Indians Fall To Boston In Pitchers Duel 2 1
In Boston on June 15 Tannehill pitched well for the home team, holding Cleveland to five hits as Boston defeated the Indians 2 to 1. Lajoie was limited by Tannehill while Boston collected seven hits off Rhoades. Harknett drove in the decisive run with a two-base hit in the later innings, and Denton scored the winning run in the eighth.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Yesterday's AL results included Boston at Pittsburg and Chicago at Chicago with a 1 0 score. New York edged St Louis 3 0 while Cincinnati and Philadelphia played a 2 0 game. Cambridge Harvard 5 defeated Columbia with Crom e 14.
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Amateur Base Ball Loses to Italian Team at Gospel Village
The Washington Street Stars beat an Italian squad 9 to 2 yesterday afternoon in Gospel Village. Gabelloni pitched for the descendants of Sunny Italy, fanning 14 with one walk. Brown and Fraser combined on the mound for the Stars, with close decisions noted in the report.
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No Score In This Game Between Cadets And Seminary
June 15 Norwich University cadets hosted Montpelier Seminary on campus in a late afternoon game. Five innings passed with no runs for either side, signaling a scoreless affair amid the camp notes.
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Platteburg's Team Named For Northern League Pennant
The Platteburg Press lists a New York roster including pitcher Lige Washburn and twirlers Barberick Jolson with Doc Hildebrand to lead the rotation. Catchers O'Leary and Dame Clarke, Bottemus at first, De Mone at short, Wilhelm at third, Cosgrave in center, and Graham or Diehl in right field are named with two fielding positions yet unsettled.
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Doc" Hildebrand
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Baseball Notes From The Boston Herald And Local Press
The Boston Herald praises Selec's new man Ruelbach as a wonder while Paddy Dull toils in Indianapolis. Chicago's Hub Hart may join the American team. Washington Post touts a top college backstop. Reports cover Charley Matthewson’s no hit shutout over Chicago, New York batters, Plattsburg northern league plans, and top national and American league hitters. Details include Otto Deininger re-signing with Burlington, Fitchburg’s win, and lingering debates about Vickers after last Friday’s game.
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Gala Day for Cantons Parade Draws Vermont and New York Members
Rutland June 15 A Patriarchs Militant event in Vermont featured Cantons from Rutland and visiting units from Whitehall Glens Falls Fort Edward and Ballston New York. A uniform parade followed by supper at Odd Fellows hall and an evening session to nominate candidates boosted hopes for growth after a previous fire destroyed paraphernalia two years ago.
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University president warns college athletes harm from exertion
Urbana June 15 President Eli James of the University of Illinois says five years of careful training injures many athletes. He reports football and other sports leave players with weak hearts, risking lifelong health and business prospects. He notes many famed athletes suffered heart disease, with rowing tennis and sprinting linked to early deaths.
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Dalrymple Opposes Municipal Ownership In Utilities
Philadelphia reporter notes Jomen Dalrymple of Glasgow argues municipal ownership of street railways gas works and telephone services would empower political machines. He warns such public control could solidify political influence across large cities and cites dangers from utility jobs and office holders.
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President Indignant Appeals for Congress Over Chinese Exclusion
Washington reports outline President Roosevelt urging Congress to act on Chinese exclusion laws amid a vigorous boycott push led by Metcalf. The piece notes immigration officials offer leniency but fear economic harm as Beijing counters with protests and a proposed designations system to manage travel certificates.
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Sovie
Filipinos Learning Fast Says Education Expert
In Washington on a trip to Alabama Prof Thomas E Dennis of Matuna foresees two decades of American education in the Philippines shaping the archipelago. He notes five years of schooling have produced widespread schoolhouses, books, and furniture, with Filipino pupils excelling in English and civil government and many teachers being developed.
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Philippines
Dennis
Alabama
Chicago Teamsters Call Strike a Dead Issue
The Chicago Teamsters' Joint Council backs away from the Montgomery Ward strike, calling it a dead issue as a routine business matter. officials say the strike is “taking care of itself.” In a separate incident, Frank Hartman was fatally shot by guard “Bunk” Jones during a confrontation near Chatteld Lumber Company, with Jones firing after resisting arrest by mob sympathizers.
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Land fraud charges rock California mining regions
San Francisco June 14 State Mineralogist E. L. Aubrey accuses thousands of acres in Butte Plumas and Siskiyou counties of being secured illegally. He reports information to the government special prosecutor in Oregon and cites TH J Yard who represents the Western Pacific Railroad and T B Walker a Minnesota lumberman as having filed on lands in northern counties. Aubrey says thousands of mineral land filings are non mineral in Charvester.
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Peer of Her Husband Mt St Agnes Address
Cantinhl Gibbons told Mt St Agnes graduates that woman today is the peer of her husband yet should not seek the same functions. He warned against women invading clan privileges and voting and urged women to influence men to vote instead and to preach virtue at home.
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Wisconsin Senate backs Host bill on mutual life surpluses
Madison June 15 the Senate panned a bill to compel Mutual Life Insurance to distribute surpluses to policy holders at least every five years. The measure now goes to the governor for approval. It is hailed as a landmark reform in Wisconsin insurance policy and a continuation of Insurance Commissioner Host's drive to protect policyholders amid the New York Equitable dispute.
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Cartridges Blast Injures Four Boys in Concord
Four boys playing on Center street yesterday morning in Concord were injured when they pounded a cartridge with a stone and it exploded. Robert Frazer suffered severe facial injuries, another boy Callahan was badly cut and bruised, two others were less seriously hurt. The cartridge is believed to have been heavily charged with dynamite.
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Young Corbett Beats Thompson in Ten Rounds at Butte
Hutte Mont June 1 After ten rounds of clever fighting Young Corbett of Denver won over Maurice Thompson of Butte Thompson was knocked down in the second round and knocked out late as his seconds threw up the sponge Corbett pressed the attack in every round delivering powerful blows that would have KOed many fighters.
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ZIEGLER RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES AT FRANZ JOSEF LAND
Tromsoe Norway June 15 The Are steaner Terra Nova with W 8 Champ who was secretary of the late William Ziegler and who is in command of the vessel sailed yesterday for Franz Josef land to the relief of the Ziegler expedition headed by Anthony Fialis of Brooklyn N Y on board the America A second relief expedition aboard the Magdalena starts for Greenland June 16
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Buffalo train records 526 miles in 453 minutes
Buffalo June 15 The Lake te 'bi Holfato traveled 526 miles to Chicago and back in 453 minutes beating the world record of 470 minutes. The train consisted of four cars and was hauled by a large locomotive. Average speed, excluding stops, was 70 miles per hour.
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Government foes advertise ban sparks labor defiance
A period piece notes renewed resistance to advertising American goods as a confrontation rises. It cites actions related to reinstating foreman Miller at the Government Printing Office and a rebuke to Chicago teamsters. The text also mentions courageous expressions of defiance against certain labor dictates amid anti-Chinese sentiment.
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Morton to Wait on Hendricks Report in Equitable Affair
New York June hearing on the Equitable affair delays action as Supt Hendricks reviews past conduct of society officers. Executive committee met briefly. Morton refuses resignations and says no policy outline until the report is known. Trustees may meet today. eight-member executive committee to act on recommendations.
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A Montpelier Mention in a Faraway Tale
Sheriff J D Miles of Newport escorted an insane man to the state hospital for the insane at Waterbury on Tuesday. The man recalled working in Montpelier, then hesitated, pondering twenty years ago and whether he still stood in Montpelier. The remark emerged as the pair rode along, revealing a distant memory tied to the station and town.
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