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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
3
Boston 3 Pittsburg 1 as Lenfeld Maddox and Phelps pitched while Cindman Bowerman batted. The May 28 game at Pittsburg saw Boston score in the early innings and hold the lead 3 to 1.
In St Louis on May 28 the Chicago nationals defeated St Louis 8 to 4, powered by strong hitting and key batting from Redmond, Hlas, and Ludwig. Frazer and Kling contributed in the field as Satlee and others held the line.
Washington batted Lattimer out of the box in the fifth to beat Cleveland 8 to 2. Falkenburg Street Lattimer Leichhardt and No Clarke. Pittsburgh? Not clear.
Detroit built a 10 run victory by scoring six in the middle innings and adding four more late. Pitching and fielding held Philadelphia to two runs as Summers and Schmidte combined for the Detroit win while Hoggert Carter and Schreek contributed for Philadelphia.
Boston lost to Chicago in a baseball game as Chicago scored 2 runs in the first and fifth, and 2 more in the seventh. Boston managed 1 run in the ninth. Batteries Walsh and Sullivan for Boston, Pruitt and Carrigan for Chicago.
Pueblo blanked Omaha 14 to 0 on May 28 as Hollenbeck Gonding Jackson and Mity held the Champions scoreless. Omaha mustered only eight hits while Pueblo plated four in the fourth and a burst of runs late to seal the one sided game.
A garbled record lists matchups with Columbus and Toledo results, St Paul claims a 6 point win, Milwaukee and Louisville contests show scattered scores, and Minneapolis versus Kansas City appears with a 4 to 2 result amid unclear formatting.
Lincoln May 8 W J Bryan left for Columbus tonight and will begin a Nebraska tour tomorrow speaking at towns in the northern and western sections of the state marking a broad campaign circuit across Nebraska.
Improvements on Central Avenue from Fourteenth Street to Old Albuquerque are halted after the Huning estate failure to cooperate. Property owners have offered frontage to widen and level the street, seeking to proceed before irrigation congress visitors arrive. The delay risks a poor impression of Albuquerque to thousands of anticipated visitors.
The Senate debated the conference report on the currency bill with little obstruction and optimism for a vote tomorrow. Senators discussed anti injunction and publicity bills, while others supported the claims bill. The Senate adjourned at 1 p.m. and House actions included new railway safety rules and land, forest, and club measures as the day closed.
Officers of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers were elected today by acclamation. Grand Chief Engineer W. S. Stone of Cleveland and Assistant Grand Chief Engineer TW Hadley of Cleveland were announced along with other officers.
An Auckland style ad claims Mi o na Stomach Tablets cure stomach trouble and indigestion. Worrell of the Lake Shore Railroad reports fifteen years of relief after two boxes. The ad promises a money back guarantee if Mi o na fails to cure.
In Tacoma on May 28 the first division ships and the hospital ship left for San Francisco while the Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island and Virginia remained in harbor to be dry docked in Bremerton Saturday. Connecticut Kansas Vermont and Louisiana sailed today. Rear Admiral Sperry and Emory departed leaving Captain Richard Wainwright in command who addressed Tacoma high school students urging a larger navy. Today’s events included a Rhode Island versus New Jersey baseball game and enlisted men picnics at Spanaway.
The report notes a luncheon for officers at the Country club on American lake followed by a formal reception at the University club this evening. The gatherings reflect social duties and official engagements among local elites.
James H. Redmond of Kelly New Mexico writes to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co California thanking Agent P F Schwentker of Albuquerque for promptly adjusting his disability claim. He received check 192 for 44.64 covering three weeks and four days from a ten foot fall.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen and damp feet offering relief from aching blisters and bunions. It claims quick comfort, fresh shoes, and a trial package free, with druggists and shoe stores selling the 14 cent product. A second note mentions a Pitt Ross county surveyor and land scrip for sale near the Morning Journal office.
George B. F. Parker secretary to the Equitable Life Assurance trustees issued a statement denying reports that Grover Cleveland is suffering from cancer. He said Mrs. Cleveland is in Princeton and that no doctor attends the president at Lakewood.
A Great May sale features a large stock of muslin and cambric undergarments. Gowns with lace, embroidery, and ruffles in Nainsook and Cambric, drawers and chemises in various styles priced from 50 cents to several dollars. Includes extra large sizes and complete ready made sets.
We offer a complete stock of Misses' and Children's underwear in this sale. Prices range from 20 cents to 1.25 dollars, with drawers skirts and undergarments offered at various low rates.
A range of skirts in muslin and lawn with embroidery ruffles tucks and flounces priced from 81.25 to 15.00. Fine Cambrics and Lawns feature wide lace insertions and embroidered edges in multiple styles.
The ad offers muslin underwear including skirts and corset covers or drawers and corset covers priced at 1.50. Garments feature embroidery yoke lace insertion and edge, ribbon beading and tucked ruffles. Stock is lot numbered for easy selection with sign cards for convenience.
Advert shows corset covers in multiple fabrics and trims with prices from 25 cents to 5.00 dollars. Descriptions include lace insertion, edge, ribbons, embroidery yokes, and fine Nainsook or lawn fabrics. Prices listed for different styles and sizes, including two-row lace and medallions.
The listing notes garments and fabrics such as Hieweh Muslin India Linens cambrics nainsooks laces embroideries white wash waists and white tub suits as part of a white sale event.
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