Phillies Triumph 2 1 Over Reds In Cincinnati
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 at Cincinnati, taking 3 of 4 from the Reds. Nineteenth runs came in the fourth on Cravath and Knabe’s hits aided by Resener’s fumble, while Phelan’s triple and Evans’ single produced Cincinnati’s only score in the second. Batter ies: Loney and Killifer for Philadelphia. Frominean for Cincinnati. Time 2.08. Umps: Pires, Eugen, Emelie.
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Frominean
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Eugen
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Meridian Moler Barber College Moves to New Address
Meridian Moler Barber College has moved to 38 Luckie Street, changing its location from the prior premises. The move is noted in the public notices and confirms the updated district for student enrollment and services.
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Moler Barber College
Luckie Street
Bailey After Taft Denounces Lorimer Controversy
Washington July 1 Senator Bailey presented a resolution condemning alleged attempts by the President to influence Senate seating by financial debt references. Bailey argued the senate is the judge of its own members qualifications and rejected any interference, calling it an invasion of Senate rights.
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Americans Sweep Olympic Meet in Stockholm Finish
United States lead with 128 total points ahead of Sweden 104 and Britain 66 as track and field events crown a dominant U S performance. King Gustave awards laurel wreaths to victors while horses and boats promise more competitions over the next three weeks in Stockholm.
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Los Angeles
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Cobb Tops American League With .400 Average
Tyrus Raymond Cobb remains the undisputed American League leader with a .400 batting average. Zimmerman leads the National League with a .4910 mark, while Myers follows at .368 and Doyle at .364. Sweeney Ray tops hits in the NL. Zimmerman again records the most total bases.
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Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Brings Gabriel and Tempest Show
The Forsyth bill features Little Gabriel and Tempest along with Sunshine in a sketch called Little Kick. Gabriel’s presence keeps the crowd engaged while Tempest and Sunshine offer a soothing, nostalgic act. Stickney’s circus closes the program with a small act featuring a girl, dog, horse, and a stilts clown.
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Senator Shoots Self in Bath at Back Bay Apartments
Boston July 15 Former State Senator George P T Sanger returned from his summer home to his Back Bay apartments and, while lying in the bath tub after Alling with water, shot himself through the head. No motive is known. Born in Charlestown about sixty years ago he was Harvard College 1874 and served as assistant United States district attorney 1877 to 1882. He also held posts as commissioner of the United States circuit court and master in chancery in Suffolk County.
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Water feats by New York woman stun Atlanta crowd
Nora Leahy of 415 Second Avenue New York city wowed 440 spectators at Piedmont Park lake by swimming laps with hands and feet bound then eating a banana underwater. She previously won a 100 mile swim in New York on April 24 1911 and is a Carnegie Medal candidate for saving a girl.
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Howell Mill Bridge Ready
Howell mill road is now open to all as the iron bridge over Peachtree creek, built by the Virginia Bridge and Iron company, has been completed and thrown open. A wooden crossing was washed away in February and the permanent structure replaces it for the county.
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Peachtree
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