Hank O'Day Reign Loyal Cincinnati Hero of Baseball
J A Fitzgerald salutes Hank O Day as Cincinnati baseball leader and Ohio’s favorite figure. The piece mocks political contests, praises O Day’s guiding role with the Reds since 1869, and notes fans’ fervor and long pennant droughts. It reflects local sports lore and the era’s booster tone.
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J. A. Fitzgerald
New York Herald Co
al Wents
Hank” O'Day
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Ohio
Henrs
Reds
Tennant Social
Taft
Hank
Choho
Hank O Day the Umpire Turned Manager of Reds
Hank O Day, famed one time baseball umpire, has become Cincinnati’s manager amid curious fanfare. The piece recalls his controversial decisions, his rise from umpire to pilot, and his plans to lead the Reds toward a pennant while noting his views on players, McGraw, and life off the field.
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Hank O’ Day
Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
Hank
Calico
Cubs
St. Louis
Harry Pulliam
League
McGraw
Wan
O'Day
John
New York
Ron
Hawks Trapped On Cape Cod Game Farm Fight Over Hawks
A New England game protection group runs a Cape Cod game farm sanctuary near Tremont Massachusetts. Hawks prowling the duck pond were trapped and killed after a weeks of evasive defense. The keepers say foxes and eagles also threaten the birds, with continued efforts to exterminate predators by traps and rifles.
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Efeat
Tremont
Mass
Cape Cod
Vimland
Farina Ty Tie
American Game Protective Ac Propagation Association
Duck Pond
New York's Walking Mayor Gaynor Leads Street Trek
A vivid sketch of Mayor William J. Gaynor's brisk daily walks through New York streets. The piece notes his stamina, common companions, and the reporter who kept pace during a long trek from St James to beyond the Gaynor fence, illustrating the mayor’s famous walking habit and public persona.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
St. James
Gaynor
Bin
Hye
Lian
S of
Kiees Mayor Gaynor
Inventions of Rickshaws In Japan and Early Manufacturing
The rickshaw once dubbed a glorified go cart of Japan is described as the inverse of a Yankee missionary. The first official permit to manufacture rickshaws was filed in 1870 and soon thousands were produced for Japan’s growing middle class. A new class emerged to become beasts of burden for high wages, while in Japan the device is called jinriki or jiniki-sha meaning man power vehicle. kuruma is also used.
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Sig
Japan
Howeve
Treatment of Burns Warns Against Piercing Blisters
The article criticizes Dr. Philippe as advising against piercing blistered burns. It urges keeping blisters intact to prevent infection and rapid healing, suggesting antiseptic cleansing only where epidermis is removed. It endorses noninfected liquids from the blister and cautions against open wounds and repeated applications of harsh dressings.
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Union Pharmaceutique
Philippe
D ‘Philippe
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