaker Six for ease steadiness and safety on country highways. It emphasizes vibration reduction precise alignment lubrication and heat treated parts to deliver unmatched accuracy and reliability in a fully manufactured automobile.
Baseball in a Nutshell Results From Yesterday
Recap of games across leagues with scores and key players. Highlights include Pittstinrs at RH and New York performances, plus remarks on the Washington collegiate championship series and scheduling near Palimont.
National and American League Games on Today
The schedule shows New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn in the National League. American League pairings include Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at Chicago St. Louis at Detroit Indianapolis at St. Louis Chicago at Kansas City Baltimore at Pittsburg Buffalo at Brooklyn with other matchups not listed.
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Washington
Louis Rae O Ag
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
B. Pot
Altimore
Eter Ee Ag
Htago Sey
Brooklyn
Runlata Vee
ASG Pittsburg
ATA St Louis
Tees
Kalsas City
St. Louis
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pittsburg
BuYalo
Torley Emerges From Daily Era Rumor Mill
In the era’s chatter about players, one name repeatedly surfaces as a potential returnee. Reporters note uncertainty but hint at possible involvement with local squads amid ongoing transfers.
Unclear baseball scores in scattered 19th-century notes
Fragmentary game logs and stray player names from early baseball reports. appears to mix multiple teams and dates with corrupted OCR. Key figures cited include Engle, Wealing, Gossup, Schalk, Lapp, Wellman, Agnew, Covaleskie, Boehier, and Stanalsh, but details are unreliable.
Knickertocker of New York City established early game
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to early Manhattan basketball games, Knickertocker in New York City, play at St Louis and Madison Square Garden, and names like Kaiserling Mongley Kemper Tron with dated notes around September 22, 1847.Content is garbled and strenuous to extract clear events or outcomes.
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York Ciy
St. Louis
Manxon Square Garden
Kaiserling
Mongley
Kan City BOGONZONDOOGO and Pittsburg Matches
Fragmentary OCR item lists teams and players including Hendrix Wilson Packard Engenroti Bufalo and Camnus Berry with locations Pittsburg Brooklyn Baltimore and city names like Ladue and Land. contains unreadable codes and numbers. The readable elements suggest a sports or standings snippet with multiple teams and players.
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City
Bogonzondoogo
Baterles
Hendrix
Wilson
Packard and
Engenroti
Summer Pastime Contest Offers Gold Prizes and Puzzles
A traveling man urges the Daily Telegram reader to sign up for the Summer Pastime contest promising a chance at gold prizes. He cites a $250 win in Ohio last winter while the clerk notes prizes up to $100 in gold. The paper boasts many readers solving the picture puzzles and hints at contributing funds for vacation expenses.
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Telegram
Ohio
Rome
Suffrage Support Gains in Georgia and Nation
In Washington and the South, suffrage advocates push momentum. Georgia leaders Mrs. Emily C McDougald and Mrs Helen Gardener promote Sharrow amendment, Edward Taylor speech in Congress cited for educator rallying support. Justice Waller Clark’s legal arguments and civic leaflets target state legislature as National American Woman Suffrage Association endorses broad education to win manhood endorsement. Daily Telegram notes classified ads for hard-to-find Fort of employee.
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Ward
Helen H. Gardener
National Congressional Committee
Emily C. Mc Dongnia
eGorgia
Southland
Edward Taylor
Colorado
Wilsas
Uhief
Waller Clark
North Carolina
Sievers
America
Daily Telegram
APPLICATION FOR PARDON FOR STURBS ON ROBBERY CONVICTION
Notice declares on June 20 an application for pardon of M A Stubbs, convicted of robbery at Harrison County Circut Court, sentenced to five years WV Penitentiary. also Mary C Gemma bankruptcy filing in the Northern District of West Virginia and related proceedings before Judge Dayton.
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Stubbs
Rosbery
Harrison County
Etenei
M. Sturbs
United States OF America
Worthern Ditrict
West Virginiia
United Sturme Tistelce Court
Mary C
Bankruptcy petition in Western Virginia district
A bankruptcy case involving Mary C Gemma and attorney Biagio Merindino is filed in the Southern District of West Virginia. The petition seeks a discharge of debts and orders for publication of notice in the Claricabure Telegraph newspaper. The court schedule sets hearing in Claricabure on a specified date.
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State of
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Congress
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Bankrupe
Biagio Merindino
Aturney
Virginia
Anid
Claricabure
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Cintkebure Telegeana
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