Explosion of a Star Wrecks Delaware Team
In a Cotton States League game Delaware’s Daly, famed shortstop with 98 consecutive error-free games, powered Mt Vernon 16 to 4. The narrative notes Daly’s defensive prowess, a rough crowd, and a chaotic finish as Mt Vernon overwhelmed Delaware with timely hits and fielding miscues.
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Brilliant Daly
Flivvers
Mt. Vernon
Daly
Dusling
American Legionaries
Kaiser l
Holland
Legion
Ney May
Prevent
Daley
Talks on Mormonism Given in Churches
Mrs. Frances J. Diefenderfer president at large of the Anti-Polygamy Crusaders delivered three talks on Mormonism in Mt. Vernon on Sunday. She spoke at the Presbyterian church in the morning on The Mormon Problem and addressed women at the Vine Street Church of Christ in the afternoon. The union meeting at the Congregational church closed the series, with Diefenderfer sharing insights from her long interest in the subject.
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Mt. Vernon Dures
Frances J. Diefenderfer
Distinguished Guests Attend President Hayes Commemoration
Col. W. C. Hayes of Fremont and C. R. Williams of Princeton were guests at Hotel Curtis to honor President Hayes. Hayes is son of the late President R. B. Hayes and Williams is Mographer of President Hayes. The pair attended ceremonies marking President Mayes.
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Fremont
C.R. Willams
Princeton
N. J
Hotel Curtis
Col. Hayes
R. B. Hayes
Mr. Williams
Hayes
Wentingon
Mayes
Gambier plans celebration of Hayes birthday
Webb C. Hayes of Fremont Ohio and biographer Charles Richard Williams attend Gambier for Doctor of Laws to honor Rutherford B. Hayes. The event centers on Hayes centennial Oct. 4 with Kenyon alumni expected to act and contact Governor Davis. The piece recounts Hayes Civil War service, political rise, and ties to Ohio figures and Kenyon College.
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Gambier
Webb C. Hayes
Fremont
Rutherford Buchard Hayes
Charles Richard Williams
General Hayes
Kenyon College
Hayes
Ulysses
Grant
Kenyon
Davis
Gambler Hill
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Congress
United States
Market Quotations and Historical Notes on Hayes Biography
A collage of stock quotations led by Pure OMN1 and Liberty Bond prices, followed by a brisk narrative noting Ohio’s pivotal political path from officer to congressman to governor to president. The text then shifts to a commencement address at Princeton where Charles Richard Williams receives a Doctor of Laws and reflects on William Henry Smith and Hayes. Williams, former literary editor and AP official, is now a Princeton lecturer.
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Congress
White House
Ohio
Charles Richard Williams
Princeton
N. J
Hayes
Williams
William Henry Smith
Manger
Associated Press
Mayes
Smith
The
New York World
Indianapolis News
Princeton University
Livestock and baseball results from diverse markets and games
Chicago livestock receipts 65 000 with steady to higher bids for steers pigs and calves. Pittsburgh market strong for hogs and sheep with top sheep at 6 1 2 5 dollars. Cleveland receipts 15 000 with lower market. calves steady to 10 50 13 50. Baseball scores list American and National League games and schedules across multiple cities.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Elias W. Watson Dies After Two Year Illness
Elias Willard Watson 76 died Sunday at 6 p.m. after a two year illness. Survived by sister Mia J. Kennedy of this city and brother William Watson of Bellaire. Funeral services private at Green Valley church at 1 p.m. Tuesday with burial at Green Valley.
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Fiias Willard Watson
Mia. J. A. Kennedy
William Watson
Bellaire
Green Valley Church
Green Valley
Grain market highlights from Chicago and Toledo notes
Grain markets show Chicago figures for corn July and September with varying percentages and lard, plus Toledo cash grain prices for wheat, cloversted and timothy. Details include futures bids, duty rates, and cash prices across several commodities and months.
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Toledo
Local Market Prices Paid by V. Smoote for Farm Products
Prices paid by V Smoote for farm products include various dairy and poultry items. The list mentions country butter heavy, heavy spring chickens, old roosters and a few odd tokens like Torker and Gewse 64.
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V. Smoote
Vero Mt Hie
Gewse
Torker
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