Lanks and Diggers Battle Amid Muddy Error Filled Game
Lancaster defeats Marion Diggers 5 to 3 in a muddy field as errors mar the affair. Justus relieves Mack in the seventh, O Day benched for errors, Wolfe hits a homer for Lancaster, Tate adds a fenceclout, and Hitteril plays solid defense backing a tense ninth inning rally.
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Lancaster
Sandal
Homer Mack
Tancaster
Jimie Lucas
Marion
Laneisten
Fox
Meek II
Walter Justin
Justes
Farrel
Perin
Wolfe
Hughey Tate
Justus
Mack
Burk
Deat Field
Wilton
McGuire
O'Day
Piicker
Mansfield
Laas
Diggers
Brown
Aba
Reynolds
Helier
Humphreys
Carton
Alton
Gowdy
Piper
Mock
Varro
Tate
I. Metter
Wilvon
Larue, Crockett
Luce
Celebrated balloonists to contest international race in Columbus
The Columbus Aero Club plans an international ballooning championship at Columbus on August 29. Ayo prominent pilots from several nations are expected to attend, with Columbus officials providing a trophy and marker. The event boasts long distance records, favorable winds, and widespread aeronautics interest.
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Ohio
Columbus
Columbus Aero Club
AX Orgahie Alion
Capial City
M. Nietals
Wo B. Emerson
Vicw
Norman 0. Aeby
Hermin Howler
Amuenrer
Thomas B. Curtin
Board of Truce of Columbus
Count Zeppelin
Germany
St. Lauia
Pommern
Chicago
San Antonio
Montreal
Columbie
United State Weather Bureau
Enormous vows to boost attendance at arena contest
The Aero Club of St. Louis and Chicago leverage experience to draw crowds as hundreds fill the Driving Park enclosure. Police and soldiery guard the event area while a grand stand and expansive grounds offer spectators comfortable vantage points for the start of the notable contest.
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Aero Clube
Bt. Louis Ghd
Chicago
Tuesday Was Boston's Day in Local Sports Roundup
Movban left the second game with teammates Chan well after a broken nose as players rallied. Natinute beat the Pirates while Americans defeated Gievaland, marking a busy day of scores and standings.
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Movban Wa
Chanwell
Natinute
Pirates
Gievaland
Newark and Portsmouth Rally Nicks in League Clash
Break even in double headline Newark takes a game from Portsmouth as league rivals collide. Yesterday results show Moncaster 5 Marion 3 and Newark 6 Portsmouth 4 with Lima 4 Manaield 1 and Lima 2 Manaield 1. Newark won the second game in a fast finish.
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Newark
Portsmouth
Moncaster
Marion
Manefeld
Lima
Manaield
By the Sea Dream on a Moonlit Beach Encounter
A narrator camping alone near the sea watches a pale figure emerge from the lights and waves. The girl, a fisher lass, gazes toward the boat and warns as a cloud darkens the moon, saying theyre coming while the narrator contemplates what he has witnessed.
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Howman
Ale
Itv
Jon
Mother Who Burned Child Goes Free
In Cleveland, Mrs. Gertrude Nagy, found without food at 2776 West Seventy-frat street, was released from an 18 month workhouse sentence after confessing to burning her four-year-old daughter. Judge McGannon protested the release, while John Turk of the Hungarian American Confederates requested it.
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Cleveland
Gertrude Nagy
Nagy
Jidae McGannon
Cooley
John Turk
McGannon
Dream Vision On A Fisherman's Course
A narrator recalls waking near the ocean and dreaming of a stranger girl in distress. He shares the vivid dream with a fisherman and his wife, who react with horror, suggesting a fate linking the dream to a real incident at sea. The tale shifts to a vivid drift of a wrecked ship and a girl’s fever as if foretold.
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Sahges
Yessel
Hanlon
Acre
Pean
Haller
Mitchel
Explained by Rubber Stamp in hurried business letters
A business man recalls typwritten letters bearing stamps reading dictated but not read by Mr. and hurried signatures. He notes the era of rushing wages and daily crises, where telegrams or calls interrupt attention and stamps try to show the author’s quickness over accuracy.
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Amdies
New York
Religious death by own action in Burma’s new fervor
A monk in Burma reportedly immolated himself as a form of spiritual purification. The act followed ecautic meditation, with the monk wrapping in robes and setting himself aflame at a pagoda. Spectators did not intervene until the fire ended, then the body was removed for a funeral.
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Tonke
Burma
Four Thousand Six Hundred Dollar Sermon Fee Shocks Parish
A wealth of a German patron funded a one hour sermon at Wiberfeld parish in Pruw re ce received by a preacher on White Sunday. The will directs a national sermon to praise the benefactor and to be preached in the Protestant church of the town, with specific rites and parish duties.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlant
Wiberfeld
Pruw
Uils
Whiteunday
Pavort
Balano's House Mystery Prompted By Authority
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled notice about Balano's House and an authority action. It mentions a future visit to Parle, a request for permission to convalesce or condemn, and references to a mysterious author and inscriptions. The passage is heavily garbled with misspellings and unclear names.
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Balano
Parle
Permidalon
Ory Mure
Coinethe
Bodtan Lranwevlut
Brief Spark of Notables Across Fields
Charles G Gould elected president of the American Library Association in Montreal. Senator Samuel H Piles of Washington state, aged fifty, rose from logger roots to Pacific Coast wealth. An elderly Franklin couple celebrate sixty first wedding anniversary. Dobbs of Great Barrington claims a 159 year old gold watch. Sara Murray graduates PhD magna cum laude from Munieh University. Jon C Meyers journey from Alton to St Louis in 7 hours, Lot tle Mayer improves to 1 hour 18 minutes swimming overland. Gertrude Holland Wrenhauter earns Pereira medal, top honors in chemistry and physics. Moses Ostrogorsky, Russian savant, arrives in U S to study American politics until November election.
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Charles G. Gould
McGill University
Lbraty
Montreal
American Library Association
Samuel H. Piles
Washington State
Pacific Coast
Franklin
W. H. Card
Dobbs
Great Barrington
Misc
Sara
Murray
Radcliffe
Munieh University
Germany
Lila Country
Jon C. Meyers
Alton
St. Louia
Lottle Mayer
The Money Lender stage comedy by Nat 8 Jerome
Plays and players note upcoming productions and star names. Dorothy Donnelly will headline next season under Henry B. Harris in a new Charles Klein play. Various authors including Forbes Agnes Castle Morton and Parker writers are linked to Henry B. Marvin and Edgar Selwyn projects.
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Nat 8
Alfred Majitop
Bogfish Theateren
Henry W. Baye
Clarta
Opolk Bar
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Minwfeld
Lina
Manspiold
Tma
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Theymalor
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Jackson
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Sykew
Newnham
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Llake
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Taio
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Qualley
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Thenecees Mia i Portsmouth
Totrann
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Moetler
Doyle
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Horking
Francisco
Horning
Nagle
Moeller
Hornig
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