Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League New York beat Boston 3 to 1 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 Cincinnati won 5 to 1 over Chicago Pittsburg 4 to 3 over St Louis American League Boston 10 6 New York 3 4 St Louis 8 Detroit 3 Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 Washington 2 Philadelphia 0 American Association Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 4 Louisville 4 Indianapolis 3 Columbus 3 Toledo 2 St Paul 12 Kansas City 9 Wisconsin Illinois League Milwaukee 8 Madison 7 Oshkosh 8 Green Bay 3 Appleton 3 Wausau 2 Rockford 3 Racine 2 Games today Boston at New York.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
St Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland Chicago
Columbus
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Madison
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Appleton
Wausau
Rockford
Racine
Major League Baseball Matchups Listed for Weekend Card
The schedule lists Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Louisville at Indianapolis Toledo at Columbus Wisconsin Illinois League Rockford at Fond du Lac Madison at Racine Oshkosh at Green Bay Appleton at Wausau
Two Die in Indiana Car Crash Near Laporte
William M. Hamilton and Bernard Duffy were killed when their car plunged into a ditch near Laporte Indiana. Joseph Albright and Norman Lally, both of Michigan City, were seriously injured in the crash.
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Laport
Ind
William M. Hamilton
Bernard Duffy
Michigan City
Joseph Albright
Norman Lally
It Would Seem So What Is Paris’s Biggest Event
An American tourist questions a host about Paris history. The host’s obsequious tone contrasts with the tourist’s claim that the discovery of America, not Paris, propelled the city’s financial rise.
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Paris
America
Aid to Silk Industry in France Urged
The article argues for timely bounty payments on fresh cocoons and spinning and for practical sericulture instruction in elementary schools and agricultural colleges as the best method to halt the decline of sericulture in France.
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France
Ten Cent Melodrama Echoes Life’s Simple Truths
A noting line reflects on life’s fewer complications compared to a trivial melodrama. The remark hints at the limited stakes of daily existence relative to sensational stories.
Dodgers Crush Phillies as Mayer, Brennan Succeed
Dodgers pound Phillies with eighteen hits for 26 bases led by Mayer and Brennan. Stack posts a rare miss, while Giants close gap to within a game and a half. Yankees split with Boston as Daniels and Cree pace first game. second game sees Beiderdine and Beal stifled by New York pitching. Brown hurls a three hit game for the Athletics.
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Doom
Phillies
Dodgers
Mayer
Brennan
Brooklyn
Stack
Dodger
Giants
James Tesreau
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pirates
Cardinals
Daniels
Cree
Yankees
New Yorkers
Bedient
Washington
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
Mackman
McInnis
Barry
Lapp
Brown
Doubtful Faith Questions God and Germs
A little girl says she prayed for her ill father but doubted God could kill germs. She admits thinking God is bigger and wiser than people yet questions whether prayer can stop illness, reflecting a child’s view on faith and science.
Polk First Dark Horse Nominee at 1844 Democratic Convention
The first man described as a dark horse at a national convention was James K. Polk nominated for president at the 1844 Democratic National Convention. His strongest opponents were Martin Van Buren and Lewis Cass.
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Polk
James K. Polk
Martin van Buren
Lewis Cass
Coulon Delays Title Bout May Lose Crown
Los Angeles reports promoter Tom Mc Carey warns Johnny Coulon if he does not face Kid Williams of Baltimore for the bantamweight title, Williams will be recognized as champion and Coulon will forfeit the diamond belt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Coulon
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Tom McCarey
Conlon
Williams
Vernon
Detectives Arrest 19 in Chicago Gambling Crackdown
In Chicago detectives armed with captuses made wholesale arrests as a grand jury indicted nineteen men in a gambling war sparked by the police department. Ten of the indicted were under arrest today.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Police
Last Witch Burning Across Regions
The article notes that witch executions persisted into recent history in some countries. Peru saw an execution as late as 1888, with South America and others continuing into the 19th century. England, Scotland, Spain, and Germany held convictions and beliefs into the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
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Peru
South America
England
Hertford
Scotland
Spain
Germany
Relic of History Leans on Tea Party Teapot
A newly wealthy woman eager to impress the bishop hosts a showing of her antique collection. She narrates each piece’s history and points to an old yellow teapot claiming it was used in the Boston Tea Party.
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Boston
Save the Middle Aged and Preventable Deaths
Quote from Richard Barry notes a shift in public health focus from birth shortages to diseases of maturity. He argues the race’s danger lies in ignorance of aging diseases and in poor prevention.
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Richard Barry
Duty as a Reformer in an Age of Machinery
The piece argues there is no ex acting duty as reform, notes the asceticism of athletes and scouts, and says drink ruins are reduced as industry, with its need for clear minds and steady nerves, expands on every hand. It claims new business stress raises the value of sobriety and restraint.
How to mellow strong tasting onions
Slicing the onions and draining in a colander before pouring boiling water over them. Then plunge into ice water and leave for half an hour. The process makes the onions sweeter and crisper.
Government Is a Necessity Quote Attribution
A quotation from Thomas R. Marshall states that government is a necessity not a luxury and that no government may take more than is absolutely necessary to run affairs efficiently and economically.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Why March Is Shortest Month Observation
A Kansas girl notes March is the shortest month because the wind blows three days a week. Her lighthearted remark reflects rural weather lore and seasonal change in early spring.
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Kansas
When the Truth Is Lost
A reflective quote attributed to John Ruskin on truth, duty, and knowledge. It warns that omissions in our duties hide essential truths we ought to understand.
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John Ruskin
Brooklyn Beats Phillies to Narrow Gap at Top
Brooklyn pitchers Stack and the Dodgers defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Stack fanned six and allowed three hits. New York beat the Braves 3 to 1 to tighten the race, while Cincinnati topped Chicago 5 to 1 on Benton’s birthday. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in extra innings to trim the leaders’ margin.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Stack
Dodgers
Phillies
Fisher
Myer
Brennan
Killifer
New York
Boston
Cubs
Charley Smith
Reds
J. Dodge
Chicago
Cincinnati
Smith
Bresnahan
Benton and
Clark
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores from June 28 across leagues
Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 1 as Falkenberg, Blanding and Carisch got the win for the White Sox. Boston swept a doubleheader against New York 19 to 3 and 6 to 3 with Keating and Fisher among pitchers for the Red Sox. St Louis defeated Detroit 8 to 3, and Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Washington taking 2 to 0 in the first game and Philadelphia winning 11 to 5 in the second.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Naps
Falkenberg
Blanding
Carisch
Cicotte
Russell
Schalk
Boston
New York
Red Sox
Chance
Keating
Caldwell
Sweeney
Fisher
McConnell
Bedient
Nanamaker
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Detroit
Tigers
RHFE
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Agnew
Hall
Davis
Stanage
Washington
Philadelphia
Senators
Johnson
Brown
Lapp
Ainsmith
Hauck
Bush
Schang
Hughes
Gallia
Harper
Henry
Williams
The Unreturning Step The Explorer's Endless Start
A portrait of daily habit where Stanley resumes his work at dawn exploring Africa and the postman repeats routes from yesterday, renewing ties with Tompkins Square as a quiet ritual of ongoing motion.
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Stanley
Africa
Tompkins Square
Iceless Refrigerator Invented by Oregon Man
An Oregon man has invented an iceless refrigerator a double walled chest packed with salt between the walls to shield contents from surrounding warm air.
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Oregon
Wall Vases in Various Shapes and Colors
Tall wicker vases and wall hangers come in many shapes and sizes. Grays greens pinks browns and blues are among the colors seen in these decorative holders.
Rioting Words From Mrs Robins On Wage Vices Link
Mrs Raymond Robins of Chicago and head of the National Women's Jade Union League of America argues investigations reveal a link between low wages and social vice. She notes commercialized vice is real and affects factory and store workers, while praising thousands of women who maintain integrity amid suffering and temptation.
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Raymond Robins
Chicago
National Women’s Jade Union League of America
Robins
Besie Sissions Married William F Baldwin in Pittsburg
New York June 28. Miss Bes sie Sissions a society stage beauty announced to friends that since last Christmas she has become the wife of William F Baldwin of Pittsburg. She is daughter of Lieut Colonel Benjamin R Russell U S Marine corps retired.
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New York
Bessie Sissions
William F. Baldwin
Pittsburg
Benjamin R. Russell
U. S. Marine Corps
Efficiency in Industry Drives New Automotive Economy
The passage notes Cowper’s prowess with terse verse and likens it to engineers who optimize ships and mills. It says engine builders for ships long taught engine builders for mills to save space, materials, and coal, and in the same way the automobile points the power house to new economies.
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Cowper
U S COTTON CROP PRODUCTION IN 1912 REVEALED
Census statistics show the 1912 cotton crop as the largest since 1911 with total value about 14,313,015 dollars and an estimated 920,630,000 dollars in production. Texas alone accounts for nearly one quarter of the world's cotton crop.
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Washington
Amaca
Texas
Too Many Things Overwhelms Women Seeking Contentment
The article notes many nervous dissatisfied women could find happiness by simplifying possessions. It suggests abandoning tenant homes for hotels or boarding houses, arguing homes could remain if superfluous furnishings were discarded.
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