Diggers Triumph In High Scoring Ball Game
Newark’s Burke held the mound and led Marion to a decisive win as the Diggers piled up runs through the late innings. King, Tate, ODay and Wratten delivered key hits while Beeman kept Newark in check, securing a 11 to 3 victory amid windy conditions and a brief umpire protest.
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Burk
Severarion
Newark
Farrell
Marion
Wolfe
Par Fell
King
Mab
Marcel
Wratten
Tate
O'Day
Gugil
Murray
Smith
Ketter
Wilson
Cubber
Saith
Bark
Williitle
Firet
Beeman
Ciere
Ketfer
Ephere
Keller
Diggers to Face Trio of Matches at Webb Park
Lucas to work today against Mansfield while Al Wilmot starts tomorrow. Gus Fox to occupy the elevation on Monday as Mansfeld arrives at noon. Manager McVey states three vanes of oft lest two of them from the Diggers. Fourteen Diggers will have a say. Sunday’s game at Webb Park draws the season’s largest crowd as Maton Jane defends the Diggers’ supremacy.
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Lucas
Mansfield
al Wilmot
Gus Fox
Mansfeld
McVey
Olay
Webb Park
Baseball Roundup: Friday results in two leagues
Record of Friday games in the American and National Leagues shows Washington defeating Detroit 4 to 1, Philadelphia and Cleveland tying 1 to 1, Boston and St Louis with multiple players listed, and in the NL Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn 6 to 3 while Chicago routed Boston 7 to 1 and Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 to 1. Names of pitchers and players are partially listed.
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Washington
Detroit
Summers
Kilian
Patten
Warner
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cheeb
Clarks Brith
National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Hucker
Bergeon
Camille
Gideon
Chicago
Boston
Young
Bowerman
Brown
Kilng
Cincinnati
Cincinnnato
Richie
Doola
Campbell
Melaan
Marion Diggers Dominate League Hopefuls At Webb Park
Marion fans praise the Diggers after a strong display at Webb Park. The team’s pitching and base running are highlighted as key strengths with players like Burk Box and Lucas in top form. Rival teams Newark Springfield and Alvinlon are noted as threats, while talks of transfer moves and suspensions add tension to the season's outlook.
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Marion
Webb Park
Diggers
Lancomier
Marion Shoul
Lima 4A
Jong
Lincoln
Thn Ue
Williame
Burk
Box
Lucas
Digkems
Dave
Digkers
Lancaster
Lita
Lanka
Newark
Springfield
Hanae
Alvinlon
Manafield
Halley
Een
Hite Auprart
Raignick
Fipringtuvld
Fing Do
Wick
Baseball umpires under fire for game decisions across eras
The piece traces a long habit of disputing umpire calls in baseball from 1889 to modern times, noting wind and crowd influence on rulings. It cites anecdotes from New York papers about umpire contention, players seeking advantage, and even quirky historical tales of observers and critics.
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Pelven
Brooklye
New York
Kelly
Peck
Ana
Scofield
Haymakers
Brhaagghig
Asien
Bedford
Mowell
Lima Cops From Lanks Triumph In Closely Bunched Games
Lima May 22 In the cleanest game of the year Pickett earned a sharp victory as Keha home run hit in the fourth and Winkielding In left were noted while two double steals aided the winners Springfield 3 Mansfield 2 and Mansfield 4 Springfield 9 with other results showing Marion Newark and Lancaster also playing today Doolin hit a pivotal triple for Springfield scoring four in the sixth inning Boore noted an error that cleared the bases in the other game
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Springfield
Manspield
Mansfield
Blery
Doolin
Unclear Sports Play Recap From Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR data lists players Tune-tewall Spratt Burt and others with scattered phrases like hits, sacrifices, and outs. Several names appear garbled, with mentions of bases, a strikeout, and a 6 run note. Overall, the passage lacks coherent structure or definite game details.
Pay of Rurofran Spathmen and Hanover Diet Pay Scales
Fragments describe varied salaries for lawmakers across Europe, noting sixteen shillings daily in several states, six shillings eight pence for Danish members, and non remuneration in Italy and Spain, with Austria-Hungary's two houses costing about £160,000 yearly. It also covers silk from guncotton, new methods to rival silk, and a weight survey detailing global average weights by age and sex, plus Cosmopolitan New York’s quip about language barriers in foreign cities.
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Montiark
Hellonota
Tnt
Denmark
Bavaria
Hesverine
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Austria
United Kingdom
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Elas Mclty
New York
Tim
Meerschaum Industry and Trade Reported in Philadelphia Bulletin
A Philadelphia Bulletin summary notes meerschaum blocks from Vienna feed a large meerschaum pipe trade. Blocks cost 26 to 200 dollars, are cut with knives, sun dried in summer, heated rooms in winter, then graded into twelve types and packed carefully for export. The piece mentions related foreign competition and Japanese imagery in a broader, fragmented piece.
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Collard & Pipe Denier
Tonecen
Vienna
Philadelphia Bulletin
Gheap Cottage Exhibition at Letchworth England
An ebony cottage exhibit in Letchworth showcased affordable durable homes for workers. Cottages with builders' fonts cost under 750 dollars, aiming for utility and health over ornate design. Duke of Devonshire praised the cottage city concept, stressing practicality over artistic excess.
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Letchworth
England
Duke of Devonshire
Vigorite in New Explosive Invented
A new explosive named vigorite is described as far more powerful than rivals and resistant to friction, impact, damp, and frost. Inventors Prof Bebuke and Mr Gehbre claim a nitrous compound and Inite manufacture, with open air ignition causing slow burn. Labreon-the-Main will host production works.
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Bebuke
Gehbre
Labreon-the-Main
The Smallest Coins Across Realms Described
A Lahore notice describes tiny currency from the Malay Peninsula, Portugal, and Gibraltar. It notes waf er resin coins worth one ten thousandth of a penny, a three zela piece worth twelve hundredths of a penny, and a freanilosios piece about half a farthing, illustrating extreme smallness in historic coinage.
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Malay Peninsula
Freanilosios
Gibraltar
Lahore
Great Depths of a French Writer in Ocean Exploration
A fragmentary account describes extreme ocean depths from 28,000 to 80,000 feet with temperatures dropping and perpetual darkness below 1,280 feet where plants cannot exist. It notes organisms adapting to total darkness and claims a German explorer fell to 6,400 feet with enormous eyes, mentioning Baxchange.
Eccentricity about the Shah and a cherished kitten
A narrative describes a kitten gifted to the grand vizier during a ruler's moment of charm. The vizier takes the animal under care, the gardener's wife protests, and the vizier rewards her with gold then departs with the kitten. The text also notes India’s mounted nurse corps and welfare provisions for war service horses.
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Iteewtnr
Strong Rooms at Bank of Engtamt Revealed in Ancient Texts
A jagged excerpt describes a vast vault beneath street level with sixty six feet to bedrock, concrete floors, and iron plates. It references Ottoman banking fortifications and a deep water-filled vault, alongside early notes on the history of blood circulation attributed to Aristotle, Galen, and Harvey in 1628.
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Aristotle
Jather
Harvey Im
Letters of Junius authorship mystery persists
The age of the Letters of Junius remains unsettled. Charles Fox’s work argues that Sir Philip Francis authored the letters with strong proof, while attempts to prove Thomas Paine wrote them failed. The question remains a mystery, though most evidence leans toward Sir Philip Francis.
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Juniue
Junius
Chia Hots
Ste Philip Frnnels
J’homas ‘Paine
Bir
Philip Ran
Cure Nervous Prostration With Dr A W Chase Pills
A promotional testimonial cites Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a rapid cure for nervous prostration built on the claim of new blood and nerve force. James Squires of Courtland Michigan endorses the remedy noting his daughter recovered after years of illness and doctors' attempts. Available at Marion Ohio’s Flock and Jeus Pharmacy.
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A. W. Chase
Mich
States
Marion
Ohio
Flock Jeu's
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