Cincinnati and Brooklyn battle in tied baseball tilt
Cincinnati won a high scoring 4 to 4 tie with Brooklyn after a late surge while Sutteries Ewing Sehiel and others sparked the offense. New York beat St Louis 4 to 2 behind steady pitching as Karger Hostetter duo supported the win. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Maddox and teammates collected ten hits. Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with Ferguson and Brown dealing in a 4 to 2 outcome for Boston and 2 to 4 for Chicago.
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St Louis
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St. Louis
Detroit
Sioux
Des Moines
Pueblo
Karger
Wilise and
Needham
Chicago Beats Washington 2 1 in baseball clash
In Chicago on June 15 the White Sox defeated Washington 2 to 1 as Burns pitched well after the first inning. Hahn was hit by a pitch, a passed ball occurred, and three singles produced two runs. Other games noted include Detroit’s 8 7 win over Boston and Cleveland’s 6 4 victory over New York.
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Chicago
Washington
Burns
Hahn
Detroit
Wagner
Downs
MclIntyre
Boston
Rowe
Poston
Matteries
Killian
Schmide
Cleotte
Winter
McFarland
Cleveland
New York
Leveland
C Leveland
Rhoades Liebhard
N. Clarke
Glade, Lake and Kleinow
Pueblo Triumphs in Series Opener 6 4 Des Moines 3
Pueblo defeats Des Moines 6 to 3 in the first game of the series as Pueblo capitalizes on early rallies and Des Moines struggles to score against Miller. Hatteries: Dickenson Yeager for Pueblo, Miller Mitz for Des Moines. Denver tops Sioux City 7 4 with a Doll homer pacing the win. Lincoln edges Omaha in 12 innings 2 to 1 as extras decide the game with Bonne Johnson Zinran Noah Ragan Gonding credited.
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Pueblo
Des Moines
Miller
Dickenson and Yeager
Miller and Mitz
Lincoln
Omaha
Matteries
Bonne
Johnson
Zinran
Noah
Ragan
Gonding
Toledo 1 Kansas City 1 score update
Detroit area sports brief notes Toledo tied Kansas City 1 1. Reports from Louisville show Louisville 6 Bt Paul 0 and Columbus 6 Mil Wither 6. Indianapolis reflects Indiananalis 4 and Minneapolis 2 in scattered standings.
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Louisville
Paul C
Columbus
Mil Wither
Indianapolis
Indiananalis
Pceapolis
Clayton Incorporates Names First Town Officials
Morning Journal reports Clayton New Mexico held its first town trustees meeting June 2 1908 after May 17 election. Fred I Bureh named mayor Frank W Broughton clerk John J Brophy town marshal W B Goldman city attorney and residents celebrate incorporation as a step toward self governance and growth.
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Clayton
N. M
Burch
Lucas Gallegos
Charles FP. Wherritt
Herman Bruns
Carlos E. Farrington
Fred I. Bureh
Frank W. Broughton
John J Brophy
W. BE. Goldman
Endurance race ends in a tie at Denver finish
Denver June 5 Frank T Wykert of Severance Cole and Charles F Workman of Cody Wy rode Sam and Teddy in the endurance race from Evanston Wyo to Denver finishing at 2 35 p m. A 507 mile race begun May 30 with five starters from Cheyenne three failed to keep pace. The two riders agreed to declare a tie with officers of the Colorado Humane Society noting the pace was terrific and spectators packed the streets.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Frank T. Wykert
Severance
Cole
Charles F Workman
Cody
Wyo
Gether
Evanston Wye
Sam
Workman
Teddy
Cheyenne
Greeley
Henderson
Wykert
Workmap
Colorado Humane Society
Varda
James Edwards
Diamondville
Sorret Clipper
Kern
Colorado City
Dex
Nee
No More Gunness Victims Digging At Gunness Farm
Laporte June 4 Today s digging at the Gunness farm was without re
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Laporte
Gunness Farm
Meat shipment reshipped to New York to ease shortages
London reports 210000 pounds of American meat stored in London Glasgow and Liverpool were sent by fast steamer to New York to meet ongoing meat shortages in America.
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London
Glasglow
Liverpool
New York
Amerten
Missouri Pacific railway cites $400 per mile zoning in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska June 5 in a statement to the state board of equalization Missouri Pacific officials assert the low last zone amounts to 400 dollars per mile They note the railroad operates 279 miles of track in Nebraska and rely on this figure in their filing.
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Missouri Pact
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Good Templars Oppose Compromise on Liquor Trade
Washington June 5 The International Grand Lodge of Good Templars voted against compromising with the anti-saloon movement. The only remedy urged is total suppression of the liquor traffic. They also moved to memorialize the Prince of Monaco to abolish gambling at Monte Carlo and end liquor sales in the principality.
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International Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Principality
Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfortable, cooled feet
Advertisement touts Allen S Foot Ease powder to relieve swollen nervous and damp feet. It claims quick relief from aching feet callouses and bunions with easy shoe fit. Trial package offered free and sold by druggists and stores.
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S. Olmsted
le Roy
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Eleven injured in Aspen branch wreck near city
Eleven persons were seriously hurt when the Aspen Glenwood Springs train derailed two miles below Aspen after rails spread. Injured travelers include W oO Wanamaker of Denver and W C Kennedy of Santa Fe. Moranda, a Mexican suspect, was bound over on burglary charges connected to a separate Nutt post office robbery case.
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Morning Journal
Aspen
Cole
Denver & Rio Grande
Aspen-Glenwood Springs
W Oo
Wanamaker
Denver
St Louis Shoe Company
G. H. Hoout
Spring Park
George Duncan
Globe Express Messenger
H. L. Mann
F. M. Bixby
New York
W. C. Kennedy
Santa Fe
Nutt
Knight
Mr. Kennedy
Cornelia Moranda
Moranda
Deming
Justice of the Peace
Cook Chapman
Professional cards from Albuquerque area doctors and officials
The fragment lists physicians Dr. L. Burton and Drs Bronson briefly with Albuquerque office addresses and phone numbers, along with W Jenks an assayer and mining engineer, a county surveyor, and an attorney for the U S Land Department. It notes land scrip and civil engineering services with offices on Gold Avenue and West Fruit Avenue.
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U. SS. Land Department
Gold Avenue
Morning Journal
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Santa Fe Coast Lines
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