Baseball notes from the day in American League and leagues
A compilation of scattered baseball results and league notes covers Chicago and Boston struggles, St Louis and New York split doubleheaders, Philadelphia beating Cleveland as Waddell shines, and Nashville noting a Tennessee convention impact on state politics with Evans and Brownlow factions shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Lois
St. Louis
Lies Stowell
Hickey
Chestiro
Thomas
Bne
Batterlee
Glide
O'Gannor
Newton
Clarkson
McGuire
Nashville
Teng
H. Clay Evans
Walter P. Brownlow
White Brownlow
Chaisnon
State Committee
Nathan WV. Fale
Carrle Nation Arrested in Dallas on Mail Fraud Warrant
A deputy U S marshal arrested Cavite Nation at Cleboiroelate in the afternoon of July 4 on a mail fraud warrant from Guthrie Oklahoma. Nation was brought to Dallas and released after a hearing before U S Commissioner A W May on $2,500 bond. The case stems from allegedly depositing in a post office a publication with improper title.
Irregular notices and personal updates from Salt Lake area
A garbled montage lists Parker Coal Company and Southern Pacific personnel, funeral details for Enoch Ingebreteen, Irene Streng returning from New York to study music, Allison preparing a paper for summer school at Agricultural College, a six week trip for Cahill party through Yellowstone, and funeral rites at Third Ward United Methodist. It also mentions Utah Light and Power plans for city lighting and a fake Salt Lake Cambrian League claim about James Tong.
Juvenile law attacked at annual sheriff meeting
The juvenile law in Iowa Illinois Colorado drew sharp criticism at the inter county sheriff association convention. About 100 sheriffs from 16 states attended where C. W. Lehnars of the Iowa Sherers association condemned the law for not restraining youthful crime and failing to assist in guiding boy offenders. The next convention will be in Milwaukee.
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Joe Venile
Colorado
Inter
Slave Sheriff Association
C. W. Lehnars
Iowa
Milwaukee
Train Collision Near Philadelphia Injures Several
An express train bound for Philadelphia collided with a freight train twenty five miles west of the city. Passengers on the express were shaken but largely unharmed. Both locomotive engineers and a passenger train crew sustained minor injuries, while the cause appears related to a signal or delay. Emergency crews responded quickly but the crash halted traffic while repairs were made.
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Philadelphia
Expresa
Mexicans Executed Amid New War Tensions
Fragmented OCR report notes executions involving Mexican nationals amid rising regional conflict. Mentions three men linked to clans and a Neer court official, with unclear locales and names due to garbled text. No clear dates or organizations fully readable.
Milliner sale opens Friday with summer millinery prices
Chicago shop Marshal Figid's Store offers a sale on summer millinery and infant goods. All stock marked down to half price for a brief event Friday through Saturday, with children's and baby items included. Merchandise includes hats and fabrics, with assorted prices and a Delineator magazine on offer.
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Gale
Marshal Figid
Atore
Chicago
Ordr
Womorrow Amin
Childran
Organist J T McClellan Praised In Butte Recitals
J T McClellan, organist of the Mormon Tabernacle Salt Lake City, drew praise from the Butte Miner and Anaconda Standard for recent recitals in Butte and neighboring towns. Audiences called the program excellent with notable classical pieces adapted for organ and a smooth, engaging performance.
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Alor
J. T. McClellan
Tabernacle
Hutte
Nate
Butte Miner
Sountals
John J. McClellan
Mormon
Balt Lake
Methodiat Thuroh
John
J. McClellan
Salt Lake City
Elttor
Epworth
Jwayne
Jay
UN Prr
McGlellan Wit
Butte
Osgaer
Bagileh
Alfred Holile
Eccentric Woman Arrives in Oyster Bay Amid Roosevelt Visit
An eccentric visitor named Esac arrives at Oyster Bay with a claim tied to President Roosevelt. She rooms near the executive offices and demands an interview about a death matter, offering to mail a package valued at 100 if allowed access. Secretary Loeb received letters and will investigate the claim. the woman says she is kin to Bray on her mother’s side.
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Oyster Bay
Asi le Fesac
Loab
Cage
Wockward
Roosevelt
Dlev
Loeb
Train Wreck Near Jackwion Mine Kills Two
A Southern Railway freight train wrecked today eight miles west of Jackwion Mine in Indiana. Fireman Jonah Panning and Cape Yeart Drakemon were killed. Engineer W. B. Jest was seriously injured. The switch had failed, delaying the passenger train which escaped the wreck. The mining town tensions and mine coal concerns are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peteraborg
Ind
Southern Railway
Jackwion
Jonah Panning
Tanther Capeyeart
Drakemon
W. B. Jest
Reilowl Company
Russia to double track Chinese eastern railway
Jordon July 1 The Daily Telegraph reports a St Petersburg Chinese minister telegraphs Pekin that Husata Jin decided to double the mention of Mo Chinese Haserg railway and expand land at an animated cost of 10 million dollars to be raised by domestic loans. The dispatch adds Japan plans 39 million dollars for railway and military preparations in Manchuria. The Pekin diplomatic corps proceeds with complaints about administration of martials, realizing this may invite international intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonden
Daily ‘Telegraph
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Pekin
Husata Jin
Japan
Manchuria
China Association
Western Passenger Association to Welcome Mr Bryanon in Chicago
The Western Passenger Association plans a homecoming event for Mr Bryanon in Chicago. Special rains to New York and return trips are arranged for the upcoming week, with Democratic organizations coordinating the welcome.
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Chicago
Tne Western Passenger Association
WL Aryan Ty
Pararalra Rafe
New York
Actian
Welcotir
Bryanon
United States
Warm Weather Brings Modest Improvements Across County
The weekly bulletin notes warmer and more agreeable conditions across districts with higher daytime temperatures and increased sunshine. Cloudy spells and west winds persisted, triggering occasional thunderstorms mainly in western and extreme eastern areas. Local rainfall was uneven, with several stations reporting above normal precipitation and lingering moisture supportive of water supplies.
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Sinming Yi
Elmata
Tal. Peraturos
Detricia
Showeer
Madena
Mike Whers
Freigador
Haldane Expounds War Platform in Parliament
In London on July 12 Secretary Haldane outlined a government platform to maintain a 150000 expeditionary force with a supporting territorial organization. Willis J. Byrne attended the crowded session as Haldane argued for efficiency and readiness while noting Natal force reforms and the broader burden of armaments.
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London
Haldane
Willis J. Bryne
Natal
Burdegh
Armamnenta
Hisehare
Hartje Testifies in Divorce Case Over Suspect Wagner Letter
Mrs Hartje took the stand amid questions over authorship of a Wagner letter linked to her estranged husband, millowner Rufus Hartje. Handwriting expert Carvalho testified the letter likely originated from Mrs Hartje, with the fragment found in the Hartje barn cited as part of the case. Court adjourned for a brief recess.
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Pinu
Mal Séalt Hartje
Tarlie
Milliumare
Uselje
Dravid Fr. Cacvalho
Susie Wagner
Lotter
Hartie
Hartje
Hare
Black Governors in Colonial Connecticut History Explored
An excerpted account discusses early Connecticut governance where enslaved and free Black individuals held local offices under colonial rule. It notes the paradox of Black governors guiding state moral authority, the peculiar election practices, and the shift after abolition, highlighting figures like Quan and Peleg Nolt among early rulers and the changing justice system.
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Snowi
Vint
Tibet
Beagta
Wot i. Martey
Hishoel
ABC
Dlack Governure
Connecticut
Wutele
van Lell
Tle
Poe Talubig
Roverner
Colnrah George Wyllya
Peleg Nolt
Jeremiah Warlaworth
Boston
Str. Nicholan
Fragmented colonial era notes on Mexico and peoples
A garbled excerpt discusses Mexico’s geography and mineral wealth, mentioning high valleys, mining, and a Latin American context. It weaves in misread names and opaque references to people, places, and events, including mentions of Japan and Irving, with scattered dates and unclear purpose.
Fragmented Note Cites Unclear Message About Aids
The readable fragments reference a confused request and vague guidance. Names, places, and clear actions are missing, yielding an ambiguous item with no definite event or outcome to report.
Old Town Drinking Daring and Tortured Death Legend
An old tale recounts a Dramatic scene in Rothenburg with a magistrate calling for a death by wine. A crowd begs mercy as the town’s leader nearly drinks a triple quart cup to spare the citizens, finally collapsing but surviving to oversee the punishment. In vivid, if fragmented, details the narrative shifts to battles, ships, and other wartime devices, mixing myths with early modern warfare curiosities and speeches of townsfolk and officers.
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Dumle
Rothenburg
Toihenburg
Georg Nuscu
Meister-Tok
Eles Ogy
Kirest
Braun
Tilly
Urulhl
Walter
Kuila
Einiea
Lima
Apel
ImManda Beyout
Agalu
Belgi
Bryan at Luncheon Event with Freemly and Guests
A garbled report describes a luncheon in London with Ambarcador Reid inviting Freemly to Mary Ham. Names and details are unclear, but several figures and locations appear, including Borchester and Wallast Wend Marcomte, with mentions of Mills and a service role.
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London
Wallast
Peenton Charie
Mao
Red Squirrel Winter Preparations Across Regions
Fragmented OCR notes describe red squirrels gathering and storing nuts and shelling food for winter. It mentions variations in behavior, with references to oak and conifer cones, and the need for readiness as frosts begin. Observations include squirrels hoarding and caching provisions, suggesting regional differences in timing and stash sizes.
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Aas Uy
Widiog
Kote
Aurypion Pial
Posthistress in Trouble in Kingfisher Oklahoma
In Kingfisher Oklahoma Hidly McKinlwy a widow plus others were arraigned on charges related to the Peaent tieKinley case. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury under bonds.
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Kingfisher
Okla
Ieee
Hidly McKinlwy
Eintaasteesa
tieKinley
Thargel
W. McKidley
World Markets Show Mixed Opening Amid Tinier Rally
New York July 18 Prices for American stocks opened mixed in London with several leaders covering shorts as buying showed strength in metals while the market drifted lower on broad selling. Great Northern preferred and other rails slipped. bonds weak. sugar coffee and cotton complex mixed with dull trading in Chicago and Kansas City quotes.
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New York
London
Bmw
Hilaiocks
St. Pal Wi
Surére
Great Northerm
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Colorado
Missouri Pacific
Hock Island
Slen
Tepulite
U.S
Azala Oh
Ionsee
Great Northern
Northern Pachic
Colorado & Southernerond
St. Maul
Keating
Matropolitan Street Railway
Cedron Leather
MiMons Centre
Norfolk & Western
Meat import incident limits and health concerns raised
Unclear text mentions grease in meat imports and inspection concerns at New Orleans docks with references to shipments and year. Specifics are scrambled. appears to discuss a policy or event limiting or inspecting 4000 units, with questions about processing and safety. No clear names or dates remaining.
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Culley Drug CO
Ogden
Utah
L.H, Becraft, Cor
Grant
24Th
Bell
Singer
Independant ‘Prema
Aly
Kitty
Jas
Chicaze
Bees
Young
Armbruster
Botton
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Hurt
Harris
Dinze
Carrigan
Cleveland
Waddell
Phildelphia
Towngent Wandell
Seare
Carrle Nation
Callaty Coram Vines
Salt Lake
Parker Coal Company
Parker Coatropany
Dock Springs
Calvin
Genere
Southern Pacific
Tippey
Saaooie
Fempla
Irene Streng Hae
Ahd
Allison
Tha
Agricultural College
Frealty
Menere
Mesdsines Reed
Warnes
Sirs
Taatse Cahill
Yillowstong
Feam
Thaytuneraé
Enoch Ingebreteen
Wort Weeling House
Loneiron
Intermynt
Caty
Utah Light and Power Company
Han Bern
Munteriije
Nas
Fong
James
Saltine
Sears
Neaday
Tong
Peery’s Crescent Flour
General Homie
Bhk
Gidaterala
Wukainn
Staten
Altres
Ganeval Failzondy
Neer
Wavinell Salon
Raguel Delineator
Sumover
Une None Parth
Russia
Bryan
Ulster
Mary Haldane
Mualew City
Suto
Salvadareas Dar
Mexico
Mestea
Ayaa
Myrertl
Merico
Tenekl Hiei
Lb van Otter
Irving
Mvien
Meeket
Lovnol Tenoyeou
Aid Irving
Uie
The
Putea
Chetéian Martye Ibxl
Emmy Be
Hopton Transcript
Ansistouy Strater
Seelle
Fayer
Latierer
Tng
Ebysiizaclany
iWurry
Stine
Lin Rvecivind
Fr Maso
Tex
Wishad
Persing
An & Fured
Trens
Fultas
Abe
Iapan Winaca
Addir
Tresangen
Aloile Maul Wires
Selyn Towers
Lily Ital
Anne Hu
Newsboys
Ambarcador
Reid
Freemly
Mary Ham
Wettou
Mecca
Frhoriaen
Whitey
Noah
Tnt
Delanlt
Misa
Menppa
Etian
Office
enicago-Produce
Clayer
Y. Lous
Chisago Gattie
Iga
Kansas City Galile
Kansas City
Lamba
Orleans
Aden
San Francisco
Inberatate Hroigeroge
Ceranandily
Macnamara
Belgour
Fda North Star
Ohio Tanopat
Ae West Eall
Blescunnett Golden
Jim Buller
Cotifield
Kendall
Manhattan
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