Three Lane Battles Start Today With Lane Water Battle
Lanewater arrives in the city by eleven to begin a three game set. Dingers, Taggers, and Lanewater form a collision as pitchers like Jim Brown and Bilnky Mack line up. Lancaster seeks two wins to push Lancaster into first while Lanewater eyes improved batting to seize second place.
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Lanewater
George Tox
Price
Bilnky Mack
Lancaster
Jasius
Jimer Brown
Dingers
Marios Wat
Marios
Sean
Digsti
Local events and fires mark quiet Byron evening
Mr and Mrs Gorge Rubeck of Meundatret welcomed a child and RG Byman of Lee Street announced a daughter born Thursday morning. A Jewish Woman group hosted a hospital fundraiser at Masoule Temple in Denver. Mt St Joseph Seminary students Resing Tyner Irene Casio Mary Alice Deonil Marguerite UrnKe have returned home. Central fire department fought a kitchen blaze at Benjamin Bivey’s home on Piet Mark Street. damage under five dollars. Paul Gast gave a second organ recital at Promfet. Charles Chewell of Mast Street was taken to Emergency Hospital after years of illness and remains near death.
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Gorge Rubeck
Meundatret
RG. Byman
Lee Street
Carton M. Shina
Marela M. McClelan
Marion Council
Masoule Temple
Hospital of Denver
Colorado
Mt St. Joseph Seminary
Cinelont
Mie Resing ‘Tyner
Mise Irene Casio
Mink Mary Alice Deonil
Mie
Marguarite UrnKe
Central Fire Department
Benjamin Bivey
Piet Mark Street
O'Clork
Tlm
Paul Gast
T Lutheran Church
Bwihknar
Frost
Charles Chewell
Mast Street
Howard Ambulance
Hee
Sunday Schedule for C D M Limited Service
Condition wan allightly improved to day. Firat cay on C. D. M. leaves Marion at 6 a m and every hour thereafter. Last car for Colum atop for Delaware at 1 p m. Last car aves Colamius at 1:20 p m.
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Firat Cay
Marion
Colum
Delaware
Personal notes from Upper Sandisky to Liberty Center gatherings
The item lists visits and visits by residents including Mrs RR VW Pierce in Upper Sandisky, Miss Smith from Cleveland visiting Miss Tradida McGorray, Miss Eva Oxborne traveling to Cleveland, Mrs Mary Hooverian spending time at Baytal land Township, and others attending family events. A fire near the Hocking Valley railroad at the House yard prompted a quick department response with no damage. Chicago to receive 23,000,000? of city railway earnings after eleven months of the previous year.
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Mra. RR
Pierce
Upper Sandisky
Smith
Cleveland
Tradida McGorray
Sawyer Savatorium
Eva Oxborne
Clevelaed
Mary Hovertian
Baytalland Downship
Jett
Ima
S.A. Brooke
Scranton Avenue
May
Fiwok
Feta
Oho
Muchos
Heneimy
C.D
G. W. Baker
Ad Mies
Baler
Mine Lae von Baker
Liberty Center
Lay
W. H.aker
Hocking Valley
Lucas and Burk in double win for Diggers
In a Portsmouth Marion doubleheader at Porthsmouth, the Diggers broke the hoodoo by taking both games. Marion won the opener 9 2, with Lucar's pitching and timely hitting fueling the attack, while Beare Sanford Work starred for the Diggers in the second game, beating Portsmouth 4 1 as Burke and the infield aided by O Day’s lineup change led to a decisive win.
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Porthamouth
Portsmouth
Marion
Mare
Almmy
Devle
Myers
Lucar
Poetenat
Lene
Euperd
O'Day
Darker
Wilson
Tate
Poate
Ion
Sonsiltity
Parker
Ipestate
Odey
Waa
Beare
Sanford
Ole
Hite
Burk
Burke
Foml Am
Digger
Lews
Ia Deter
Pats
Stolen Vase Parrell and Mercer Baseball Notes
Mercury tab shows Mercer beating Portsmouth with 6 hits and Burke 14, Strick, Lake, Ketfer key plays. Stolen vase incident referenced. pitchers and defensive errors noted. incomplete OCR leaves several names uncertain.
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Kettor
Paerot
Lotshaw
Lupkey
Mercer
Portsmouth
Tate
Lastellaw
Parrell
Lawes
Balle
Burke
Strick Oltte
Burk
Pitelied hall—Lake
Ketfer
Timpire
The National Game of Sport How the Clubs Are Progre
In a condensed sports column the piece outlines progress in the American League standings, noting team movements, key players, and shifting positions as the season advances. several clubs and matchups are referenced in a lively period voice.
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AL_Chevelan i cates
Pickett Pitches Shutout as Lima Tops Newark 5 0
In a pitching duel Pickett held Newark scoreless as Lima defeated them 5 to 0. Justus starred on the mound with 7 strikeouts while Moya also fanned 7. Captain Kahl belted a seventh inning homer for Lima. Attendance reported at 00. Time 1 50. Umpire Kramer.
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Rilis—Brown
Yost
Scarifice
Heller
Yout
Lowell
Om Iloyd
Justus
Moya
Humphreya
Gowdy
Kramer
Lima
Newark
Tima
Kahl
Hanes
Pickett
Mame
Kleinmaier Brothers Relocate to New Quarters in Front Street
Kleinmaier Brothers, longtime clothiers at Mall and Center, announce moving to rooms formerly occupied by D. A. Frank & Co. at Prospect and Center as part of growth. A vast stock sale to clear current inventory proceeds, with prices remarkably low, attracting attention. The note includes unrelated items and garbled lines about various topics.
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Kleinmaier Brdthers
Clethiers
Weatlon
Tadineks Witel Nas Tecome
D. A. Frank & Co
Proapert
Atresia
Records show two inmates to serve five years each
Warden Gould sent the penitentiary records to Sheriff Crown detailing Elmer Ramsey and Edward Delaney. Ramsey is listed with prior sentences and name changes, including James King and Joe LeRay, with dates in 1900s. Delaney, under aliases Frank Howard and Edward Delainey, faced burglary and related offenses, with transfers from Marion and Hamilton counties and a 1895 start.
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Elmer Ramsey
Edward Delaney
Marian Common Pleas Court
B. BE
Gould
Big Prion
County
James King
Allen County
Mewitt
Joe LeRay
Union County
Wintene
Marion County
Frank Howard
Hamilton County
Hungary
Edward Delainey
Dietric of
Ohi
Wily
C. B. Gould
The Protected Home Circle Elect Officers at Wayside Lodge
The Protected Home Circle met at Wayside Lodge on a regular session, electing officers including William Rive president and J M Olel vice president. Plans were made for P T Stratton to install officers on July 15, with Delaware Jodie invited. several other lodges held routine meetings and initiated candidates.
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Tm Tegular Seamon
Kole
William Rive
Olel
Aimella Wasser
M. EB. Winder
Chaptain
Mra
Victor Jump
Charles Gon
Rad
Thomas Clark
W. Bufford
Mire
Cleo Patrick
C. B. Shetterly
Inside
Entinel
Herman Brady
Charles Conrad
Hegree Star
Lavina Jump
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Alcomou
Pac Sinle Sinaturce
Bears
Castoria
Lane
Ftr
Wace
Lanka
Diggers
Tina
Menefield
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Tuersly
Tian
Wend Park
Chicago
City Railway
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Lucas
Doyle
Weaver
Marion Abhpoa Parker
O'nay
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Tole
Marion Savers
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Hicher—O'day
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Lae
Can
Pirt
Orr Lacas
Ore Doyle
Totale
Mathon
Tellman
Shetorr
Janet
Henny
Railey
Tigers
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Lanks
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Marlow
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Yestrrhay
Trsitlts Ama
Portamonth
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Jone
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Fwant
Fair
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Teta
Tom
Meveland
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Came Out
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Marion Ps
Larne Bain
Mattafield
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Calhoun
Om Kraedeer
Tient Manafield
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Rorry
Ketler
Breymaler
Morecommodious Quarters
Kieinmaier Bros
J. A. Frank
America
Imy
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Fmperor
Geneen
Joseph Stephen Adam
New York
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Turner
Danville
Ranting
Cherries Call Jrpp Osborn
Admiral Coffen
Peru
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Iuhl
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Kabl
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Tae
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Plckett
Locke Locke
Snyder
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Murray
Kentucky
J. Locke
Crown
Chaa
Turner & CO
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Bradfield Aegulator CO
Ai 'i
To Sykes
Katfe— Neteas
Snyter
Mme
Hart
Lodge
Imotes
Mare Fon Jodie No 70
AL ML
Jonge
Marion Cornell
Moo
Fraternalenser
Katera
A. W.chane
A. W. Chase
Chee Medicine Co
South Main St
Shenandoah
Patates
Madame DR Ame
D. T. Maloney & Son
Yoann i
Rowgie
Golconous
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