Timely Homer Sparks Newark Rally In Fractured Game
In a windy Newark tilt the Diggers were edged by Marlon as Wilson delivered a timely ninth inning homer. Amid erratic calls by umpires and boos from the stands, Anderson and Tate keyed Newark’s early offense but costly plays and defensive miscues doomed the home club.
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Lancaster
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Mr Lipowsible
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Tate
O'Day
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Awell Malam
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Wily
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Abbott
Smith
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Wratten
William
Hans—Tate
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Quatey
Lotehaw
Qualiny
Aba
Shwek
Hy Fox
Diggers Cop League Lead Shifts in Marion Matchups
Yesterday results show Marion leading the league by nine as Stogies fall after Justus attempts twice. Lancaster hosts Lima as Lintee, Storen and A Reilly shine, with Heller and Sykes among key players in a chaotic doubleheader.
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Taina
Lima
Dawnewater
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Carter
Humphreys
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Yost
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Kahl
Sykes
Hite
Calhoun
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Justus
Linke
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Links
Nandle
Syke
Hart
Baseball scores from Mondays games and results
Following are the scores of Mondays games and the next day’s matchups. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 0 with Willis Gibson Moree Carrigan and Doolin pitching. Boston beat Chicago 5 to 2 with Brown Moran Flaherty Per genon and Ball pitching. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 4 to 2 with Coukey Melaan Pastorius and Bergen as pitchers. New York defeated St Louis 4 to 0 with McGinnily Bresnaban Raymond and Ludwig on the mound. Also noted is ADMIRAL OCOFFER referring to LaPollette speaking Wednesday at Epworth.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Willis P
Gibson c
Moree
Carrigan P
Doolin
Boston
Chicago
Brown P
Moran c
Flaherty
Pergenon P. Ball
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Coukey P
Melaan
Pastorus P
Bergen A
New York
St Louis
McGinnily
Bresnaban
Raymond P
Ludwig
Dreaded insanity Due to Kidney Disorders and Miscellany
An uncertain mix of medical fear and scattered notes recounts kidney disorders and fevers, alongside a distant baseball snippet listing players, scores, and attendance. It notes Lady Laurier as the sole female to deliver a Parliament speech and includes a brief reminiscence of Herbert Spencer as a boy walking home for school.
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Herbert Spencer
Herbert Spencre
Bicycles to Automobiles Shift at City Junction
The Record of To Day notes a nine year comparison from New York at Broadway and Seventy second street showing 1247 bicycles around the junction from sunrise to sunset on a late September day. A recent careful record reports 243 automobiles passing the same point in a single day.
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Broadway
Seventy-second Street
New York
Todr
Opportunity for Beggars In Paria Organ Ad
A Paria newspaper advert announces a business opportunity offering access to a food situation in a popular water resort for a one armed man or preferably with no arms. References given and required, cash deposit also required.
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Paria
Origin of Yankee debated in press style
A short note from T. P.'s Weekly cites a provocative claim that the word Yankee might derive from a Persian phrase Yanki Doomah meaning inhabitants of the New World, contrasting common American etymology and referencing Layard's Nineveh and the Remaing. The piece playfully weighs linguistic origins and national identity.
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Clalo
Omar Khayyam
New World
Layard
America
T. P
Sailor Captain Edward Howard retires after long seafaring life
Oak land Cal Captain Edward Howard, aged 80, long noted as a famed mariner, ends a career spanning eight decades. The report notes his retirement amid reminiscence of global voyages and maritime service. Also mentions sanitary hairdressing and health regulations in a detached, puzzling aside about habits and creatures.
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Edward Howard
Oakland
Cal
Gident Mariner
United States
Sardine Trade Battles Mediterranean Product Prices
Japanese sardine canning in Nagasaki faces weak flavor and high costs, hindering competition with Mediterranean sardines. The industry pursues improvements and markets respond as Adaulal CoFPRE plans and Epworth events proceed, with LaPollette set for Wednesday.
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Nagasak
Japan
Springfield Off Ball Map and Newark Club Shake Up
Springfield dropped from the Ohio State league scene as Newark plans a move. KON o Day signals readiness to join Lancaster Dilgigers while Brown adds potential strength from the Jafependert league. The Toledo ownership and management remain contentious amid franchise shifts and possible acquisitions as teams seek stable locations.
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Kon
Indiana Unio League
Dinger
Oay
Tos Dilgigers
Lancaster
Electricity Awakens India Power to Lahore and Amritsar
Electricity awakening in India supplements Mysore hydro stations with large plants in the Punjab. Power to be generated at Barial and transmitted seventy miles to Lahore and 100 miles to Amritsar. Coal at these cities costs about $5 per ton, making electric power cheaply available to industrial enterprises in Lahore and Amritsar.
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Mysore
Asia
Punjab
Lahore
Amritear
Amrituar
La Fullette tomorrow Epworth match report
A local note reports La Fullette and Epworth teams set to face off tomorrow. Details are limited but the rivalry appears active with anticipated attendance and regional interest.
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Epworth, Vs
Diggers and Lanes in Hard Fight for Lead
In Lancaketer a decisive four game series pits the Diggers against the Lanks for league leadership. Marlon aims for nine points as O'Day seeks balance, with Justin and White among the probed pitchers. Lancaster’s friendly stance toward Morion players looms as a potential factor. Diggers aim to win despite odds.
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Marlon
Hough 16
Justin
Wil
O'Day
Lancaster
Wilmot
Well
Mrown
Fink
Indigenous Views and Travel Tales Echo at Buffalo Bill Exhibition
An Indian of To-Day piece recalls four eras since Columbia’s rise and the Sioux warriors’ reactions to Independence Day. A Booklavers Magazine traveler recounts dialogues where Sioux and white correspondents compare London and Parts, while a rain-streaked scene ends with a Car graduate and Buffalo Bill veterans abroad.
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Columbia
Booklavers
Great Britain
London
Buffalo Bill
Education and degree honors in Chinese tradition
The article describes reverence for learning in China and the honor of earning a Bai Toi degree. It notes distribution of placards proclaiming the achievement, public displays on the recipient’s home, and a lavish return with feasts, music, processions, and symbolic dress. Parents are publicly thanked by civic authorities for raising a gifted child.
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China
HB. J. Hardy
Hie
John Chinkman
Bai Toi
Whim of the People at Paria Station Box Change
An amusing note on human nature at Paria where underground railway stations placed a small ticket deposit box in a hidden corner causing only about one in ten tickets to be dropped. After replacing it with a large box in a visible spot, the rate dropped to roughly one in a hundred, showing increased ease reduced careful disposal.
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Mother
Jess
Paria
Theater of Dionysos Foundation and Capacity
The Theater of Dionysos, believed to be among earliest theaters, began five centuries before Christ. It reportedly held about 20,000 spectators, nearly four times the size of a modern amusement palace, and showcased Greek tragedians Aeschylus Sophocles and Euripides to prime audiences.
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Hera
Eecheylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Soot Burden Report from Cincinnati City Study
An investigator in Cincinnati examined soot deposition to estimate annual city soot. Downtown deposits reach 41 tons monthly, 18 tons daily, about several pounds per resident. Suburbs show 464 grains per square foot over 30 days, central point 28 500 grains per square foot.
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Cincinnati
Ale and Beer in Transvaal Consumption Figures
In 1905 white residents of the Transvaal drank 418,025 gallons of ale and beer, valued at 298,990 dollars. The report notes a white population exceeding 100,000 and highlights substantial per capita consumption in the period.
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Transvaal
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