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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1907

Page

38

Real Bandicaps in Baseball Pennant Myths and Misfortunes

A reflective essay argues that pennants hinge on luck and unseen factors, citing scandals, fan influence, player gambling, and odd breaks as derailing teams. It recounts how management, wives, and even disease and watermelons altered outcomes for famed clubs, leaving the pennant winner often unclear. The piece names Chicago White Stockings, Giants, and other clubs in a broad critique of baseball misfortune.

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Strange Happenings Across Time and Places

A fragmented clipping reports bizarre crimes and medical oddities from the 18th to 20th centuries, including a reveler stuck by a fork in a coffin, a man jailed for biting, a monkey-wrench attack, a woman losing a leg yet feeling relief, and a Russia bound witness who never leaves his coffin due to vertigo.

Aha A. Sturner Pottyville Penn Amsin Tehnabinsk Russia

Legally dead ruling frees inmate in family estate dispute

A Supreme Court decision declares Willett Springsteel legally dead while imprisoned, enabling his sisters to inherit his brother’s estate after the murder transformed into a contested inheritance. The case unfolds amid broader oddities and local crime notes from Hammond to Crown Point.

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37 Miles For A Nickel On Manhattan Surface Lines

New York City surface car statistics show Manhattan offers longer single-fare rides than other cities. A trip from the southern tip to Kingsbridge can reach 87% miles, with a ride under four hours except rush hours. Third Avenue to Ft George covers 12.37 miles in 1 hour 30 minutes.

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Hard to parse claim about curved ball and boomerangs

The fragment records a mocked explanation to an Australian bushman about throwing a spherical ball in a curve. The speaker dismisses the idea as rot and accuses others of being fakery.

Chicago Esay Seough

Buffalonian's Fishing Adventure in Honey Harbor

A fisherman recounts aVacation misadventure in Ontario coastlands. He travels from Midland to Honey Harbor with barrister T. A. Dat guides, boards boats, and fishes around Pleasant Point. He faces dwindling bait, catches large bass and ling, loses diamonds overboard, and ends stranded until rescues by a horse named Jerry and Captain Nickerson's steamer. He returns with about 200 pounds of fish despite legal limits, reflecting on the lakeside voyage.

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Remarkable Diver Feats and Ocean Heroics Across Wrecks

A historical account extols divers Laverett, Trapnell, and Lambert for perilous underwater rescues and feats. It recalls sinking ships, courtroom style dangers, and rapid rescues at depths up to 35 feet, noting shark encounters, octopus attacks, and improvised diving gear.

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Back His Own Bootor Dew Fore Times

A Dew Fore Times report describes a resident finding a mouse responsible for sabotaging a waste basket and a closet, overturning a jar of tablets including charecel ginger and pepsin, and scattering fragments while misidentifying a poison as the cause.

Mica

Hot Weather Hints From Health Officials and Experts

Philadelphia health commissioner Dr. Thomas Darlington advises moderation in food and drink during summer. He cautions against gin or strong beverages for infants and suggests plenty of water and mild foods. Prof Otto Bolunk warns against heat dangers, noting strokes rise with heat and humidity. Household tips include ice for desserts, butter exercise, and careful care of pets and birds during hot weather.

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Snake-Killing Kitten Attracts Local Awe In Bloomsburg

In Bloomsburg, George Fornwald recounts his eight cats as oddities, but one kitten stands out for hunting garter snakes. The cat supposedly brings snakes to the nest and leaves a dormitory of serpents in the yard. Neighbors note occasional sightings of a snake in the pot though the habit seems limited to small garter snakes. The feline is described as mild and not dangerous, though capable of tackling larger prey if faced.

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Gloucester ship reports strange dog with elastic collar

Captain Joe Silvatria aboard the Gloucester schooner Flore J. Sears notes a strange dog with a thick elastic collar near Georges. some fishermen suggest it may be part of a government tagging system for tracking fish movements. The object weighed about five pounds and provoked varied reactions from crew and locals.

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South African Conflicts and Global War Costs Highlighted

The Shannee City Journal-E reports massive wartime expenditures across nations. It notes 11.2 billion in conquest aims, 4 billion spent in Southwest Africa, 4.1 billion taken from Japan's treasury, and 1.5 billion in empire ambitions, with numerous other costs in the two wars.

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After an Early Epigram Park Scene Verse

A fragment from a public pageant features Cholly Fighthead whose smile sparks theatrical bravado. In playful verse the scene hints at flirtation, wit, and performance, noting Dolly Footlights and Dame Nature in a lighthearted, era flavored cameo.

Cholly Dolly

Indian Chief Black Feather Wins Pit Fight Over Jingo

In a frontier gravel pit a Siwash, known as Chief Black Feather, challenged Jim Kelly and his dog Jingo in a brutal two round bout. The Indian dominated with a crushing grip and overpowering strength, finally forcing Kelly to submit as the crowd watched in hushed awe.

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Farmers Profit From Wheat and Parlor Cars Plan

In a Chicago News 7 feature a farmer and railroad official debate how wheat wealth and new parlor cars with wax fruit and horsehair furniture could attract riders. Farmers complain of prejudice against old-style cars while strategies to lure them into the parlor cars are discussed, including pricing and design choices.

Chicago News Garlor

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