Lucas Blanks the Molders in Second Marion Split
Newark and Marion split a doubleheader with the Molders shut out 8 0 in game two while Marion won game one to even the series. Lucas pitched a dominant complete game for Newark and Quarley limited Lancaster as Marion pulled ahead early.
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Lothaw
Marion Fans Regret Scribes Short on Diggers Respect
Marion readers see sour grapes as papers shortchange the Diggers amid league rivalries. Critics argue coverage hides a capable, crippled team that has still won a sizable share of its recent series. Spectators call for fair credit to Marion’s club and its acknowledged hardships.
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Marion
Locke Blanked as Lancaster Tops Lima in Low-Scoring Tilt
In a crowded box score rattled by errors and singles, Locke failed for Lancaster while Kahl homered for Lima. Final line shows Lancaster 4, Lima 0 with Kahl recording key hits and Locke allowing several runs as both teams jockey for league lead.
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Tuns
Brown
Luskey Joins Marion Town Work At Manafeld
Luskey joins Marion town today at Manafeld and will likely divide duties with Fird dream. He settles differences with management and aims to show intent for the ab at heart during the remainder of the summon. Lahey’s posture strengthens the Diagre as Anderson aids with a lame peer.
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Manafeld
Luskey Tan
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Anderson
Marion read out of league sparks editorial clash
The Lima Gazette reports Marion is accused of undermining the Ohio State League with alleged attempts to control the circuit. A heated exchange follows over Marion’s fate of missing entry next season, amid calls for independent baseball alternatives and reflections on past Pennant lore in Tri-State play.
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Burk to Return from Mila Home in Columbus
Sanford Buck returns home to Columbus after several days at Mila. He reports steady improvement and expects to rejoin the Dinners at Lina when his leg heals, aiming to be better than ever in the boxing ring.
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Mila
Columbus
Lina
Burk
Hoffman Accepts Terms With Marion Team
Decatur Indiana shortstop Hoffman has accepted terms and will report to Marion. On arrival O'Day shifts to second base, strengthening a lineup that has been weak since Parker left and O'Day moved to shortstop.
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Decatur
Marion
Mannfeld
O'Day
Twck
Wpcond
Jover
Parker
Two Trains Cedar Point Grimy Outing Night
Large crowds at Cedar Point prompt two trains in order to make room for visitors. Employees from several companies including The Houghton Sul ky Co, The Wollenweber Co, The Alls Milla Co, and The Houghton Merkel Co will operate the Steam Shovel Go for a day out.
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Houghton Sulky Co
Wollenweber Co
Alls Milla Go
Houghton Merkel Co
Death Notice for LaRue in Newton Community
The obituary reports the death of LaRue at his Newton home in the afternoon around 1 20 from pulmonary hemorrhage. He was widely known and highly regarded, with memorial arrangements not yet completed.
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Newton
Tle White
Ugar
Sultan Calls Turks to Be Good Under New Turk Parliament
Constantinople July 29 The Art parliament under the new constitution will be convened in November per imperial tract issued today The document urges citizens to avoid unfriendly demonstrations New York July 29 Edward Fh Britton president of the Bugle Loan Association was indicted by a Grand Jury on grand larceny charges Frederick Erred er, president of Wauk, was arrested on embezzlement of 47000 dollars.
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New York
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Bugle Fayend Loan Asetiation
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Paradox and a Parlor Puzzle in a Vintage Post Note
A fragmented quotation from the Pittsburg Post recalls a paradoxical fiat situation about a man nicknamed Pinugit described as bold and speculative. The text shifts to a humorous exchange on corsets and sizing, featuring a New York Life line about a customer asking for a wife’s corset and a customer naming her as No. 3.
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Pittsburg
New York Life
London Hippodrome lights up with silent sonic machines
English Etchings describes fresh spectacles at the London Hippodrome where tiny machines quietly generate sound in the auditorium. The piece notes government and public interest in emigration and the living standards of England, plus a protest by the Society For the Protection of Ancient Buildings over Meter Cathedral restoration, accusing sacred text of being erased.
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London
England
London Hippodrome
Society For the Protection of Ancient Buildings
Meter Cathedral
Pith and Point On Praise Abuse And Self Interest
A section from the Atchison Globe discusses public praise and self interest in public figures. It contrasts a generous image with true capacity, noting a man who claims to aid the poor and the one talent who dominates his craft. The piece uses ironic tone to critique opinion and vanity in society.
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Atchison Globe
New Plays and Players Spotlight in Season Plans
Doris Mitchell set as Norman Hack ets leading lady in In mans ten. George Broadhurst writes a new play An International Marriage. Delina Welford to appear in Her Highness under Robert management. A Devil Copper Meld revival may be produced in Paris upcoming season. Reporter notes Monday and corner details.
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Norman Hackets
George Broadhurst
Paria
Delina Welford
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