Baseball standings show league leaders and team records
National League standings list Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn and others with wins and losses. American League table marks Cleveland St Louis Washington and others with records. Western League features Sioux City Des Moines Ogden and Pueblo with win loss figures.
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Phillies shut out as Wiltse helps New York win
Philadelphia offense struggles through three innings while Ritchie shines with others on base. Wiltse pitches well and Bresnahan backs New York as Philadelphia fails to score in a 4-0 defeat.
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Philadelphia
Ritchie
Wiltse
Quakers
Foxin
bDoom
Bresnahan
Pittsburg Chicago Game Postponed By Rain
Heavy rain at Pittsburg on May 5 forced the Pittsburg-Chicago baseball game to be postponed. No makeup date announced.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia Tops Boston to Lead A L Race
Philadelphia defeats Boston 5 to 2 to extend its winning streak to four and take first in the American League. Burchell and Schlitzer pitched well as Philadelphia rallied with three singles and a double after a sixth inning walk.
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Boston
Philadelphia Today
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Schutzer
Loxton
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Schlitzer
Schreck
Denver-Lincoln game postponed by wet grounds
Rain and wet field conditions force postponement of the Denver Lincoln game in Denver. Similar weather affects Sioux City versus Des Moines in Sioux City. Cold conditions also delay Pueblo events, with multiple dates noted as postponed.
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Denver
Denver-Lincoln
Sioux City
Sioux Cityles Moines
Weather and score updates from scattered games
Sport brief notes rain postponement in Milwaukee Toledo game. scores listed for Columbus and Minneapolis Columbus 6 12 rotations. Louisville 2 at Minneapolis and St Paul handling.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indiapape
Stone Street Wins Derby In Mud At Churchill Downs
In a rain soaked Churchill Downs Derby run, Stone Street a bay colt by Long Street Stone Nellie led from early and held on to win the 34th Kentucky Derby over Bil Cleges. Dunvegan placed third after a late rally as 15 000 fans watched the mile and a quarter race run in muddy conditions.
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Man
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Stone Nellie
Churchill Downs
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Steene Street
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Synchronized
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Derby
Derby Race Results and Related Legal Notice
Eight horses started with Stone Street winning the derby after dramatic shifts in betting and late changes. Sir Cleges and Frank Bird traded places, while Beorge Bainbridge and Synchronized chased from behind. A separate San Francisco embezzlement case postpones trial until June 1, and Mount Etna eruption continues with residents fleeing to open areas.
Parkside Realty President Denies Bribe Link in Ruef Case
Joseph E B Green, president of Parkside Realty, testifies in the Ruef bribery case that he was told no money was for bribing supervisors to grant the trolley franchise. He asserts the $30,000 payment was a legal fee for Ruef's services and that $50,000 was not excessive.
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Joseph EB. Green
Parkside Realty Company
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Green
Huet
Sheridan sails for Philippines with troops and cargo
The U S Army transport Sheridan departed from San Francisco on May 5 bound for the Philippines via Honolulu. She carries ninety casuals and 160 cabin passengers and sails with 3 500 tons of army supplies aboard.
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Orient
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Honolulu
Freight Trains Collide Near El Rito Wreck Damages Oranges
A head on collision near El Rito about sixty miles west of Santa Fe involved a westbound freight and an eastbound freight. No injuries were reported though engine front x36 was badly damaged and three orange cars were scattered along the right of way. Passenger train No 2 was delayed and arrived here late.
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Santa Fe
el Rito
Here
Last Heard From Willie Sobey In Albuquerque 1907
Mr and Mrs William Sebey of Gilmer Texas write the Morning Journal seeking word on their son Willie H Sobey last heard from in Albuquerque November 2 1907 He said he would join a mining party and since then no word has reached his anxious parents Anyone with information should write Gilmer Texas to aid the family in this search.
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William Sebey
Gilmer
Texas
Morning Journal
Williem Sobey
Albuauerque
Willie H. Sobey
Fater
Day in Congress Sparks Prolonged Sundry Civil Debate
In Washington the House faced a lively session on the sundry civil appropriation bill. Repeated efforts were made by Representatives Gaines of Tennessee and others to advance or modify the measure as debate continued through the day.
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Washington
Messrs. Gaines
Tenn
Lawmakers Debate Mining Safety Funds and Fort Land Additions
Chaney leads efforts to secure a 50,049 appropriation for mining safety investigation amid objections by Mr. Underwood. Fort McKinley land purchase additions were rejected, while totals rose with 100,000 for Fort Leavenworth prison and 16,500 for Fort Oglethorpe. House recesses delayed by roll calls after a jokes controversy.
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Messrs. Fitzgerald
New York
Butler
Dr. Wood
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Fort Oglethorp
Cieorgia
Idaho Senator Attacks Forestry Service in Senate Speech
Washington May 5. Senator Hey burn of Idaho delivered an extended speech opposing the forestry service as the agricultural appropriation bill was debated. Senator Werner of Missouri continued his remarks on the Brownsville affair but did not complete them. The senate adjourned at 6 30 oclock.
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Washington
Forestry Service
Heyburn
Idaho
Werner
Missouri
Brownsville
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised shoe powder
An Affordable foot powder promises relief for swollen nervous feet dampness and fatigue. It claims to ease aching feet blisters corns bunions and chilblains and offers a trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a stated address in Le Roy New York.
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le Roy
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