Philadelphia Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Rainy NL Play
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated Pittsburg 5 to 7, with Leefield and Leever pitching for the visitors and McQuillin and Dooin handling defense for Philadelphia. Earlier, rain postponed several fixtures including Chicago-New York and St. Louis-Brooklyn. Other leagues saw Toledo rout Minneapolis 11 to 1, Louisville beat Kansas City 8 to 1, and Indianapolis top St. Paul 6 to 3.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
R.H. Pittsburg
Leifield
Leever
Tibson
McQuillin
Dooin
Chicago
New York
Wiet Grounds
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas Ciy
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Baseball Scores from the American League Summary
Frmn Score shows Washington beating Chicago 3 to 6 with 11 hits and 0 errors in Chicago. Philadelphia defeats St Louis 6 to 2 with 8 hits and 1 error. New York wins 8 to 3 over Detroit with 4 runs by Vaughan and Mitchell. Boston and Cleveland weather rain.
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R. H.E
Washington
Chicago
Reisling
Street
Smith
Scott and Payne
Philadelphia
St. Louis
R. FL
St. Louie
Lake, Waddell
Killifer
Allen
Plank
Lapp
New York
Roosevelt Homecoming Draws Nation to New York
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt's return to New York City for a celebratory welcome to be attended by thousands. The event will rival historic demonstrations, though President Taft will be unable to attend due to his own duties.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New York City
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Taft
Billions Invested in Electrical Stations
Washington reports the census bureau's special study on central electric stations for 1907 shows 3830 railway companies supplying current up from 251 in 1902. Output rose from 4.71 to 10.62 billion kilowatt hours with railways share dropping from 47.4% to 44.9%. Commercial and municipal plants grew to 4,714 in 1907, and total regulated capital reached about 6.21 billion dollars. The report notes consolidations and rises in sales for commercial use.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Central Electric Light
William M. Stellar
Wig
Missionary Conference Set to Assemble in Edinburgh
For the great World's Missionary Conference, which is to assemble in Edinburgh Tuesday for a session.
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Edinburgh
Deep Sea Life and Hidden Eye Shadows
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch account describes deep sea traits. It notes eyeless or large eyed creatures at depths beyond 700 fathoms and a color bias toward orange or red. It explains shell digging by cod and crabs and claims shipwrecks are eaten, leaving metal intact and human bones gone.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wagner Pays Publisher for Old Sonatas
A tale of a youthful Wagner writing a sonata that found modest success and later efforts to suppress it. He asked the publisher for remaining copies and sent payment when they delivered a thousand unsold sheets to his door.
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Wagner
Wagner’s Hidden Sonata Returns Recalled by Publisher
The story recounts Wagner receiving repeat consignments of his sonata after a dealer claimed the piece was to be suppressed. He protested the numbers, learned the dealer’s agents had returned copies, and reluctantly paid the bill. Thereafter stray batches arrived, printed on worn paper and sent to his door with notes of their return from distant markets.
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Wagner
Salesmanship and the value of self respect in pricing
A salesman explains that paying $5 for a plain linen handkerchief yields value through self respect and confidence. The customer later raises his willingness to pay for other wardrobe items, illustrating the psychology of salesmanship in business.
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Collier’s
Peculiar land laws in Corfu keep tenants co-owners
Corfu displays unique tenure rules where absentee landlords rent lands on perpetual leases. Tenants pay fixed rents tied to produce and cannot be expelled except for nonpayment, poor cultivation, or lease transfer with landlord consent. Rent can be raised only with tenant approval. Attempts at reform have failed, and the system persists from ancient times.
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Corfu
Bey
Hughes' Fight for a Coal Tariff Mobilizes Republicans
A political note argues Hughes will win wide GOP support by championing a coal tariff. The piece links tariff advocacy to conservative voters and frames the issue as pivotal for party unity.
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Hughes
Lame shoulder relieved by Chamberlain's Liniment
The article states that a lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. It notes the liniment is prompt effective and pleasant to use and available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Impudent store policy triggers a glove dispute
Mrs Pinkerton complains the gloves cannot be returned as they are deemed soiled and do not fit. The clerk and floorwalker laugh as she seeks a remedy. She discovers she has the wrong item, an old pair cleaned with gasoline, leading to frustration with the store.
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Pinkerton
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Everywhere
Advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the system with general sale through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women
Park Rapids Minnesota and Brookville Ohio women report relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims include weight gain, restored regularity, steadier nerves, and overall health improvement with testimonials on file at the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory. The advert notes the product is made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics, and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Minn
Brookville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rt. Kinnison
Lydia K. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Notice of Administrator's Sale of E L Ray Stock
Public auction set for Thursday June 23 1910 at 3 pm in Keystone Burke addition to sell the late E K L Ray's stock of goods invoiced at 7818 03. The store room occupied by the late E L Ray is offered with terms: one third cash on sale day, balance in three and six months with approved security. Sale reserves right to reject bids. L Wiginton Admr.
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EK. L. Ray
Keystone
Burke
E. L. Ray
I. L. Shor
L. Wiginton
Admr
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Russia
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