New York Americans Jinx Hits Manager Frank Chance
Broad notes say Frank Chance of the New York Americans faces a repeat jinx as arm troubles plague pitchers and the infield, with Chance himself sidelined by a knee injury while fans cling to hope in a struggling season. Across majors, Chicago and Brooklyn battles unfold as Giants, Tigers, and Red Sox win or stumble, detailing late game rallies and pitching mishaps.
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Plite
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Lewte
Athletics Shut Gut White Sox in muddled report
A garbled game summary describes the Athletics defeating the White Sox with unclear notes on pitching and hitting. The text mentions Beadyr, Baker, Russell, Sipich, and Doves Be amid a confusing sequence of plays and outs, with Boston and Philadelphia references interwoven and no clear final score.
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White Sox
China
Beadyr
Iver
Russell
Sipich
Waivers Sought On Crandall Case In New Yap
Unclear transcription notes waivers requested on Crandall in a report naming Matyi Heo and J McGuin from New Yap. Further readable details are limited, including incomplete names and affiliations.
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Matyi Heo
Many J McGuin
Ori
Princeton Crew Welcomed Home From Boston Trip
Princeton wide graduates gathered at the New Jersey station to greet the Tigers crew returning from Boston after their races with Harvard and Pennsylvania on the Charles River. Baghs carsiman received cheers, and President Hibben ordered the bell rung for over ten minutes in honor of the team’s return.
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New York
Moston
Tigers
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Charles River
Bagh Carsiman
Hibben
Nesson Tall
Yale
Jake Stahl 18 Recovering From Unknown Incident
An unclear report notes Jake Stahl aged 18 is recovering after an unspecified event. The fragment mentions a person named Jake Sovkl and other scattered terms. Details are missing, making the exact cause, location, and status uncertain.
Marking Record Spotlight in New York Runic Note
A garbled text fragment from New York mentions MATHEWSON 6 and various scattered names and phrases. It appears as an OCR artifact with no clear event, date, or coherent details to identify a full news item or outcome.
Record of Matty’s pitching streak with select game stats
The text outlines the New York Nationals pitcher known as Matty. It traces his rough start and subsequent performance across several games from April 17 through May 8, listing bases on balls and hits, innings pitched, and runs in scattered figures. The OCR is fragmentary but centers on pitching control and outcomes.
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Giants
New York
Lew Hichin
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Esue
Richis
Meyers
Richie
Markie
Ayd Herzog
Himsell
Thaser
New York Nationals
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Growth of Steel Trade Expands Foreign Market Reach
New York May 13 James A Farrell president of United States Steel testified in a government case seeking to dissolve the corporation. He described the firm as expanding foreign sales not to suppress rivals but to grow export trade, detailing growth from 292000 tons in the first year to 2246800 tons by 1910 and value rising from 21090000 to 92000000 by 1912. He said the company accounted for 16 percent of the nation’s foreign steel trade and denied any price fixing or exclusive foreign agreements.
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Shifted States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
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Farrell
Steel Corporation
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Kent v
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William KE Cares
IT Sorporation
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Gelling
Pempeuin Fm
Farrell previews steel trade expansion despite tariffs
Mr Farrell described an extensive foreign trade push including shipments by steamship to distant ports and contracts for rails, bridges, and fencing. He cited favorable and adverse tariff conditions, local government decisions, and a broad international sales effort supported by multilingual letters and overseas representatives. He said testimony would continue.
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Iceland
South Africa
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Haviland
Corporation
Tramway Rallo
Joeat
Tennessee Can & Iron Company
Orgs Dale
Australia
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Abduction Sparked by Revolver Tale in Utah
Roy, held in Price Utah, claimed abducted by half brother Albert Montgomery carrying a revolver. Henry Checketts sought sheriff’s aid after Montgomery and Roy were found at Salt Lake City depot. Montgomery faced concealed weapons charge as the boy was to be placed in an orphanage per a district court order.
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Paul Montgomery Chechkells
Price
Utah
Albert Montgomery
Paunther
Henry Checketts
Montgomery
Jaf
Andrew Smith, Sr
Denver & Rio Grande
Checketts
Montgomers
Fall of Man Leads to County Jail Transfer
Gliff Smith was promptly taken to the county jail after a police action. He was instructed by Sheriff Melter of Carbon County to comply with court orders. The child involved was examined by a physician to assess health before relocation to the orphans' home.
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Melter
Carbon County
Gapy
Ube
Orphans
Adolphus Busch Arrives in St Louis in Private Car
Adolynne Busch, millionaire brewer, arrived in St Louis by private car. At the Dulon Station he descended steps to a wheeled chair and was taken to a waiting automobile. A Busch party member fought off an armed man trying to board their car as it left Nans City last night. Bert Miller struck the assailant and the man fell from the train.
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Adolynne Busch
Lasa
Dulon Station
Busch Party
Nansis City
Bert Miller
Fagman
No Americans Die in Typhoon Florida
Washington May 13 No Americans were fired or wounded in the latest typhoon to sweep the Philippine islands. There were casualties among natives and great damage to property. Governor-General Forbes reports the principal damage was in the north.
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Philippine Islands
Dole
Forbes
Mormon Church President Returns from California
Salt Lake City May 13 Joseph F Smith head of the church has returned from California after attending the dedication of a new Los Angeles chapel. The ceremony on May 4 featured Smith as principal speaker with Elder George Albert Smith, Rider J Golden Kimball, and former Governor Tokn Cutter among attendees.
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George Albert. Smith
Council of Twelve Apostles
Rider J. Golden Kimball
Tokn
Cutter
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