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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

6

Georgia Peach Holds His Lead in Batting Averages

Ty Cobb leads major league batting with .450, followed by Joe Jackson .439 and Eddie Collins .387 in the American league. Tris Speaker stands fourth at .381. In the National league C MacDonald heads at .425, Cravath .411, Wagner .362, Hyatt .360. The piece notes widespread above-.300 averages across both leagues.

Associated Press Chicago Ty Cobb Detroit Americans Joe Jackson Cleveland Eddie Collins Philadelphia Tris Speaker Boston C. MacDonald Cravath Wagner Pittsburg Hyatt

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The readable OCR fragment offers no clear events names dates or places. It reads as a stray line about talking and preaching, with no identifiable persons teams or organizations to anchor a proper news card summary.

Divine Sarah May Return to the U S

New York June 7 before sailing for France on the Lorraine Mme Sarah Leinhardt the famous French actress hinted she might return to America for a sixth farewell tour. The Divines Sarah earnings of 170 000 American dollars from her recent tour are believed to influence the decision to perform here again.

New York France Lorraine Mme Sarah Leinhardt America Sarah States

Uruguay Accepts Arbitration Treaty With United States

Uruguay's senate approved a treaty of arbitration with the United States, marking a formal step toward resolving disputes through arbitration. The Associated Press report from Montevideo notes the sanction was granted on June 7.

Associated Press Montevideo Uruguay Uruguayan Senate Today United States

Speeding Arrest Highlights Court Fight Over Street Rates

M U Herron was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Noah Harris Jr for speeding on Government Street between Broad and Hallett. In recorder’s court Herron admitted little and faced a $20 fine or 40 days. he appealed, paid the fine, and pledged two bondsmen after delays. He later signed his own bond but was ordered arrested if absent again.

M. U. Herron Government Marine Noah Harris, Jr Recorder’s Court Herron Government Street Broad Hallett Edington Barry

Trial of a Housemaid Sparks Family Tears

Mrs. Hulbert’s reference earns Mary O Connor a second chance at the Warren home after questions arise about her sobriety. Mary’s embarrassed denial contrasts with Warren’s stern stance that any repetition ends her employment. The case strains the household as Helen pleads for mercy.

Helen Warren Mary G. W. Hulbert Driscoll

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens and Builds System

Old Standard tonic advertised as a true appetizer and strengthener. Claims to drive out malaria and assist adults and children, priced at 50 cents.

Grove

Life’s Table d Hote and the balanced life

An essay argues life should mirror a table d hôte with balanced variety. It warns against obsession with genius and promotes social ties, work, love, solitude, and friendship as essential, citing meals, restraint, and self sufficiency as guiding metaphors.

Buffalo Bill Critically Ill in Knoxville

Colonel William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is reported critically ill in Knoxville Tennessee at cousin Charles O Ward's home after appearing in a show. Physicians say his condition is grave and he was removed from the performance venue to the residence.

Charles O. Ward Cody Mr. Ward Associated Press Knoxville Tenn William F. Cody Buffalo Bill

King George Hosts Peace Envoys at Buckingham Palace

King George entertained peace delegates from Balkan states and Turkey at Buckingham Palace to celebrate a peace treaty. Attendees included the Duke of Connaught Premier Asquith Foreign Secretary Grey and Viscount Morley while reports from Constantinople say powers may demand demobilization of Turkish and Balkan forces to secure peace. Russia is seen as driving the initiative and Servian cabinet instability is noted though resignations are not confirmed at noon.

Associated Press London George Balkan States Turkey Buckingham Palace Duke of Connaught Asquith Edward Grey Viscount Morley Blackburn Near East Constantinople Russia

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