Open at Mansfield today Quinn writes strong letter
A lengthy note from Robert Quinn, president, praises the Ohio State League start and urges strict rule adherence. Plans for fans to travel to Lima for three games, with a special train likely. Marion to Newark trip and Springfield crowd expectations noted.
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Mansfield
Quinn
Lina
al Manoel
Marion
Colum
A. A. Hoas
Lima
Handret F
Hia City
Wollenweber
Jayine
Quailley Stars as Marion Sprints to Win at Lima
In wet Lima grounds on May 1 Quailley sparked a Marion relay win while Mercer injured his arm in the ninth. Springfield showed power with a string of hits and a home run, as Bohannon and Lindsay stood out on defense and Sykes caught. The Marlon High School team also prepared for a Webb Park game Saturday ahead of Womack exchanges tomorrow.
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Springfield
Lima
Quailley
Tielfr Mercer
Binfenseless
Beore
Marlon
Arill
Webb Park
Gee
Bears Share Leg of Mutton in Forest Skirmish
A Pennsylvania farmer witnessed a dramatic scene as four bears, three large and one cub, fought over a leg of mutton. The cub cried while the elder bears clashed and finally the older pair shared the meat, leaving the farmer astonished at their behavior.
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Pennsylvania
Adil
Cost of Living in Geneva Rising in Early 1900s
Articles note Geneva's higher costs versus New York as tariffs and prices climb. Bread, meat, wine, chocolate, milk, butter, eggs rise. many trades raise rates amid poor harvests. Hotels profit drop, stock markets fall. consular reports detail economic strain and cautious spending. People long for stability and question reasons behind high prices.
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Switzerland
Geneva
New York
Genes
Vaud
Tatok
Stork Exchange
Aly Thone
Gold Medal Victory Attributed To Bennie's Son
A fragment hints at a name Bennie and a Gold Medal tied to his son. Specifics are missing in the OCR read, leaving uncertainty about event, date, or awarding body.
Ivory carpet lauded as rare princely gift in narrative
A Todian merchant unveils an ivory carpet eight by six feet, weighing over 6 000 pounds of tunke, said to be from India and among only three such carpets. The piece is described as flexible, gleaming like satin, and intended as a potential gift for a Pittburgh millionaire, with the Mahārāja of Baroda cited as keeper of the finest example.
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Rajuh
Pittelurg
Wis
India
Baroda
Philadelphia
Bulin
Racial Antagonism Across States From A Fragmented Text
The piece notes varying hostility to different racial groups by region, citing scant anti Chinese sentiment in the Midwest and New England, with stronger opposition to Black people in the South. It references notable figures dining with the “new BPO” and suggests social attitudes shift by locale and exposure.
Manufacturing Gut String Catgut for Strings and Surgery
The article details gut string production from sheep intestines, describing raw material cleansing, splitting, twisting, and drying. It notes differences between strings for American violin sets and European sets, with polishing weakening strings and a shared method used for instrument and surgical strings.
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Atd Wal
Yiolin Etring
Nix
London Lord Mayor Costs and Fees Revealed in Historic Estimate
A London Tit-Bits note outlines the Lord Mayor’s yearly maintenance costs, detailing salaries of about £18,000 for the office, £10,000 for the individual, taxes on sums, furniture of £100, and £200 in cloves. Mansion House taxes, rates, and tithes total around £4,000, with other outlays including upkeep of the water supply at £180 and insurances at £195. Structural repairs approach £2,000 and annual redecorations, such as £50 spent on the Egyptian hall, are cited as routine expenses.
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London
Corporation of
Fround Holler Insurances
Olwtorba
Lucky 43rd Man Survives Falling Walnut Street Debris
A Philadelphia man narrowly escaped injury when a heavy object fell from a sixth floor building on Walnut Street. He shouted a warning as the item struck, then leaped to safety and found a $20 gold piece among his clothes. Local record says the incident occurred on a Friday near the 13th, with no serious harm reported.
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Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Hegan
The Idea State of the Union in Matrimony and Plenty of It
Brief item notes a cultural or social trend tied to marriage, wealth, and status. It reflects postwar or early modern era attitudes, emphasizing domestic abundance and ceremonial life as a measure of prosperity. Names, dates, and places are not clearly specified in fragments.
The Cavalry of France Officers and Horsemanship Drills
French cavalry officers receive extensive instruction at Saumur and other academies. They master horse control from the first lessons to advanced maneuvers, including jumps and field drills, aiming to prepare officers and troopers for battlefield riding and expert horsemanship.
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Et Cyr
West Point
France
Aa Saumur
Bhe
Europe
Linnell
Saumur
Fesson
Preach Subaltern Offi
Crow Country
Great Britain
Sansmur
Ellery Band to Debut at Grand Opera House Tonight
The Ellery Band, forty strong, led by Channing Ellery, makes its first Grand Opera House appearance this evening. The concert promises unusual merit as fans of music anticipate a rare entertainment and Ellery expresses pride at the warm reception in cities visited. The piece notes Marion star B Crow’s early career with Ellery and his rise from usher to advertising agent, crediting Ellery as his mentor.
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Ellery
Grand Opera House
Channing Ellery
Vine Tod
Ellerys
Marlon Boy
B. Crow
Marion Dily
Crow
the Grand
Atlantic City
New Cave
Bogisnd
Mr. Ellery
Divorces and fee case filings clutter county court docket
A polluted river of OCR reads shows Coral Leffler seeking a divorce from Eimer F. Leffler alleging harsh treatment and slave like conditions. The filing asks custody of a child, alimony, and an injunction to prevent disposal of assets. Separate petitions show the South Side Building and Supply Company receiver action against Grace Bryan for alleged company funds misappropriation. Additional matter includes a component about John Clark and a related matter in the common pleas court.
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J. Hedin Hill
Coral M. Leffler
Tuli
Common Pleas
Eimer F. Loltler
Govington
Kentucky
Coral
Patternon
Young
Celesinger and
Ibery
Btate
Olio
John Clark
Giin
Irmer County Audion
Lari M Mipsher
Jamerican Dondibg Company
Med A
Common Pleas Court
Castoria Advert Split Into Court Case Fragments
In a common pleas proceeding, the defendant argues the pleaded injuries lack facts for a cause of action and attributes the plaintiff's damages to her own negligence. A verdict covers cases including deaths from accidental ingestion of a senile tablet and septicemia after a premature delivery, with Coroner Braly presiding.
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Andwawer
Jennie Davis
Marion Railway Light and Lower Company
Common Pleas ‘Court
Mildred Wileonaus
Florence Penny
J Ol. Braly
Gorman Pleas Court
Wilson
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Springfeld
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Ohio State League
Ohio State Leagie
Troy
Ohlins
Tate Lorne
Jeane
Olin
Cnliber
Robert Quinn
Columbus
Mercer
Armand Reilley
Falla
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Spercer
Moeller
Larue
Bohannon
Womah
Uhler & Phillips
L. Pet. Mupoh
Newark Vest
Laoinator
Abn Limary
Owen
Tebannen
Spencer
U Doon
Larne
Lattimer
Baal
Might
Senor
Bini
California
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Mawneloe
Vermont
Carnegie
Wanamaker
Bishop Potter
Roosevelt
School For None
Horace
PHE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Atae
Grace Bryan
Churchill
Coral Leffler
Hipsherim
Fee
Planti
A.W. Phade
Hernan
Anselo
Obig
My Agp
Es Pharmacy
United Medical CO
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