Baseball Notes Show Sox Win Thirteenth Straight
The White Sox defeated the Highlanders 3 to 2 at the southside grounds, extending their winning streak to thirteen. Ed Walsh pitched well despite a disputed balk call as New York left runners stranded with five singles. Fielding was off for both sides but not costly in the late innings.
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Highlanders
Ed. Walsh
Sox
Hope Griffith
Evans
Balk
Walsh
New York
Jones
Are
Cubs Blow Call Sparks Foul Baseball and Park Deal
An umpire questioned for missing plays during a Chicago Cubs game triggers a disputed call on Evers at first base. In Cincinnati a deadly amateur season claims six lives, while the St Louis Browns gain ownership of Sportman's Park and its Solari tract ending a long feud.
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Cincinnati
William Kordenbrock
Twelfth Street
Crescent Avenue
Covington
S J. Louis Browns
American League Baseball Company
Arthur H. Kusky
Browns
Hedges
The
Solari
Grand Avenue
Spring Avenue
Dray Skips London Olympics Pole Vault Chase
Walter Dray world champion pole vaulter will not join the American team in London. Gilbert, a Yale teammate, is favored to take his place though unconfirmed. Melvin Sheppard will travel with the team despite earlier opposition, with France set to enter a strong Olympic field.
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Dray
United States
Melvin Sheppard
America
London
A. C
Sheppard
France
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton L. Hii of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint and was bedridden for six weeks after eight doctors gave no benefit until using Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. He claims immediate relief and walking in three days. Sold by J D Brown Co and druggists.
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Morton L. Hii
Lebanon
Ind
American boxers eye Australia invasion voyage
Chicago sporting man Aleck McLean received a cable from an Australian syndicate asking to bring Bob Fitzsimmons Mike Schreck Marvin Hart Jack Twin Sullivan Hugo Kelly and Stanley Ketchel to box in Sydney and Melbourne during the American fleet visit. McLean weighs options and may send a strong American lineup. Harry Lewis and Jim Donovan duel at Bangor Maine June 29 in welterweight clash. Packey McFarland arrives in Los Angeles for July 4 bout with Freddie Welch and weighs near lightweight limit. Welch regarded as capable challenger.
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Australia
Aleck McLean
Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Marvin Hart
Jack
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Jim Donovan
New York
Bangor
Packey McFarland
Los Angeles
Freddie Welch
Jim Jeffries
Packey
California
Welch
Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Championship Over Yale in Eleven Inning finale
Princeton defeated Yale 4 to 2 in eleven innings to claim the intercollegiate baseball title. The article lists the Princeton lineup and notes Heyniger, a 22 year old standout pitcher who has rejected major league offers and will finish his Princeton degree this year.
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Princeton
Yale
New York
Heyniger
Lawrenceville Preparatory School
Princeton University
Chief of police’s runaway motorcycle case shocks Tuxedo Park
A city chief of police in Tuxedo Park borrows a motorcycle to curb speeding but it bolts away on him. He is arrested by a fellow officer and discharged with admonition after a judge’s examination. The piece notes a revival of cycling and motor mobility in urban life, with women riders becoming more common.
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Tuxedo Park
Pierre Lorillard
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Milady
Touring Service Opens to Suburban Motorists
The American Car Club extends Bureau of Tours to motorists outside New York City metropolitan area. President Gary endorses subscriptions for out of town drivers to access touring services, linking them with America’s pioneer automobile group without clubhouse obligations.
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Bureau of Tours
New York City
Gary
America
Keene Yearlings Ship to England From Lexington
James R. Keene sends twenty top yearlings from Castleton Stud to New York for a voyage to England aboard a Saturday departure. Kentucky's new anti poolroom law took effect Tuesday and Lexington handlers shut down handbooks voluntarily with no wagers placed. Arkansas Supreme Court upholds Amis anti racetrack gambling law forcing Hot Springs racing to suspend. case by Simon and Snyder affirms lower court against the appellants.
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James R. Keene
Castleton Stud
Lexington
New York
Hot Springs
Simon and Snyder
Garland County
Automobilic Club Creates New Class Of Motoring Officials
The officers of the Automobilic Club of America announce the creation of a new class of officials aimed at serving automobilists nationwide. The move reflects the club's recognized moral and real responsibility as a leading motoring organization and its intent to broaden support for drivers and road users.
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Automobilic Club of America
Grand Trunk System Claims Longest Continuous Double Track
The Grand Trunk Railway System markets its route from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls as the world’s longest continuous double track under one management. A Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley route via Niagara Falls extends from Chicago to New York. Descriptive literature and time tables are mailed free on application to Geo. W. Vaux at 135 Adams Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Chicago
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
New York
A. Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams Street
Chicago, Il
Force of Habit Conductor Offers Alternative Stop
An elderly woman asks if the car reaches Twenty-fourth Street. The conductor, a former drug clerk, replies he cannot go there but offers another stop at Twelfth Street, claiming it is just as good.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Conductor
Real Estate Transfers in Joliet and Surrounding Areas
A compilation of property transfers and sales in Joliet and nearby locales. Transactions include Louise Wolfe to Frederick Puthoff of portions in Lockport, multiple Lot and Subdivision transfers in Joliet, and sales to city of Joliet with public street dedication. Prices range from 50 to 5000 dollars, with several acknowledgments to schools and subdivisions.
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Frederick L. Puthoff
Lockport
Welter B. Long
Celeste A. Ort
Ann Smith
Secada
Joliet
Jos. B. Campbell
John E. Berst
Fairmont
Louisa M. O’brien
Ellen O'Brien
Alfred Freedel
Dunning’s
Robt. Hohnbach
F. A. Hoover
Louise A. Hohnbach
Hohnbech
Cory E. Robinson
Harry B. Coe
Robinson
Lakeview
Lydia A. de Coo
Chas. A
Anna Stewart
White's
Canal Tr
Martin W. Cushing
Elizabeth F. Cushing
McGinnis
Robt
T. Kelly
Louise O’brien
Ella O’brien
Dunning
S. Munroe
Eva W. Munroe
Colburn
Seo
August Erikeson
Peoples’ L. & H
Assn
Eliza Cook
Henry's
Swne Seo
Chas. H. Kern
Bik
Hoag’s
Adn
Are You A Pie Eater Will Surely Please
A quirky line suggests a playful prompt about pie eating, inviting readers to test appetite or humor. The fragment hints at a personal tone and potential humor aimed at a character named Coane, without clear context or outcome.
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