Baseball scores and standings from yesterday in two leagues
Yesterday's results in the National League: Cincinnati 6 New York 5. St Louis 2 Boston 2 in 11. Chicago Philadelphia rain. Pittsburgh Brooklyn rain. American League: New York 5 Detroit 1 in 1st game. Detroit 6 New York 4 in 2d. Boston 11 Cleveland Chicago 6. Philadelphia 2 St Louis 6 Washington 2. Also reports tornado deaths in Kansas and Missouri and broad weather damage.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Thiago
LPA
Otisville Flag Raising Ceremony Highlights Community Event
Otisville held a flag raising outside Library Hall amid a rain shower with a full audience. J W Miller, Corporal J J Reason, and Drum Major J H Mode led the Flag rising by the Seventy first Regiment. The program included patriotic songs, prayers, Gettysburg and America recitations, an audience drill, and addresses by G T Townsend and Judge A B Seeger.
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Library
Otisville
J. W. Miller
J J. Reason
J. H. Mode
Seventy-first Regiment
Joan Kershaw Seole
Gettysburg
Ethel Howard
America
Columbia
Ralph Howell
G. T. Townsend
Audiance
Dogs take heavy toll on sheep in New York state
Middleburg farmer Joseph Borst writes to Governor Whitman claiming about three hundred thousand dogs in New York cost farmers twenty million dollars yearly in gross receipts. He argues the Wicks dog act would allow backcountry farmers to profitably raise sheep on unused hillside lands.
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New York State
Joseph Borst
Middleburg
Whitman
Schoharie County
Farmers urged to raise sheep over dogs on farms
Mr. Borst urged farmers to repurpose idle wood lots and distant hills for sheep to boost earnings. He argued 200,000 farmers could each raise 10 to 30 sheep, adding over 2 million lambs yearly and $320 million in value, noting dogs as the main obstacle and urging support for the Wicks sheep bill.
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Mr. Borst
Ross
Wicks Speep Hill
Egypt's Pharaoh Era Women Wore Bracelets
Fragmentary note recalls ancient Egypt bracelets worn by women in the time of the Pharaohs. The text mentions preparing food by dipping a knife in water to cut smooth slices, implying kitchen practice of the era.
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Egypt
Seventy-First Under Canvas At Brookside Camp
Seventy first regiment moves third battalion under canvas from Indyor Armory to Brookside Camp on East Main Street. Captain William R. Fearn leads supply. trucks shuttle equipment to the new site with sanitation cleanups underway. The new camp boasts city water, electric lighting, and easy rail and road access, coordinating with nearby trolley lines for quick supply.
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Sevrenty-first
Simjor Walter Dearuiter
Imcoe State Armory
Brookside
Armor
William R. Fearn
Iltasa
East Main Street
Kana L
Lucius A. Salisbury
M. C
Alexander Granat
Wallkill
Mooseheart Women and P O A Meeting Notices
Meeting notices from Mooseheart Women in rooms on West Main Street and Corp 41 P O A on Washington Street set for Thursday evening and 8 o'clock respectively. Attendees urged to be present for nominations and regular proceedings. Chicago reports a $1,000,000 charity drive by Elks with five member committee to confer with Red Cross and federal officials in Washington and Boston convention planned. Nomination of Rev H W Foremen for chaplaincy of the First Regiment N G NY with commission expected from Governor Whitman.
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Mooseheart
Mooseheartt Segion
West Main Street
P.O. OF A
Corp No 41
P. O. of A
Washington Street
Chicago
Elks
Edward Hightor
Red Cross
Washington
Righter
Boston
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Fanning
Indianapolis
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
KX. C
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Wcfermor C. H. Brough
Arkansas
H. W. Foremen
Emmanuel Episcopal Church of
Offices Return to Captain Steedman’s Company 1 NY Regiment
With the Sanitary Detachment and Third Battalion vacating the first floor, the rooms will be restored to Captain H. L. Steedman commanding Company 1, First New York Regiment of Infantry, of this city, now occupying the second floor offices.
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H. L. Steedman
First
New York Regiment of Infantry
Ulsterville Notes on Visits and Jobs
Ulsterville residents report visitors including Mr and Mrs J L Norris from Walden visiting Ale and Mrs A Howe. Mrs C H Witte returns from surgery with niece Mrs F Kruise and children. Frank Ivory resigns from Borden Condensed Silk Co Pine Bush for Stewart Bros. H Early of Newburgh visits Howe family.
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Ulsterville
J. L. Norris
Walden
Ale
A Howe
C. H. Witte
F. Kruise
Charles Zingraff
Thomas
William Howe
Newburgh
Frank Ivory
Borden Condensed Silk Co
Pine Bush
Stewart Bros
H. Early
Howe
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National League
Associated Press
Kansas
Cyr
Missouri
Centralia
Richmond
Elmont
Kan
Greenland
Oeton
Offic
AMEL
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
King Humbert Society
James Sstreet
Breese
Golf Shop Golf Supplies
Golf Repairs
North St
Framkes & Levin
North Street
Middletown, N. Y
Vanes
Snow
Butler
Wellington
Cedric
Ipaar
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