Baseball Leaders and Standings Across Leagues
A condensed snapshot shows standings across Major Leagues and minor circuits. Tables list teams such as New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, and New York with win totals and winning percentages alongside American Association Western League Three Eye League Wisconsin Illinois League and other regional circuits.
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National League
W.L. P.C
W. L. P.c. New York
PhilfeVia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Mincin’ati
Boston
American League
Detroit
Philenia
Cleveland
Wash’ton
New York
Tours
American Association
Min
Milaukee
Col’mbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kan
Ind
Ap’ls
Western League
Denver
Isincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joe
Wichita Ts
TS .Agg
D. Moines
Topeka AS
Three Eye League
Quincy
Peoria
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Racine
Rockford
Appleton
Aurora
Wausau
Madison Sp Sg
Philadelphia
Washington
Columbus
Indianapolis
Linncoln
Bloomington
Springfield
Danville
Decatur
Dubuque
Davenport
Madison
Baseball scores from national and regional leagues
National League games show Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 10 and Chicago 0 Boston 6. American League results include Cleveland 3 Washington 2 and Detroit 7 Philadelphia 9. Other leagues list multiple outcomes with Columbus 2 Indianapolis 4 and Davenport 2 Dubuque 7 among many city matchups.
Two Die in Death Pact at Hotel In Boston
Miss Mabel Clayton was killed at the Preble House by Frank E. Ogilvie of Melrose who then shot himself. Both died within hours after the shooting while a sheet of music in the room suggested a joint death pact.
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Boston
Mabel Clayton
Preble House
Frank E. Ogilvie
Melrose
Ogilvie
Merger Creates Largest Trust Company in U S History
New York at noon today the Guaranty Trust company and the Standard Trust company signed papers merging to form the largest trust company. The combined assets total about 262.83 million with 239.68 million from Guaranty and 22.15 million from Standard. Guaranty adds 5 million capital while Standard contributes 1 million.
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Guaranty and ‘Standard Companies of
New York
United States
Guaranty Trust Company
Guaranty
Standard Trust Company
Standard
Studley Nominated for Governor by Republican Convention
Wartford Conn Sept 12 J P Studley was named on the third ballot for governor by the Republican state convention with four candidates. The platform lauded the Taft administration as steady and prospering, praising its quiet deeds in a year of national prosperity.
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Wartford
Conn
J. P. Studley
Taft
Ex-Banker Johnson Guilty of Obtaining Funds With Forged Note
Charles L. Johnson former Chicago banker and figure in the American Electric Fuse Co wrecking case was found guilty by a Muskegon jury of obtaining over $25 under false pretenses in a forged note sale to Old National Bank of Grand Rapids. Michigan law imposes a ten year maximum for the offense.
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Muskegon, Mich
Charles L. Johnson
Chicago
American Electric Fuse Company
Muskegon
Old National Bank of
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Duryea Estate Heir Receives Major Share for Nurse Care
Mineola Sept 12 An estate of 344 588 99 left by Walter F Duryea largely benefits Miss Anna Peregrine 155 983 90 of the total goes to her as the nurse who cared for him after his diving accident in Sands Point. Duryea lived with a broken neck for years.
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Mineola
L. I
Walter F. Duryea
Anna Peregrine
Duryea
Sands Point
Hamilton County Voice recounts 1897 price and tariff views
Joe Stafford of Noblesville recalls selling corn at 18 cents a bushel in 1897 and buying a horse for 47.50 while arguing for protective tariffs. He cites the Cleveland panic, foreclosures, and the need to keep mills and factories open for prosperity, urging voters to support Republican policies.
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Hamilton County
Indiana
Joe Stafford
Noblesville
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis
United States
Congress
Cicero
Cleveland
Republican Party
Ben Harrison
William McKinley
Durbin Sees Record Of Deeds Over Words In Indiana Race
The piece extols Winfield T. Durbin for his military service in the Civil War and Spanish-American War, veto of the Joss railway bill as governor, and stance against Morgan interests. It argues true patriotism and progressivism lie in deeds, not slogans, praising Durbin’s public acts and denouncing opponents' rhetoric in the Indiana gubernatorial campaign.
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Peru
Madison County
Indiana
Winfield T. Durbin
Republic
Marion
Winfield Durbin
Morgan
Evansville
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republicans Rally to Colors in Indiana State Committee Meeting
A Indiana gathering in Indianapolis of the Republican State Committee and county chairs shows strong organization and rising unity. The committee’s statement asserts sweeping Republican gains, warns against the Progressive third-party threat, cites Vermont victory, and urges voters to back Republican policies and candidates in the forthcoming election.
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Michigan
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
State Committee
Indiana
Vermont
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Praises Durbin Over Evansville Lynching Stand
President Roosevelt lauds Indiana Governor Winfield T. Durbin for vetoing consent to trial of a lynching suspect during the Evansville race riot. He commends Durbin for upholding law and order and urges all citizens to support the governor’s stance as vital to the republic.
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Indiana
Law and Order
Roosevelt
Winfield T. Durbin
Durbin
Evansville
Republic
Roosevelt joked about Indiana papers in 1908 encounter
The Fort Wayne News recalls Col Roosevelt calling the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News in Indiana a class of variegated mendacity after a 1908 spring meeting with Rep Watson. Roosevelt, then president, teased Watson as he noted Indiana’s two papers.
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Washington
Ind) Herald
Fort Wayne News
Roosevelt
Indianapolis Star
Ananias Club
White House
Taft
Representative Watson
Indiana
Mr. Watson
Indianapolis News
New York
Democrats Waste State Finances Riot at Capitol Described
Indianapolis September 10 1912 large critique of Indiana Democratic management under Taggart and Fleming alleging waste extravagance new jobs and increased salaries. It claims higher state costs 1909 1911 and improper use of the sinking fund to pay current bills, urging accountability and public access to audited records for taxpayers.
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Indianapolis
Taggart
Fleming
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Stephen B. Fleming
Marshall
Auditor of State
State Library
State House
Read
Democratic House
House
Senate
Republican
Steve Fleming
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Man
BIG Trust
Studley
Connecticut
Col. Durbin
Benjamin Harrison
Abraham Lincoln
Democratic Party of Free Trade
Gol. Roosevelt
Star
Anannias Club
State Capitol
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