Forward Pass Wins Cont st Ross and Hageman
Marion battles visitors in a hard fought game as Keatoo scores early, Hagerman’s late run and spectacular catch set up Trautman’s touchdown. Marion wins by a narrow margin, with strong defense and late scoring drives sealing the victory.
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Keatoo
Hageman
Marion
Moria Ahantil
Pueyris
Ping Chet
Marin
Reo
Marton
Miegrad
le Watt
Hradeon
Bueyran
Bueyras
Trautman
Maylon
Treatman
Hewitt
Erie
Hagerman
Magerman
Megerman
Dover
Football results from scattered college games
A compilation of incomplete score lines from various colleges. Notable entries include Western Michigan 92 over Notre Dame Chicago 11, Princeton over Yale 1, and Michigan 92 with mixed, uncertain results across many teams. The fragmentary list includes Ohio State, Williams, Dartmouth, Cornell, Wisconsin, and multiple others with unclear partners.
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Weateot Reserve
Ohio
Kenyon
Woleyan
Whoster
Clwchin Sa
Heidelberg
Portion
Musklagum Northerd
Wittenberg
Mount Asiou
Bwebtel
Scibsol
Rayon
Cleveland University
Manetiola Tiweyrue
Fremont
Sandusky
Geneve
Grand River
Wakemia
Elyria Aeraby
Avitalalati
Painesville
Pastern
Yale
Weet Point
Starvard
Spritughely
Pennsylvania
Brown
Princeton
Virginia Poly
Annapolis
Lalli
Cornell
Colgate
Burrcuss
Koehexis
Dartmouth
Williams
Pittsburg
Marietta
Virginia
Carnasia
Hall's Catarrh Cure patent medicine oath notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co declares in Toledo Ohio that one hundred dollars will be paid for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason witnessed December 6, 1886. Advertisement for selling by druggists and mail order.
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Lucan County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
All Drugelats
Mall
Fragmentary Ledger Note on Death Row Mockery
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a controversial claim about Jove and death row contexts. It mentions disguise via dyed moustache and a skeptical tone toward convincing a witness. The readable text is sparse and lacks verifiable facts or clear entities.
Turmoil Grows Over Turkish Crisis and Balkan Tensions
Belgrade reports warn of fragile peace as Ottoman Turkey faces possible intervention by major powers. Servian Foreign Minister Milovanovt es travels to Berlin London and Rome seeking an understanding on the Turkey situation. Crown Prince George bids farewell to the Belgrade ministers. Austrian officers are arrested and Danube tensions rise as foreign residents flee.
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Turkiah
Turkey
Bik
OM Hadanon
Folgorian
Asia Minor
Dulgart
Helgrady
AL Milovanovtes
Servin
Winhen
Berlin
London
Worls
Rome
George
Servia
Belgrade
Feroos
Bergian ‘Authoritier
Hay
Heloise
Danube
Telgrade
Japs Welcome as Warship Fleet Arrives in Harbor
Two thousand school children sang the American anthem as the fleet and Japanese officers greeted Rear Admiral Sperry. The damage from the wave battered vessel was noted, with repairs underway. Japanese officers boarded the Connecticut and a motor launch carried the commander in chief and admirals toward the flagship for a formal welcome.
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Sperry
Japan
Arichor
Connecticut
Inchief
Japanese Welcome to American Officers in Yokohama
Japanese crowds filled Yokohama streets as American ships and officers toured the city. A garden party for the mayor, admiral, and reception committee proceeded despite rain, with lantern illuminations, a lantern parade, and various dinners and a grand ball hosted by Governor Sufu of Managawa for about 1600 guests.
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Francis R. Leorir
United States
John Canaittn
Mes
O'Lagmhiin
Hawlit
Astral Sperry
M. Mate
Yokohama
Medtric Tate and Lanterne
Ttn
Main Lake
Fwas Noel
Berry Wav
Sufu
Managawa
Alimony Denied in New York Supreme Court Case
In a New York City supreme court session Judge Carr denied a motion for alimony and counsel fees in the suit of Peter Mattes Jr. against Claudia Mattes. The judge postponed custody rulings, noting the children reside with their paternal grandfather out of state and that their mother lives with her parents. An affidavit alleged the wife faced advances from her husband, while claims of infidelity and domestic dispute were raised amid complex family tensions.
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New York
Dot. M
Carr
Supreme
Aloot
Hains
T. Jénkinx
Peter
Hoatna
Annis
Mette
Attice Carr
Wright Rejects Any Motors for Flight Test
An old Washington report quotes Orville Wright dismissing the use of motors in early flight tests. He doubts risks and hesitation would hinder progress and questions whether relying on untested machinery would delay essential demonstrations. The piece discusses his cautious stance on the propulsion issue amid ongoing navigation hopes.
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Washington
Fort Meyer
Port Ateyer
Las Relx
Wilbar
Doctor Warren Defends Boy in Alley Fight
Milan reports Dr Robert C Warren a prominent physician clashed with a newsboy after stones were thrown at a party. McSherry chased the boy to a rear alley where Warren ducked a blow and pummeled the instructor, breaking his nose and dazing him.
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Milan
Dr. Warren
Mesherry
Warren
Death parts but will unite in Cleveland tragedy
In Cleveland Laura Lewis, 45, died en route to visit her mother Clara Showls amid poverty. Her mother Mrs Laura wan admitted Aug 15 and grew near death, later transferred to Charity hospital. The daughter who worked as a domestic in Painesville collapsed on a streetcar journey and died at Charity hospital. The aged mother trembled upon hearing of the loss and slipped into unconsciousness, now unlikely to recover. No known relatives nearby.
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Cleveland
Get
Laura Lewis
Mia
Clara Showls
Charity Hospital
Lawly Wan
Painesville Hame
Haskell Calls Kerudl Can Bluff in Oklahoma
Governor Haskell returned from Ohio and drafted 1000 dollars on the Republican central committee after an offer to pay if he would travel to Ohio to defend charges. The draft bore the note I call your bluff. The money was to aid rebuilding of the Longton colored school, with a counterindorsement: Presented for payment, payment refused.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
Haskell
Longton
Republi Jenne
Téthin
Castler
Four Children Die as Home Burns in Summit Town
Four Delaney children are reported dead after a fire caused by an overheated stove at a Summit mining town dwelling ten miles west of Altoona. Injured are Mrs Lake Delaney who leaped from a second story window and Wilson Go with internal injuries. The Delaney children named Morrie Delaney Mileen Robert Nagle Joseph Delaney nine and Charles Delaney twenty months.
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Altoona
Pas
Summit
Here
Morrie Delaney
Mileen
Robert Nagle
Joseph Delany
Charles Delaney
Lake Delaney
Delaney
Avkpelows Hospital
Wilson Go
Fighting Forest Fires Across the Nation in 1908
The article assesses extensive forest fires across Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, and beyond, noting vast losses of timber wealth and thousands affected. It discusses nationwide efforts by federal and state authorities to bolster fire protection and the need for stronger prevention, warning that the season may rank among the worst in a century.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Adirondack
Mountaing
New York
United States
Lake States
Rocky Mountain
New England
Small Post Office Tale From Old California Poem
Fragmentary 19th century style tale describes a tiny post office scene in California with a postmaster painter and a family of seven. It mentions Meek of the next station, a stone castle called Woretind Towers, and a Feudal redoubt, all within a wandering timeline.
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Feulal Dagm
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Bucyrus
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Tueyris
Moin
Kenton
Marion Alcy
Knope
Stauffer
Billie i G. Brown
Wark
Flagel
Nusbaum
Howser
Pat
Marie Orecns Sopyrianus &O
State of
J. Cheney
Ferdinand
Court
Peter Haines
Wright
Newaboy
Kerudl
Devitt
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Ageterna Af
Foresta
Gres Amt
Cher
Gould
Postoffichly
California
Tito
D. T. Maloney & Son
Fenreh
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