Notable ball games highlight Baltimores rally and Meekin
In a volatile pennant race Baltimore tops Boston as Jennings and Datis star at the plate. Cleveland clings to a slim lead while New York collapses after a strong western trip. The megaphone of trades echoes as Farrell is released, Meekin’s nerves count, and Anson counsels.
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John Clar
Louis
St. Louis
Balti
Boston
Mt Sullivan
Tohi
Ree Sear
Jennings O
Memes
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New
Berin
Farrell
Clevelaint
Baltimores
Cleveland
Tebeau
Ruste
Iear
Glarke
Quakers
Foy Enu
Rusie
Phillie
Not
Beltre
Philadelphi
New York
Meekin
Battery
Washingtons
Ward
Wayne
Yoreluk
Anson
Talcott
Sid
Talett
Weill
aArison
Parr
Female rider shatters internal horse record in San Francisco
In a remarkable feat, Miss Loteilergog rode 644 mules in minutes, racing from Stanyan Street to the ridge near the beach. The San Francisco achievement eclipses rival Miss Clew’s marks and prompts anticipation for a Mass Fair display.
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Clew
Calvin S. Brice Jr
Wes
San Francisco
Stanyan Sree San Prapeiscy’s Park
Liegele
America's Cup history and costs compared
The piece notes the America's Cup may be worth little if melted for silver, cites a perceived art value in the cup’s maker, and estimates costs in the United States and Britain. It asserts roughly 2.2 million dollars spent by Britain and over two million by the United States across fifty years of competition.
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High Seas
States
New York
Makeshift Chain Adjustment by Local Cyclist
A cyclist repaired a stretched chain by bending a damaged adjustment screw and fitting a wooden piece in the backstay slot to set the spindle position. The wheel then ran for weeks with the improvised fix, as reported in the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago
Belasco Drama Completion Prompts Historical Ties
Belasco’s Heart of Maryland finished and accepted. The drama’s principal panels feature Belasco’s research tracing to 1750 and include Calvert and Baron of Baltimore as key figures. Leonard, early governor of the young colony, appears among dramatis personae.
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Belasca
Heart of
Maryland
Belasio
Belasco
Calvert
Crri Baron
Baltimore
Leonard
Daubignys Gift to Rhea Actress Receives Louis XVI Snuffbox
Mile Rhca receives from Daubigny a painting of Rhea in her French imperial role. In gratitude, Rhea sends the artist a gold snuffbox once owned by Louis XVI, purchased with antiquities in a Paris sale during her last visit.
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Daubigny
Rhea
Mile
Rhca
Daubi
Dosephine
Louis XVI
Paris
Cycling, Antifat and Exercise Theory
A brief note explains that vigorous cycling oxygenates blood quickly and helps burn fat. It claims great riders stay slim and that people in mountainous regions who exercise extensively are also slender. The piece emphasizes the fat-burning effect of unusual or intense physical activity.
Appearance of the Musk Ox Described in Untidy OCR
The text offers a fragmentary, odd description of a musk ox with brown hair and a dense matted coat. It mentions a large oblong mass of hair, a hairy muzzle, and a wool like undercoat. The passage is garbled with stray words and incomplete sentences.
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USA
Ike
Fragmentary Notes on Local Events and Savvy Suffers
A garbled digest from a Minneapolis Tribune fragment discusses upcoming host costs, potatoes, and market pressures. Names and places blur amid stray references to Paris Green, drugs, and military phrasing while suggesting a broader regional economic mood.
Inlemwitat and ToS D Reflections on Courage and Effort
A fragmentary excerpt discusses inner strength and persistence, noting that apparent barriers are conquered by effort and will. It references an Electrical Review voice noting that defeat comes from within and that true power lies in continued resolve despite fear or fatigue.
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Paw Ruan
Queen Rejects Latchkey Request From Princesses
Princess Victoria and Princess Mand visited Buckingham Palace and asked to enter by a side door to skip royal formalities. The request, after review by officials, was declined by the Queen, who did not dwell on it before sending word to court attendants.
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Victory
Victoria
Mand
Wale
Buckingham Palace
Busehall
Buckingham
New York
Euald
Americans Visit Americas Vistas Not European Tourists
A distorted note from the St. Louis Globe Democrat argues Americans spend little time in Europe and shows a perception that most tourists at major U S resorts like Niagara Falls and Yellowstone are Europeans. It notes about 9,000 visits to Yellowstone in three years with only 60 Americans among them.
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Europe
Niagera
Valley
Yellowstens Park
Diary Usights and a Welsh cliff encounter
The excerpt notes readers who cannot bear heights will feel Clough the poet’s nerves fray when led to a Welsh cliff edge, where a moment near the precipice leaves him pale and near death. It urges self-discovery of one’s purpose and then steadfast effort to enrich the world through personal growth.
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Clough
Wales
Crossing memory and the country lady’s railcar remark
An old country woman waits on the crossing while a boy jokes about electric cars staying on track. The scene shifts to voices discussing danger, stairs to theatres, and a tense moment as a figure looks toward the box and steps. The informal dialogue blends caution, curiosity, and rural orientation.
Untitled tale of a man hiding from a lion and river
A fragmented account describes a man fleeing from a lion then hiding in shallow water near a farm. He plans to stay low, cover his hut, and use the bark to conceal his presence as the ground around the ant hill shifts directions. The scene ends with turmoil and a personal remark about Rowley.
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Rowley
Whimsical Tales of Thirst and Gratitude
Fragmentary dramatic vignette details Patti pleading for water after a darts match and Nicolini denying wine as a mood killer. A magnesia draft is offered for Patti. A wartime flashback recalls a soldier seeking his former commander, praising him as life saved by a faithful comrade, with mutual memories of battle and gratitude, presented in a reflective tone.
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Brian
Prr
Donna
Patt
Nicolini
Parma
The Echoes of an Eagle nest and distant echoes
Fragmented report mentions an Eagle Nest peak and distant echoes near Tre land regions with uncertain geography and arcane references. The piece then shifts to an Italian marriage ritual and a superstition about a girl gossip term owl warding or fate. It ends with a odd note on battlefield death expressions seen by army surgeons.
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Tle
Duke
Treland
T Lewis
Paradoxical Practice on Marriage and Bachelorhood
A witty note from New York Evening fun observes that most marriage philosophy comes from bachelors while most bachelorhood philosophy comes from married men, highlighting ironic viewpoints on partnership and singleness.
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New York
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Sar Brandsen
Pzine
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Orrick
Russ & Ereliote
Wasansina
Enarge
Leena Seung Teat
Yang Weyalis
Waren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Capepal
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Palael
Kota Mere
Poissell
Hem Son
Ional First National Bark
Vwarsen, Pa
Gapital
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Parise
Aesshat Mresider
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Lae
Ausfl Attorneys
Ai Iw
Hank Hiidiney
Lasis
Mggrhey
Laan Odden
Warton
Parne & Perry
Prack
Lore
Bghschein, Sore
Attornes
Lia
Thie
Ole
Ouin No
Fay
Bae Ti Cbevitoar
Cnoote Collechion
Moint Vt Marek Fee Mpeenil Atte Sp Panel
E. A. Saawres
Warrer
Rtm
U & Co, Clerk Ag
Ache
Mples
Wlerch At
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Jallor
Wanamazer & Brow
Gelebrated Clothing
Stouk
Andren
Dee
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Oh . Warr
J.k.ronne
Paul Poe
Lundiedweinbt
George Kolfrat
Allesner, Mills, Cor Fourth
Pine Sts
Warren
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