Miller Wild But Master Pitches Wild Game Errors Hit Parade
The Ada College cuspider Miller walked more than once but kept the Tigers in check at times. Burk started strong for the locals but faltered early. Fox relieved and faced a rough eighth inning as both teams traded runs and errors. Newnham, Reilly, and Foutz contributed timely hits while Kahl and Sykes sparked rallies, though Miller’s wildness and shaky support limited any decisive break.
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bin Wildarss
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Finke
Newham
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Wolle
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Lima
Verder
Clay
Maron
Latehaw
Reilly
Day
Wilson
Luckey
Alan
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Steilty
Nick Kail
Sykes
Lindsau
Kahl Tamer
Kid
Lander
Alig
Jett
Sykew
Kahl
Aykon
Lotahuw
Newman
Tee
Diggorys Struggle At Webb Park In Patchy Practice
Notes from a cloudy Webb Park session show Diggorys misplays on bunts and base running with errors by Leishaw and mishandled balls. Training forewarns of infield and pitching focus as May games approach Newark and Lancaster doubleheaders loom. President Quinn attends stands as team eyes revenge after a rough day.
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Uve
Webb Park
Oday
Tir
Standerd
Tima
Ela
Lanks Edge Orphans Twice in Lancaster Doubleheader
Lancaster, June 4. The Lanks defeated the Newark Orphans in both games of a doubleheader. In the first game a tight pitching duel between Scanlan and Mork ended with Lancaster taking a narrow lead as Mock dominated, allowing only two hits across two games. Burt's catch after a herd run highlighted the victory as Lancaster and Springfield split the day’s outcomes.
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Lancaster
Springfield
Lanks
Orphans
Scanlan
Matey
Mork
Columbus
Mock
Burt
Beeres
Baseball scores from Thursday games across leagues
Thursday baseball results show Cleveland defeating New York 10 to 1. Detroit beating Houston 2 to ?. St Louis edging Chicago 2 to 1. Chicago taking a second game 2 to 1 at St Louis. Philadelphia edging Pittsburgh 6 to 3. Brooklyn defeating Cincinnati 4 to 1. New York 8 to 7 over Boston. plus various lineups and batting notes. Also a garbled civic note about a Korean tailor and a couple walking from Turin to Nice are briefly mentioned.
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L.haque
Cleveland
New York
Bene
Manning
Blair
Detroit-Hoyton
Detroit
A Young
Criger
Siever
Killian
Bechmidt
Aubt
Loulme
St. Louis
Chicago
Powell
Stephen v. Waleh
Sullivan
Shar
Louly
Smith
White
Wateh
Bullivans
Waddell
Spencer
Heavy damages verdict in prank case in Bradford
Jury awards fourteen thousand dollars to Charles Stoner for injuries after five Bradford youths enticed him from school, dragged him to a cemetery, tied him to a tombstone, and left him. He suffered a broken kneecap, internal injuries, and lasting nervous distress. defendants named include William Real Burl Lappin foyarwood Bari Howe and Mrany cols Lang. Arthur Pilgrim is in California and John Sharkey is believed in South Dakota.
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Charles Stoner
Bradford
William Real
Burl Lappin
Foyarwood
Bari Howe
Mranycols Lang
Stoner
Chitty
Arthur Pilgrim
California
John Sharkey
South Dakota
Chicago Tribune
Murdock Family Chronicle Recounts Long Kansas Trek
Bent Murdock recalls the Murdock patriarch’s 300 mile trek from Topeka to Mount Pleasant in twelve days fifty years ago. Thomas Murdock, Virginia regiment veteran of the Mexican War, led the family through a series of wagon journeys from Mount Pleasant, Iowa to Topeka then downriver to St Louis and Leavenworth before reaching Topeka.
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Murdock
Bent Murdock
Kanaas
Murdocks
Kaw
Kanxay Avenue
Topeka
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Murdock
Alleghany Mountains
Katine
Mount Ploncant
Burlington
St Louis
Leavenworth
Colleges Described as Unwanted Insurance Risks
Colleges are seen as undesirable insurance risks and likely to face higher rates. In 18 years 784 fires burned in college buildings causing $10,590,000 in losses and many fatalities. First Woman's Rights Convention survivors Elizabeth Smith-Miller and Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginbotham remain from the 1850 Worcester call.
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Elizabeth Smith-Miller
Thomas Wentworth B
Higginnon
Worcester
Magni
New Sleep Disorder Cure Found by Dr Plimmer
Dr Plimmer reports a new drug more effective than atoxyl for sleeping sickness. Researches were conducted for the tropical diseases committee of the Royal Society. English schools in Santa Clara will teach the subject next year with plans for all Cuban public schools to adopt it eventually.
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Plimmer
Tropical Diseases Committee
Royal Society of Great Britain
Santa Clara
Santa Clara Province
Cuba
Shorthand Engravers Raise Trade Union Idea in England
Only three engravers of shorthand are in England and one jokes about forming a union. A Beth-lore remark hints at solidarity as a London pair consider the propriety of a trade union among their craft.
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England
Beth
London
Population growth in Canada from elite estimates
A rough Canadian population projection shows a 2 percent rise over six years from April 2, based on elite estimates. The note highlights a rapid expansion and relies on unnamed statisticians’ figures, with no precise final numbers given.
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Canada
Laat
Wan Bom Om
Rich Men of a Month and Their Strange Wealth
A late 19th century survey recalls wealthy individuals whose rapid riches led to extravagant, reckless displays. A Durham collier inherited £20,000 and bought animals, grand carriages, and raced, then returned to humble work. A famed Paris novelist, mortgaged villas abroad, later reappeared as an Arab trader. A Spanish lottery winner traveled with thirty trunks, while a Hungarian heiress built a replica Colosseum and staged gladiator bouts, ending in bankruptcy and suicide. Monarch guards, restorations, and Prussian railways are noted in passing.
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Eudden
Durham
Australia
Chidren
Ax Montha
Paris
Talya Villa
Riviera
Scotland
Thames Elysees
Harrar
Jibatil
Menellik
Kilminek
Vandalism at the Louvre prompts security upgrades
A Louvre vandalism incident ends with a girl confessing disfigurement of a Renaissance painting to trigger custody and stricter surveillance. The museum will shield works like the Venus de Milo with guards, clothing the galleries in stricter protection and more plainclothes officers.
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Louvre
Ingres
Sistine Chapel
Suerdian
Chefs d
Ghase Kidney Liver Pills Marketed in Marion Ohio Pharmacy
A fragment indicates a drug product titled Ghase Kidney Liver Pills marketed or sold in Marion Ohio through Mock cL Pharmacy. Details on branding or ownership are unclear due to garbled OCR. The notice reads as a local product listing or advertisement from a historical page.
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A. W. Ghase
Stele Tie Co
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