Philadelphia Triumphs Over Brooklyn In Tight Opening
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 in front of Brooklyn as Moran's throw and a timely hit spark a first inning rally. Brooklyn scores a single run in the third on a stolen base and a Moran throw. Batteries Moran Dooin and Pastorius Berger.
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Pittsburg Defeats Chicago In Seesaw Game
Pittsburg won 8 to 6 over Chicago in a seesaw baseball game. Chicago led 3 0 0 after five, Pittsburg broke loose with a four run seventh. Batteries Fraser Brown and Kling for Chicago Maddox and Gibson for Pittsburg.
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Even Break at Cincinnati in doubleheader dispute
Cincinnati and St Louis split a June 1 doubleheader with a protest over a second game battering order. Timely hitting carried Cincinnati in game one while Higginbotham shut down the locals in game two as Cincinnati won 8 2 and 8 1.
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Philadelphia Triumphs 6-1 Over Washington in League Tilt
In a June headline game Philadelphia pulled away in the second inning scoring six runs. R H E Washington 1 5 1 Philadelphia 6 9 1 Delehanty miscue contributed to the late scoring sequence as Smith Cates Street Plank and Powers handled pitching duties for Philadelphia while Hatheries and Delehanty shared duties for Washington.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit 9 to 1 In Windy Baseball Tilt
Cleveland routs Detroit 9 to 1 on June 3 with Summers, Matlery, Schmidt, and Rhoades contributing. St. Louis hosts Chicago in a hits filled game ending 9 to 6 as Graham, Petty, Bailey, and Spencer coordinate the effort. New York defeats Boston 2 to 0 behind a strong Chesbro start and errorless support from his infield.
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Keene's Celt Clinches Brooklyn Handicap Victory
Keene's Celt, a three year old colt owned by James R. Keene, won the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in 2:04 1/5 over one mile and a quarter. Fairplay and Robert finished second and third as a large crowd cheered the Triple Crown hopefuls.
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Half mile lead seals new course record in thrilling race
After taking the early lead by a half mile the winner held off all rivals and finished with ease to set a new race record on the course. Cheers rose as the horse neared the stretch and the crowd celebrated the dominant display by Colin and Cele, sons of Commando, whose family victories last year and this have made their colors the most popular of the day.
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The Big Head Remedy Promoted By Ballard's Herbine
An advertisement touts Ballard's Herbine as a quick cure for severe head pains and headaches. It claims relief from brain soreness and mentions sale by JOH. O'Reilly Co.
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Pierce Must Face Texas Justice
L. Clay Pierce chairman of the Waters-Pierce Oil Company board faces extradition to Texas to answer an indictment for perjury and suborning perjury. Henry G. Priest, chief counsel, said he could not comment on further actions after the Supreme Court decision. The case centers on sworn testimony in the fraud inquiry.
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Wording of Decision Pending on Pierge Case
The remarks question whether Mr. Pierge must depart immediately to Texas as the attorney Priest was asked for his view. The dialogue centers on the interpretation of the decision wording and the implications for Pierge’s actions.
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Kingston Celebrates Its 250th Anniversary
Kingston New York marks its 250th founding with a parade started by a White House signal at 1 o clock. President Roosevelt presided as the event closed the Kingston celebrations with a parade and an address on the academy green.
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Workman Wins endurance race at Rawlins
Charles Workman of Cody Wyoming riding Ted dy reached Rawlins in the Evanston Denver endurance race finishing first at 1 16 pm Both horse and rider were in fine condition The route ran 1423 miles east of Evanston the starting point
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Denver Mayor Inaugurated For Second Term
Robert W. Speer was inaugurated as Denver mayor for a second four year term. The ceremony took place in the new city auditorium.
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Denver Officials Move Toward City Water Plant Purchase
Mayor Speer heads to New York for final review by commissioners assessing the Denver Water Company plant for city acquisition. He also ordered confiscation of slot machines used as gambling devices in saloons cigar stores and other venues starting tomorrow.
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Cure for sore nipples using Chamberlain's Salve
Advice for nursing mothers recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve to sore nipples as soon as nursing ends, then wiping before the next feeding. The salve is reported to give relief and is used by many trained nurses. Available at all druggists.
Dozen Hurt as Fire Sparks Panic on Fort Worth Street Car
In Fort Worth Texas on June 1 twelve passengers were injured and two seriously when the motor box of an Arlington Heights street car caught fire causing a panic aboard a car carrying 106 people. Women and children were among the injured with names listed for the seriously hurt. The incident ended with several travelers at risk but some expected to recover.
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Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen nervous and damp feet. It claims to cure aching swollen sweating feet blisters and callous spots and relieve chilblains bunions and discomfort. Sold by druggists and stores for 50 cents with a trial package available from Allen & Oded Le Roy NY.
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Southern Pacific Indicted in Sherman Antitrust Case
A federal grand jury indicted the Southern Pacific company on three counts for rebating in violation of antitrust laws. Indictments cite refunds on oranges and lemons from Riverside to eastern cities, rye from San Francisco to Chinese merchants, and hides from Texas and Arizona to Los Angeles. Eleven additional indictments involve land frauds in Imperial Valley and desert land act filings.
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Ballard's Snow Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
A short notice advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and other pains. It claims a wrecked man or woman with rheumatic twinges may head toward a severe attack and urges starting treatment now. Sold by J. H O'Rielly Co. Prices 25c 50c and 1.60.
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Butte Bandit On Trial For Dynamiting Train
Butte Montana June 1 Louis Ferris a 23 year old Italian ranch hand faces trial for dynamiting a train. Authorities say the alleged act caused significant disruption and drew swift judicial action. Ferris is the sole defendant in the case and the courtroom proceedings are closely watched by local residents.
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