Scores On The Ball Fields In Early Baseball Card
Scores from multiple doubleheaders list New York Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Boston and other teams. Hits errors and batteries noted for each game with players named and final tallies, reflecting a busy schedule across major venues.
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New York
Oleawo
Chicago
Pfister
Kling
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Brooklyn
Pittebure
Pittsburg
Leifield
Gibson
Wilhelm
Dunn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rowan
McLean
Covaleski
Doom
Boston
St. Louis
Raymond
Moran
Lindaman
Graham
Louis
Trois
Higgerbotham
Bliss
Flaherty
Donovan
Tphiladelphia
Slater
Lapp
Smith and Sullivan
Shaw
Cleveland
Chesbro
Bil Nard
Kleinow
Sweeney
Rhoades
Bemis
Washington
Witherup
Street
Howell
Spencer
Detroit
Young
Criger
Schmidt
Cclub
Daily Baseball
National
Cinecinnati
American
P.C
Rhode
Fog Causes a Crash on Southwestern Traction Line
In Philadelphia fog a head-on collision on the Southwestern Traction line near Chester injured about fifty people, with several likely fatally. A car carrying seventy-two Baldwin Locomotive Co workers sped from Philadelphia and collided with a Chesterbound car on single track. Edward Smith and William Mullen were expected to die, while many others suffered broken arms and other injuries.
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Philadelphia
Poe
Southwestern Traction Company
Chester
Philadlphia
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Edward Smith
Wiliam Mullen
Beautiful Suffragette Visits New York
Mrs. Philip Snowden wife of Blackburn MP is the English suffrage advocate staying in New York with Rev. Dr. Charles F Aked and his wife at the Fifth Avenue Baptist church. Aked introduced her to public questions and she has devoted three years to suffrage propaganda in England and Scotland. Snowden has supported the cause with two notable Commons speeches.
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New York
Philip Snowden
Blackburn
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Aked
England
Scothand
Snowden
Work Resumes at Ames Toc! and Shove Works
Work resumes at the Ames Toc! and Shove works in Elwood Indiana with about 300 men employed. Management posts notices of continuous work through fall and winter, saying a large backlog of orders exists and politics will not affect the restart.
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Pull Handen
Elwood
Ind
Local notes share church events and visits around town
Admission to the airdome and a Friday musicale at the Baptist church draw crowds. Visitors include W. O. Mullin from Brighton, Miss Lucy Miller of Perlee, Mrs. Will Marr and Roy of Ainsworth, and others from Red Cloud and Omaha. J. L. Brookhart reports land sales of 5 009 acres totaling 163 000 dollars on a Gulf Coast trip for the Geo H Paul Co. The Paul company plans more large tracts and another excursion on October 6.
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Airdome
Baptist Church
W. O. Mullin
Brighton
Lucy Miller
Perlee
Will Marr
Roy
Ainsworth
W. H. Butterfield
J. L. Brookhart
Gulf Coast
Texas
Geo. H. Paul Co
E. R. Howard
Paul Company
Taft
How to Get Strong by P J Daly at 1247 W Congress St Chicago
P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago relays his claim that his feeble mother has gained flesh insomnia eased and strength increased using Electric Bitters. The tonic improves stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 65 cents.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Leesburg Virginia resident Maude E. Forgie writes that after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered from months of feminine ills and feels like a new woman. The ad-style letter touts decades of cures for displacements inflammation and related symptoms urging others to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Maude E. Forgie
Leesburg,Va
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Silke
Serious Assault Leaves John Strouse Injured at Work
John Strouse, an employee of M. T. Anderson, is in serious condition after an assault by Thomas Turnipseed yesterday afternoon at the Anderson yards. Strouse sustained a broken jaw in two places and severe facial injuries. Turnipseed is jailed awaiting case developments. Strouse hopes to recover though speech is returning slowly.
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John Strouse
M. T. Anderson
Thomas Turnipseed
Anderson Yards
Turnipseed
Mr. Strouse
Card of Thanks from Herring Family
The family thanks friends neighbors and orders of insignia members for kindness and sympathy during the illness and at the death of our wife and mother J H Herring and children
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J. H. Herring
Preaching Service Planned at Walnut Schoolhouse
A notice states that preaching will be held next Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the Walnut schoolhouse with Rev W R Sawhill preaching and all are cordially invited.
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Walnut Schoolhouse
W. R. Sawhill
Skating Rink To Open Friday Evening
88-2b Mr and Mrs J A Montgomery of Mankato Kansas arrived last night and are visiting their son Harry in the city. They will travel on in a few days to Pittsburg for a visit there.
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J. A. Montgomery
Mankato
Kan
Harry
Pittsburg
Word Squares Puzzle List Riddle Set
The Puzzler No 218 presents a multi part word square drill with clues ranging from a cupola and a place for baking to a Latin poet and an officer in the army. Each numbered section offers paired hints guiding to eight letter word solutions and related terms.
Decapitations puzzle shifts clues through letters
A wordplay riddle tracks letter drops to change meaning from intention to weed to a musical syllable. Each step removes a letter to reveal a new form: an intent gaze becomes a lesser word, then a worthless weed, then a musical syllable, and finally a vowel ring with another drop.
Puzzlersや Riddles and a Bad Boy Ruse
A puzzle page asks to name a bark without a noise a trunk without a lid and other riddle style questions. It also narrates Little Johnny Smith’s hard math sum disrupted by Billy Barnes who rubbed out most digits. The teacher offers a handsome story book as a reward if Johnny can reconstruct the missing number of figures to match the product.
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Johnny Smith
Billy Barnes
Johnny
Billy
Pyramid Riddle Leads to Fermented Liquor Clue
A historical puzzle line maps a right triangle to a fermented liquor as hypotenuse, with a warrior base and a headless nail as altitude. The left hypotenuse hints the plural of a small animal or a club winged.
Dissected Words Puzzle Clues Gratification
No 223 presents a riddle where the first is the past tense of posture, the second is the present singular of be, and the third is a manufactory. The three combined yield a word meaning a sense of gratification.
Miner Passes Noon Break In Dim Coal Mine
A miner ends his lunch as the noon whistle sounds and lights a small lamp to read. He glances at Tara papers by a flicker of flame, then resumes work with a cheerful note, the daily routine continuing in the gloomy aisle.
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Tara
Exchange Heads and Tails. Exam Ple: A Humble Scene
The excerpt paints a rough scene at a corner store with a mountain white present all day. A mare stands beside a shabby man, a hollow fence line holds an old newspaper. The speaker yearns to force action, yet sympathizes with a hungry beast and a half nourished poor man. The man’s clothes are tattered and his breath carries moonshine, stinging the nostrils.
Key to the Puzzler and Added Puzzles No 214 217
A list of puzzle items including Insertion wordplay and puzzles No 212 218 214 215 216 217 with examples Aunt Mirandy shopping prices decoys and an Enigma about the letter N as featured in a historical puzzle page.
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Mirandy
Gompers Answers Bucks Bereott Case Questioned
The Supreme Court of the District of Cobhembia orders action while President Gompers answers questions in the Bucks bereott case after previously refusing to speak. The International Congress on Tuberechosis sits in Philadelphia with eminent attendees. Heavy rains hinder forest work across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Pittsburg Steamship orders 80 000 tons of steel plates from Steel Corporation. The Irish League in the United States closes its national convention in Boston. Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia elected national president. Nat Goodwin seeks divorce on grounds of desertion. John J. Chapman ex deputy postmaster Akron pleads guilty to embezzling over 9 000 from Akron post office.
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Euprema Court of the District of Cobhembia
Gompers
Bucks
United States
Boston
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Nat Goodwin
John J. Chapman
Akron
Cleveland
Result of a college rush at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
A clash between sophomore and freshman students on the Worcester Polytechnic Institute common left Emil Gran of West Wareham injured with a broken back and paralysis. About 200 participants were involved as Gran slipped, fell, and was trampled before rescuers found him. he was taken to the city hospital in a perilous condition.
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Worcester
Mass
Aea
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Emil Gran
West Wareham
City Hospital
Gran
Chicago sanitary district seeks $1,250,000 tax reduction
Joliet Sept 24 Application filed with Will county authorities by the trustees of the sanitary district of Chicago for a reduction of 1,250,000 dollars in the tax valuation of its property.
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Joliet, TL
Will County
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Cruiser Yankee Runs Aground In Fog Near Newport
Newport R I Sept 24 The cruiser Yankee bound from Cutty to Newport for coal ran aground on Spindle rock in a thick fog. It struck a compartment letting in water but sea remains calm and she rests easy. Tugs have been dispatched to aid and afloat without major damage expected.
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Newport
R. J
Yankee
Cutty
Newsprint Sale Announced by NFPA Committee Chair
New York September 24 chairman John Norris of the paper committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association announced a sale of 10 000 tons of St Regis newsprint in the city on October 3 at 11 am Also scheduled is a Cheboyasur paper sale by Norris on September 30 at 12 50 pm
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New York
John Norris
Committee On
The
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
St. Regis Paper Company
Norris
Funeral for Jackson Allen in Coloma at Rockville
The funeral of Jackson Allen eighty two years old was held at Coloma in this county. He was the last of the Solomon Allen family and came to Rockville from Ohio in 1826. Fient of Time.
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Rockville
Ind
Jackson Allen
Coloma
Allen
Solomon Allen
Ohio
Am I the only girl you ever loved
A brief New York American exchange quotes a shy romance snippet with a playful line about love and youth between two unnamed speakers, capturing a fragment of social sentiment from the period.
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New York American
Siberia Clergy Salaries and Duties
Siberia’s clergy vary in pay from about 600 dollars a year for the best paid to poorer priests who often beg. They must conduct multiple services daily, bless births and deaths, and dedicate new buildings, schools, bridges, boats, and school terms. Continuous prayer is required during pestilence or peril.
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Siberia
Belle-So Maude Meets Char Ley In Questionable Moment
Belle-So Maude accepted Char Ley. Lena asks if you would have accepted him in her place. Kelly notes she was in his lap at the time.
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Belle
Maude
Charley
Lena
Kelly
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