Yankees Sluggers Defeat St Louis After Elberfeld Banished
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis team 2 to 1 at American League Park. Kid Elberfeld disputed an umpire’s call in the fifth inning and was banished to the clubhouse after protests. Keeler, Moriarty, and Conroy contributed key hits as New York pulled ahead with two runs in the eighth. St. Louis avoided a shutout with a late single by Wallace. Umpire O’Loughlin presided over a tight game lasting one hour and forty-five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Driptre O'Loughlin
New York
Stone
Kia
Elberfeld
Keeler
Elsberfeld
Flickey
Chase
Butler
Laporte
Willie
Moriarty
Rickey
Conroy
Hoffman
Wallace
Danny
Moore
St. Louis
Itzell
Gowns
Poogeng
Howell
O'Connor
Ribpoae
Ebler
OlStone
Ols Jones
Pick’s
Cheese
Porte
O!howell
Oj Hartzell
Ol Butler
Tman
Giade
Sree c
Louis
Glade
Mobore
Mr. O'Loughlin
Coakley’s rough inning sinks Reds to Giants in Cincinnati
National League action from Cincinnati with Coakley allowing four hits and four walks in the second inning as New York Giants build a lead. The Reds rally in the ninth falls short after Bresnahan’s injury scare and a late defensive miscue, final score Giants 4, Reds 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Giants
Odwell
Corcoran
Reds
Wiltie
Davis
Gansel
Schier
Mowrey
Browne
Strang
Bresnahan
McGaan
Stra
Bowerman
McGraw
Seton Hospital
Wittee
Coakley
Seymour
McGann
Dahlen
Wiltse
Shannon
Devlin
Huggins
Washington and Cleveland Split In Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 1. Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0. Two-base hits Hinchman Turner Filck. Three-base hits Turner Filck. Sacrifice hits Jones Hughes. Stolen base Perrine. Double play Altizer Hickm...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY Ashington
Cleveland
Riiepoae E Gatley
Filck
Bay
Jones
Deleh'ty
Turner
Lajoie
And'son
H’chman
I 1Kman
Altizer
Hinchman
Hughes
Dley
Perrine
Altizer Hickme
Washington
Balle
Rhoades
Detroit and Philadelphia Outcome in Rough Baseball Card
Detroit and Philadelphia faced off with numerous miscues and errors as pitchers Waddell and Bender dominated. Jones Roseman Harteel provided key hits while Cobb delivered a three base hit for Philadelphia. Waddell struck out four, Bender two, and the game lasted one hour forty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ribpoa Ribpore
Harteel
Syniin
Nicholls
Was
Seybold
Ebb
Oldring
Laary
Schreck
O Cross
Donovan
Weddell
Bend
Eee eSiladelphie
Jones
Roseman Harteel
Ncpolis
Cross
Cobb
OM Waddell
Bender
Schaefer
Roseman
Detroi Philadelphia
Bells
Waddell
Sihreck
Messrs
Stafford and Evans
Chicago
STON
Bridwell
Shock
O'Tenney
Steinst
Blain
Chance
Burke
Randall
Holman
Howard
Evers
Ritchey
Keabed
Brown
Pfeffer
Dorner
Flaherty
Chicago c
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Tenney
Jone
Boston
Reulbach
Messrs. Johnstone and Carpenter
Chicago Pirates Nip Padres In Extra Steal Filled Tilt
Chicago Padres battle for base hits and errors as Barrett McFarland Ingles England Knight lead in a 3 8 inning game. Batting highlights include two base hits by Barrett and McFarland, English driving a three bagger, while Altrock and Winter split pitching duties. Stolen bases by Donohue and others add late drama as Boston and Ching suffer four errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aibpoae Ribpoaet Sullivan
O Hahn
Parent
Tee
Cg'ton
Oilfsdell
Parrett
O'Donohueib
D'sh'ty
Ferris
Criger
McFin
Winter
Totel
Padres
Ces-Secesese
Barrett
McFarland
Altrock
Mesers
Hurst and Connolly
Cross Signs with New Orleans Club in Southern League
Washington reports Lave Cross, released last week, has signed with the New Orleans Southern League club. Cross chose New Orleans over several offers while aiming to manage a minor league club. Since his arrival Jim Delehanty has excelled for Washington. Blanken ship sails to the Western League on a scouting trip by Manager Cantillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Lave Cross
New Orleans
Cross
Jim Delehanty
Suuccessor
Blankenship
Cantillon
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tight game St Louis nicks Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Beebe and Rucker lock down the mound. Holly, Rucker and Bennett figure in key defensive plays with Beebe logging 7 strikeouts over 8 innings before O'Day closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
Brooklyn
Byrne
Butch
Oj Lewis
Noonan
O/Ritter
Reche
O/Rucker
Lynn
Burch
St. Louie
Holly
Rucker
Bennett
Hostetter
Maloney
Jordan
Beebe
Beebs
Mr. O'Day
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Rally In Slugfest
In a baseball game between Pittsburg and Philadelphia, Wagner led two base hits and Nealon scored multiple runs as Leever and Corridon pitched. The contest featured several errors and a late offensive burst by Pittsburg, finalizing in a 7-4 Philadelphia victory.
Chicago Ston Single in Battering Loss to Boston
In Chicago the Ston squad falls to the Boston nine 1 to 0 as Pfeffer and Dorner combine on the mound. Howard belts a two base hit for Chicago while Stein feldt homers for Boston.
Managers Battle On Field After Worcester Fall River Game
In a New England series game between Worcester and Fall River, manager Jesse Burkett of Worcester and manager O'Brien of Fall River fought after shortstop Sylvester of Fall River clashed with Worcester catcher Knott. Knott reportedly struck Sylvester with a mask and Sylvester threw the mask into the stands. The managers intervened as players from both sides joined in, and police separated the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Fall River
Jesse Burkett
O'Brien
Sylvester
Knott
Burkett
Baseball scores and upcoming games in major leagues
American League results include New York 6 over St Louis 1 and Detroit 6 over Philadelphia 3. National League results show New York 4 over Cincinnati 8 and Brooklyn 1 over St Louis 6. Schedule highlights list Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia and other matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
1. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Buffalo Squeezes Newark In Tight East League Tilt
Buffalo nips Newark 6 to 2 as Currie and Ryan hold Newark scoreless until late. Carrick frets Freely at bat while Buffalo offense plates decisive runs in the middle innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Buffalo
Newark
Currie and
Ryan
Carrick
Rochester Batteries-Stevens and Donovan Win
In Rochester, Batteries-Stevens and Donovan topped Bannister and Byrnes with Umpire Mr Owens enforcing play. The box score shows Providence 2 005 000 0 4 11 10 3 and Rochester 3 0280000 0-8 10 2 highlighting the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. E. Providence
Rochester
Stevens
Donovan
Bannister
Byrnes
Mr. Owens
Batteries-Adkins and Hearne and Umpire Conway
Montreal match report lists Batteries Adkins Hearne Barger and Connor with Umpire Mr Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.B. Baltimore
Montreal
Adkins
Hearne
Barger
Connor
Mr. Conway
Minor League Results from New York State League
In Troy the team defeated A J and G 8 to 2. At Avany Alviny beat Utica 7 to 0. In Syracuse Syracuse won 4 to Scranton 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
A. J
Ee SE Eaue
Bingham
Avany
Alvany
Utica
Syracuse
Scranton
Scores From New England and Connecticut Leagues
Lowell defeat Brockton 2 0 Lawrence routed by Lawrence 8 4 Haverhill beat New Bedford 3 2 Worcester edged Fall River 6 5 Hartford won over Waterbury 4 1 Holyoke defeated New Haven 6 1 Norwich beat New London 12 7 Bridgeport downed Springfield 4 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Brockton
Lawrence—Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Hartford
Waterbury
Holyoke
New Haven
Norwich
New London
Bridgeport
Springfield
Racing card results at multiple matchups listed
The record lists results from American Association events at Indianapolis with St Paul and Columbus with Milwaukee, plus Louisville with Minneapolis, Toledo with Toledo, and Kansas City facing Columbus. Names and exact scores vary by pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Boston Americans Acquire Jack Thoney From Toronto Club
Boston shuts down deal to obtain Jack Thoney of the Toronto Club in the Eastern League in exchange for First Baseman Grimshaw and Second Baseman Schiefly. The New Yorkers sought Thoney on their Western trip but manager Griffith held firm as Hoffman regains form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jack Thoney
Toronto
Boston Americans
Grimshaw
Schiefly
Washington
Yormericans
Thoney
Danny Hoffman
Managerriffith
Auto Sealed for Test Long Island Run Starts Today
Forty seven cars entered the sealed bonnet test by the Automobile Club of America contest committee. Cars must complete four daily runs totaling 150 miles each day with strict seal rules and no repairs. top performers receive silver cups. The 8 o’clock start opens a multi day cross county run from New York to Long Island City and through Mineola Roslyn Patience never mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Robert Lee Morrell
John A. Hill
A. L. Riker
A. H. Whiting
Samuel M. Butler
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
East Thirty-fourth Street
Long Island City
Patc Ue
Mineola
Roslyn
Danbury
Conn
White Plains
West Haven
Shore Road
Emperor’s Prize Auto Track Plan in Berlin
Berlin June 18 a German Automobile Club committee acting on the Emperor’s initiative is studying a fifty kilometer auto track for the Emperor’s prize to be decided yearly and a large race course with several tracks for shorter speed events. The project would need several millions of dollars in capital to be raised from leading automobilists and automobile dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Automobile Club
Invitation Golf for Jersey Players at Forest Hill Club
Forest Hill Golf Club in New Jersey invites East Jersey Golf League members for a Saturday 86 hole handicap medal event with prizes for best gross and net scores and a second prize if entries are sufficient. Practice tomorrow and Friday offered. $1 entry to M D Wheeler Thurston at 1269 Broadway. play starts after 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Golf Club
N. J
East Jersey Golf League
M. D. Wheeler Thurston
Broadway
Peace in Kanawha Board and minor stockholders gain
The minority stockholders of the Kanawha & Michigan Railway received additional representation on the board after Hocking Valley interests, which hold a majority, installed W. H. Goodby as director and tied George D. Macy to the Executive Committee. The minority now controls two of five executive seats as bond sales proceed and a 1 percent semiannual dividend is anticipated after bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha & Michigan Railway
Hocking Valley
Kanawha & Michigan
W. N. Cott
W. H. Goodby
Mr. Cott
George D. Macy
Goodby
Hocking Valley Railway
Kanawha
Michigan
Ww. J. Harahan's New Place on the Erie
Report notes W. J. Harahan son of the Illinois Central president has been named assistant to Erie President Underwood, a move attributed to E. H. Harriman influence. Earlier holder Sims left for a Delaware and Hudson position.
Bankruptcy actions and receivers named in New York cases
Judge Holt appointed receivers in several bankruptcy matters including Alfred Boelker Jr for Annis Silver now Gallance and Frederick A. Burk for Louis Steinfeld. Lautman Brothers denied discharge due to false statements. Attachments and levies issued against New York Chemical Company and its owners. Joseph Flasterstein, Marie Levy and Mme Marie face petitions with receivers named. missing stock and transfers questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Silver
Holt
Alfred Boelker, Jr
Annis Silver
Annies. Gallance
East 121St Street
Louis Steinfeld
Frederick A. Burk
West 107Th Street
Brooklyn
Springfield
L. I
Millie T
Lautman Brothers
Sheri Porges
Agai Mae W. Mitchell
New York Chemical Company Drug Store
Columbus Avenue
Atticus H. Mitchell
W. FE. Jenner
Joseph Flasterstein
Third Avenue
Eighth Avenue
126Th Street
Berner & Freedman
Samuel Sherman
Joseph Altenberg
Theron R. Strong
Finsterstein
Hayman
Mme. Marie
Marie Levy
Sixth Avenue
James Drew Ar
Madeline Z. Doty
Solomon Spingarn
Lesgold
Bankruptcy Discharge Granted to Samuel Krulewitch
Samuel Krulewitch formerly of P. and B. Krulewitch wholesale clothiers at 524 Broadway filed for bankruptcy on November 1. With liabilities of 75000 and no assets, he received a discharge from Judge Holt after an inquiry by referee Stanley W. Denter. The discharge was delayed while he accounted for 1500 dollars, stating 1000 dollars paid to contracting tailors for wages and 500 dollars for expenses of two children sick with scarlet fever, one of whom died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Krulewitch
Krulewitch
Broadway
Holt
Stanley W. Denter
Court judgments list shows numerous costs and sums across New York firms
The document itemizes numerous court judgments filed yesterday naming debtors and creditors. Amounts include costs and various sums such as 5 618, 15 709, 14 18, and many others across entities like Interurban St Ry Co, Union Ry Co of N Y City, National Bank of Commerce in New York, and multiple manufacturing and trading firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menere
Alban
Tsana
Bonomo
P. No
Boyer
Mommer
Orm
Brown
FA Herman C.arm
Rebecca
M. Lester- Lindt
N. Y
H. Schmitt
O. J
St. Ry. Co
Amico
H. Miller
Fultoww. H
Mendel
J. L
R. G
Mandeville
J. A
Postal Tel.-Cable Co
Melik
L. P. Pontis
Maurer
Mary E
S. Friedman
McLeen
Burnham & Phillips
O'Neill
Nicholas P+aig Senren
York Ty
O Wiand
F. G
Anna Eckerson
Skiff
John H
Sarah E. Liscomb
Segal
Celia
Spain
David
Jacob Kottek
Steinberg
Robert and
Charies
Stubbert
J. E
Rhoda R. Eyre
Sonken
Adolph Weiss
Sullivan
Mary
Conrad Schlosser
Smith
Betty
Buckley-Newhall Co
J .B
Michael P. Cleary
Aaron
J Maisel
Tompkins
Edwert B
Henry Miller
Toomey
Thomas H
A. Zerega
Underwood
Herman M
George M
Stevens
von Jaun
Paul
Thomas Wertemeyer
Beery
Davie Lichtenstein
Wheeler
Lottie A
James Churchill
Wilson
Albert L
Isaac K. Bernstein
A Wilkens
Dietrich
Harold H. Bowman
Walter
Charlies F
Charles Schlesinger & Bons, Inc
Wittenberg
Benjamin
Whipp
George
Niever Co
de Meyer
Zeller
Annie
Interurban
St. Ry
Union Ry. Co
Carson Miller
United American Construction Co
Charles H. Willson
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Edwin C. Day
Wayne Automobile Co
James P. Tittmore
Fuckmes Realty and Construction Co
Marret Ahearn
Root
Grier Cooke, Inc
Robt Gair Co
Man Mfg. Co
Louis L. Rice
Monolith Reinforced Concrete Co
Samuel G. Stanley Et al
William Schimper& Co
Chas. H. Hickman
Debtor Creditor Judgment Dates and Cancellations Listing
A historical docket-style list records pairs of debtors and creditors with judgment filing dates and amounts. Several entries show cancellations or releases, vacatons, or notes of cancellation, including multiple names and firms with dates ranging from 1901 to 1909 and amounts such as 1092 dollars and 10496 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
H. P
J. Levy
Flannery
J. P
J. Kessler & Co
Harris
Kniffen & Demorest Co
Enny & Co
New York Incorporations List Patent Venture Firms
Albany reports reveal multiple incorporations across New York and nearby. Firms include Dunn-Locke Vacuum Cleaning Company in New York with 1 million capital and Corinth Electric Light and Power in Corinth with 25 thousand, with listed directors in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Dunn-Locke Vacuum Cleaning Company
New York
Capital
Chase Mellen
Garden City
L._I
Perry H. Blodgett
H. M. Ward
Meatox Company
Brooklyn
Charles Machand
J. L. Beker
Anton Gronich
Seligman Frame Company
Hyman Levy
Paul Seligman
Samuel Goldenson
Corinth Electric Light and Power Company
Corinth
Saratoga County
Warren Curtis
Warren Curt Dr
F. B. Coolidge
Glensis
Hockelman Construction Company
New
H. Purdue
Atlantic and Eastern Coal Company
C. R. Dalpate
A. C. Bang
E. M. Maloney
Newark
Frontier
Concrete Building Company
Buffalo
Copia Ece
Edwin Puzey
V. Cott
W. H. Webb
North Borough
Satan
Comeney
Third Avenue
Max Germansky
Annie Germansky
Marks Wolff
Eldaen Realty and Construction Company
West Thirty-fourth Street
Benjamin Watkins
Jacob Neadis
Julian Benedict
Shaffeur Construction Company
New York City
Edward Barnett
L. A. Brooklyn
W. H. Shoffeur
Norristown
Penn
Eureka Automobile Station
J. E. Murphy
W. B. Ca
J. W. Robertson
Jo Kneffer & Son
J. H. Knetffer
H. I. Kneffer
E. D. Strebell
McKinley Storage and van Company
Capital, 000
de Witt Cpear
Gussie Englander
Philip Englander
Epes Valley
Various New Jersey Companies Formed Across Cities
Dozens of new firms are recorded with capitalizations ranging from 10 000 to 200 000. Notable incorporators include Thomas Bayre Louis Sayre and Charles Willey in Sayre Scissors and Shears Company noted for Cape May. Clem aton and Ellis Arker in several ventures. James Durling and William Durling in the Durling and Lee Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Scissors and Shears Company
Cape May
Thomas 8Ayre
Louis C. Sayre
George S. Douglass
Charles A. Willey
Paurel —— Water Supply Company
Clematon Capital
Ellis Arker
Aitam McCully
Joseph J. Eldredge
C. C
Christian C
Robert P. Lienan
George G. Span
Vee Realty Company
Hoboken
Capital
George C. Brokhaus
Ward T. Maited
Henry D. Schutte
Fairmount Realty Company
Newark
Louis Lefkowitz
Philip Skowitz
Marcus Straussberg
City
William E. Durling
Na F. Durling
Fama Eae
Megere Broh
Paterson
Jacobus Henegereld
William A- Bobi
George Clair
Fumey Company
Camden
Wiliam
Darnell
William W. Darnell
George. D. Connolly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kid " Elberfeld Banished
O'Loughlin
National League
Cincinnat
SNC Ars
Oshannon
Lobert
O,browne
Mitchell
O.devlin
O'Seymour
Ganzel
O Bres‘han
Bchiel
Muwrey
O McGann
Ol Dahlen
Kruger
Wiltee
Ganzer
Messia
Rigler
Kiem
Rip PO AE Ribpore And’son
Thomas
Leach
Knabe
Haliman
O Titus
Wegner
Magee
T’c’o
Ogleason
Leifield
Corridon
Wagner
Nealon
Anderson
Leever
Sparks
N. Earn
Sabres
Cuba
L. P.ces
Nto
Oseus
At Buffalo
R.H.E
Cooee
Jersey City
MacGinley and
Hurley
Foxén, Whiting, and Vaehdergrift
New York State League
American Association
Pottsville
Allentown
Baston
Long Island
Jersey
Peace IN Kanawha Board
Cleveland Automobile Club
Wilkes-Barre
P Street
Incorporated
New Jersey
Purchase and Exchange
W. 28Th St
New York—Adirondacks
Delaware & Hudson
Adirondacks
Grand Central Station
A.a.heard
N.Y
XL. Y
Sellew
Foot Office
Mount & Robertson
TEL
BROAD
Sellee Ee Brently
Barclay St
Cortlandt
York Safe Zh CK CO
J. M. Mossman
Maiden Lane
Jobn
Finn Bros
Franklin St
Wort Pairi H
Rices
A. W. Co
Franklin
Manaiaao
Lyons
W. Silat
Pease Pianos
Starz Pianos
Hole Aceo
Lincoln AV
Winterroth
Y Pa
West 14Th St
West 125Th St
West 14Th
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