Max Carey the Pirate Star and Gentle Crook Legend
The Pittsburgh Pirates star Max Carey, famed for base stealing, began his rise in the Smoky City era. From his first theft to a near 700 stolen bases, Carey became a feared nuisance to pitchers and infielders, peaking with 63 steals in 1916 after joining the Buccaneers.
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Fragments Reflect Humour and Politics in Early 20th Century Papers
The text compiles humorous exchanges from London Opinion and Punch with quirks of speech about clothing and romance. It also notes a political moment in Arkansas with cautious commentary on the Republican party and postmasters in contention.
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Canion
Arkansas Gazette
Mexican bandits free two Americans in kidnapping case
A brief note reports that Mexican bandits have released two American captives. The item reflects on American responses to banditry and includes quotes from periodical commentators. This short record preserves the tone of editorial reaction from multiple papers.
Rahway Bike Races Prove Big Success
After three weeks of postponement due to weather, Rahway held a Saturday bicycle program on June 19 with eight races at Elizabeth Avenue and Main Street. William Brandt won the Rahway Championship in a blanket finish ahead of Daniel Anderson and John Carroll as Sonny Brandt, Anderson, and Carroll then competed in a special match race, with Sonny nipping Barcel.
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Rahway Boys
Elizabeth Avenua
Main Street
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William
Sonny Brandt
Union Street
Dénijel Anderson
John Carrol
Ungerfeld
Empire Theatre
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Ana
Sonny
Barcel
Anderson
Jimmy Walthhour
Walthour
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Frank Connell
Hoboken
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Metuchen
New Jersey
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Bayview Wheelmen
Newark
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Plaimfield
Rudolph Rutz
North Bergen
Harvey Black
Bay View
Robert Keating
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Charles Zutlo
Roy Frosback
Raymond Gage
Baw Payre
Cycle Trades Directorate of America
Daniel Anderson
John Carroll
al Nates
Horling
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James McCollum
John J. Chapman
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James Thompson
Smith
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Remer
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Woodbridge
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Charles Sears
Andrew Dunn
Foce
Charles Zullo
Roy Trésback
Francis Tell ‘Manyl
Edwin Payne
Howard
Voorhees
Fred Zullo
John O'Connor
Jimmy Walthour
Century Roads Club of America
New York
New York City
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Ander Hatos
Century Road Club
America
Frank, Connell
Hobokens
G. Morgan
North Hudson
Mario Roasi
Plainfield
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Harvey Flack
Day View
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Races Run by Noted Officials for Century Road Club
The events were overseen by Joe Hovins of New York A L Everard of West New York N J James Waltthour Sr and George McAdama Jr for the Century Road Club of America racing organization and its commutes.
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New York
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West New York
N. J
James Waltthour, Sr
George McAdama
Century Road Club of America
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