Baseball results from National and American leagues
Results across the National and American leagues with game scores, batteries, umpires, and standings for Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and others. Includes International and New York State leagues standings and cross-league tallies.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Pieres
Reulbach
Humphries
Archer
Stark
Curtis
Miller
Clay
Emslie
Boston
R. WE
Pittsburgh
Camnitz
Robinson
Simon
Kelly
James
Whaling
Balleriose Steete
Geyer
McLean
Wingo
Alexander
Dooin
Klem
Orth
Wol. PC
L. PC
New
Cincinnati
Detroit
R. H.D
New York
Warhop and Sweeney
Willetts
Zanlock
Stanage
Dineen and Hart
R. HH. B. Wash
England
Gallia
Ainsmith
Scott
Easterly
Hildebrand and
Evans
St. Louis
R. HB
Philadephia
Klouck
Wyckoff
Thomas
Weisman
McAllister
O'Loughlin
Ferguson
Clevelands
International League
Toronto
R. H. EB
Newark
Buffalo
R .H. EB
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Li Po
Montreal
Providence
Jersey C'y
Syracuse
Troy Tooveeed
Naarete Kes
Elmira
Scranton
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Utica
H. B. Albany
Ww. Po
Albany
Wilkshire
Troy
President Wil Visit Lake Erie Perry Celebration
The President may attend Perry's victory celebration on Lake Erie set for September 1 along the lake shore between Buffalo and Toledo. A committee led by William J. Connors and Senator O Gorman urged his attendance while noting public business might keep him in Washington.
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Perry
Washington
Wilsig Wit
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Toledo
New York
State Senate and Assembly
William J. Connors
O'Gorman
League of Civil Service Commissioners
New York City
Four Police Inspectors Sentenced to Prison in Graft Case
Former Harlem police inspectors Leni Sweeney John J Murtha James Thompson and James E Hussey were convicted of conspiracy and sentenced by Justice Seabury to up to a year in Blackwell's Island with a $500 fine. They were marched to the Tombs in striped uniforms, photographed finger printed and mugged en route.
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New York
Hlckwell’s Island
New York Police Department
Harlem
Leni Sweeney
John J. Murtha
James Thompson
James E. Hussey
Seabury
Supreme Court
Blackwell’s Island
Aed
Francis L. Wellman
Hussey
Justice Seabury
Tam
Sipp
Captain Walsh
Newell
Smyth
Whitman
John I. Stanchfield
Clerk Penney
Garment Workers Vote to Strike Over Unionization Clash
Chicago district council of United Garment Workers threatens a 10 000 strong walkout if Wholesale Clothiers Association continues opposing unionizing shops. The unrest followed a factory walkout of 400 men. The strike would not affect 14 000 workers in closed shops.
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Chicago Garment Workers
Chicago
United Garment Workers of America
Wholesale Clothiers’ Association
Inspectors Seepeed Leaving Van Forthen Blackwell Island Boat
Inspectors depart from Blackwell Island boat as Seepeed is reported leaving in a van toward unspecified destination. Officials confirm ongoing investigative actions and vessel checks.
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Inspectorn Seepeed
van Forthen Blackwell
Japan's Protest on California Alien Land Legislation
Washington reports Japan lodged a formal protest through Viscount Chinda to Secretary Bryan regarding California alien land ownership laws. President Wilson and his cabinet discussed the issue, but no decision was reached as a cabinet session was cut short by an urgent New York dispatch. Bryan planned another talk with the Japanese ambassador, with the president likely to reconvene to review the talks and outcomes.
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Washington
Japan
United States
California
Viscount Chinda
Bryan
Fnnsf
Wilson
White House
New York
Union Station
Viscount Clinds
Stire
Abbas
Congress
Fordney
Michigan
Mi ‘Hols
Jim Mann
Madden
Chicago
Payne
House
Senate
Taft Attacks Initiative and Referendum and Urges Income Tax
In New Haven May 10 William H Taft Yale law professor in his third lecture on Modern Government denounces the initiative and referendum as regressive to constitutional spirit and politics. He advocates a graduated income tax on incomes over 1000 arguing everyone should contribute to government and feel responsibility. Taft criticizes Congress members for pandering to constituents and warns voters will eventually hold them to account.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
Iie
Taft
Congress
Reid Will Filed. Ambassador's London Estate Valued
The will of White Law Reid, former U S ambassador, was offered for probate in London. Property in the United Kingdom valued at 1190.72 pounds is named, with total estate value stated as 7139.72 dollars. Weather forecast calls for fair today and cooler winds tomorrow from the northwest.
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Ambassador
England
London
Whitelaw Reid
Tie Jet
United Kingdom
Many Sessions Are Necessary for Congress to Adjourn
Washington May 10 The Senate debates long sessions vs adjournment as a railroad magnate’s call for ten year recess meets resistance. Bacon and Underwood push for continuous work while Mann sees tariff timing as campaign leverage. House chatter covers personal prestige and farmer wealth amid tariff struggles.
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Washington
James I. Hill
Congress
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Hill
Greenland Glaciers Show Layered Basal Ice Strata
Readings of Greenland glaciers reveal vertical faces 100 to 1000 feet high with pronounced basal ice stratification. Laminations are 12 to 20 per inch, layers twisted or shoved, and movement at the border ranges from a foot per day to a foot per week.
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Greenland
Silent Happiness and Strained Neighbor Relations
A fragment recalls a private quarrel between Bertin and his mother over gossip from a neighbor. The exchange shows tension as they deny speaking for a fortnight and defend their decorum amid accusations of vulgarity.
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Berta
Bertin
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American Press Association
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Kindell
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Rucker
Prohibition
John Sharp Williams
Norris
Nebraska
R. M. Harr
Broadway
A.& P. Store
Long Branch
Buller
H. Goldstein
Mer
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E. M. Colton
Rockwell Ave
C. B. Deaver Broadway
Pho
Java
Second Avenue
Koops & Abell
Grocers
Phil Seamon
New Jersey
Hate
Sheea
Ssvicy Parens
Tura
Rumson Dairy
Rumson
N. J
Tel
Fair Haven
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Long Branch Daily Record
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Mr. Blithers
Cele Silas
Harpers Weekly
Mim
Mrs. Worktuard
New Orleans Picayune
Publius Syras
B'Way
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S&h
Bennett & Lewis
Juline Ave
Hhenes
Strictly Fresh
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
W. H. Clerk & Son
Branchport Ave
W. G. Wiseman, Optician
Reginald H. Haveron
Oph
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park
Atlas Sharon
A. C. Bennett Co
Ev Iverters
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Wesley Lake Bridge
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