Boston Dominates Brooklyn in 6 to 2 Victory
Boston defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in a one sided contest. Dorner was dominant early. Pastorius hit freely. New York 2, Philadelphia 2. late substitutes spark a ninth inning rally but the Phillies fall short. Wet grounds force postponement of Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh.
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Irooklyn
Brooklyn
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Dorner
Bowerman
Pastorius and Ritter
New York
Washington
Smith
Doyle
Manning
Puzse
Street
Dov Manning
Kieinow
Rain Pauses St. Louis Chicago Game In May Chase
Rain in Chicago forces postponement of the St. Louis at Chicago baseball game, delaying the matchup scheduled for May 4. Neither team reported new date at this filing.
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Chicago
Detroit Defeats St Louis 1 0 in Rain Shortened Tilt
In a rain shortened game on May 4 Detroit edged St Louis 1 to 0 after scoring in the first inning with two outs. Waddell and Spencer paired for Detroit while Summers and Thomas stood for St Louis. other box scores show a 7-6 finish. A Hatteries-Waddell and Spencer Summers and Thomas.
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T. St. Louis
St. Louis
Dtroit
Twest
Waddell
Spencer Summers
Thomas
Weather disrupts multiple baseball games across cities
Rain and wind delay a series of games from Sioux City to Denver and Milwaukee to St. Paul. Reports note postponed Lincoln Kansas City and Omaha encounters, with snow in Denver and wet conditions affecting scheduled matchups in several markets.
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Mays
Denys Lincoln
Snow
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Louisville
St. Paul
Lodlanapeolis
Riverside Reservoir Project Under Denver Management
A 115 foot high riveted steel reservoir for 300000 gallons is being built by W. W. Wren of Minneapolis Steel Machinery, Denver. Foreman Gertner leads Denver crew with W. A. Hess John Knucky and Nick Bart of Local 24 Iron Workers, plus many local laborers. six weeks to completion. Local Bayard praise follows a crowded Yost hall vaudeville show with Selem Helad’s Arabian Sword Swinging and a hypnotist sketch featuring Prof. Kataleptic guided by George H. Medi aire.
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Minneapolis Steel Machinery Company
Exchange Building
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Port Bayard
Yost
Silver City
Selem Helad
Melad
United States
Mesmartin
French
Congress Debates Sundry Civil Appropriations In Senate and House
The House increased Sundry Civil Bill items by 250000 including 100000 for gauging streams and water supply testing materials and 100000 for testing coal lignites and fuels amid a lengthy debate. In the Senate Senator Bulkeley urged that Brownsville rioters were influenced by outsiders and the Negro soldiers, while others questioned witnesses. The Senate also wasted a 250000 tornado relief resolution for Alabama.
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Washington
Committee On Appropriations
United States
Senate
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Connecticut
Brownsville
Bulkeley
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Hecht
Senator Borah
Mr. Fulton
Oregon
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Alabama
Senate Adjourns After Session in Deep South Trio
The Senate adjourned at 4 57 p m concluding formal business across Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana as the session paused.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senate
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a superior remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims wide proof of efficacy, offers free samples by mail, and lists bottle sizes 50 cents and one dollar with a purity certificate.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Army Officer 10 Speaks Here in City Visit
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Miles of San Francisco will arrive in the city Thursday May 7 and address the Salvation Army hall on Zoe West in the visit notice.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa FE
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
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EL Paso
Old Mexico
Miles
The
Salvationists
Charles Miles
City
Salvation Army Hall
Zoe West
Snow Falls Heaviest Since November in Cheyenne
A heavy snowstorm began last night and continued through today in Cheyenne and across Wyoming. About ten inches have fallen locally, with precipitation described as general and beneficial for farms and stockmen.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Australian Leaf for relief of female weaknesses
Fragments promise a cure for women’s ailments with a claim of a safe regulator and relief from weakness. The ad mentions Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf and a free sample by mail from a Melbourne or Hoy address, urging readers to send for more information.
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