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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
5
Brooklyn defeated New York 5 to 4 in a tight city game. Pattertess Rucker, Crandall, Malarky and Bresnahan led with key scores and defense.
Philadelphia and Boston played a doubleheader with both teams breaking even. The box shows hitters and pitchers named including Posten, Perguaeen, Graham Poxen, Lindaman, Power, McQuillen, and Deotn. The score details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate mixed results for both clubs.
Chicago blanked Pittsburg 3 to 0 as Leever Wildman and Pheipps combined for a shutout. Brown and King pitched for Pittsburg, while Hatteries and Leever starred for Chicago in the Aug 12 game at Pittsburg.
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in twelve innings. Philadelphia fielded a new lineup as Travis Collis Schreck and Coombs were sent to Hosten for the Cy Young benefit. Final lines show Cleveland scoring in the 12th and Philadelphia managing early runs.
Reports from Aug 12 describe Omaha and Pueblo games with scattered scoring bursts and pitching bouts. Details mention Des Moines and Denver matchups, with line scores showing early leads and late rallies as teams like Jackson and Hatfield contribute for their sides.
Dr Mardy conference in Indianapolis drew attention as Herbert Briggs of Terre Haute returned from Alamogordo with his two daughters and a companion. Mrs Briggs is improving slowly after perilous illness. Briggs serves as secretary of the Terre Haute board of public works and plans to report findings to authorities.
Fragmentary notes indicate concerns about treatment norms and candor among physicians. Judge Edward A. Mann returns from a northern county visit while Cromadht’s evidence is referenced. Miss Frida Evkman deputy clerk from the sixth district court returns from Lincoln vacation.
William Morrison recently arrived from New York to New Mexico was bitten by a rattler while prospecting in the mountains northeast of Taos. He sought medical help in Taos and was described as out of immediate danger after treatment.
Justice of the Peace McClelland presided as the Baldwin case reemerged in a dispute with The Evening Sun over a possible bond and civil suit. John F. Zirkle of Philippi reported a cholera remedy cured his chronic diarrhea after trying it via a Philippi Republican advertisement. The court found no intent to defraud Baldwin and dismissed the larceny charge against Thomas Baldwin, with Hendricks denying an alleged verbal agreement on payout terms.
Milbourne August 12 both houses pass a unanimous resolution cordial in welcoming the American battle. The action reflects allied sentiment and ongoing wartime ties with the United States.
Speakers highlighted the close Anglo American ties as the American battleship squadron visits, asserting the fleet would secure Pacific hegemony for all time and bolster cooperation with Australia.
Ban Marcial New Mexico. August 12. Rick McQuiffen, taken to Mineral Wells Texas last week with Brights disease, shows great improvement. George Bowden, visiting Texas for land interests, plans to return Monday. David Baea, the hustling read com.
Town. Dr Hackney visits Ingle and Elephant Butte dam. Le Roy Foster relocates with wife and child to Finan house. Hugh Williams family heads to Losis for future. Lyle Barkwell, No 34 brakeman, captures hawk with stone near Rincon while train climbs. Mr Watson tasked to paint bird. Guy Lewis family leaves for two months in West Virginia and Wiseaneln. County assessor from Secorrms shakes hands with locals. Mr Stanton builds a new Main street house. Martin Boyd of Kenrietta says Chamberlains Sake cured granulated sore eyes after twenty years of trouble.
Printing concerns CHAP A. ELLER and C. E. KELSEY occupy space in the Whitine Building above Vann's Drug Store in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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