O’Days Hit Wins Farst At Newark
The Newark game featured strong hitting by O Day and Barrels with key plays from Martell and Wratten. Pitchers were hit hard with runs in several innings as Marion and Newark exchanged rallies including Wins at third, doubles, and a late score to clinch the game.
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O'Day
Farst
Newark
Wwe
Welle Park
Gbobemiol
Iie
Wratten
Biechintoik
Mohlers
Martell
Clay
Wolfe
Webihey
Marlon
Innins
Mian
Walkina
Johanson
Watkins
Johnstage State
Watkins Fame
Zach
Bader
Te Molda
McCaptock
Plater
Staley
Rimi
Marion Gang
Willoughby
New York State
McClintock
Racker
Lima Shut Out by Portsmouth
Lima was shut out by Portsmouth as Mansfield won in a rally. Tigers defeated Lancaster with quick work in the ninth inning amid weather and league play. Marins at Newark faced Halle Stomp as Abbott and years-old players contributed in a tense game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIMA
Portsmouth
Tigers
Lancaster
Marins
Newark
Meohanoek
Snyder
Wee
Wort
Aviatten
O'Hara
Arene
Davide
Nene
Sit
Wotole
Fisher
Stove
Marion
Walter
Farret
Willuna
Btlney
Watkine
Johnstone
Portsmouth Sheene
Voorhoonne Latretutter
Manion
Manefieht
Marion Det
Lli
Meliniock
Parrett
Willoughby
Fy Broup
Doyle
Font
Tors
Weond
Walter Miller
HK McKernen
Ses
McAlister
M Sa
Duny
Spencer
Tounan
Collins
Ragsdale
Barton
Tota
Finke
Ea Reiley
Walkers and Kater
Opera Hoiie
Miller
Bykes
Newnan
Weller
Lima Ooops
Tnity
Lake
Pruty
OM Barton
McKernan
Banea
Portemouth
Thoe
Handiboe
Mansfield
Manafienl
McGuire
Mansfeld
Ess
Eesages
Taw Lancaster
MoeGuire
Pascalles Humphreys
Gowdy
National League Baseball Scores and Standings Card
In a compact National League table parse, teams and scores appear with battery lines and box notations. Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati show results. Detroit and Washington also listed with inning marks and batters, while Toledo Columbus Louisville and Indianapolis events are noted with game results and parallel listings.
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WL. P
Chica
Te Brook
Ptraust Pittebure Philadelphia
Hatteries
Lefield, Adams
Gibsons Moren
Brown and Toole
Lou
Brooklyn
Louie
Beebe, Salles
Brewhahan
Bell and
Bergen
Cincinnati
Clnermatt
Atiarice -Caiuybell
McLean
Fot
Forenson
Mattern
Stith
Circus Acts and City News Mix in Odd Local Report
In a mixed dispatch from Portsmouth and Lima, police detain youths after a robbery attempt while a touring circus show highlights a strong act featuring a female wire performer. The report blends courtroom details with sports scoring and theater notes from the same day.
A Quaint London Custom at Middle Temple Dinners
A brief notice describes an old Middle Temple ritual where a warder blows a horn at 5 90 p m signaling dinner hour. The sound traverses Fountaincourt to Crown office row, lasting about ten minutes, with porters handling the horn and warder facing friendly teasing during the performance.
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London
Drews
Middle Temple
Fountaincourt
Newcourt
Benex Court
Brick Court
Pamp Court
Elm Court
Crown Office Row
Butlers Pantry
Salt
Westminster Gazette
Iva
Odd Fragments From Newark and Exchange Columns
A collage of stray lines and dialogue from an old Newark News oddities page. Snippets touch on medical peril and patient surgeon dialogue, a child’s inquiry, a village postman scene, a doctor’s warning about effort, and a domestic remark on a marriage in the Exchange. The items read like clipped quotes without full context.
Fragmentary dialogue on fashion and time between two speakers
The lines present a flirtatious exchange about picking someone out of a crowd by style and aging outfits. Mr Horobil complains about wearing the same dress for two years while Mr Tlorntill notes a “glean” of life between two eternities, Carlyle.
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Carlyle
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days Claim
Morton J. Mill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered widespread rheumatism with swollen hands arms and face. After six weeks in bed and eight physicians with no relief she used Detchen's Rediet and improved in three days. He credits it with saving her life and notes it was sold at the Damble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton J. Mill
Lebanon
Ind
Beneft
Dr. Detchon
Caryl Metaker at Crand Opery House Tonight
A fragmentary ad notes Caryl Metaker performing at Crand Opera House tonight. The text is garbled but indicates a showcase or event listing with a prompt to try a feature in the Mirror column.
Stone Returns Slow for Star Batter Brown’s Team
The St Louis Americans await the return of star batter George Stone after a two week ankle injury layoff. Manager McAlger eyes his contribution to restore form as Stone had led the league with a .968 batting average two seasons earlier before his injury.
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Stone
Brown
St. Louis
Manuker
McAlger Mays
George Stone
Between Teapots and Opened Lands
A garbled column blends a Scots teapot quip with a discussion of large land openings in western U S territories. It notes 400,000 acres to be drawn for settlement in Spokane and nearby reserves, with payments, entry terms, and yearly installments. It mentions the Coeur d’Alene and Spokane regions, tribal lands, and irrigation plans linked to settlement.
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Willy
Pokiorn
Janae
Spokane Reserve
Weatheall
Montana
Kallspell
Kalispell
Mentane
Moun
Taihe
Dah
Tdaho
Jine
Sookane
Spokane
Colville
Columbia
Coeur d'Alene
Mean and odd phrases in a 1920s clip
Fragmentary OCR yields stray lines about a photographer and a father asking about a Kodak. It mentions a daughter’s band and a call to try the Mirror want column. Names, dates, places and clear events are not present in readable form.
Spokane Letter Promotes National Irrigation Congress Plans
Spokane hosts officers of Exvelilor Camp No 4 Modern Woodmen promoting the National Irrigation Congress to be held in Spokane with 6,000 attendees. A banquet will feature President Taft. event includes forestry, waterway, and land draw proposals for reservations in the Inland Northwest. Registrations open in Spokane and nearby towns with July deadlines and a public opening at Coeur d’Alene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokine
Waat
Dine S
William Jenningethyon
Nebraska
United States
Jonathan P. Delliver
Iowa
United Stes
Joseph W. Bailey
Texaa
JosephJennon
Uilnuie
Brates
J. W. Blackman
Kansas University
Lyman Aldbatt
the Outlook
Wale
Atendance
MD Antholy
America
Taft
Aliuat
Apokane
Coeur d'Alene
Flathead
Heers
Coeur d’ Alene
Hinho
Kelispel
Minouta
Mont. R. Lhetriger
Etialeman
Ton
Haw
Bagin
App Santa
Brent
Coeur
le Mene
Idaio
Spokane
Ace
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Halle
Zmwh
Abbott
Jahre
Stilen
Johnstons
Hite McCintock
Fny- Jer
Tinwodreig Dieretiott
Phiten
Rorton
Batterie Gray
Walsh van Owen
Paladielinta
Philadephia
Thomas
Li Bernie
American Association
Cluas Wol
Clues
Toledo
Au Colum
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Paula
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Loteaster
Mantel
Wortamouth
Lda
Writorpay's Robots
Kaninaster
Moonfield
Lavcaster
Lina
Polio
John Wolfe
Maul Sin
Crowe Hofwteller
Saher
Oxford
Beatty & Lacub
Prise
Kimeeif
Iptor
Mercury
Circus
Jobe
Ralph Berkengren
Atlantic
Komorawa
Banesea
Mannfield
Latecaster
Pwo
Hite
Huber
Murophreye
Jivwiue
Hacrifica
Cominger
Kettler
le Mine
Biersnutter
Charles Sehmidg Ee
Chase. Fisher
Enoni
Anid
Papa
Theobald
Hix
Ray Pre
F. Hermans
Jet Sar
Oolumm
Rayo Lan
Asa Cederfal Tieeiver
Incorporated
Scotland
Kodak
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