Pittsburg Splits Doubleheader With Cincinnati
Pittsburg and Cincinnati split a doubleheader in Pittsburg. The home team shut out Cincinnati 6 to 0 in game one, then Cincinnati won the nightcap 8 to 7 with Leever and Gibson sharing duties for Pittsburg and LeField Phillipps Young Phelps for Cincinnati.
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Doubleheader Ends In Split As Boston And New York Tie
New York and Boston split a two game set in a doubleheader played in New York. First game ended with a tight score and featured pitching by McGinnity Mathewson and Needham. Second game saw New York win after a late rally as Crandall and Hresnahan held the line.
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Philadelphia Wins 3-2 Against Brooklyn in June Game
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a June contest. Patternes Moren Sparks and Lion led the visitors while McIntyre Bell and Bergen contributed for Brooklyn.
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Sparks
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Detroit Beats Chicago 6 to 1 in League Clash
Detroit wins 6 to 1 as Donovan shuts down Chicago and errors hamper Chicago fielding. Schmide, Walsh, Manuel, Sullivan and Shaw contribute for Detroit while Reoreak struggles for Chicago. St. Louis tops Cleveland 5 to 3 after hot afternoon and Boston defeats Washington 3 to 2 in extra innings on June 23.
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Reoreak
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Manuel
Sullivan
Shaw
Philadelphia Defeats New York In High-Scoring Game
Philadelphia beat New York 9 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Chesbro and Orth pitched for New York with Newton Kleinow behind the plate. For Philadelphia Dygert Tender and Smith contributed to the scoring as the teams combined for a wild display. The article notes early uneven offense and pitcher fatigue as the deciding factors.
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H. EB
Hatteries
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Orth Newton
Kleinow
Vickers
Dygert
Tender
Smith
Western League Results Des Moines 2 Omaha 1
Des Moines pitcher Witherup held Omaha to one hit over the last six innings as Des Moines beat Omaha 2 to 1. Hatteries Witherup and Jaccet, Hagan and Gonding. Lincoln 14 Denver 4. Lincoln swept Denver for the third straight win 14 to 4 with Jones and Ziman Hall driving the offense. Pueblo Loses Twice Sioux City 23-.
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RHFE
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Hagan
Gonding
Lincoln
Denver
Neoin
Jones
Ziman Hall
McDonough
Pueblo
Sioux City
R. I. BF
Bio City
American Association Scores Reported Incomplete
In Kansas City the nanotis gine rounds were postponed due to rain. Minneapolis hosted two games against Louisville with scores 1 to 9 and 2 to 6. St Paul beat Toledo, and Milwaukee defeated Columbus 16 to 4.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
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Milwaukee
Lumbus
Vaudeville season opens at Crystal tonight
A remarkable vaudeville program debuts at the Crystal tonight with Robzart the impersonator performing in makeup, changing voices rapidly, and appearing in a week of stunts. Harry Sheldon and troupe present the Laughable Meet Me in Syracuse sketch, with new moving pictures and illustrated songs accompanying the show.
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Crystal Theater
The
Robzart
Robsart
the Crystal
Harry Sheldon
Syracuse
Artesia Plans Band Trip to Albuquerque Irrigation Congress
Artesia plans to send a band and exhibits to the Albuquerque irrigation congress with optimism. President Hamilton of the Commercial club supports the idea, saying the town should showcase its strong musical group and attract attention as an advertisement for Artesia. Plans include transporting cars loaded with exhibits. no firm arrangements yet, but expectations are high.
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Commercial Club
Albuquerque
Irrigation Congress
Artesia
Turrest Artesia
Brice
el Paso
Mine Fire in Montana Mines Persists Since 1899
Butte reports Amalgamated Copper official statement says fires in Anaconda and St. Lawrence mines are not worsening and are confined to sections. Sulphur from ores aids burning as a miner’s nineteen year old collapse contributes to the smoldering blaze.
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Mont
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Amalgamated Copper Company Properties
Anaconda and
Missouri River On Rampage In Omaha
The Missouri river in Omaha reaches its highest level in twenty seven years with readings of 18% feet and 19.2 feet as of this evening and still rising. Heavy rains in Minnesota and the Dakotas feed the flood while farms north of Omaha and the National White Lead plant at East Omaha report partial inundation. Relief is not expected for thirty six hours as the river surge continues.
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Morning Journal Special
Viray
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Dakotas
National White Lead Company
East
Toledo Ice and Coal Pleads Guilty in Rebates Case
In Toledo on June 23 the Toledo Ice and Coal Company pleaded guilty in U S court to rebate practices. The firm acknowledged improper rebates affecting competition and faces penalties as the case proceeds toward sentencing.
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Toledo
Toledo Ice and Coal Company
Aliens Foot Rase Powder Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Alien's Foot Rase powder to relieve smarting feet, ingrown nails, corns and bunions. It claims instant sting relief, helps shoes feel easier, and suits sweating or tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail order and a free trial offer.
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Fase
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Indictments Trimmed in Hepburn Law Rebates Case
Judge Klyer assessed a $1200 fine on each of three rebate counts. The remaining 152 counts in the indictments were dismissed. The indictments were brought under the Hepburn law.
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Ann Arbor
Klyer
Woman Claims Widow's Share of Howard Estate
In St. Louis on June 23, Mrs. Mary Leafgreen began a circuit court suit for a widow's dower from the estate of Laclede J. Howard. She says she married Howard in 1882 in Decatur, TH, and was left two days after the ceremony. The defense argues her husband was Thomas Jefferson Miller, mayor of Tum Water, Washington, and Miller will testify as to his identity. Howard, president of the Evans-Howard Fire Brick Co., died in April 1902 leaving an estate valued at $500 000.
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Mary Leafgreen
Laclede J. Howard
Tum Water, Wash
Miller
L. J. Howard
Evans-Howard Fire Brick Company
Civil Engineers Open 40th Annual Convention in Denver
The American Society of Civil Engineers opened its fortieth annual convention in the senate chamber of the State capitol Denver with nearly 500 of its 660 members present. Governor Henry Buchtel and Mayor Robert W. Speer spoke and President Charles McDonald of New York delivered the annual address. Topics include irrigation road building and mining. City contact hb Fee 602 604 S 1st.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Senate Chamber
State Capitol
Henry Buchtel
Robert W.W. Speer
Charles McDonald
New York
McDonald
Assayer Mining and Metallurgical Engineer Contacts
Assayer and metallurgical engineer located at 609 West Fruit avenue, Postoffice Box 173, with office also at FW Kent, 113 South Third street.
Civil Engineers Scrip for Sale Advertised by County Office
Civil engineers and the county surveyor attorney appear before the U S Land Department in a notice about land scrip for sale. The ad lists Gold Avenue and the Opposite Morning Journal office as location references.
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U. S. Land Department
Gold Avenue
Ooppoatte Morning Journal
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