Pittsburg Triumphs Over Chicago 6 2 In Five Innings
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 2 at home with Lundgren issuing three walks in the fifth inning. Errors in the third let Pittsburg score twice while Leifield pitched strongly before the dispute that led to a player being ejected in the fifth. Final: Pittsburg 6 Chicago 2.
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Kling
Rain Delays Several Major League Games
Inclement weather causes postponements across the schedule with matches in New York New York Boston St Louis St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Philadelphia Brooklyn delayed and rescheduled days announced by league officials.
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Omaha
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Cicotte Dominates as Boston Shuts Out New York 4–0
Boston pitcher Cicotte hurled a masterful game to blank the New York team 4 to 0. The Red Sox exploded for four runs in the fifth and sixth innings aided by Newton's wildness and an error. Boston tallied in the box score as 000 031 and New York 000 000 900 with Carrigan and Blair handling field duties.
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New York
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Newton
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Rain Delays Hit Early Baseball Games
Weather and wet grounds force postponements across the circuit with games in St Louis Detroit Chicago Washington and Philadelphia delayed due to rain and soggy fields. No rescheduled dates announced yet.
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Chicago
Chicago - Cleveland
Washington
Lincoln 7 Denver 1 in May 6 baseball game summary
Bonar pitched for Lincoln and the offense produced seven runs as Denver fell 7 to 1. Pierce Paige and Ya lucky contributed on offense while Bonar and Sullivan shut down Denver. Omaha defeated Pueblo 6 to 3 with key errors by Pueblo and solid pitching from Ragan and Gonding.
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Pueblo
R.H. E
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Sioux City Triumphs Over Des Moines 5 4
Sioux City pitcher Starr stared down Des Moines until the ninth inning when the home club rallied for four runs. Final score Sioux City 5 Des Moines 4 with Starr earning the win and Witherup Yeager backing him while Henry pitched for Sioux City. Des Moines 6 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 4.
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Blaze at Houston Hotel Destroys Shaw Building
A major fire in Houston on May 6 gutted the Shawk building in the business district. Guests at the Houston hotel escaped by narrow margins. Authorities report losses around 50 000 dollars. Two women and two girls are believed dead.
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Houston Hotel
El Garces opens to the public in Needles
El Garces the new railroad hotel in Needles opened to the public last week with a simple flag raising by Mrs. A. B. Reiley. Visitors toured the reinforced concrete structure, noted express office on the lower floor, and observed the dining room lunch counter soda fountain and kitchen.
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A. B. Reiley
Santa Fe advances Needles landmark and Wellington upgrades
The article notes a Santa Fe landmark at Needles featuring white marble and onyx fixtures with a front court and fountain, built for nearly $800,000. It also reports A M Rhinehart named chief clerk in Los Angeles freight office, replacing Kr. P. Griegson, and Charles K Adams succeeding him as Santa Fe constructing agent. Wellington, Kansas, plans extensive roundhouse expansion with eight more stalls, new power house alongside mechanical offices, and new car and machine shops, plus upgraded coal chutes and wider facilities to handle higher traffic.
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San Diego
Hanford
Wellington
Kan
Howe
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Mechanical Department
Boy King Manuel of Portugal takes oath of office
Manuel the boy king of Portugal solemnly swore allegiance to his people in Lisbon amid a holiday celebration. The procession moved to the parliament house as crowds filled streets lined with troops and tapestries. A brilliant assembly including peers,diplomats,and clergy witnessed the oath and the king wore a velvet cloak.
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Portugal
Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for rheumatism pain
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment stops rheumatic pain and twinges. It promises to prevent severe rheumatism by treating early symptoms. Sold by J. OH Rielly Co.
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J. OH
Governor Kibbeys Son Attempts Suicide in Phoenix Office
Walker B. Kibbey, son of Arizona Governor Kibbe, tried to kill himself by drinking carbolic acid in his Coulter Building office. A tenant found him and he was rushed to Clara Barton hospital in critical condition. Friends could not be located.
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Los Angeles
Walker B. Kibbey
Arizona
Coulter
Kibbey
Clara Barton Hospital
Chinese Boycott of Japanese Goods Slips Toward End
Morning Journal report from Shanghai notes the Chinese boycott sparked by Japanese actions after the Tatsu Maru settlement is fading. Cantonese merchants led the movement and sought to spread the protest, but observers believe it will die out naturally.
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Morning Journal
Shanghai
National boycott movement in China faces viceroy resistance
Telegrams urged a China wide boycott though viceroys in Tien Tsin and Nanking blocked its growth and stopped Cantonese merchants in Tien Tsin Shanghai and Hankow from joining Japanese pressure spurred official resistance. Two societies emerged to aid the movement showing rising national spirit across China.
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Tien Tsin
Nanking
Shanghai
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the Society of National Disgrace
Itsemiuies
Thrilling Seattle car crash injures men and kills two girls
A car racing at fifty miles per hour plowed through unprotected railings at Fourth and Andover in Seattle and landed on a log raft in Elliott Bay. Two young women Hazel Ross seventeen and Alice Teater twenty were killed. Edward Pennett twenty two and Henry Hibbard twenty three were injured seriously. Victims remained in the water about ninety minutes before rescue. In Washington Cardinal Logue visited the White House at luncheon with Cardinal Gibbons and other church officials.
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Elliott Bay
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Alice Teater
Edward (. Pennett
Henry C. Hibbard
Bryan to Address Graduates at Creighton College
William J. Bryan will leave Saturday for Omaha to deliver the commencement oration at Creighton College and then go to Washington D C for four days.
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