Clothier Wins Again In Amateur Baseball Race
Philadelphia star William J Clothier dominates in lawn tennis and engages in a decisive match at Longwood cup trials as he advances toward a title. The report notes his strong showing with a four-set effort and hints at a looming clash with A Larnad for the cup.
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William J Clothier
Philadephia
New York
Rr Laungepoo
Clothier
R. H Fir Dsew
Champ
Ty Wines
Coant
Trois Ser
Soyker
Low-scoring Qualifying Round Reveals Narrow Gap
A garbled entry from the qualifying round shows a tight contest with several names and fragments. Despite unclear text, the piece hints at participants and scores around seventy, with notes of interference and performance pressure.
Local Baseball Mixed Results In City League Action
A sprawling recap describes several games across the city leagues. Key highlights include Manhattan defeating Agriculture with a dramatic ninth inning, Rawlings and Priest delivering key hits, and Shag Hastings praised for his dominant pitching. Other reports note darkened skies shortening the McDevitt field clash and a standout performance by Hawtings, while suburban and city competitions feature multiple scorers, stolen bases, and strong pitching from Brown, Reynolds, and Ferguson.
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Priest
Ferguson
Manhattan AB
Tounavar
Donnelly
Morgan
Warris
Oburviey
Weunaman
Akalconer Ib
Guinn If
Omccarthy Bez
Alley Cf
Mtachings
Dannelly Iatsupuckley
McCarthy Rawlings Morgen Graham Oakley
Ferguson Tileon Weser
Ageion I
Manhattan
Rawlings
Rawlinge
Donnell
Priest Trupaseht Graham
Bayee
Morgan Donnelly
Hatslip Falmer
Palmer
Nawlings
McCarthy
Piched
Ferewion
Fer Furva
Peyan Uimpire
Handi Bon
Langdon Triumphs Over Hamline in Sunday School League
Langdon surprised Hamline by winning their second game of the season as Gordons erratic pitching and Hamline errors fueled the suburbanites scoring. Porter drove a deep right for a home run and Langdon outlasted the visitors with solid pitching and timely hits in a tense contest.
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Hamline
Gordons Wildness
Arona
Porter
Wynkoop
COS Wood
Brauner
Stuckert Os
Atroks
Warden If
Smith Ax
Sayers
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Verhaman
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Tyer
Laigden
Hemtine Ropical
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Leyte Banks Stone Run
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Gelbel Benson
Weimer
Sgerke Titte
Biotin
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Bor Tensin
Jeluer
Stuckert
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Hughes
Future C rescent A Defeats Aleg Stars In Tight Game
In a well played contest Future C rescent A defeated Aleg Stars yesterday. Tai lors twitching and hatling of Pitts noted as features. Henry School scored 4. Pan Dandys of the Southeast beat South Carolinas 18 to 11. Winners seek further games with team 14 years old Andread Charlea Ferber of 218 Kentucky avenue southeast.
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Rescent A
Aleg Stars
Pitts
Carron
Arthur Schuul
Henry School
Pan Dandys
Southeast
South Carolinas
Andread Charlea Ferber
Kentucky Avenue Southeast
Amateur games today across leagues in Capital City Park
Amateur games are listed across several leagues. Capitel Mey League features Marines versus GPO at Capital City Park while Sunday School League schedules Peek versus St Paul at Thirteenth and District. Marquette League hosts Congressional versus Pepsion Muresu at First and Wattete. Suburban League matches Patwarth against Takoma at Petworth and Parkview versus Brightwood at Parkview.
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Capitel Mey
Marines Va Gpo
Capital City Park
Departmental Venrue
Hunday School
Peek Va
St Pout
Norikenst
Marquette
Congresionals
Pepsion Muresu
Firt
Wattetenartiwem
Patwarth Va
Takoma
Petworth
Parkview
Brightwood
Adependence Feggue—Wallach
Trialng
McDevites
Southern Va Car Department
Pitty
Florida
Snapio
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Country Jay's Remarkable Win in 211 Trotting Stakes
Detroit July Grand Circuit opener at State fair grounds features Country Jay at age 13 winning the 211 trotting stake amid a fast track and 4000 attendance. Mayer Mallow sets pace earlier. Judge Lee and Carroll finish behind as other heats produce surprises.
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Oval
Lee
Carroll
Mayer Mallow
Washington Post
Detroit
State Fair Grounds
Country Jay
Windsor
Penisa Mary
Terre Haute
Jay
Tragic double death linked to threat to leave husband
New Bedford July death in police station area after a note found in the hand of Mrs Lanning and a husband, Fanning, who shot himself. Witnesses describe a marriage under strain and threats to separate. Investigators say the couple had walked together late last night, and letters and letters indicate a plan to end both their lives. The scene and follow up actions are described by authorities.
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George
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Capt Hall
Two Children Hurt in Runaway Wagon Accident
Robert B Morris aged 1 and Washington Morris aged 4, half-brothers, living at South Capitol and O Streets Southwest, are in Cassally Hospital in serious condition after being thrown from a wagon yesterday afternoon when a horse ran away. Robert is internally injured. Washington suffers a fractured collarbone, laceration of the left ear, and bruises to head and body.
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Cassally
Robert Morris
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South Capitol
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Cudahy to wed Lenore Brewer amid kidnap scandal
Omaha July 3 engagement notice states Edward I Cudahy to wed Miss Lenore Brewer daughter of Cel and Mrs Brewer of San Francisco. Cudahy, prominent social figure and pacific coast business traveler, reportedly a millionaire. bride-elect and her father are social favorites in San Francisco and San Mateo.
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bin Mateg
Cudahy
Pacific Coast
Omahas Social Set and One of the Most Interesting of the Young Bachelors Be i Q
San Mateo
Pacitig Coast
Turbulent Turkish envoy sparks duel Turkish factions in New York
Mohammed Kiazim Bey the Turkish ambassador to Washington arrives in New York for a celebration of the Turkish constitution. His appearance exposes a split in Turkish circles as two rival committees race for recognition at the same event and venue, generating diplomatic tension and social intrigue. The scene unfolds at the Waldorf Astoria with Syrian factions and Ottoman politics clashing amid the gala.
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Mohammed A Zim Bey
Washington
Committee of Union and Progress
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Ottoman Empire
Mohammed Kiazim Bey
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Aazim Bey
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Ea Regi
Outing for Poor Children by Sons of Jonadab
The six annual excursion led by the Sons of Jonadab will take 1000 poor children to Chesapeake Beach on Friday. Maueer Counce Su indicates 10 percent of the guests will be poor children from the district, and the event will be served at the Beach location.
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Chesapeake Beach
Jonpuau
Phunday
Hotels and Names Across States From an OCR Broad List
The fragment lists numerous individuals and places tied to hotels and cities across New York Philadelphia Delaware New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio Illinois and more. It reads like a directory or travel note with names such as Ramsey Kew Howland Morris Hort Rowland and many others, alongside city tags like SEW YORK and WILMINGTON. The text appears as a garbled OCR pass with scattered personals and hotel references rather than a coherent story.
Petersburg Split Over Delegates At Republican Convention
Delegates to the Newport News State convention were chosen amid a split in Petersburg with rival factions led by W D Northington and Max Harrison Waite. The main group endorsed Gillespie for governor while a separate slate backed other candidates and praised Taft's administration. Secretary Nagel could not attend. Representative Slemp may be substituted.
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Newport News
McKinley
Gillespie
Washington Post
Petersburg
Newport Newa
W D Northington
Stith Bolling
F . Clements C. Wilson
R A Gamble
Republican Party
C B Slemp
Alvab H Martin Tose
Max Harrison Waite
Ain Rogers
Stratton
Suth Bolling
Ham Mahore
Comentan
Taft
P Gillespie O Tage
Rewport
Slemp
St Tras
Widh
Rom Nation
Liatile Republican Convention
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Republican Patform
Central Labor Union Refer Dissension to Executive
The protest of Columbia t pograph ical Union at the seating of Sam De Nedres as delegate was referred by the Central Labor Union to its executive committee. The committee urged five counts under the American Federation of Labor to be pressed after the recent meeting.
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Sam de Nedres
Central Tabor Trior
Tan Eed
Laser Luton
Printes L Ut
de Nedrey
Ueannection
Wasing
Frank Abidd
Turners Enjoy Outing with Commbia Society Members
A group ofTurners attended an excursion to Chesapeake Beach on Tuesday with 0 companions. The trip ran from 9:00 AM to midnight, featuring a ten-strong cast. Motyka won a 3.0 ppm event and received a silver mask cafe prize. Ola Ulgmoss earned a gold scarf pin. Howard Stubs won the Boys Race, Pesa Binler the fastest girl sprinter, Burke the bell, and Schlitz won the bowling contest.
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Chesapeake Beach
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Ind Wa
Mre
Ola Ulgmoss
Howard Stubs
Tace
Pesa Binler
Burke Repectivel
Tae
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Schlitz
United States Supreme Court notices and bankruptcy style orders
Legal notices from the Supreme Court of the United States and related district actions. Notices include named parties Isidora Guerra and Hida Jones, mortgage annulment efforts, publication orders in The Washington Times and Washington Post, and court clerks’ details. Dates referenced span July 1906 to May 1984, with publication requirements and default actions noted.
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Court OF the United
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Rg Priveiing Typewriter Company
Bumselt
Ratonal Montagan
Willem Matas
Andrew Devine
Eliereupen
Willam C . Maing
Sodrew Devine
Ghali James BH Morsnyet
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court OF the Obstruct of Columbia
Isidora Guerra
Hida Jones Alios Mails Guerre Defendent Equity
Morriega
Mallee Tonee
Fort Ethay
Oly
Washington Tate
Washiiston
Warnard Ivetice
FF Cunningham
Albert White
James B Plias
Woman and man linked to missing warden near pond
In Burlington New Jersey a young warden vanishes after seen near Truers pond. A woman in stockings and petticoats and a man described as a New Fork Taker, both registered in New York, fled toward New York after a late evening drive from a Manhattan hotel. Police pursue clues amid a manhunt.
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Thusdaomomin
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Mts
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Tramp to Chicago Pace The 1866 Mile Walk Ends In Hagerstown
A report chronicles a long distance walk from Washington to Chicago and back as the rider progresses toward New Year. The traveler has passed through Baltimore and Hagerstown covering 1866 miles, wearing eight pairs of shoes. The journey continues with plans to reach Fort Wayne and New York, aiming for a Seattle match against Joseph Williams for a $100 purse.
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Hagerstown
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
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Washngton
Fidog Raver
Chiesgo
Taft
Schurnar
New York
Josep
Williams
Walker
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Across the Nation
A jumble of train schedules and notices lists Baltimore and Ohio routes including Parlor Car service, Pullman cars, and various lines. It mentions Chesapeake Beach Railway Co, Norfolk and Western, Florida Atlantic Coast, and Southern Railway connections with times and destinations amid miscellaneous transit references.
Death by Own Action at Home Edge of Tragedy
The Washington Post reports a man ended his life by self inflicted means at his home on Sunday afternoon. A small service was held and neighbors noted the incident as a quiet, unremarkable tragedy.
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Washington. Post
Lashury
Clarence Kuattz
Sheng Lin
Ryan Estate track project spurs late July grading notice
A contract for grading a one mile race track on the Oak Sidge estate of Thomas F Ryan in Nelson County was awarded to Atta Viele firm. Construction proceeds with an excise barn and 200 feet of covered trees ready for firm work. In Warrenton, Prof J D Harris, ex-principal of Warrenton High School, awaits Sept nine as his murder trial postponement was granted after he shot editor WA Thompson of the Warrenton Virginian in April. Harris remains free on renewed bond.
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Atta Viele
Oaksidge
Thomas F Ryan
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Herns
Warrenton Vn
J D Harris
Warrenton High School
WA ‘Thompson
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Harris
Liberty
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