Slive Base Ball Tips and Local League Happenings
Hartford today reports the Senators struggle with recent defeats as leading sluggers fatten averages against weaker pitchers. Behrendt, Luyster, Kling, O’Rourke, and Zeller are named amid transfers and lineup changes. Pokers and Ponies face weathered schedules and rain interruptions. Occasional trades include Lobert, Swanson, Zavatkay, Burna, and Watchob set against All-Meridens on tomorrow’s slate.
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Hartford
Senators
Wes
O'Rourke
Baseball scores yesterday across leagues and CT League
American League games saw Boston 1 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 0 at St Louis 0 Chicago rain. National League Pittsburg 5 No other scheduled Philadelphia 4. Connecticut League results included New Britain 6 Northampton 4 and 8 2 in two games, Hartford Holyoke 8 7, Waterbury Haertford 3. Games today postponed due to George Dovey funeral. American League matchups New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit. Connecticut League Hartford Bridgeport New Britain New Haven Waterbury Holyoke Springfield Northampton.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
National League
Pittsburg
New Britain
Northampton
Haertford
Holyoke
Hartford
George Dovey
Boston Club
New York
Washington
Detroit
Connecticut League
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Springfeld
P.C
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadela
Washington Esses
St. NL
Haven
Bridgeport High Schedules Crucial Tie Chance at Newfield Park
Bridgeport High School meets Meriden High tomorrow at Newfield Park in a pivotal Western Division clash that could tie Bridgeport with New Haven and Middletown for the league title. The series continues with Bridgeport facing Middletown, then New Haven in Milford, and if winners align, a decisive Yale Field game Saturday. Local fans urged to support and fund raise for travel and expenses as the team pushes toward Connecticut championship glory.
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Bridgeport
Meriden High
Newfield Park
New Haven
Middletown
New Haven High
Middletown Etch
Meriden
Middletown High
Milford
Yale
Ee Ee Arene Ski
Toney
Newfield
Connecticut
McDermott Seeks Refund of License Fee
Joseph McDermott asked the council to refund proportionately $110 of a $375 license fee paid for a liquor license at Madison avenue and Alice street from February 1, 1909. An appeal halted operations, then the Superior court allowed business after May 11, 1909, and McDermott contends no benefit was gained during the appeal.
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Joseph McDermott
McDermott
Madison Avenue
Alice’ Street
Immonly
Senate approves tariff bill changes under Aldrich plan
Senate approves several tariff alterations urged by Chairman Aldrich on June 22. Saltpeter shifts from free to dutiable at 0.5 per pound, matching the Dingley and Payne levels. Caney cement duties set by value bands up to 14 dollars per ton for high valued cement, with enamelled ware at 45 percent, and asbestos kept under review for possible protection. The panel adjourns to study clays and earth under Burton's request.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Payne
Heyburn
Burton
Republican
Who
Demurrer Overruled In Case of Heinze
Federal Judge Ray overruled the demurrer filed by Stanford Robinson, counsel for F. Augustus Heinze, to the indictment accusing Robinson of obstructing justice and aiding the removal of United Copper Company books. The case was scheduled for Thursday as Arthur Heinze’s demurrer also faced disposition. Wise planned to present Arthur Heinze’s case next morning. the judge indicated he would likely overrule that demurrer as well.
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New York
Ray
Stanford Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Robinson
Wise
Heinze
William Rand
Arthur P. Heinze
Arthur F. Heenze
Sugar fraud cases put over to October term
New York June 22 The case of Oliver Spitzer and six others formerly employed by the American Sugar Company on charges connected with the false weighing of imports was postponed until the October term by Federal Judge Holt.
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New York
Oliver Spitzer
Eix
American Sugar Company
Holt
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk reaches Hogup Utah
Edward Payson Weston notes on day eighty five of his cross nation trek from New York to San Francisco. he travels via Ogden Utah and lists a detailed daily route from Hogup through Reno and into San Francisco with railroad support and hospitality from railroad officials. new york times mentions his progress and the Blanchard Lunch advertising.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
Hogup
Utah
Ogden
J. N. Murray
Kruttschnitt
James Horsburg, Jr
J. M. Davis
B C.manson
Southern Pacific Railway
Midlake
Tecoma
Nev
Moore
Ryndon
Carlina
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
Rye Patch
Toy
Reno
Summit
Clipper Gap
Sascramento
Stockton
Niles
New York Times
Youngs
Mrs Temple's Telegram Shines at Poli's Week of Comedy
Poli's all star summer stock company presents a sparkling three act comedy with Miss Fleming as Mrs Temple and Mr Ince as Jack Temple. The show drives lively humor and strong staging while a Prettiest Baby contest runs throughout the week with cash prizes awarded at the matinee next Saturday. Coupons vote for babies and a Rajah silk suit giveaway to a patron's display. A 350 Parisian hat was presented to Mrs Chas O'Brien yesterday. Special souvenir photos and a Friday flower reception on stage cap the week.
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Mrs. Temple
Poli
Miss Fleming
Temple
Mr. Ince
Jack Temple
Sas
Poli's
Wees
Laborde Company
Main
Cannon Streets
Poll's
Chas. O’brien
O’brien
Gas leak, fire damage reported at East Main Street laundry
A gas odor near Fairfield Avenue and Middle Street suggests a gas main was punctured during water pipe work. Fire from a chimney spark damaged the laundry at 945 East Main Street, with an estimated loss of about $25. The property is owned by Mara & Hunt.
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Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
East Main Street
Mara & Hunt
Yale Harvard and Princeton condemned by Bishop in New York speech
Bishop McFaul of the Trenton diocese urged College of St Francis Xavier graduates to bolster Catholic education and press Catholic press. He attacked Yale Harvard and Princeton for undermining faith and morality, warned of social ambition driving academics, and urged support for Catholic institutions to save the faith.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
College of St. Francis Xavier
New York
American Federation of Catholic Societies
America
Mark
Hanna
Tiste
United States
Roosevelt Still After Elephants In Sotik Hunt
Roosevelts hunting party in Sotik British East Africa has yet to kill an elephant, though lion, giraffes, cheetahs and other game have been taken. Kermit Roosevelt claimed the largest lion, while Colonel Roosevelt adapts to the climate and pace. A runner four days from the camp provides the update.
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Warrington Dawson
United Press
Nalvasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Sotik
High Plains
Mau Hills
Roosevelt Camp
Kermit
Mr. Roosevelt
McMillan Ranch
Colonel
Smallpox On The Rotterdam Detains Northwest Line Steamer
A Northwest Transport Line steamer Region Castle arriving from Rotterdam via Halifax is detained at Quarantine due to a smallpox case among steerage passengers. The ill immigrant became sick June 12, and isolation occurred in the ship hospital. About 120 passengers in the same compartment will be moved to Hoffman Island for observation, and the ship will undergo disinfection.
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United Press
New York
Northwest Transport Line
Region Castle
Rotterdam
Halifax
Hoffman Island
Gladstone and Dorothy Defy Early Rising In Comedy
A London Tatler anecdote shows seven year old Dorothy Drew rebuking her grandfather Gladstone for rising early. She cites Psalm 127 and his surprise yields to the revolt. The mix of humor leads into notes on perfume history and lists of notable figures, including six great men from 1730 to 1830.
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Gladstone
Dorothy
Dorothy Drew
London Tatler
Mr. Gladstone
Napoleon
Nelson
Washington
Wellington
Pitt
George Stephenson
Stephenson
Europe
London
Auction Sale of Household Furniture by Daniel P. Keane
Household goods offered include 35 brass and iron beds with springs nine No 8 and six No 7 nickel trimmed steel ranges stoves with highs shelf waterback five mail cook stoves ten parlor stoves round extension tables sideboards eight bureaus four ice boxes chairs tables looking glasses carpets rugs carriages until 1000 yards Cook’s kn and two van loads of good secondhand furniture including antiques nothing reserved sale by Daniel P Keane.
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Daniel P. Keane
Notice of sale of Youngs Lunch Company assets and debt settlement
Notice announces the sale of the Youngs Lunch Company lunch business at 26 Fairfield Ave to FE Blanchard Lunch Company. It requests any outstanding bills be presented for payment and thanks the public for past patronage, signed E. S. Youngs from Atlantic Hotel Bridgeport. It then includes miscellaneous notices on cancer timing, a comic blurb, and an ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
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Youngs Lunch Company
Fairfield Ave
FE. H. Blanchard” Lunch Company
Youngs’ Lanch” Company
E. S. Youngs
Atlantic Hotel
Bridgeport
Com
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English Woolen Mills Co
Main St
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Charles V
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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