Tubers Triumph Over Giants At Polo Grounds
Brooklyn defeats New York 4 to 1 in a high scoring cellar clash. Crandall’s debut on the mound signals the Tubers’ victory as Bresnahan and Donlin spark Brooklyn with timely hits while Giants struggles with baserunning and fielding errors.
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Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Giants
Trey
Rociers
We Kraelkenl
Ors
Suburbas
Crandall
Emslie
Rudderham
Yevond
Donnin
Ord
Soren Ouer
Pattee
Ian
Ainderome
Puttee
Jordan
Ieeese
Pastorians
Ritter Toad
Shannon
Tenney
Montin
Alnerman
Whitey
Chicago and Cincinnati Battle in Mixed Baseball Card
Chicago faces Cincinnati in a tense game with Dees Huggins Lovett Ganzel and Stafdt contributing along with Tinker Kane and Chance. Lundgren and Reulbach pitched as did Campbell. Six innings featured highlights including two base hits and a three base hit by Paskert with solid defense and a late game substitution.
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Cincinnati
Dees
Huggins
Lovett
Kane
Chance
Ganzel
Stafdt
Schlei
Oh Be Tinker
King
Hulsw Les
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Reulbach
Fur Slagle
Echols
Sion
Sehler
Hulswitz
Moran
Paskert
Lundgren
Rensbach
Lobert
Chicago
Lundgrén
Campbell
Schuikte
Pittsburg St Triumphs In Tight Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg St defeats St Louis 6 to 3 in a tense baseball game. Key players include Becker and Leach for Pittsburg St while Hildebrand and Raymond pitched for St Louis. Final score and inning details noted with errors and stolen bases.
Yankees Lose Twelve Inning Defeat To Philadelphia
Philadelphia beats New York 8 to 2 in twelve innings on April 24 in Philadelphia. Glade holds New York hitless after the second until the ninth. Nicholls hits a home and a run scores on an error. Bender pitches for New York. Nichols and Oldring pace the Phillies with key hits and Nichols drives in the decisive run in the twelfth.
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Philadelphia
New York Americans
Glade
Bender
Berfeld
Nicholls House
St Louis Chicago Rf Pose Hitters and Pitchers Noted In Quick Game
St Louis and Chicago played a brief game with Waddell on the mound for Chicago and Waddell also pitching for St Louis. Ferris Donohue and Jones produced key hits while Williams and Wallace contributed for the scorers. The nine inning contest lasted fifty five minutes with errors and sacrifice plays noted throughout.
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Washington Beats Boston in Nine Inning Baseball Tilt
Two-base hits by McHale Wagner Lord and Laporte spark Washington offense. Falkenberg and Cates split four innings each allowing seven and six hits respectively as Washington edges Boston 9 to 4 with Wagner and Lord collecting key hits.
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in a tense nine inning game. Mullin pitched well for Detroit with 9 strikeouts while Joss fanned 4 for Cleveland. Key moments include Crawford's three-base hit and a late Rossman baserunner. First base on errors credited to both teams. Time of game one hour forty minutes. Umpire Mr. O Lovell?e.
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Donlin
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Crandall
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Becker
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Cates
Gessler
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Shinke
Mr. Connolly
Rossman
Heis Eas Eels
Detroit
Cleveland
Crawford
Bradley
Lajoie
Mullin
Joss
Mr. O’ Lovehnia
Pomeroy Brothers Factory Lease Offered in Newark
Frank Kajatin as receiver of Pomeroy Brothers Co Prudential Building Newark announces lease of a factory with renewal option and retention of old commitments. Ink and paste products manufactured by stationers firm cited in notice.
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Pomeroy Brothers. Co
Frank Kajatin
Pomeroy Brothers
Prudential Building
Newark
Proposals for Khaki Cloth and O D Caps
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until April 27 1908 for furnishing 100000 yards of khaki cloth and manufacturing 10050 olive drab service caps delivered to New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago or St. Louis depots. Domestic manufacture favored. Full info at Depot Offices. Colonel Wm S Patten.
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Whitehall St
New York City
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Lours
Khaki Cloth & O. D .Caps
Wm. Ss. Patten
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
New Jersey
Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Said Station
Robert Watehorn
The Sunday Times Picture Section Preview
The Sunday Times opens a gallery of interior and exterior views of the Cathedral of St John the Divine and new College of the City of New York buildings. Other pages feature baseball season openings, English and American feminine beauty types, New York stage actresses, England's royal children, dances at Waldorf Astoria, a Teddy Bear photo series, and timely photographs.
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New York
England
Waldorf- Astoria
Taft Describes Army Reforms In The Times Interview
Secretary of War William H. Taft details in The Times interview plans to reorganize the army, address dwindling manpower, and implement measures to boost service appeal and efficiency. He stresses grave needs and hopes legislation will fix them as public awareness grows.
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Times
William H. Tait
Ten Years After Manila Victory Progress of U S Navy
The piece marks the tenth anniversary of the Battle of Manila and lauds American naval progress from sixth to third in world rank over the decade. It cites Rear Admiral Coghlan and Representative Loud as sources and notes The New York Times’ usual early sale.
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America
Aly
France
Coghlan
Manila Batle
Representative Loud
McCulloch
Metropolitan Opera House operations and boxholder profits
A Times article explains the Metropolitan Opera House structure after the season ends. It details the complex wheel mechanism of the institution, the evolving boxholders' relationship, and how owners shifted from expected heavy losses to earning sizable dividends.
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Gatti-Casazza
How Japan Aims to Dominate China
In a Tokio letter, Thomas F. Millard says Japan’s policy makes industrial control of China the priority. He argues Japan now faces both China and the United States as obstacles in its bid to dominate the East. Millard’s piece appears in The Times tomorrow.
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Thomas F. Millard
China
Japan
United States
Millard
Times
Shoplifting in the Great Department Stores
A Times feature on kleptomania notes that it is not professional thieves but rich and influential women who succumb to impulse. The article recounts the consequences of such shoplifting and the surprising outcomes observed by store detectives.
Public Notice on Transit Commission Extension Report
Statutory notice announces extended reporting time for the commission to develop a New York New Jersey transit link. Public hearing set for Monday April 27 1908 at 11 30 AM in New York City. Dated City Hall New York April 23 1908 George B McClellan mayor.
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City of New Yoaks
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Thos Notjes
Supreme Court of
State of New York
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Westchester County
New York
Franciis K. Vendleton
Hall of Records
Centre and
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Borough of Manhattan
New York City
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Taos
George R. McCclellan
Mare
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Tay
Bronx Park
Third
Pelham Avenues
Cyey
Pated City Hall
George B McClellan
Legislate
New Jersey
State OF
Jersey
George B. McClellan
Bronx City Projects Detail Road Improvements and Sewer Work
City records advertise assessments and arrears for annual improvements in the Bronx. Projects include grading curbing flagging crosswalks building approaches and fences on 149th Street and 172nd Street areas and guard-rail work on 3rd Avenue. Comptroller Herman A Metz notes notices active April 21, 1908.
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Lew Street
Hall Secords
Eperman A. Metz
City of New York
Jim
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Bronx
Sherman Avenue
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
D Ward
149Th Street
Cypress Avenue
24Th Ward
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Southern Boulevard
3D Avenue
Perry
East Aoarh
1St Streets
Herman A Metz
Ferry House at Manhattan Terminal Seeks Seated Bids
The Department of Docks invites sealed estimates for building a new ferry house at the Manhattan terminal of the Staten Island Ferry. Bids due noon May 7 1908 at Pier A Battery Place. Materials contracts also invited with specified April 30 or May 1 1908 due dates. see City Record for details.
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Pier A
Battery
Battery Place
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Manhattan
Staten Island
Otis, &c
Tee
Sealed Bids Sought for Metropolitan Avenue Bridge Work
The Commissioner of Bridges in Manhattan Brooklyn invites sealed bids or estimates for constructing a bridge floor at the Metropolitan Avenue Bridge in Brooklyn. Bids due by 2 PM Thursday May 7 1908. Full details in City Record. Signed by Commissioner Stevenson dated April 22 1908.
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Manhattan
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New York
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Brooklyn
Geyne Stevenson
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