Lanks Leave Remembrance After Sloppy Matinee
The Lanks defeated the Diggers in a dismal game at Web Park described as the sorriest spectacle of the season. Poor judging, sloppy defense, and a string of unfired plays marked the affair as Newark heads to a three-game set in Hay with Wilmot pitching disappointingly.
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Lanke
Fran Tancastey
Web Park
Youn
Dikierg
O'Day
Wilmot
Newark
Micherger
Helvet
O'Da
Caner
C Feft
Ricberger
Janke
Fox
White
Bunter
Rox
Dimale
Hlohberger
Heber
Humpreyes
LaRae
Carter
Laler
Reynolds
Chaser
Wox
Witt
Brown
Eichberger
Heller
Rail Excursions Draw Settlers to West and City Events
Western malhamd promoted a low rate excursion to visit The Bawt drawing old settlers to Mturion and eastern guests. Many western visitors arrived this morning for homecoming observances, while National Guard encampment traffic limited rail service. Local officials report high turnout with soldiers, Italian traffic rising, and carriers returning to work after recent travels. GAMES TODAY Newark at Marion Lima at Lancaster Mansfield at Portmouth. Yesterday results noted including Marion's win and Mansfield sweep over Lima.
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Malhamd
Ol Pettern
Mturion
Éxcureon
Ranlrom
Marlon
Hove
Amie the
Nitnye
Toledo
Indy
Micrifee hires Heller and batting notes surface
Fragmentary sports item lists hires and player mentions including Heller and Wilmot with batting assignments and pitching actions. Other names such as Brown and McGuire appear in partial context with hits and outs noted at Humphreys and Repnolda, suggesting a summary of lineup moves and ingame events.
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Micrifee
Heller
Bas Heller
Halle
Wilmot
White
Brown
Blehberger
Humphreys
Repnolda
Lett
Heeee
Marion
Latongtér
Pork, McGuire
Lovke
Tigers Rally in Big Win Over Lima Diggers Take Lead
Newark defeats Lima as Quailley shines with strong support. Portsmouth toppled by Lima while Marion clings to a one game edge. Mansfield slips two behind the Diggers in a tight standings race.
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Lima
Marion
Sod Mansfield
Diggers
Doom and Connalley Spark Minor League Game
Abbott, Quailey, Wratten, Quailey, Winters and Conalley appear in a tense nine inning minor league matchup. A double play from Winters to Gyall and Wratten ends a rally as Quailey fans three batters. Crichton and Horine deliver key at bats in a defensive bout with several misplays and stolen base attempts.
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Montier
Horine
Campheld
Crichton
Newak
Fordamentis
Rune Abbott
Gyeti
Wratten
Toom
Qualey
Winters
Burke
Sacrifice
Kite
Orichton
Williams
Siti
Mecyntock
Doomn
Connalley
Gyall
Pitney
Ion
Dali
Quailey
Frieh
Forning
Conolley
Umpire Handle
Marion County Plea Picnic Plans At Lincoln Park
A Marion County group met at the Commercial club to organize a picnic at Lincoln Park next Monday. W W Kinnefetter was elected president with W S Spencer as secretary and W Holverstort as vice president. A parade from the courthouse to the park was planned and registration completed.
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Marion County
Lincoln Park
Commercial Club
W. W. Kinnefetter
W. S. Spencer
W. Holverstort
Win
W. 7. Smith
W. T Jones
W. B. Stny
Local events and notices from Silver Street court
Local happenings include the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Ortimeyer of Silver Street. Others: Simpeon recovering from injury. Hugh Tide hosts at Pleasant Street. Roy and Wiant travel to Pon-Mac Michigan for a wedding. Missionary Society meets at First Baptist church. Rev Idleman to speak on tent at Prospect Street for county bond option. Smeltzer family reunion at Lincoln Park. Ladies Ald Society meets at 287 Girard Avenue. Mr and Miss Craiborne wed at South Main Street. Delong acts as registration clerk. notices on city registration days announced. Household events include a 14 month old Haughin at 10 o'clock event. Shipments and farm plans noted for Worthington tomorrow.
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Hugh Tide
Pleasant Street
Roy
Delaware
Ohio Methodist Conference
Smeltzer
Lincoly Park
The
United Brethren Church
Mir
John Bensley
Girard Avenue
Lanize
Doin
B. Cox
Craiborne
Mies Florence Southall
Prowpeet
Charles B. Gompf
South Male Street
Claiborne
Delong
Ellections
Sid
Election Board
Mabel Cale
Haughin
Dir
Worthington
Fragments from an Unsigned News Item
An incoherent shard appears to mention a Brom Be remedy and items labeled Coldie Gane with unclear context. Names and places are not identifiable, making it difficult to determine a clear event or subject from the fragment.
Tomb Atop Sacred Precinct Described In Historic Account
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a medieval view of the Tomb of the Patriarchs with details of access restrictions for Christians and Jews, the sacred wall and steps, and rituals of worship at the site. It notes stone holes for ritual signals and the Friday prayer gatherings by Bedouins.
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Jenson
Ares
Abraham
Sarah
Tang
Temple
Jerusalem
Philadelphia Ledger
Proving His Honesty and Cyclone Cheerfulness
A collection of humorous fragments from London Scraps and Atlanta Constitution. A cleft of wit shows a court query about trust and a cook shop anecdote about a wet bread pie. A cheerful citizen recounts surviving a cyclone with little loss and odd insurance and safety thoughts.
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Jhatatift
Mir
Walter
Mr. Cooken
Donnet
London
Atlanta Constitution
Dream Troubles In A Dream At The Cake Shop
A child recalls a dream about a cake shop with ice cream pie strawberry shortcake chocolates and macarons. Gussie bids his face to his hands and weeps, while a friend jokes about imaginary troubles to cheer him. The scene centers on Guaste and Lily Tittle Mephew as the tale unfolds.
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Lily
Witter
Chen
Hercules Labors List From Ancient Myth Text
The twelve labors of Hercules are outlined, including slaying the Nemean lion and Lernaean Hydra, capturing the Arcadian stag, destroying the Erymanthian boar, cleansing King Augeus stables, the Stymphalian birds, capturing the Cretan bull, horses of Diomedes, oXen of Geryon, apples of the Hesperides, and bringing Cerberus from the underworld.
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Hercules
Angens
Stymphalus
Ippolyte
Geryon
Cerberus
The Irresponsible Child and the Stolen Charm
A fragmentary dialogue scene centers on a stall boy and a minister’s watch chain charm. Characters Hulster and Small Boy respond to questions about lost items while a judge and others observe blurred details and odd objects like a green giraffe and a purple potamins.
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Hulster
Witte
Caid
Judge
Mr. Wubmore
Elphant
Puck
Sympathy and cryptic banter from Punch and Telegraph
A fragmentary quotation captures a casual exchange about kicking and deception. The London Telegraph and Punch are referenced in a playful, dialect rich exchange with misheard phrases and informal taunts. The scene hints at literary humor rather than a clear news event.
Personal notes from a spring travel haze
Local personals list numerous residents traveling to Toledo Springfields Cleveland and Columbus for visits and encampments. Names include L V Uneaplee Belahdeme W H Mie Ler Roy Gaeteld Mr and Mrs Cripps J Crawley T C Lawrence Mrs F P Lollenbook and Mrs J Wy Doty among others. Some entries mention attending G A R encampment and visits with friends in Nebraska and Ohio.
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L. V. Uneaplee
Belahdéem
W. HH. Mieler
Waldo
Springfells
Frank Kennely
Toledo
Mr. W
Aviville
Ohio
Giema
Pearl Street
Roy Gaeteld
Cleveland
Inko
Mes
W. A
J. J. Crawley
Toledo Joiliy
G. A R
T. C. Lawrence
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. Wy
Missing Son Case Shocks Justice Conley
Justice Charles Conley received a letter from Livrvey Scott of Milledguitie claiming to know the whereabouts of Edward L. Scott, missing son. The note hints at a dangerous stunt in Lees, mentions a marriage to Miss Cora Cramer of Month Stabe, and asserts involvement in a troubling sequence leading to a death-like impression.
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Charles Conley
Social Dinner At Evans Farm Celebrates Local Ladies
The young ladies of the M. O. B. whib hosted a six o'clock dinner at Evans farm four miles south of the city. Guests, including numerous gentlemen friends, arrived by six and enjoyed an excellent meal followed by cards and games. Attending were Mrs. Maury Savane, Mrs. Garherman, Miss Latitia Doarbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. M. & De. Wolfe, Dr. and Mrs. Smith, Misses Dota Nish, Helen Rowenberg, Mich guerite Kranee, Roma Hostetter, Mil dred Dombaugh, Helen Garhersen, Donna Ruth Crisainger, Brieia Wy ans, Carry Guthery, Huger Lepper, Mary Pixley, R. G. Jateaa, Harry Gillett, James Woods, Ray King, Lowell Guthery, Gus Hogan, Frank Knapp, Clifford Sto'l, Harry Cox, Homer Waddell, and Messrs Stith and Juvenal of Springfelt.
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M. O. B. Whib
Evans Farm
Maury Savane
Garherman
Mire Latina Doarbaugh
M. & de. Wolfe
Smith
Dota Nish
Helen Rowenberg
Mich=guerite Kranee
Roma Hostetter
Mildred Dombaugh
Helen Garhersen
Donna Ruth Crisainger
Brieia Wyans
Carry Guthery
Huger Lepper
Mary Pixley
R. G. Jateaa
Harry Gillett
James Woods
Ray King
Lowell Guthery
Gus Hogan
Prank Knapp
Clifford Sto'l
Harry Cox
Homer Waddell
Stith
Juvenal
Springfelt
Thick fog stories from Newfoundland era
An old aunt recalls thick fogs off Newfoundland. She describes sitting on a sill with backs against the fog, joking that one time the fog lifted suddenly and everyone toppled into the water. The anecdote highlights the humor and danger of those foggy days at sea.
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Newfoundland
Fragmentary national note on conversations across nations
Unclear OCR text mentions Ulive wion and sidewalk scenes, references to Germany, Russia, Prance, United States, England, Turkey. Vague global themes appear with disjointed phrases about armies, bureaus, women, sports, and dining.
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Germany
Turkey
County Petitions Fire Up Kin County Vote Drive
The article reports on intensified petition campaigns across multiple counties as leaders foresee local option fights affecting the general election. Officials aim to file petitions within days, seeking a state wide or county by county vote, with legal deadlines and enforcement provisions outlined.
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Common Pleas Judee
Countien i
Aptlantoun Orniude
Phey
Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Claim Cure
A testimonial letter from Polk Pa asserts kidney disease improved after using Dr A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills. The writer credits three boxes with weight gain and better health after nine years of illness, noting frequent rainy weather triggers. The ad promotes the Buffalo company and highlights liver and kidney derangements treated together.
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A. W. Chase
Polk
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