Dineen Switches to Browns in Major Reversal
Pitcher William Dineen known as the slant twirler for the Boston Americans is slated to wear the warform of the St Louis Browns after a deal that sends pitcher Jacobson from St Louis. The exchange follows the transfer of Colling and the arrival of new manager Jim McGuire. Dineen has struggled to win and had shown little effectiveness for Howton over the past two seasons. Jacobson previously pitched for Washington before joining St Louis last year.
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Big BU Dineen
Boston Americans
Taylor
Jim McGuire
Dineen
Howton
Niare Teqe
Howton Thas
Jacobson
Washington
Lowe Yast
Scientific Baseball Becomes Popular With Fans Across Nations
American baseball fans increasingly accept a scientific, data driven approach to the game. The shift toward longer, more strategic play risks reducing attendance if batting dominates, while experiments like bunting alter fan perceptions and show the sport evolving in the eyes of spectators.
Major League Notes From A Turbulent Baseball Season
Fragmented notes report Stone’s batting slump under 200 and McAleer praising him for hitting and fielding, while Lakai returns to Dalgett club. Killsads and Kitson moves hint at trades. Notre Dame link to Pastorius noted. Guardians of Clark cited. broad critique of American players as worst yet seen, with partial team shifts and unclear outcomes.
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Stone
Eve
Harry Nites
Timmy’ McAleer
Tiger
Biel
Benuion
Notre Dame
Fab
Brooklyn
Pastorius
Clark
Greveland
Premier Pitchers of the National Pastime
A historical survey cites top win totals and percentages across major and minor leagues, naming pitchers such as Waddell, Hoffer, Anghow, Chesbro, Bernhardt, Lever, McGinnity, Hale, Hall, Lips, and others. It notes records for seasons, teams, and leagues, plus cross mentions of trades and amateur feats, with sparse context on dates and places. The piece highlights that win percentage alone does not measure a pitcher's value and references several notable seasons and players from late 19th to early 20th century.
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Glen
Heulbach
Hoffer
Anghow
Chesbro
Sam Lever
McGinnity
Waddell
Huchingyn’a
Ghchu Moon
Hened
Toronto
Nagle
Los Angeles
Altrock
Grand Rapids
The Hill and the Way to Heaven by Byron Williams
The verse contemplates burdens and striving on a rough path toward heaven. It recalls faith that God assigns tasks and provides strength to endure weary days and rocky roads, guiding the seeker to a promised reward. The speaker reflects on perseverance amid hardship and the ultimate purpose of toil.
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Byron Williama
The Stream Poem in Lyrical Valley Scenes
Byron Williams presents a soft nature poem describing a valley brook as it winds over stones and through lilies. The verse paints birds, elms, and lovers by the water, blending nature's cadence with music and a plea for river song to carry one into endless sleep and life beyond.
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Enoustia
Smelis
Pipe vs Cigarette Etiquette Sparks New York Debate
A New York Times guest recalls an evening at the St Regis where patrons debated smoking choices in the hotel hall. The author, preferring a briar, argues a pipe elevates social respect more than cigars or cigarettes, noting mixed reactions as smoke drifts through the hall.
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Halle
New York Times
Lucky for Politicians in a Short News Era
A fragmentary note comments on merciful political luck amid brief public news, citing a regional press in a stylized, odd phrasing. Mentions the Baltic Sea and wreck records as a distant comparison to global events, framed as a historical quotation.
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Meno Free Press
Bingapore
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo and regional yards
East Buffalo prices show mixed cattle and hogs with receipts around 4475 head and 2000 calf lots. Prime steers and cows move unevenly, with higher veal and lamb notes, while Union Stock Yards reports 4000 expected Tuesday sales and steady prime cattle amid broad regional variations.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Wentern
Pittsburg
Chicago Grain Prices and Market Openings
Market notes show Wheat futures trading with mixed bids from OSS to M2 and a 12 to 12 closing around 12. September activity ranges from 4 to 4 apennine BB with No. 2 red winter futures cited. July and September polls indicate price movements near 3-1 2 to 8 225, with openings at 3 4.
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Chicago
Ghali
OSS
Sting
Fragmented OCR noting September and December dates
Fragmented text references Toledo and September actions with dates such as September 25 and December. Mentions cash duties and item numbers 2 and 4, with pricing hints like 2.40 and Rye-No. Unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Toledo Glal
Toledo
Hine
Prio Tonethy
New York Produce Report on Butter and Creamery Supplies
New York June 21 report notes butter packages at 7 508 in a firm market. Creamery output and factory freights listed with several figures including 18 708 for HemesRereite and 20 for Neary white fatey. Mentions Oxtre 14 P 1 2, Matson creamery SG 21, and extra mixed goods in the southern region.
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New York
Creamery Oxtre
Matson Ceamery
Chicago Produce Prices Update
In Chicago a price summary shows poultry unchanged with modest shifts. Poultry items list turkey hen and hen prices. per dozen rates and small adjustments noted across items.
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Chicago
Marion Ohio Legal Notice On Rail Route Proposal
On June 7 19 a petition was filed with Marion Ohio City Council by The Marion and Suburban Railway Company seeking approval of a proposed railroad route. The plan covers Prospect Street to Silver Street and Loe Street to North Corporation Line. The notice states the proposal will be received until noon on August at the city office for consideration.
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City of
Marion
Ohl
Ohio
Marion and Suburban Railway Company
Toy
Pen Heonco Canatruck
Maluealh
God
Atrial Pallv
Sald Aly
Mion
Biate
Geary
Prospeet Strento
Silver Street
City approves rail connection plan in Delaware and Erie lines
Resolution No 4h authorizes the Delaware and Atlantic Railway Company to connect with the Erie Railway on Westide or Davids Street. City officials, including AU Haubor as president and Louis Sotert as mayor, sign and approve the measure.
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Connall
Sharky
Galan
Bite
Delawary
Louis Sotert
Willan Pies
Cuy
Star
Mirror
Receiver's Sale at Marion Ohio for J P Batthouse Grain
Public auction set for the 10th of July 1907 at 2 PM at the Marion County Court House. Real estate in Marion Village known as Lots 19 and 20 with an elevator property and machinery belonging to J P Bavesde Grain and Bernd Company. Appraised at 4000 dollars. Conducted by Receiver S L Pelong.
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Startin
J.P. Bavesde Grain
Bernd Company
Court of Common Pleas
Marion Conny
Olle
Wellon
Court of Commonei
Jon County
Aule
Court House
Marion County
Ohi
Marion
Ohio
Morea
Moral
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Muld Company
Aituate
Jon Mold
Attuate
Caah
Ohio, This Gay Day of June, A. D
Pelong
J.P. Biiathouse
Graindad Bo
Mouser
Quieley
Jiaonan Sine Oy
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Carpenter
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