Players Leaving and O'Day's Dixaorn Season
The article details manager O'Day facing departures within days, his plans for next year, and the mixed performance of the Marion team. It notes talent loss, the potential return of key figures, and the impact of pitching and field play on the season's outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Day
Muen
Gome
Marion Fantom
Bere
Boone
Aurion
Sean Fareely
Marion
Estrone
Elmer Brown
Lotahiw
Miteon
Wetter
Lotshiw
Emter
Tote
Eit
Tade
Bool
Eliite
Tonmagger
Maine
PonaNt
Raend
Wil
Iireeters
Parton
Magen
Ajreult
A& Pennadt Wah
Chile
Atrone
Unclear excerpt on baseball game reports
Fragmentary OCR text references baseball, cities Detroit and Chicago, and names that are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Unclear Letter List From Sept 15 1904
Fragmented OCR shows a roster or mailing list with many names such as Nellie Wieck, Mary Posey, Arthur Brown, Charles Bush, W P Bowman, Simon Koots, Robert Spur, G Unger, H Merritt, Frank Nonkin, and others. The scattered items include titles and initials, suggesting a community or subscriber directory entry dated September 15, 1904 with multiple personal names and addresses unreadable.
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Mise Ouilie Brows
Nellie Wieck
de Anon Deonksn
Rw 1
Kase Fleming
Mira
Harvey Hart
Mra Hoon
Oiry
H. Merrity
Mint
Sadie Long
Mite
Josne Spann
Ales Mary Posey
Mra
Marvin Ogm
Charles Bush
Arthur Brown
Mfr
George Borady
Isien
de L. Werson
B.C. Rogers
Blentmand
Robert Spur‘eed
J. G. Unger
A AL Walker
Moore and Payne HF
Val de Velde
Cxilieh Maris
Digrerson
Varied Society Event Raises Funds at Van Wart
Aetro clubs and societies hosted a benefit at Van Wart last night for the How Vid Fund. Miss Budie Mag Allen of this city sang solos to a delighted audience while admired by noted vocalists Misses Vero and Catharing Denny Waterton. Gathered guests included numerous local socialites and friends who enjoyed music, cards, and refreshments in a lively setting on Cherry Street.
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van Wart
Budie Mag Allen
Marion
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer Ad
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure with claims of easy, effective relief for piles. It promises no surgery and urges buyers to visit a druggist for a fifty cent box or send name and address to receive a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co., 160 Pyramid Road, Detroit Michigan.
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Aioli
Pyramid Drug Go
Muretell, Mich
Pathfinding Rise unites lodges in regional fraternal merger
The American Intradee Union unites local lodges into a single Pathfinders group, totaling about 2,000 members in Korciusko and within Cleveland, with Royal Jodgee notified of no immediate effect. Home Guards of America initiate six candidates, eight applications noted, and plans for joint meetings with Odd Fellows lodges statewide are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thres Jaimdreu Meibers
Cleveland
Royal Jodgee
Nemp
Aiericn
Local Events and Accidents From Town Notices
A noisy week brings a notice of a L U B A meeting at Miss Katherine Pergas home on North State Street. D. Bebop of Glad Street suffers typhoid, while A. A. Wower of Leader Street undergoes tuberculosis surgery at Central Emergency. A fire at Church and South State streets prompted a rapid extting extinguisher action with no reported damage. George Roberts of South Late Street sustains a broken arm in an accident at his home yard. Dr Sawyer attended.
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Carles
D. Bebop
Glad Street
L. UB. A
Katherine Pergas
North State Street
A. A. Wower
Leader Street
Euergeiey Nuepill
Church
South State Streets
Munall
Burr
Dewendants
Ariebied
Miike
Ahra
Wo Kyte
Ghiedgo
Mint
George Roberts
South Late Street
Htte Bey
Roberts
Awyer
The Greedy Bard Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage depicts a misquoted bard disparaged for changing style as wealth grows. It notes poverty and prosperity affecting his meter and diction, with odd, garbled phrases about yelling dollar and words and a clash between tradition and commercialism.
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Uhr
Wives and Husbands and a Bonnet Worth the Fight
A scene in a household over a bonnet priced at fifty dollars sparks a husband wife bargaining moment. A neighbor suggests a clever approach to secure the item and the tale unfolds with echoes of social manners and domestic economy.
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Tin Hou
Mike
Detroit Free Press
A Modern Idem The Minister's Boy Work
Fragmentary OCR notes show dialogue about following a minister and a boy named Tommy. The text is garbled with misreads, but centers on a domestic scene and attempted guidance from a minister. It references Philadelphia Press as a possible source.
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Tommy
Follor
Philadelphia
Farm Implements. Banani Olly Timoa Exchange Odd Plea
A fragmentary dialogue presents Banani Olly Timoa and Teall you a rake in a quoted exchange about a daughter's hand. The text appears as a humorous or encoded line from a farm implements note.
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Apade
Banani Olly Timoa
Surrounded by Shells and the Old Colonel’s Tale
A fragmentary report recalls a clash near a coast where shells and smoke mark a tense moment. Names and places are barely legible, but the scene hints at a military engagement or patrol with lingering questions about who acted and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moderli
Bonsta
van Alberto
Wader
Patel
Mio
Hoa
Junienal
Fragmented Verse Echoes Lost Love and Regret
A fragmentary poem recalls a failed romance. The speaker laments altered beauty and fading colors, noting how time and wear have changed the beloved and left lingering regret. The speaker questions mutual rounding of fate and price of love, ending with frustrated reflections on forgotten linen and pride.
Rastus on Trial: Turkey Theft Tale from Harper's Weekly
A fragment from Harper's Weekly recounts Rastus testifying in his own defense after allegedly stealing a turkey. He denies the theft, claiming the birds wandered into his yard while he was away, and a “great big fellow” carried the meal, with the judge remarking that the case was settled.
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Rastus
Harper's Weekly
Extravagiot vewtion debt—splurge talk on travel costs
In a clipped dialogue from the Standard and Times, Mr Splurge argues that extravagance has left them in debt while Mrs Splurge counters, insisting the mountain trip cost less than the sea trip next summer. The exchange hints at financial strain and shifting travel plans.
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Splurge
Sumner
Inevitable Waste In A Benighted Exchange
A weary wayfarer recalls a benevolent rebuke about wasteful spending after a twopence given to buy drink. The exchange, framed as a wry witticism, reflects on frugality and misapplied generosity in a wartime or late Victorian tone.
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Péareon's Weekly
Rash Compliments in a Puck Quip
A brief humorous exchange about courtship difficulties and jealousy. The man laments making too many compliments, fearing his girlfriend will become conceited. If he quits, she may think he does not care, while leaving could reveal she is confident in him.
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Rash
Puck
The Ways of Girls
Fragmentary note from Chicago News mentions Pearl 1 and a promise to tell him something. text is incomplete and unclear about context or subjects.
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Pearl
Soundly Quiet Walls Prompt Dinner Neighbors
A humorous exchange notes very old apartment walls letting neighbors’ sounds leak through during dinner last night. The judge comments on the walls’ thinness and the unusual auditory detail surfaces in the conversation.
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Mrs. Howard
Mrs. Coward
Bélory
New Cryptic Note Sparks Jury Room Speculation
Fragmentary OCR reads oddly with phrases about a jury and a nickel found by one juror. The readable bits hint at a courtroom mystery or inside joke, but lack concrete names, places, or dates. The item remains unclear but suggests intrigue in a jury context.
His Hornad Majesty in New York News Piece
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of phrases about New York and a possible royal or grand procession. Despite garbled wording, the text implies a public or ceremonial event tied to a figure described as a monarch or regal title.
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Hornad
New York
They Tried to Make Her a Duchess in London Society
A sprawling tale follows Nora, a three year old orphan set to inherit five million dollars on marriage. Her guardians move to place her in elite circles through Mrs. Van Valkenburgh in London, courting aristocracy and a suitable husband while her real parents remain unknown. The plot centers on Winifred de Witt, her struggle with identity, love, and wealth, and a bid by Marquis Burleigh to win her hand despite fortune at stake.
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Bridget
Pat Vianigan
Hurepe
Mar Trie
Nora
Mes. van Valkenburgh
New York
London
Wilfred de Witt
Tondon
van Valkenburgh
Tor Niece
Hurmy
Winifred
Marquis of
Crowellart
Marleint
Willam Pitt Burleleh
House of
Con Mons
Mise de Witte
Crowethorat
Jondon Swell
Winifred Te Witt
Bariigh
Burleigh
Von
America
Kila
Appa
Taniege
British Athletics Motto Reflects Humble Self Critique
The London Journal quotes a British athletics editor arguing that Britain must examine why Americans dominate track and field. It laments the lack of a compelling reason to revise national methods and calls for careful self-assessment before blaming others.
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London
Best Speller In Seventy Three Wins With Prize
Mrs Donglis Gilbert aged 73 of Paha Altron won first honors in the annual world spelling event at the Whona Lake Assembly programing. She earned a $20 prize for her performance spelling concatomition. Second and third went to A B Cai of Memphis Tenn and Helen of Muncie Ind with other contestants spelling unfamiliar words.
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Donglis Gilbert
Paha
Whhona Lake
A.B. Cai
Memphis
Tenn
Helen
Muncle
Ind
Eryaipelin
Huerogate
Plebelan
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Ty Sant
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Nolsens
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Bysthader
Bradfield
Atlanta
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Pinnagan
Nellin Edsa Curtis
Wrench Academy of Sciences
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Siggers
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