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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Jul 04, 1907

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8

Torn Between Two Loves in Pa. Child Murder Case

Mrs. Irwin A. Lewis speaks from Pennsylvania porch amid grief and doubt over her husband Irwin A. Lewis, jailed for the murder of his five year old stepdaughter Mary Newlin. She contends a confession may be unreliable while police reveal new details from a cellmate.

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Lawenburg Pa Tom Irwin A. Lewis Ving West Chester Trewin Mary Weat Chester David Plane MacElree Jefferis Lurrlad Eastern Penitentiary Fteladelphia Lewis Litle Mary Newlin George Timanus Hie Lewin Mordring Plena Ani Telson
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Supreme Court Rejects Unwritten Law Concept

The Supreme Court rebuked the unwritten law and criticized a Dubuque County attorney who used it in a jury contest. The case involved a conviction marred by attempts to use religious and moral arguments, with the court reversing the verdict for insufficient foundation in fact to sustain the conduct.

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Supreme Court of Laws Supreme Coment Awa Bares Dubuate County Poa Dubuane Jacob Oubuqua Sinlatina Marrage Ting Po Esanenis Abel Hell
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Slayers hunted as farmers form vigil group

Police say suspects are not yet in custody after a night of investigations into a fatal shooting at the cornfield party. Farmers organized a vigil alliance to track the killers of Brass, planning mass meetings in Jamaica this week for better protection and to pressure authorities.

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Osustogth Richmond Testeve Truss Howe tWard Slayers of Brass Jamaica
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Bertha Hallwein Cremated After Matrporicide Discovery

The body of Bertha Hallwein was cremated, with ashes placed in an urn to be interred beside her parents. The process was conducted to the satisfaction of the Title Trust Company and family physicians, amid uncertain details and a disputed estate context.

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Cuaranter Title Trust Company Trus- Leen Haroxtata Bertha Hallwein
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Glen Echo Mayor Fines Speeders in Hasty Road Check

Mayor Garrett of Glen Echo imposed a $50 fine plus costs on John A. Lutzwag after a Saturday afternoon speeding incident near the Aqueduct road. Marshal Collins reported 35 mph in a street zone. Howard Wells and W M McNeill faced hearings for speeds and motorcycle riding. both paid deposits and left.

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Garrett Glen Echo John A. Lutzwag Marshal Colling Marshal Collins Lutz Waton Ja Hia Glen Feho Napoleon Aqueduct Road Mura Collins Demang Elso Howard A. Wells W. M. McNeill Maryland Glen Beno Wells McNeill la Doutitess Garrett al
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Hotels and streets list of travelers by city

A long OCR fragment lists numerous guests and accompanying details across many hotels in cities including Baltimore Chicago New York and others. It names travelers by name with affiliations to hotels such as Metropol it? nian New Willard St James and Harbor places with scattered state abbreviations and occupations and mentions a Royal Navy service line.

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Alabama L. C Bet Wits Hismingher Elery National Crist Newgomars Metropolitan J. J. Jackson and Bite Mobile New Witterd E. Iafutcley Wite Los Angeles Haldeh A & Marshall Les Aumvles Mary A. Hines Business, Jr Merium Taxipo St Temes Georgia Quelington Jenee Mise Gilmore Sine Loulee Moonhailtown Ebiy VY Moshi Andite Ottawa New Indiana Charles J. Wagner Jovima Lareon Minneapolta St. James A. Lambanawite Winana Famer Welty Wells Mippenpalis Lew Willen Mssouri—Spencer Howell M Smith Arhentavi St Touliy le Taylor Fulton Kansas City Raleigh Samuel Lorbaer Ahrhardt W. Patner D. F. Abbots Dimira Metpman Myers Qeoren P. Kirby Twrre Botvang Toledo W. Foomith Angi F .Trump Osnd Wits Snrinefold Raleign A. H Chena Th. Cheney Boringfoe Mararond G. Right Daytod Sidola Dayton Ken Willard Pennsylvania A. A. Moats Withesbarre Ie R. Johnston N. A. McChure Zebu Hewaltt Memphis Jane T. McTigrio Nashville Arlington San Anonio Ren Willasa Arginia Mra_ EC Sawyer Norfolk Paul V Parthur Manatsas Shoreham John F. Slates Fort Morce W. P. Hi Culpeper Zee West Virginia Miss 21 P. Moore Harding At. Thames Washington -B McGinnag Seattle Relatah Wistonamn J. B. Jackiee W. Trotsenbarh Kee Richards
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Our Boys Win Again as Boston Narrowly Edges Nationals

Boston wins 6 4 behind Falkenberg who dominated late. Perrine and Altizer misplayed plays, allowing three runs for Chicago. Jones and Delehanty contribute solid defense and timely hits as Washington looks on, while Winter starts for the locals.

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Nationals Rally Past Boston in Third Inning Showdown

Washington built their lead in the third as Altizer walked Warner reached on a hit by pitch and Ferris threw wide to allow bases. Falkenberg doubled to drive in Altizer, then Ganley doubled to left scoring Warner and Falkenberg. Delehanty Anderson and Jones followed with hits as the Nationals moved ahead 6 to 1, while Boston struggled to answer.

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Nationale Altizer Warner Falkenberg Ferris Palkenberg Clymer Ganley Delehanty Anderson Jones Perrie Boston Ret Parent Charley Jones Congalton Grimshaw Barrett Knight Nationals Cannon Gantey Criger Washington Sulikan Ferrine Congaton Mbber Tannehill Perrine Sullivan Grimebew Altixer Wagshis Gieaer Ad Ganley Bolebanty Daneroomy J Jones Altleer Patkembers Suntivan Couralion Barratt Geiger Ecisonen Tworbarehite Gapley Gulliven Mie Palesuerg Warner Storen Delehantz Perrigg Allizer Belge Noston
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Athletics Triumph Over Yankees in Pitchers Duel

Philadelphia defeated New York in a pitchers battle as Plaonk homered in the eighth set up by Chase error and Oldring hit. Moore pitched for Philadelphia, Hy Plank started for New York with five different batters and several defensive plays shaping the late inning rally. Final line showed 2 hours 13 minutes game time amid a steady crowd.

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New York Saiys Philadelphia Torday Plaonk Chase Oldring Moore Phils Otertainty Cal Thomas Ale Genohla Philadelphis Psicher Hy Plank Choabro Plank Ball—Plank Measre Statford and Hurst Xame Philadelphie
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Cubs Win Good Game In Tight Showdown

Chicago players led by Jaya-steinfeldt Sheckard and Chance won the contest, with strong hitting to edge Cincinnati. Reulbach allowed four singles in a fine outing while Genzel and Welmer added two hits each. Key defensive plays included a long catch off the bleachers by Odwell and a second-inning rally backed by Tinker.

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Chicago Jaya—steinfeldt Sheckard Chance Adva Weimer Reulbach Genzel Welmer Feam Lcores Tinker Odwell Creage AML Cincionati Wotmar Tota Totata Hunt—Sheckard Mitch Taker Schule Schule Gielen Paope—Ghecuerd, Davin. Double pleye—Avern Tinker, An Chines Ganveltebe Gausel Claeianati Daou Roulbachy UN Weller Cincinnati Dy Reukbach O'Dar
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Quaker Bouts Boston In High Scoring Game

Washington beats Boston in a tied series as Dexter and teammates shine. Key players include Unglaub and Delehanty for Washington, with Boston’s Boulles and Doolin delivering offense. Pitchers Glaze and Young start for Boston as Canton plans other rotations. Time of game two hours and forty minutes.

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Washington Post Washington Bouton Canton Smith Graham Glaze Young Boston Philadelphs Carridon Boules Pard Doolin Abhoay Phila Abhoae Bridwatt Philadelphia Ateuek Boulies Corridea Mila Gune Runadelphia
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I Louis Beats Detroit In Ten Innings Runfest

Detroit and St. Louis produced a late four run surge in the tenth inning as five hits, including a Glade double, fueled a four run extra frame with two outs. Both clubs played under suspension clouds after umpires’ disputes, while Glade, Mullin, and several named players figured among the key contributors in a long, error filled game.

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Detroit Mich Glage St. Louis Mullin Glade Jennings McAleer O'Loughlin Cavanhay Sauceie Gracies LEO Cobh Ronaman Ovens Lateran Cray Toma Towle Kim Miiea T Jon Pickering Elemphill Berea d'Spencer Glate Hedaten Aera Bchastor O'zetes itas-Reasraan Mu Hin Bledo Ineo Goth Bruel Pickering Sci Pirst Bso Balla Nultin Stagin Derek Hutsby Gia Orpire Connsi Garat
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Sports and Regattas Placed Across Cities in Turbulent Wire

Reading lists a variety of events including rowing regattas in Philadelphia and Boston, tennis championships in Orange and Chicago, cricket at Weedington Club, and a fifty mile Independence Day road race starting at Walter Stream. Mentions rowing associations, driving park trots, cycling and shooting events with scattered city names and organizers.

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Cygling United Bierce Canada Walter Stream
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Amateur Games Today Open Fourth Celebration Carded

Local amateurs plan a gala Fourth with five games and a large crowd expected on site. Morning and afternoon action includes Ninth and First One Up, two league games featuring Columbus Athletic Club and St Stephen's Institute at National Park, and Wheaton, Md. matchups. At 2:30 the Easter Buds face the Eastern Empires at the park yard with more firefcracker antics anticipated.

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East Washington Columbus, Athletic Club St. Stephen's Institute National Park
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White Lot baseball game and league standings

White Lot area game notes show Postoffice beating Interior 3 to 1 with Wood and Wahler strong. details list line scores and fielding for Postoffice and Interior. Also notes another whitewash in Sunday school league with Bethany defeating Waugh 12 to 0 and Wolfe's pitching standout. Includes standings and brief mentions of Troop F and Calvary Baptist games, umpire news, and minor league results across leagues.

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Dethany Waugh Bethany Wolfe Wynkoop Seore Bethany OAE Patterson Wood Cturvae Benet Olvries Bualein Uctaurin Oa Winkoop Ae Wolfe Batted Bail Webb Zanelli Errore Bethesy Waurs Lothany O McLaurin Zanelll McLaurin Hite Shedd Webber Fingigan Taiss Webt Zane Finnigan Wyrakoop Patleron Dutta Collin Lenine Sitcher Mebaurin Bell Keleer J. Hoffman Tima Af Pame
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Winchester Beats Catonaville in 6 2 Victory at Reservoir Park

Winchester rallied to defeat Catonaville Country Club 6 to 2 at Reservoir Park. Shiner pitched effectively with eleven strikeouts for Winchester, while Betrader fanned five. Key plays included Brown and MacDonald homers and Duggan’s stellar center field catch.

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Washington Winchester Catonaville glcBrown Aldridge Btelgera Rowsiter Dugean Brodie Baker Kanemaulib Brown West Oldwooaware
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Pulliam Dismisses Protests In NL Games

National League President Pulliam dismissed St. Louis protests over a May 14 Brooklyn game won 10 to 0, and Brooklyn's protest over a May 1 game with Boston. He ruled Noonan’s ejection and umpire decisions did not alter game results, and that errors of judgment cannot be appealed.

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Shell New York Harry C. Pulliam National League St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Jay O'Day Breellyn Elit Bt. Laws Noonan Pullam Pinkerty Pulliam Flaherty
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Brooklyn Beats New York In Pitchers Night Thing

Brooklyn wins 4 0 over New York in a pitchers nattie as two errors by Corcoran and a Strickleit single produce the ninth inning run. Mersh, Corcoran and Strickleit among hitters, with detailed box scores and fielding notes summarizing the game.

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Brooklyn N. Y Nattie New York Corcoran Strickleit Adi Brook Shanuos Alperman Growne Loncey Ab. Devlin Lumley Beymour Mersh Heanling Joraan Dahlen Matoney Corvoran Lewin G.bermeh Striekiet Swill Bergen Rur Jordan Striekiatt Caeser Hook Taylor Fin Winples Nestra Rigler Kiem
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Grim's Shoemakers Shut Out Richmond in Final Game

Kline pitched superbly for Crim's champions as the Shoemakers blanked Richmond 3 to 0 in the last game of the series. Only two hits off Kline, one a scratch, despite four Richmond errors. Balve allowed seven hits for Richmond. Haffner umpired two games but was called away afterward.

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Cleveland Chicago Ecora Liebhardt Clarke Fisck Hinchman Crevaland OlRobe Binchinan Ies GlBenehue Diemog'm OlQuittin Sullivan Uinbhardt White Totes Muns—Dradiey Firadiey Turner Blobhatat Htuchaan Donohue Sullian Lajoie Stoval Piert Bana Washington Tanchburg Kline Crim Shoemakers Colts Richmond Balve Haffner Washington Post Norfolk Portsmouth Roanokes Morrissey Whie Hallman Portamouth Aoravesorg Rounaka Qotaogan Ey Tatleriee Hallman Martin Sete Morrteney Fan
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Golf Entries Announced for Cleveland Amateur Championship

Secretary W. Fuller Morgan of the United States Golf Association announced 117 entries for the national amateur championship to be held at the Euclid Club in Cleveland Ohio from July 2 to 13. The field includes 17 entrants from across the United States and several Canadian players including last year’s runners up George Lyon of Lambton County Club. Notable entrants: Dr Byers Allegheny CC Pittsburg Walter J Travia Garden City N Y H Chandler Egan Elmoor CC Chicago Warren K Wood Midlothian Club Chicago and Hinsdale Western Open top finisher.

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Cleveland Englewood N. J Khen Dr. Byers Allegheny Country Club Pittsburg Byers Walter J. Travia Garden City H. Chandler Egan Elmoor Country Club Chicago Warren K. Wood Midlothian Club Hinsdale
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Pirates Win In Inte Game At Pittsburg

Pittsburg, Pa July 3 Pirates finish strong scoring three runs in the ninth with nobody out. Leach’s hit to center and Hostetter’s fumble let three runners score as the Cardinals lose. St Louis batters and fielders named in the muddled recap.

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