Baseball Scores and Ohio Willis Tax Ruling
Baseball results from multiple games in Philadelphia New York Cleveland Boston and Washington with scores and key players listed. Also a June ruling where Ohio Attorney General says corporations must pay the Willis tax of one tenth of one percent on the amount of stock issued regardless of amount issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Sage
Chile
Cleveland
Delvoir
Thierlen
New York
Jong
Clarke
Kitson
Orth
Klelnow
Civitaien
Athlet
Glen Tnings
White
McParland
Plank
Schreck
Boston
Detroit
Moston
Brewer
Donovan
Archer
Jim
Shaw
Waabington
Sevie
Washington
Howell
Huston
Patton
Warner
Columbus
Thompson
Ohio
Pet Chivagn
Pittsburg
Pete
Rey the Starry
Axl Seus
Broonirs
St. Lantk
Young
Needham
Leever
Plier
Woman Burned to Death in Bowling Green Fire
A 76 year old woman died Friday at her brother Isaic Sutton’s home near Dun aoethla county after a fire set by a pipe exploded burning her clothes. The incident occurred as she was found amokine and she perished from burns.
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Bowling Green
Lydia Smith
Isaic Sutton
Dunaoethla County
Washington
Sean
Wanker
Penneyheanta
Evelyn
Bern
Bey
Arian
Jim Witter
Armee
Roosevelt
Tribute to Baseball by Supreme Justice Harlan
Supreme Justice Harlan, age 74, plays in a Washington baseball game and hits a home run. The event is described with details of the crowd and the ceremonial setting, highlighting the jurist’s participation and momentary sporting triumph.
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Supreme Justice
Harlan
National League News On Players And Trades Amid Park Drama
Fragmented National League notes report trades and negotiations as clubs reshuffle rosters. Metraw gains space for Hobie Bird while Brooklyn releases pitcher Mo Lang to Wilmington. Labert Lang features as a noted veteran with ties to Fordham and past standout seasons.
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Uiteter Chaylen Brown
Hrouthere
New York
Rooke
Metraw
Boston
Victoriow
Hobie Bird
Broadway
Brooklyn
Hae
Picher Mo- Lang
Fordham
Wilmington
Labert
Herman Lang
Sonor
Cantillon and Criger: Memories of Baseball Bench Friction
Lajule of Cleveland recalls Joe Cantillon’s battles with Washington stars, miscues, and late game gambits in talkative game tales. Cantillon argues with Mercer over a call, Criger clashes over fair balls, and Cantillon recalls a favorite feisty exchange amid Boston and Detroit rivalries.
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Lajule
Cleveland
Joe Cantillon
Mercer Wan
Senators
Cantillon
Washington
Gee
Bone
Mercer
Joe
Harry Dawes
Davis
Dun Willon
Inaknrich
Alma
Falls
Wris Gle
Dick Cooley
Pulte
da Wooley
Criger
Beaton
Bowton
Nig Coppy
Crier
Crigee
Minor League Doings Amidst Varying Signings and Releases
A flurry of moves in minor leagues with Caps and Whitmore taking key roles, Donen from Mooreville linked as a strong ally, and Grover Lowdermilk a tall rookie prospect. Management aims to bolster rosters through signings and releases as teams in Wisconsin and Connecticut weigh options and field personnel shifts.
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Whitmore
Wiaronxin Basebull
Ure Mailinon
Hoomingiin Mangament U
Ime
Doreavan
Donen
Mooneville
Tegard
Alleker
Grover Lowdermilk
Yong College
Alweet
Iwehen
Law Ween
Mond
Dreak
Roxy Walters
Phlning Wiehean
Wisconsin
Waterbury Clu
Charles McEnroe
Gur Hina
Jimmy Hart
Minehoe
Polly Eli
Elberfeld Tips for Players on Reading Baseball Plays
Norman Elberfeld shortstop of the New York American League team offers guidance on reading signals, positioning, and teamwork. He urges players to anticipate pitches, avoid unnecessary movement, communicate with teammates, and focus on helping the runner advance and score, rather than personal glory.
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Shortatop
Telia
Norman Elberfeld
Jimae Willian
Gen
Jimmie
Banes
Hunn
Ani
Cote
Kelentife
American League Notes and Player Moves Amid Slipping Form
The report notes continued league rumors with umpire Stafford and Burder joining Montreal from Highlanders. Cleveland falters in left field as Metmetly suffers, Boston trades Kroh while Bradley slumps, La Jeune moves to Milwaukee, and Stovall’s methods face criticism as Detroits surge boosts Hughey Jeenings fame amid chatter of Delehanty and Diemens shifting roles and motivations.
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Upire
Stafford
Burder
Highlanders
Montreal
Cleveland
Boston Clit
Mitcher Kroh
Hallimore Elb
Bill Bradley Peews
Yehr
Chicago
Infelder la Jeune
Miwaskée Club
Danny
Walvork Rr
Veteran of the Diamond Still a Star Pitcher
Cy Young, veteran pitcher hailed as a star, remains in prime form in his seventeenth year. His career win percentage has stayed high, with .783 in 1904 and over .700 in three prior seasons, marking him as among the oldest and most experienced American League pitchers after Griffith.
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The
Cy Young
Hie
Griffith
Young
Pitching Milestones Highlight Long Careers in Early Baseball
The article traces long MLB careers from 1897 onward, noting Gy Young and Orth and Donahue among early four year veterans, with 16 pitchers totaling four years plus by 1899. It cites Rube Waddell’s sporadic entry, Joss Tannehill’s win rate, and Giants and Americans teams led by Grif fths, Chesbro, and Bernhard, detailing early era pitching durability and key figures.
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Gy" Young
Orth
Donahue
Powell
Tannetill
Sudhow
Callahen
Rube” Waddell
Joss Tannehill
New York Americans
Young
de Festa
Chesbro
Mae
Grifth
Griffths
Bernhard
Cleveland
Io Orth
Napoleon
Fragmented Shakespeare Lines From A then And Now
The text cobbles phrases from Shakespeare plays and 1590 era references with modern errors. It mentions Billy Shakespeare and various play titles while jumbling names, notes, and a stray baseball mention about Hank Mathewson and a New York Glamary Wilmington.
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Young Mathewson
Hank Mathewson
New York
Wilmington
MedGraw
Wil Hebler
Rat
Mathew Ion al Pleinty
The Telephone and the Speaking Habits of Society
A doctor laments the decline of robust conversation in the modern age blaming the telephone. He notes people reveal disagreeable views over the phone but lose professional focus in telephonic dialogue. He fears such calls encourage social chatter over substance and may dull direct face to face discourse.
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Eith
Theater Star Receives Autograph After Prompt Help
An American actor faced a witty exchange after a well known patron helped him avoid a fall by guiding him to safety. The incident led to a note suggesting an autograph as a souvenir, though the theater’s manager kept the seats secured and unavailable for a gift.
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Biawelf
Laule Hotel
Correor
Lem
Hin
Ad & Monnaie
Lily
Yestering
Herald
Mail Delivered at Churches
A reader notes that mail left at churches is often for parishioners or visitors who drop in for a worship or open viewing. He observes wanderers may be asked to leave contact and return details, while church members handle the extra letters to keep in touch with strangers staying in town.
Substitutes in a Humorous Barroom Exchange
A diner and waiter engage in a playful mispronunciation laden exchange about menu substitutes. The waiter offers deviled mgs while the diner riffs on mock oranges and mock turtles soup, with the banter recalling Harpers Weekly style.
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Ely
Teast 1
Harpers Weekly
For sale In Marion Ublo by Flock Drug Store
Parcel sale notice from Marion listing Ublo property through Flock Drug Store. Details sparse in readable text but indicates sale action and local business involvement.
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Marion
Ublo
Flock
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for piles and itching, claiming it absorbs tumors and provides immediate relief. Sold by merchants and Williams Manufacturing Company of Cleveland, with a distribution note mentioning Fochanan Bros. and others.
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Williams
Wists
Nail
Williams M't’g. Co
Prope
Cleveland
Fsohanen Bros
Williams Kidney Pills Advert for Kidney Health
An old advertisement promotes Williams Kidney Pills from Williams Co of Cleveland Ohio. It claims relief for overworked nerves, kidney and bladder troubles, pains in joints and back, and frequent urination. Sold by a local druggist.
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Williams
My. Co. Prope
Cleveland
Sehanen Ros
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