Diggers Overbeat Lancaster In Turbulent Baseball Tilt
Marion defeats Lancaster 8 to 3 as Brown and Wilson spark the Diggers offense. Tate and Ketter shine on defense, while Calhoun and Parker pace the home nine with sharp plays. Crowd roars as Diggers gain revenge amid sluggers and miscues, setting stage for next clash.
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Wil Kimer Brown
Hinger
Lancaster
Mallon
Taplen
Liles
Scholboya
Lanka
Tigers
Buster Brown
Marion
Mack
Cutehen
Lanner
Brown
Heedaie Heller
Carter
Tole
Humphrye
Cormer
Tate
Beanton
Ditaere Coul
Tech
Fitling
Ketter
O'Day
Wilson
Roeker
Lukkey
Rhaster Brown
Otmy
Wren
Parker
Lin Key
Wolfe
Farrell
Calhoun
Yost
Hughey Tata
Hamsey
Caliounet
Fleet Base
Scanlon
Eie
Hird
Mook
Perris Mtole
Bud Scanlon
Onslaugh
Diexerns
Kelier
Wilean Alnglis
Rett O'smy
Wilkow
Hetler
Soten Hases
Fariel
Tulle Brown
Mock
Scanton
Beatilon
Om Mock
Ancient Fork Origins At Dinner In Europe
A fragmentary historical note traces the early use of forks to John the Duke of Burgundy with two forks, one of wool and the other of silver. It describes bread loaves, carving, and the shift from knife and bread to table forks, noting ridicule in England and lingering peasant practices in Tyrol Germany and Switzerland.
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John
Burgundy
Wold
Europe
Tyrol
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
England
Beaumont and Fletcher
Ben Jon §Son
New York Mall
Edison’s Obvious Inventions Stir Patent Debate
Edison suggests judges overrule patentability by invoking obviousness while recounting his own attempts to solve a mechanical problem. Harper’s Weekly notes his view on how obvious solutions have justified or denied patents and discusses tobacco use and health in related commentary.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mr. Edison
Harper'a
Tigers Wallop BigTom Garvey in Newark Victory
Alanefeld pitched Garvey’s hard hit game as Newark blanked Lima 6 0 in the first of a series. Huchols and Kotter sparked Newark’s offense while Portamsouth battled to a 0 0 draw. Scores reflect strong pitching and timely hits as fans reveled in a dominant home win.
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Lima
Mannheld
Alanefeld
Garvey
Lima @aaliy
Huchols
Channel and Kotter
Woman trouble and crime reported in New Haven incident
A chaotic fragment describes a burglary involving a bride and groom in New Haven, a fatal outcome in a pantry, and social commentary on gender and courtship. The text then shifts to scattered, humorous vignettes about relationships, daily life, and a Chicago department store incident, ending with a reference to Chillicothe News.
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New Haven
Bank Adopts Thumb Marks for Depositor ID in Chicago
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports one local bank may adopt thumb print identification, promising a new era in bank bookkeeping. Depositors would ink their thumbs and press them on ledger pages, creating a reference for future verification alongside signatures and numbers.
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Chicago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
de Honlter
Sleep Theory By Claparede Creates Fresh Debate
A new theory from Dr. Claparede suggests sleep is a positive nervous function to prevent conditions like intoxication or exhaustion. Sleep types vary and may be partial, with depth not tied to exhaustion, challenging the toxic view and implying sleep is a protective mechanism rather than a consequence of fatigue.
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Claparede
Claparedé
Harper's Weekly
Bribery of Doctors Lets Officers Evade Service
A wartime scheme in Manchuria shows officers paying head doctors of medical commissions to be rejected, with two commissions operating in Khari and Chita. A widow recounts how husbands used bribes of 300 to 400 roubles to avoid service, then returned home after a year, and notes this practice echoes a similar case in 1877. The account hints at broader corruption amid the war and mentions rising aviation, English knee-breeches, and health concerns noted by London journals.
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Khari
Chita
Kha
Europe
Irkutek
Russia
Manchuria
Ih Ruswin
Confrere
Lension Tien
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