Burk and the Diggers Battle in Final Season Game
In the last game of the season Burk faces Portsmouth as the Diggers mount late rallies. Despite errors and bold base-running by both sides, key hits from Burk and smart plays keep the game tight, with Tate among the standout baserunners and Connelly’s fielding noted in a tense, error-prone match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Lens
Ahirautha
Bate
Secon
San Burk
Burk
Rilleva
Luster
Crichton
Olesen
Hin Almet
Wit
Magers
Connelly
Portenssuth
Ransick
Farrell
Wteoud Nee
Tate Tole
Odmyy
Wilkenwach Etolé
Barrell
Wml
Wolfe
Mitong
Marre
Napa
Tate
Ketter
Wilson
Crichhton
Feld
Lucas
Lasker
Taskey
Mack
Han
Parrell
Luckey
Thushey Tate
Eoore
Totman
O'Nays
Doolin
Friend
O Doyle
L. Connelly
Learn Expert Accounting From Home Ad
A dated classified style pitch offers instruction in expert accounting and auditing at a low daily cost. It contrasts earnings of expert accountants with ordinary book-keepers and promotes self employment from home. References claim long establishment and city connections.
Unclear game report with mixed names and errors
A garbled 19th century baseball item lists players such as Tate Farrell Wolfe and O'Day with scattered actions like base hits, sacrifices, steals, double plays and pitches. The text is fragmentary, miswritten, and difficult to reconstruct into a coherent event or score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
O'Day
Tate
Ketter
Wilson
Laskey
Wolfe
Dittridge
Wilton
Marke
Dowln
Burke
Crichton
Wolf
Mit
Dithridge
Dan Fu
Hurk
Lett
Portamouth
The National Game Detroit Wins A Inning Game
Detroit wins the game in an inning against the White Som. Unclear names and places appear in OCR, but the event describes a decisive inning victory by Detroit with players and teams tangled in garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tigers Get Even Break Lima Whips Newark
Lima tailed Newark through a tight contest, then pulled away in the final minutes to secure a decisive victory. Newark fought back with a late push but could not close the gap.
Unclear Baseball Box Score Remains Fragmented
Fragmented OCR text from a baseball game box score shows Lancaster Brown 2b etc with mix of player names, positions, and incomplete inning details. Mentions Lima Newark first of a series, umpire Hart, Davy, Phelan, and scattered team references. Overall readable facts are sparse and garbled, lacking coherent event or final score.
GAMES TODAY PORTSMOUTH AT MARION AND MORE
Yesterday results show Newark 0 to 6 in a clash with Mariow while Portsmouth tied Mansfield and Lancaster faced Th. In a doubleheader Amnefield and Lancaster won the first game slowly contended with Key in a listless showing. Locke pitched well in the second. Mary Kdehberger Reynolds and Burke stood out with strong batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Marion
Lima A
Newark
Lancaster
Mansfield
Ana
Mariow
Manseield
Amnefield
Awnfield
Key
Locke
Mary Kdehberger
Reynolds
Kelding
Duvy and Burke
Seanes
Russians Celebrate Tolstoy Anniversary Crackdown
In St. Petersburg on September 10 crowds mark Count Tolstoy's birthday as authorities curb celebrations. Police ban processions and close theatres to prevent demonstrations by Tolstoy's admirers amid a nationwide holiday mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petarsburg
Count Tolatov
Russia
Tolstoy
Two Band Battle Leaves 18 Shotted Inning Disorder
A chaotic ballgame features 18 players involved in a two band clash with misread lineups and scattered hits. Players named Methan, Channel, Lloyd, Piper, Reynolds, and others are cited amid stolen bases, sacrifices, and multiple strikeouts by Lloyd and Collinge. Umpires Hart, Dalley and local officiating are noted as the scene shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rune Methan
Channell
Ketter
Lloyd
Hichberger Laller
Reynolds
Piper
Ter
Blebberger
Channel
Davy
Thane
Om Lloyd
Collins
Lioyd
Collinge
Hart
Dalley
Loca
Mansfield 1 Halts Burglary Duo In Firing Duel
An incident at Iron Mountain depot ends in a gunfight after a would be robber duo tries to breakout. A bystander, Henry Second, and others are wounded as attackers are driven off with one likely mortally wounded.
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Hikmark
Henry
Gamig Celliott
Iron Mansfield
Mountain
Colimanud
Meehan
Burke, Sr
Olmanel
Kettler
Maillon
Flood
Ib Lianet
Davy
Lregineler
Hare
Pep Tom
Government plan to reduce imperial debt analyzed
A public address outlines a plan to curb imperial expenditures and shrink the imperial debt. It notes income expenditures inequality burdening the empire, cites debt rising from 4 million to 575 million by 1900, and proposes a sinking fund to restore balance with annual payments around 40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Monte
Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs
Promotional item for a mineral water spa at Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana. Advertises private baths weekly rates year round and waters claimed to cure kidney liver stomach ailments and constipation. Encourages readers to write with symptoms and send $2 for home shipment of mineral water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Firemen Triumph As New Engine Aids Valley Village Fire
LaRue volunteer fire department battled a large blaze in a rural town, saving multiple buildings including a Baptist church and residences. A new gasoline fire engine aided efforts, water supply was initially short, and damage is estimated under 2000 dollars with most covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lultue
Uisisterone
Merwiag Ufterinoon
Clifton
R. Riley
Howe
LaRue Ponnell
Snbighty
Handy
Marion Notes Personal Entries Include Visitors and Travel
A list of local visitors and travelers in Marion includes Bigelow from Cinehinatt, A Allen from Ite, Charles Miller injured on a finger, Daniel Miller at Whi, Mrs Ray Bennett visiting Marysville for the county fair, Mrs T Whitat traveling to Cleveland, Mr and Mrs W J Grille to Lake Side for a short vacation, A Cowgill leaving for Magnetic Springs and Delaware, Mrs Kor Fulton returning from Bucyrus, T. Whitat’s dentist Somnestine back from three weeks with Wadworth relatives, Albert Howe leaves for City, Penn., for two weeks visiting, Burk and William Maloney returning from the U K O convention, AL Br Gillett of Delaware visiting, Mr Gilet Leon on a trip and Bryan’s location outlook, Charles E Berry arrives from Tyrone to become Commercial Dept principal, Davil Schooulanb from Bonds the Ine home, Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Miller
West Center Street
Hum
Ray Bennett
Marysville
Mra
T. Witat
South State Street
Cleveland
Miyrla
W. J. Grille
Lake Side
Mire A. Cowgill
Baker Street
Magnetic Springe
Delaware
Kor Fulton
Bucyrus
James PhUpe
Wadeworth
Albert Howe
Penneylyand
Burk
Willam Maloney
Upper Rwadusky
U. K
O. Com
Vention
AL BR Gillett
Gilet Leon
Demport
Bryan
Charles E Berry
Tyrone
Penneylvenia
Marion Uhl
Davil Schooulanb
Customary liveliness and social division in community
A fragmented note describes customary liveliness and social division among residents, hinting at gatherings, shared events, and tensions within the local community dynamics. The readable text implies social activity but lacks concrete names or dates to specify individuals or groups involved.
Cholera Reported Rising in St Petersburg Russia
In St Petersburg on Sept 9 authorities confirm cholera cases as a woman’s death is attributed to the disease. Six suspected cases are under hospital watch and workers near apartments river barges face exposure. Officials fear a rapid rise despite cold weather and recall a 1801 outbreak with heavy mortality. A mob in Taganrog pressured doctors at cholera barracks amid fears of infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
St. Peterburg
Chis Gischer
Taganrog
Bette Anway
Barcick
Disappearance Case Involving a Ransom Demand
Police traced a kidnapping case linked to a boy named Nelson, with a ransom note demanding 500 dollars. The boy’s mother, Mew Thomas, explained she had been duped by a mock marriage to Charles Pillars in Traverse City before moving to Chicago, where Pillars later vanished. Police continue to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miele
Perry Saut
Biot
Sinus Bridey
Thoms
Charles Pillars
Traverse City
Mich
Chicago
Miirty
Thomas
Pillars
Indian Burial Methods Referenced in Obscure Text
Fragmented historical note describes a burial rite involving corpses placed in poles and hung from treetops, with strange terms and imagery. The passage references a Tadlun method and unclear terms like Hifelony clay and Moar eviledce, evoking eerie burial practices amid a decaying, motif laden scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erdos
Diktrest
Nea
Marion Soldier Boys Are Home from Camp Menjuni
Marion unit of Company 1 Fourth Regiment C N G returned from a five month training camp near Indianapolis. Under Captain Michaelidson the Ohio guardsmen, with Second and Eighth regiments, trained in drill and maneuvers, engaging in camp life and field exercises. Lieutenant McGaugh drew praise for distinguished service in one march as Major Florence’s force advanced toward the enemy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Menjuni Warri
Jamen Witon McMurray
Th Chy
Ohio
Boye
Pegulacamy
oMerra
Ohio Sguard
McAgneh
Lorence
Regulate the Bowels With Kidney and Liver Pills
An old testimonial extols Dr A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills for bowel regulation and liver stimulation. The writer claims the small dose keeps the system in splendid condition, noting no dose increase needed and urging purchase from Buffalo and local dealers at two cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pru Beccurype
Kansas
Chase
A.W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A.W. Chase
Marton
Ohio
Ty Flock M’s Pharmacy
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Diggers
Lalax
The
International Accountants Society
Detroit, Mich
Siner
Orehvon
Nrat
Beare
Wolly
Sabes
Sb Sry
Sankey
Tsmouth
Tolman
al Mack
Yoope
Deon
aMietheny
Doyle
Seaeee Horning
Amgen Lauti
Klin
Sat
Taye
Chirag
Tanita Checela
Pialudiolivilie
OA Sansa
Anhingten
New York
Pollowing
Ate Wedmnais AL
Fang
Ciselagd
Winnies
Wadden
Missis
Jew Yo Siageld
Cheanin
Hein Itliner
Cooion Doigert
Viekera
Hoxton
Tigers
Libya
Lima
Brown
Ahtahberger
White Bower
Stumphreys
Carter
Monciold
Mancaster
Atom Kane
Eichberger
Hummineys
Lailier
Reynolde
Fox
Wits Brown
Meynetda
Garter
Lakier
Kileberger
Meynolds
Balle
OM Phelan
Phelan
Fovke
Hiteoff Phelan
Hivniogs
UmpireHart
Phil Watson
Bearns
Miller
Nowark
Abbott
Roiltoy
Ieee
Merion
Juelewon
Mansfeld
Sylow
Podemvauth
Tiene
Lttetaeny
Petes
Newnham
Deeds
Nefenuy
Milter
Vale
Odo Uwe
Espa
Rune—inke
Jheksom Fouts
Nefeau
Eartiedauni—Newark
Oy Lima
Sacrifice Hive Gygll
Wratten
Ble
McClintock
Pinkneyy Gygl
Newham
Byker
Haken On Batle
Ktaler
Kaler
Miter
Vampire—Traley
Thine
Ib Tieng
Homme
Peane
Weldler
Mb Nanton
ACES
Cate
Nm T J
Breyumaler
Sir Laoyd
Wis Ata
Brooks Maton
Howton
Bend
AE Brown
Teesaee
Blohbmiger
Heller
Muwphress
Tyahier
Reynoldy
Pipe
A Colens
Gowdy
Totade
Alath
Osco Loli Mauviel
Larue
Nlerbert
Bigelow
Cinehinatt
A. Allen
Ite
Charles Miller
Ising Beast
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Sion
Marion Soldier Boys
Madame AS
Res
Graur Sruwalyenaml Coemses
Peaeblyne United Vedical CO
Ox Ta
D. T. Maloney
Chichester
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