Sports Remedies and a LEYTE surrender headline
Consolation and Comfort extols St Jacob s Oil for sprains and sport injuries while noting Pacheco s surrender with his forces at Atienza. Allen s Foot Ease advertised for feet problems. Robert Tarrant Foundry relocates to Aurora Illinois to avoid strikes.
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Allen
Fred
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Robert Tarrant Foundry Company
Chicago
Aurora
Trike
Taal Abduction Relates to Bantangas Insurgent Activity
A small insurgent group recently entered Taal in Bantangas province and abducted the local president. The report notes the incident amid ongoing unrest and concerns over security in the area.
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Taal
Bantangas
P. L
Eeenies
A Boston Mix Up on the Base Paths in a Game
A chaotic base running sequence featured Long stealing third and a near home score while Moran’s miscue drew in defenders. Taylor the deaf mute turned to catch Long attempting a home steal as Van Haltran guarded the plate. The incident mirrors the era’s vivid early baseball reporting and hints at team futures in the circuit.
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Long
Moran
Warner
van Haltran
Taylor
Boston Post
Favors College Players In Advancing Baseball Careers
George Winters of the Boston American League club argues college players face strong pro potential. He cites Christy Matthewson and Plank as examples, and credits teamwork, coaching by Jimmy Collins, and hard work for success. He notes college pitching differs from pro play and stresses conditioning and staying in trim year round.
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George Winters
Boston American Loague Club
Christy Matthewson
Plank
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Bonanza for a Winner in Washington Sports Scene
A reader identified as M. C. writes to Sporting News celebrating a winning team in Washington. The letter argues the season is strong and players are well paid, reflecting optimism about a thriving league and city’s enthusiasm.
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Brooklyn
Hanlon
Dodgers
Giants
Washington
M. C
Sporting News
Veteran player praised as fast outfielder from minor leagues
John C Chapman writes of a standout outfielder in the National League and New York State League, noting his hitting, baserunning, and leadership on teams such as Meriden in 1897. He cites early guidance from Tommy Cahill with Troy and praises the player's resilience and potential for major league success under skilled management.
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John C. Chapman
Bill
Pat
Tommy Cahill
Troy
Meriden Club
Beaches
Diamond Glints Emmet Heidrich Returns to Form
Emmet Heidrich, famed St Louis fielder, rejoined his old team on Monday and collected four hits. The piece notes Chicago’s edge for the American league title with White Sox strong pitching depth, while Beaneaters rely on Cy Young. It also mentions Roy Patterson’s remarkable pitching feat and praise for Phillies potential pennant run. Baseball gains French school recognition with Hopkins and Alexander teaching the game.
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Emmet Heidrich
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Griffith
Callahan
Patterson
Beaniies
Cy" Young
Phillies
Jennings
France
Albert Hopkins
Baltimore
Harry Alexander
New York
M. Leyquea
Odd Tales and Tips From Bright New York Pages
A collage of brief humorous items and notes on fashion, Shakespeare dates, religious debate, and a sales pitch for St Jacob's Oil. The items include a Cardinal Gibbons seashore anecdote, a Venetian merchant joke, cigar holding fashions, Shakespeare birth date discussion, religion’s wobble, an imitation Reuben critique, weather folklore from coffee bubbles, glazed chintz fashions, and a pitch for St Jacob's Oil as a cure for back pain.
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Reuben
New York
Self Supporting Students and Notable Figures in 1908
A 1908 letter cites Vermont graduates who supported themselves by housework and stone cutting, praising their perseverance. It mentions Dan Godfrey winning libel damages over a novel depiction, and notes Roosevelt receiving thousands of speaking invitations while managing schedules. Also reference to Doppy products and Wisard Oil as advertised remedies.
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St. Jacobs
University of Vermont
Dan Godfrey
Dropsy Treated Recoy
H. H. Grean’e Bons
Atlanta
Dropey
Methodist Bishop Endorses Peruna for Catarrh and Debility
A. Grant of Indianapolis writes a strong endorsement for Peruna, praising its use against vocal catarrh and general debility among clergy. The letter accompanies other testimonials from Rev. J. G. Smith and Rev. A. S. Vangho, highlighting Peruna’s perceived benefits and inviting readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice.
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Bishop Grant
Indianapolis
A. Grant
Ind
Penmsylvania Street
Pes la Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Perina
Perunas
Grant
J. G. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
E.G. Smith Rey
Vangho
Hureka Springs
Ark
Tam
Vauhan
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanita Columbus
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