Brookland Shut Out Again by Winchester at American League Park
Winchester pitchers dominated Brookland as Linthicum exited early after eight runs in the eighth inning. Johnson excelled for the visitors, yielding only four Brookland hits, while Winchester built a 10 to 0 lead before the final tallies. The Brookland lineup failed to advance a runner past third base.
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Washington
Michigan
Linthicum
Winchester
Virginians
Brookland
Johnson
Ias Fia
Don McDonald
Scheller
McDonald Scorling
Brown
Radler
King
Rodler
Baker
Cy McDonald
Duggan
Dalton
Mabry
Dn McDonald
Short
Simons
Johnston
Sullivan
Rey C. McDonald
McDonald
Lolita
Povene Johnson
Sally
Tansel
Middletown Rink Opening Night Promises City Attractions
Bus departs Water and Braddock streets at 6 60 p.m. Friday for round trip. program includes traction music grand march potato race and other specialties. Expert skaters from Winchester Strasburg and Front Royal showcase opening night.
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Corner Water
Braddock” Street
Winchester
Strasburg
Royal
Harry Huff
Aday Anight
Police Break Up Negro Gathering in Winchester Hall
Chief Seabright and Officer Legg raided the East Clifford street Odd Fellows hall as a large mixed crowd gathered for a baseball game and a nighttime dance. About 400 attendees were dispersed after rowdy conduct and stones were thrown. warrants may be issued for ringleaders and Mayor Baker was notified.
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Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Colored Odd Fellows
East Clifford Street
Seabright
Legg
Baker
Patterson Cleared by Jury in Local Option Case
The jury acquitted James Patterson after a short deliberation around 5 PM. Foreman I. W. Russell announced the verdict to cheering spectators as Judge Atkinson ordered police to maintain order. Defense counsel Robert T. Barton argued effectively despite strong prosecution by Reardon and Kern. a prior trial ended in a hung jury.
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James Patterson
Young Patterson
I. W. Russell
Atkinson
Taylor
Eer
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
Commonwealth
Robert T. Barton
Barton
Reardon
Kern
Richard E. Byrd F
Virginia Weather Forecast Fair and Cooler
Weather report for Virginia notes fair conditions tonight with possible mountain showers and cooler interior. Thursday expected to remain fair and cooler.
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Virginia
Poet Kills a Snake on Catoctin Log
The poet T C Harbaugh and masters Carl Rhoderick and Robert Main were fishing on Catoctin when they found a large black snake stretched on a log. Harbaugh killed the reptile with a stone, breaking its back.
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T.C. Harbaugh
Carl ‘Rhoderick
Robert Main
Catoctin
Harbaugh
Remarkable public career as Governor of New York and President
Grover Cleveland, the only living ex president, died at his Princeton home at 8:40 am after months of illness. The report details his career from Buffalo mayor to two-term president, his reform record, tariff vetoes, and retirements, noting his death's shock to Princeton residents and Mrs Cleveland's grief.
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United States
Princeton
N. J
New York
Hearst News Service
Grover Cleveland
Dr. Bryant
Cleveland
Death by Drowning of C. E. Leith Near Buffalo Creek
C. E. Leith, 21, a brakeman on the Cumberland division of the Baltimore and Ohio, drowned near the mouth of Buffalo Creek at Fairmont Sunday morning around 9 30. Spectators saw him swim and call for help before sinking. Despite efforts, the strong current thwarted rescue. the body was recovered about 200 yards downstream forty five minutes later. Burial followed in Bloomery. His family ties and local ties are noted. Elmer Leith, reared nearby, is mentioned with family connections.
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Cc. E. Leith
Cumberland Division
Faltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Star
Buffalo Creek
Fairmont
Mr. Leith
Jefferson D. Leith
Hampshire County
Keyser
Baltimore and Ohio
Bloomery
Illness and Death of Former President Cleveland
Complications including heart failure and phlebitis led to the former president's death. Mrs. Cleveland shared in the strain by his bedside while their children hurried home to Tamsworth New Hampshire. Messages of sympathy arrived from President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft as Mrs. Cleveland showed renewed strength after his passing.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Taft
Cleveland’s Early Life Sketch 1837 to Westward Move
The sketch covers Stephen Grover Cleveland born March 18 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey. It notes his early schooling in Payettesville and Clinton and the 1853 death of his father leading to self support before he moved west and began law studies in Buffalo under his uncle William F. Allen.
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Stephen Grover Cleveland
United States
Caldwell
Essex County
N. J
Payettesville
N. Y
Cleveland
Clinton
New York Institution For the
West
Ohio
Buffalo
William F. Allen
Jhim
Death and Rain In Storm's Wake
Corry Pennsylvania June 24 A 68 year old Union City woman Mrs Henry Myers was struck by lightning and killed during a severe electrical storm. The storm caused extensive damage across the area with oil facilities hit by lightning and fires reported in Olean Bradford and surrounding regions.
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Hearst News Service
Corry
Henry Myers
Union City
Olean
N. Y
Bradford
Paper supplier offers room paper on short notice
Hillyard and Lewis advertise quick supply of paper for rooms, listing their address at 9 Water Street and inviting orders on short notice.
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Hillyard & Lewis
Water St
James H. McDonald Dies in Lancaster
James H. McDonald dies in Lancaster Pennsylvania at 75 after years in the city with his children. He was born in Winchester and was a longtime member of the Sarah Zane Fire Company and the General Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans now up to ninety six members. His remains travel to Winchester for services at Braddock Street Church and final burial at Stonewall Cemetery Virg. He is survived by two sons and four daughters and several siblings and half the Lancaster community mourns his passing.
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James H. McDonald
Lancaster
Winchester
Sarah Zahe Fire Company
Turner Ashby
Mr. McDonald
Cumberland Valley
Kurtz
Braddock Sorest
South
A Kern
Stonewall
McDonald
Fhe
Messrs
G. R. and
Donald
Confluence
John Burts
Walter Burns
Elizabeth Nagle
Anna McGinnis
Samuel
Hayfield
This County
John McDonald
Ohio
William Wierman
Red, Bud
Martha Henry
Mary Kimobel
Cumberland
Lightning Strikes Judge Harrison House and Store
A severe storm struck this afternoon with a lightning bolt hitting the residence of Judge Thomas W. Harrison on the town outskirts. No injuries were reported though the telephone was knocked from the wall and the family, including Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Davies, were frightened. A pole at Main and Cork streets was struck and merchandise fell from Miss Nannie Purcell’s store shelves.
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Thomas ‘W. Harrison
Winchester Baseball Team Receives Warm Welcome Home
The Winchester baseball team arrived on the Baltimore and Ohio train at noon, delayed an hour at Brunswick by a broken engine, after a 12 day trip including Washington Charlottesville Blackstone and Petersburg. Eight games played with one loss in Charlottesville. A Friendship Band and large crowd greeted the team with a hearty ovation, accompanied by Brookland DC, slated to play here three games.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Washington
Charlottesville
Blackstone
Petersburg
Friendship Band
Brookland
D.C
For Sale Desirable Building Lots Braddock Heights
For sale listings offer desirable building lots in Braddock Heights, Henry Mot Sata. Property details and restrictions not fully legible in the fragment.
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Braddock Heights
Henry
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Oye
Borrent
Patterson
Weather Report
Holmes Conrad
Erie County
Bass, Cleveland ‘and Bissell
Cleveland, Bissell and Sicard
Chas. J. Folger
White House
Frances Lolsom
Congress
Senate
St. Louis
Harrison
New York City
Weaver
C. E. Leith
Hampshire
Whitacre
Elmer Leith
Conrad Sargeant
C. N. Pugh
Capon River
Grover
Smith Leith
Detta Leith
C. H. Purcell
Frederick County
Tra
Jas. H. Donald
Sarah Zane Fire Co
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