Baseball standings and results across leagues
Results on the diamond list scores from American Association and National League games with team tallies. Standings include Clube Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Toledo Indianapolis and others, plus city pairings St Joseph Lincoln Pueblo Des Moines Omaha Topeka Sioux City Denver.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Clube
Kansas
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Pueblo
Des Moines
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Denver
Ex Bank Cashier Ends Life in Newell Hotel
Odin C. Hamelister a 27 year old cashier at Northwest State Bank Newell shot himself in a Belle Fourche area hotel while eluding a warrant for embezzlement. A Morrison deputy examiner had found a $9000 shortage as Hamelister resigned then traveled to Deadwood. He left notes explaining his act.
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Deadwood
Belle Fourche
Odin CC. Hamelister
Northwest State Bank
Newell
Morrison
Hameister
Mormon Church Sought Beet Sugar Aid for Welfare
Thomas R. Cutler testified before the house sugar trust committee that the Mormon church’s bid to enlist Henry Havemeyer’s help to expand beet sugar was solely for the welfare of its people. The committee also heard Chester S. Morey of Great Western Sugar Refining discuss a Denver group of sixteen Colorado factories in which American Sugar Refining holds a half interest.
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Washington
Henry O. Havemeyer
Thomas R. Cutler
Utah- Idaho Sugar Refining Company
House “Sugar Trust
Chester S. Morey
Great Western Sugar Refining Company of
Denver
Colorado
American Sugar Refining Company
Michigan
Utah
Canadian Reciprocity Bill Seen Likely to Pass Senate
In Washington on June 24 observers expect the Canadian reciprocity bill to pass the Senate without amendments and go to President Taft for signature. A vote on the Root wood pulp amendment is anticipated before adjournment, with July 15 to August 1 eyed for possible unanimous consent to act.
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Washington
Senate
Root
Pemrose
Friends
Wesley L. Jones
Jones
Taft
Removal Demand Placed Against Hennepin County Board
Governor is asked to remove all five Hennepin County commissioners over alleged malfeasance. A petition by Arthur Stringer accuses the board of irregular spending, favoritism, nepotism, and employing incompetent relatives in road work, claiming overall inefficiency and irregular conduct.
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Minneapolis
Eberhart
Hennepin County Board of Commissioners
Arthur Stringer
Stringer
Two Killed at Crossing in Winnipeg
A Canadian Northern freight train backed into a street car at Norwood bridge over the Red river. Motorman T. B. Evans died after being cut free from wreckage. Signal man Jett Pettit, asleep in his cabin, was killed. No passengers were hurt.
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Winnipeg
Man
Norwood Bridge
Red River
T. B. Evans
Jett Pettit
Sir Edward Grey presides at state banquet in London
Sir Edward Grey chaired a state banquet in London with notable guests in attendance. The ceremony highlighted diplomatic ties and royal presence as part of ongoing official celebrations.
State Banquet Big Event in Coronation Week
London June 24. The state banquet at the Foreign Office drew King George and Queen Mary, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princes Arthur and Patricia, and many foreign royals. American delegates John Hays Hammond Rear Admiral Vreeland and Major General A W Greely attended. Sixty royal personages were present among a total of 150 guests including royal household members and premier Asquith.
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London
Foreign Office
Edward Grey
King George
Queen Mary
Duke
Duchess of
A. W. Greely
Royal Household
Mgr. di Balmonte
Royal procession in London dampened by heavy rain
A downpour disrupted the royal progress of King George and Queen Mary through central London. Hundreds of thousands planned to view illuminations and the seven mile route, with crowds braving the rain along Piccadilly and the Strand. The king queen and the Prince of Wales appeared on Buckingham Palace balcony as crowds cheered between showers.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Club
Piccadilly
John Hays Hammond
Lord Rothschild
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Devonshire
Strand
Shames
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Warships at Portsmouth Light up Spithead Display
In Portsmouth England on June 24 a drizzly night did not dull a grand illumination of Spithead. Seventeen nations participated with their ships joining British warships in a dazzling skyline of electric lights. Sightseers filled the harbor as bluejackets from many nations mingled at entertainment venues until midnight.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Spithead
Taft Seeks Bipartisan Support for Reciprocity Bill
President Taft told Conservative club listeners there are enough Democrats and Republicans who share a view to ensure passage of the reciprocity measure. He urged dropping the Chinese wall and argued industries need protection only as needed. The Mayflower carried him from Fall River to Providence, then to New York, after visits with governors Foss and Pothier and other officials.
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Providence
R. L
Taft
Conservative Club
Washington
Congress
Tariff Board
Narragansett Bay
Three Deaths Attributed To Chicago Heat Wave
Chicago records show three deaths due to scorching heat with about fifty prostrations and many more treated at home. Police report numerous mad dog scares and one dog shot after biting four people as the city braces for continued high temperatures.
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Chicago
Meat Packers Indictments Dismissed in Boston Court
Indictments against several Boston area meat packers for restraint of trade were dismissed by Judge William H. Putnam in the U S circuit court after the government failed to prove an illegal combination existed.
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Boston
Federal Grand Jury
Vicinity
William H. Putnam
United States Circcuit Court
Turkish Rebels Slay 1000 in Arabian Campaign Revelation
Dispatch from Hodediah reports a rebel force surprised a Turkish column led by Mahomed Ali Pasha near Gheesan on the Red Sea. About 1,000 Turkish soldiers were killed and Mohamed Ali Pasha is missing. The date line notes June 17 from Hodediah and June 24 via Aden.
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Hodediah
Arabia
Aden
Mahomed Ali Pasha
Gheesan
Red Sea
Mohamed Ali Pasha
Wounded Robber Confesses in Northern Minnesota Scandal
Bemidji Minnesota June 24 Superintendent J C Fielding says Mike Davis the alleged robber who escaped during the Poposky midnight battle a week ago has been found and will be arrested within forty eight hours Billy Behan the wounded robber in jail has completed a confession of several typewritten pages signed in county jail in the presence of witnesses implicating others The confession will be released after Daviss arrest Three others were subjected to the third degree with new evidence and one was implicated in a prior Poposky robbery
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Bemidji
Minn
J. C. Fielding
St. Paul Pinkerton
Dumas
Mike Davis
Poposky
Billy Behan
Davis
French Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote
Paris reports Premier Monis and his cabinet resign after a 248 to 224 confidence defeat in the chamber of deputies. The resignation awaits President Fallieres's return from Rouen. Goiran, Delcasse, and Cruppi visited Monis to relay the result, amid remarks defending collective military leadership rather than a single commander.
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Paris
Monis
Chamber of Deputies
Fallieres
Rouen
Goiran
M. Delcasse
M. Cruppi
Senate
Napoleon
France
Two Unidentified Laborers Found Dead Near Bruno
In Kerrick Minnesota on June 24 two unknown workers tied to the Frederic Duluth branch of the Soo line were found murdered in brush twelve miles east of Bruno. No IDs, ashes of a tire nearby, and an employment office ticket may lead to identity. One victim weighed about 100 pounds with sandy hair and a moustache, the other was clean shaven with black hair.
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Kerrick
Minn
New Frederic Duluth
Soo Line
Bruno
Miner Buried in San Francisco Mint Vault Disaster
In San Francisco on June 24 Lieracy buried under nine millions of dollars in gold, Wadsworth S ilwras an employee of the San Francisco taint was severely injured and his recovery is doubtful. The incident involved a cart toppled into a mint vault and overwhelmed Williams who was wheeling the truck.
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San Francisco
Wadsworth S
Ilwras
Mint
Williams
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