Opening Games Draw Big Crowds Across American League
West attendance reported over ten thousand at Baltimore and Philadelphia openings. Detroit drew a crowd while New York hosted Hig ticket numbers. Chicago and Philadelphia saw lighter turnouts. In Philadelphia the Athletics defeated Washington as Carrick and Clark starred, with Averett ejected after a disputed play. Attendance parade and parade events accompanied the day’s games.
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Philadelphia
Erna Antrycan
Are Aenete
Bowes
Hiskell
Ashicktin
Lucala
Alent
Carrick
Clark Ag
Everttt
Wanhingten
Hus Keri
Averett
Sinaloa
Kim Gems
Mein
National League Opening Sees Major Attendance Surge
In New York the National League hosts saw nearly ten thousand fans at the 3 opening events featuring Wan Cine Weendsun and McGuire. Captain Thaedoaine led efforts as teams and venues prepared for morning sessions and the season’s early matchups.
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Nicw Yee
New York
N.Y
Houmard Tereans
Wan & Cine
Weendsun
McGuire
Poor Old Missouri Seat to the Normal by Gears at Emporia
Reported score shows Missouri trailing the Normal by 18 to 9 at Emporia as teachers struggle to raise attendance and game officials note errors. Substitutions occur as Demio-Reyels exits in the seventh with a split, Broadhead records five strikeouts.
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Missouri
Emporia
Demio- Reyels
Raich
Humphreys Clinic Remedies For Flu And Related Ailments
A pocket epitome from J H Humphreys Domestic Practice presents a homeopathic system claiming to treat gout rheumatism indigestion and other ailments. It promotes nickel as a tonic and lists uses for Ni salts and remedies with named conditions and generic guidance, attributed to Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co
Willem & John Sa
New Turk
Unclear fragmentary report on two men and wave incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions two men and a wave incident with scattered names and numbers. No clear event, dates, or locations are recoverable for a coherent summary. Cannot identify a definite outcome or entities beyond scattered words.
Nebrasa University Beats Jayhawkers In Windy Baseball Battle
The Nebraska University team defeated Kansas in a hard wind game 17 to 14. Pitchers struggled as more balls were batted than struck, with Pre and McCampbell noted for solid work for Kansas. Scoring details show Nebraska post 17 runs against 14 by Kansas amid a tense, disrupted afternoon.
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Nebraska University
Lincs
Nab
Kansas
Nebraska
Pre
McCampbell
University
Herte U
Hail
Schrout
Townsend
Findley
Jim
Gus
Derby Favorite Garry Hermann May Start after All
April 27 dispatch reports mounting betting intrigue around Garry Hermann owner Captain Brown writing a friend that the Derby favorite will not start. Trainer Tucker and bookmaker Schorr discuss readiness and potential replacements while Brown signals confidence in the colt’s race readiness despite rumored withdrawal.
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Garry
J.W. Shorr
Elf Scheck
Jos Frey
Garry Hermans
Wes
Capt Brown
Garry Bermann
Schorr
Bob Tucker
Schurr
Garry Hermann
Jack Grace Targets Johannesburg Comeback in April
Veteran Gotham lightweight Jack Grace, based in New York, plans a return bid in Johannesburg after claiming he is behind for the trip. The Chicago sparring and training circuit notes Grace’s past fights and a possible pairing with Jack Ayer ardt of New Orleans, seen as a potentially lucrative match.
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Gotham
Jack Meartide
Chicago
Jack Grace
New York
Mstie
Horse Notes on Trainers and Upcoming Cleveland Race
Geers trains a horse named Wrother for Lord and GM Curry returns to trotting. Cleveland open-air event scheduled for June 6 aims to showcase horses and jockeys in a regional meet.
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Geers Ty
GM Curry
Clevelare
Trainers Prepare Colts and Mares for Big Races at Lecco
The report notes The light, Lecco dna Putleat to Haltimory and Princess, with times like 2 06%4 and 2 08, as contenders book for matches against Anae scorida. Eady of the Razor moans a 2 044 colt by Stalliosy Direct Taal, while Magdalene Poluter by Star Poleter dam by Hall and Bay Star by Kentucky Star are mentioned in training notes. John Kenney led last season’s charge, with W.d. Andrews and Beanon o Starr among the trainers preparing five weeks of work.
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Lecco
Princess
Tommay
Prince Aiec
Pain
Eady
Car King
Direct
W.d. Andrews
Sinter
Magdalene Poluter
Star Poleter
Hall
Bay Star
Kentucky Star
Beanon O Starr
Kangiedl Sautar
John Kenney
Texas Rice Boom Spreads as Beaumont Oil Field Expands
Beaumont Texas experiences a surge of investment and traffic as oil prospects boom. Santa Fe Railway reports 4 million dollars invested in Texas line improvements and plans tank cars and oil burner locomotives. Rice farming grows from infancy to promising production, with rice expert Knazip and a Santa Fe study funding a Texas rice culture book.
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Besumont
W. B. Sloss
Texas
Sidsson
Santa Fe Railroad
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Houston
Br. Slemson
Olal
York
Chicago
Heaumont
Beau
Sallore
Alerg
Fhe
Saata Fe
Topeka
Saii
Santa Fe
California
Fon
Tt Haa
Siosson
Texas Io
United States
Orient
A. A. Kpapp
Iin
Knazip
South Carolina
Carolinas
Presbyterians Agree on Esport Adoption for General Assembly
A Presbyterian committee at Monongahela House, Pittsburgh, reports unanimously for submission to the General Assembly in Philadelphia. The draft aims to interpret the confession to align with Scripture and widen doctrinal statements, while preserving core reformed faith and rejecting wholesale alteration.
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General Assembly
Pittebure
Monongabela House
Phila-delphia
Ter. Hey
van Dyke
Princeton University
Associated Press
United States
William Crabbe
Pittaburs
Tllnexe
Benjamin Harrin
Samuel J. Niecol
St. Lowis
John At. Harton
Nesoctete
United
Eatennopecae Caarts
Christ Jesus
Aasem
A. Eller
Substitute Fi tor Infants and Malaria Cure Advertised
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an infant formula claim based on cow's milk as a basis for beginnings and mention a Borden product. An unrelated line cites a malaria cure with a four day remedy and references to Kansas Avenue. The text is garbled, with unclear claims and disconnected phrases.
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la Veaulent
Hebie Ratte
Borden
Alf Kansas Ave
Letter of Pathos Describes Family Cow Killed by Train
A fragment from Fairroad office describes a cow killed on the railroad right of way near Marceline. The sender laments the loss and requests 325 dollars to buy another cow for milk for his wife and five children. The note mentions a single infant son and the cow Mussle Fork, valued at 2 dollars, as a modest loss regaining a family dairy.
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Fairroad
Marceline
New Freight Depot Planned by Rock Island in Chicago
The Rock Island road plans a large freight depot at Bot[e] and Sherman streets in Chicago. Estimated cost ranges from 500000 to 900000 dollars. Groundbreaking date not set. project details remain to be perfected.
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Rock Island
Chicago
Hock Island
Bote
Sherman Streets
Depot plans announced for new city freight terminal
Purdy stated no details on the depot but confirmed a new freight terminal will be built soon. The company has quietly acquired property including three lots near the depot. The latest holding cost about 51,000. The depot will allow car loading along its entire length via large steel doors. A gravity yard may also be considered with the freight terminal.
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Esperaent Purdy
Santa Fe Losals Engineer Hutchins and staff shift notes
Inland railroad dispatch from Santa Fe Losals detailing crew movements at Cottonwood division. Names include Hutchins, Geo Vaugh, Joseph Cramer, Dan Shannon, John Higgins, David Shuits, Chauncey Nightingale, John Nichols, R. B. Lain, M. Q Smith, McLellan, Meade, Sayres, and others. Mentions layoffs, new duties, sick days, resignations, and routine duty changes across shops, bridges, and passenger runs with scattered notes on nearby Dodge City and Weeton items.
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Hutchins
Geo. Vaugh
Cottonwood Division
Topeka
Emporia
Itorel
Joseph Cramer
Dan Shannon
St Joseph
John Higgins
David Shuits
Cnat
Newton
M. Q Smith
McLellan
Enginger Meade
Poreman Sayres
Bridge and Building Department
Smoith
Mexico
Butler
L. Lawa
L. Tolbert
Peter Anderson
J. Thomas
BW. Ghent
Bartell
G. G. Green
Cal
George D. Gallon
Gulf, Beaumont& Kansas City Railroad
Heasmont Petroleum and Gas Company
Nathan Thompson
Dalat
Charing Jaheem
Review of Trade Brisk Yet Hindered by Weather and Floods
New York April 22 G Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade notes brisk spring business but warns floods disrupt railroad operations and merchandise distribution. Bank clearings show a robust volume driven by legitimate business despite speculative elements. Reports from Missouri Kansas and Ohio point to strong conditions with future promise barring crop misfortune. Prices for iron and billets rise while wheat corn and other grains show unusual activity due to a Western speculator. Public crop prospects look favorable, but old crop movement remains slow and weather remains a key factor in prices and demand.
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New York
G. Dun # Co
Nntscaer
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Steel Falls
Prince of Ple
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Akron Route Opens Pan American Buffalo Line
The Akron route opens a Pan American line from the Wear and Southwest to Chautauqua Lake Buffalo Niagara Falls and St Lawrence River resorts with a new tourist outlet via Buffalo and the Niagara frontier to New York. Schedules are out and indicate passeng ers will have enjoyable trips to and from the Pan American Exposition. Two daily trains run in each direction from St Louis toward the Exposition gateway. The Pan American Imape strives from BL Links Union Station at 43 dollars.
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Akron
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Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
St Lawrence River
Cunada Resorts
Wine
Niagara Frontier
New York
St Louis
Gateway
West
Southwest
Union Station
Prairie Fires Strike Nebraska Ranches in April Blaze
Omaha reports from Valentine Neb describe destructive prairie fires spreading from Cherry County with devastating losses. A cattle ranch buildings destroyed and nearby ranches threatened as flames move northward under strong southerly winds. Details remain scarce but early reports cite multiple fire fronts and rapid spread.
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Omaha
Valentine
Neb
Thie
Cherry
Gentrys Animal Show At Topeka Promises Curious Acts
An upcoming display titled Gentrys Animal Show heads to Topeka featuring deer Ponai e Mookeya and Lilli purer hans among other acts. The event advertises a varied program with novelty animals and staged performances, inviting audiences to attend Thursday afternoon May 4 with an introductory price for admission.
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Poniae Mookeya
Lilli Purer
Hans
Topeka
Sontiayer
Camela
Acta
Soreay
Mr. Wedvet
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