Baseball Scores Across the National League May 2
The bulletin records multiple NL games with scattered errors and attendance figures. Pittsburgh fell to New York 6 to 9, while Cincinnati defeated Cincinnati 5 to , and Boston edged St Louis 7 to 2, with pitchers Philipp, OConnor, and Hewellman among listed names and umpires CKatsu and Kinstig noted amid rough text.
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Pittsburg
New York
Fittsburg
Phillips
Pitsburg
van Blaltret
Philipp and
O'Connerns
Hewellman
Pittsbore I
Kinstig
Major League Scores Roundup From May 22
In Baltimore and Chicago reports, Detroit’s offense faced strong pitching as key runs were scarce. Heaton and Jones delivered for Boston while St Louis and Washington posted modest wins. Cleveland and Philadelphia games featured high hits but uneven defense with modest crowds at attendance 2887 and 408.
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Chicago
Hunton
Hoston
Heaton
Jones
Attendance at St. Paul game features strong pitching
The article notes a recent St Paul match with solid pitching and defense. It mentions Seaver and a White Sox pitcher, plus multiple teams including Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Attendance listed as 2700, with a lively crowd and several fielding errors by Toledo affecting the outcome.
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Poledo
Grocthy
Gamie Minneapolis
Minneunatis
Toledo Auovvo
Yreo Kiednew
Atnmire—ebrigint
Davenport Turmoil Marked by Multiple Game Results
In a May 2 radar tabulation from three leagues Evansville and Rockford posted notable scores while Davenport struggled and fell behind. Substantial play by Tow Batteries and Byers highlighted Davenport’s loss as other towns like Rockford and Bloomington posted decisive wins amid a busy slate of regional matchups.
Birmingham routs Shreveport and Chattooga Chooses 4
Southern League results show Birmingham defeating Shreveport and Chattooga 4 to 2 while Nashville hosts New Orleans as Louisville 7 and Nashville 4. Lit Ue Howk & At Nanhvtiles-Nashville 7.
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Birmingham
Shreveport
Chattooga
Nanhvtiles
Nashville
College Ball News Brief Improves Roster
A fragmented report notes college teams in a May 22 schedule with Bedolt and Allent players referenced. Washington defeats Jefferson as Ubin University posts a win. The item lacks full names and clear outcomes.
Money At 5 Percent Secured By Fort Wayne Mortgage
We offer money at five percent interest secured by a mortgage on Fort Wayne improved real estate. Tate of Vesby & Heaton operate offices at Court and Berry streets. An alarm clock alarm rings for twenty five minutes. Dallas PF and Arcade Jeweler advertise. White duck pants at Patterson's.
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Fort Wayne
Dallas PF
Green
Arcade Jeweler
Deaths in Wayne Township and Local Funeral Notices
Magdalene Bohne, three years old, died at home in Wayne Township from exhaustion. Funeral from the residence Saturday at 4 o'clock. Also notices for Nicholas Burg, John W. Haver, Mrs. Rachel Welcker, Carl Krauss, John C. Kensill, and Anthony Wayne Post G A R services with times and locations at various residences and churches.
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Bohne
Magdalene
Henry Soline
Wayne Township
Nicholas Burg
Une
Montgomery
St. Mary's Catholic’ Church
Johu W H. Aver
Manes
Mandstrest
Lake
Carl Krauss
Jackeon Street
John CG. Kensill
Residenes
Holman Ehrect
Third Presbyterian Church
Anthony Wayne Post
G. A. Th
Court House
Jovelows
Senator Hoar Speech On Concentration Camps And Philippines
Senator Hoar likens concentration camp horrors to Civil War prisons and urges clear presidential principle in the Philippines. He asserts that the nation must uphold its history and ideals, delivering justice and maintaining national honor without allowing annexation excesses.
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Andessine
Vie
Philippines
Lear
Sey
Chim
Family of Nations
America
Philippine
Immigration education test debate in the House continues
The House resumed discussion on immigration with amendments including a educational test for entrants. A rule requiring conference printing in the Congressional Record was adopted, and other procedural motions were sent to conference as sessions progress.
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Washington
Almoat
Ater Wout
Alabama
House
Senate
Creed Revision Adopted by Assembly Amid Controversy
The assembly voted to adopt a creed revision after heated debate with speakers including Ray, G. Talley of Kisatimee Movida opposing it. Supporters argued the revision modernizes doctrine while critics warned of changing core beliefs. The session closed with devotional services and benediction.
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Fembig G. Talley
Kisatimee
Movida
Ome
Maine
Rome
Minion
Dir
Duffield
First Presbyterian Church
Chiweh
Richard
Jlolmes
Pittsburg
S J Stem
Assembly
Chammons
Jolngon
Chicago
Dickey
Ror. Hooth
Woman of health and duty honored in Kansas City notice
Mrs W L Butler, senior sider and guard of Foote Division No 48, Order of Railway Conductors, is praised as a model wife and mother. The piece extols Wine of Cardui as a cure for irregular or painful menstruation, recounting Mrs Butler’s recovery after years of invalidism and urging readers to consult the Ladies’ Advisory Department for guidance.
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W. L. Butler Lessor Sider
Tod Guard
The
O. R C
Foote Divison No
Kansas City
Nakes
Cardus
Mm. W. L. Buller
Belleview Avenue
Oié
Foole
Order of Railway Conductors
Alik Joy
Cardui
Cardi
Gardai
Buller
Per
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Jhive Co
Chattanooga
Cardail
Chintiai
Carter
Surprise Move Delays Cumberland Assembly Vote in Springfield
Springfield Missouri May 22 Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly faced a preliminary surprise as a motion to table the home mission board matter passed. Leaders on both sides are depressed and reconsideration is expected. Arcade Jeweler confirms a guarantee of excellence through Dallan Green.
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Springfield
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Auission Board
Fullerton’s
Dallan Green
Arcade
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