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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
St Louis defeated Pittsburg 8 to 4 in a loosely played game. Hatteries Young Willig Gibron Raymond Fromme Ludwig Trottet er credited for St Louis. Regular box scores show Pittsburg 4 runs and 11 hits, St Louis 8 runs and 11 hits.
June game in Brooklyn sees Lumley hit a decisive third inning homer to lift Brooklyn 2-1 over Philadelphia. Sparks and Doomn split pitching duties for Philadelphia while Rucker and Bergen handle Brooklyn batters.
Detroit, June 3, infield adjustments due to Coughlin injury slow Joss as Detroit edges Cleveland 2 to 1. Batteries Willett and Schmidt for Detroit. Joss and Clarke for Cleveland.
Pueblo defeats Sioux City 6 to 2 as Fitagerald out pitches Crutcher. Hatteries Crutcher and Henry with Sho create runs for Pueblo while Patagerald and Mite secure the win. Omaha beats Lincoln 7 to 5 in a high batting game. Des Moines defeats Denver 15 to 10 in a long hitting contest.
At Princeton the Tigers defeated Am erbat 9 to 4 in Princeton. Navy beat Army 16 to 5 at Annapolis. Harvard won 4 to 0 against Brown in Cambridge. Holy Cross edged Yale 1 to 0 in New Haven.
Bishop Edward Wilson of the Reform Episcopal church died at his Metuchen home. He was 88 years old and resided in New Brunswick New Jersey. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
Signorinetta owned by T. Ginistrellis captured the English Derby over eighteen starters with Mcoher aboard finishing third. Primer and Liaywm trailed as betting odds highlighted an extraordinary upset in the classic race.
Washington June 2 The Fourteenth Infantry Company made the best target record of any organization in the army during the 1907 season. It also shows the individual merit of troops in the Philippine Islands at 55.37, higher than in the United States.
Columbus report says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers voted to keep the general headquarters at Mereland for the next ten years. Detroit was chosen for the next biennial convention and W. H. Kent of Detroit was elected third assistant grand engineer.
New York June 3 The recount of ballots in the 1905 mayoralty dispute advanced quickly as 29 ballot boxes were opened revealing a net gain of sixteen votes for William Randolph Hearst. Seventy seven boxes had been counted overall with Hearst ahead by a total gain of 123 for Tearet the prior day later in the day Hearst gains were materially reduced by the recount.
June 3 report from Ohio shows local party delegates in the eighteenth district backing Bryan and nominating J. J. Whitacre for Congress after instructing their national delegate.
The Irrigation congress and exposition will feature a donated purse of 1000 dollars for the Glorieta stake race the chief event of the free-for-all pace. The gift came from Southwestern Brewery and Ice company and was offered by Harry Rankin of New York a major stockholder. Rankin arrived for a several week stay and has supported Albuquerque and Glorieta beer in multiple donations.
An statement confirms confidence in the feature presented at the exposition, stressing its anticipated success and value to attendees and exhibitors alike.
Miss Ethel W. Johnson of Boston wed Edward Dr. Fry of Parsons New Mexico at the bride’s uncle William Gifford’s home in Fall River Massachusetts. The Rev Dr Carlyle Summerhill officiated. The couple will tour Bangor then return to New Mexico.
Enid Oklahoma reports Moyers dam west of Enid broke last night causing Boggs creek to overflow and drive 500 people from their homes. Heavy rain preceded the break and fifty bridges were washed out in Garfield county. North and west of Enid hailstorms for three days ruined thousands of acres of wheat ready to cut.
Preparations for Emil Zola’s interment in the Pantheon with full national honors are complete. The elaborate ceremony mirrors that for Victor Hugo, marking Zola as a leader in the Dreyfus affair who compelled France to purge its army leadership.
A revived social injustice critique rekindles old French animosities. Pro-Dreyfus factions clash with anti Zola outlets now accusing Zola of national disgrace. Reports say reactionary papers plan demonstrations to condemn Zola tomorrow.
An advertisement lists professional cards for an assayer and metallurgical engineer with contact options at 609 West Fruit Avenue and P.O. Box 173 or at F. H. Kent's office at 113 South Third Street SE
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