Marion Newark Double Header Thrills Crowd At Heavon
Marion and Newark faced off before a large crowd of about 2,000 at Oral Roosters day in a two game set. Marion's bats and Wolfe key moments propelled a comeback win in the first and a lengthy 11 inning affair in the second, with Abbott Locke and Wratten contributing timely hits and Snyder and Hetter trading blows on the mound. Umpiring drew mixed reviews as both teams battled into extra frames.
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Keak Wein Benth
Snyder
Marion
Newmark
Wolfe Wig
Locke
Martella Tripte
Wolfe
Hetter
Wilson
Waite
Abbott
Smith
Lucas
Smith Ewine
Deis Klik
Newark
Lotehow
Parcell J
King
Tat
Wratten
Smith Tate
Ovay
Wilton
Gugit
Wan Pom
Wile Andritiona
Anderson Niys
Ted
Windy
Wilmot
Anderson
Gygil
Murray
Jett
Winders
Gysll
Farrell
Moore
Marlon
Wan Cherifices
Titen Louis
Day
U Abbott
Sen
Gye
Herne
Dae Winters
Webb
Pete BO
Cleveland Americans fall to second in the American League
In a weekend set, Cleveland dropped to second place as the American League standings shifted. Highlights include Chicago and Washington winning, Detroit defeating Boston, and St Louis beating Philadelphia. Saturday results showed Boston routing Philadelphia and Brooklyn beating Cincinnati, with New York and Philadelphia games noted. The report lists players such as Nelson, Altrock, Werner, Tanne Hil, Hughes, Street, Morgan, Young, Criger, Mullin, Wilh, and others.
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Chub
Saan
Tiveland
Chicago
Washington
Nelson
Altrook
Werner
Tanne Hil
Hughes
Street
Detroit
Borton
Morgan
Young
Criger
Mullin
Wilhlets
Behmidt
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Louie
Plank
Powers
Howell
Spencer
Louie St. Louie
Powell
Stephens
Schiltzer
Boston
Burchell
Pvt. McParland
Summers
Biewer
Thomas
Bague
Yon
Peti Jn i
Raokiy
Kamen
Teulbach
Fraser
Kling
Dorner
Pretter
Ball
Pittsburgh
Leever
Gittion
Sparks
Doolin
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Campbell
McLean
Rucker
Bell
Bergen
New York
New Turk
Matthewson
Needhemond
Fromme
Lush
Hostetter
Lancaster Then Leads League After Sunday Showdowns
The Lancaster club surged to the top as Marion dropped to a share of first place after a weekend slate. Sunday results showed Lima edging Mansfield, Springfield sweeping Mansfeld, and Lancaster toppling Lima in a tight pitchers’ duel. In the Mansfield-Springfield twin bill, Springfield won 7 0 and 2 4, with Busterman’s misplay costing Mansfield the second game.
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Lancaster
Lima
Mock
Miller
Fink
Piper
Reilly
Springfield
Manspield
Orphans
Busterman
Bohannon
Totjan
Manefiel
Eoone
Batterlee
Buehelman
Henry
Dalley
Freymaler
London unemployment body notes charity distribution tally
At a London meeting the central unemployed body reported a colony near the city distributed 82935 among the unemployed while distribution costs ran to 74750. Separate items mention a dog burial, fraud penalties in California, New York Zoo plans, Budapest essay service, and Georgia engineer responsibilities regarding child dangers on tracks.
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London
Shoppers Arrested Over Child Guided Larceny Plot
A woman was arrested after police say she carried a four year old child through a store while trained to steal. The infant allegedly helped grab two watches and other items, aiming to distract staff for over thirty minutes. The case involves theft and endangering a child during the incident.
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Varia
Watehen
Fragmentary Dialect Fishing Exchange
A garbled dialogue fragment describes fishing luck and movement of a cork, with characters Johnnie and others debating fish strength and location, reflecting a rural dialect scene. The content is incomplete but presents a casual exchange about catching fish and river conditions.
Humorous exchange amid household notes and clocks
A rough dialogue shows Mr Wise planning a reception and boxing umbrellas in the wardrobe while Mrs Wise teases. A character Coal Beattice adds a cryptic line about a ring on high and hints at town gossip. Alarm Clock interrupts with a crude outburst.
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Mr. Wise
Unable to Decode The Hecker Bargain Theorized
A fragmented OCR note references Hecker and a downtown window display showing a clothing item marked seven dollars eight cents. The passage hints at an unequal view of a young person and a perceived bargain, with unclear names and resolution.
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Young Blank
Newark Takes First Contest In Slow-Pitched Match
Newark fans witnessed the Atarion Digs win as Lef ty Webb pitched effectively and O'Day joined the defense after being brought in. Webb struck seven men while the Diggers used timely hits and an improving defense under manager Harry Ells. The game featured early runs sparked by Jennings, Winters, and Snyder, with Abbott stealing, Locke driving in a run, and strong fielding by both teams.
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Dey Kirk
Newark
Atarion
Hever
Lefty Webb
Win
Molderm
Harry Ells
Tekle
Neveral
Nasiste
Moirder Ledger
Kef Kiefer
Joe" Locke
Outfelder
Ron
Diggers
Hoth
Saturday Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Lancaster beat Lima 6 to 2, Mansfield triumphed 7 to 2 over Springfield, reflecting a busy Saturday slate with varied outcomes for local teams. Windsor area teams posted competitive showings as fans followed district matchups and regional standings.
Muddled 19th Century Ad Parody in Cleveland Leader
A garbled excerpt from the Cleveland Leader shows a mock medical remedy ditty with playful misspellings and names like Cholly and Dolly. The fragment resembles a satirical product pitch or spoof copy rather than a coherent article.
Balsity for Winter Crop and Sudden Heart Ruptures
An old agricultural note explains winter storage of parsnips with roots left in sand or stacked in piles, plus straw coverings to withstand severe cold. It also recounts anecdotes about hearts breaking from shock or strain, including a captain’s death after learning of a fiancée’s marriage and a boy’s fatal exertion while raising corn, illustrating ruptures in the left ventricle.
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Fred
Shakespeare
Thickeray
Electric Shock Explained by Electricity at Work
An article explains that a queer sensation called walking over my grave is caused by electricity. Positive and negative charges meet, producing a shock in living beings. The electric power is abundant and travels through the air. the body becomes a meeting point, often affecting the spine or base of the brain. No harm is noted, but it suggests a highly strung system.
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S. 8
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Senses of Reptiles and Water Attraction Findings
An Austrian doctor reports on animal senses focusing on reptiles. He argues reptiles can sense water from long distances and move toward it, with vision generally limited. Snakes differ by species, some seeing only within a fraction of their body length, while frogs may see up to twenty times their length.
Blonderness on the Stage and Irving’s Thinness
Sir Henry Irving, first to redefine stage slenderness, faced audience doubt as a very thin actor. He embodied uncompromising thinness, transforming expectations of male actors on the English stage.
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Henry Irving
Hagia
Ake
Irving
Neate Which Weigh Five Tons
In Australia the largest nests are described as five tons each, built by jungle fowl and similar birds. Nests form pyramid shapes or breath-like mounds, interwoven with leaves grass and twigs, built in sheltered mats. Colonies produce several dozen oversized nests weighing up to five tons per nest.
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Australia
King of Siam Reassures Ministers on Motor Carriag es
Siamese rulers faced concerns about motor car dangers as ministers pressed a petition urging slower speeds or ban on motor vehicles. The king answered with a marginal note stating danger lies not in machines but in the hearts of men.
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Siam
Scorcher
Fishing for Sheep in Cornwall Bay
A flock wandered from uplands to Gwithian Sands drifted by tide into St Ives Bay during the night. Local boats spotted the floating flock and, misreading them as a new fish, attempted to catch them with hooks nets and lines. They proudly brought the “catch” home next morning as a success comparable to pilchards.
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Cornwall
Quaint Wedding Custom Delays Northumberland Couple
In Belingham Northumberland a long standing wedding custom required the newly married pair to jump over a bench placed across the church doorway after the ceremony before leaving the building. The tradition endures despite modern settings.
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Belingham
Northumberland
London
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