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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

Page

6

Baseball Scores and Bank Wreckers Sentenced

Yesterday's baseball results show American League Athletics 6 over Boston 1, Washington 5 over New York, Cleveland 2 over Chicago 1, Detroit 3 over St Louis 0, and National League games Philadelphia 3 over New York S, Cincinnati 12 over Chicago 2, Pittsburg 3 over St Louis 0, Boston 1 over Brooklyn 1 in a 1 inning tie due to darkness. In Pittsburg, April 25 Judge W D Patton sentenced former State Bank of Pittsburg officers and directors to pay fines of 300 dollars plus costs after they were convicted of fraudulently receiving deposits and knowing insolvency, including J S Espy I E Horrigan William Herb D J Kirk Addison Boren W A Merritt Henry Nichols Edward Kerr.

Athletics Boston Washington New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Louis Philadelphia S. Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Brooklyn Altoona Johnstown Harrisburg Willamsport Lancaster York Pitsburg W. D. Patton Kittaning State Bank of Pittsburg J. S. Espy I. E. Horrigan Willam Herb D. J. Kirk Addison Boren W. A. Merritt Henry Nichols Edward Kerr

Dress Goods and Prices At Seasonal Values

Dress goods attract shoppers with wide assortments and seasonable colors. The store highlights Voiles Panamas Henriettas Batistes Mobrairs and Breadcloth in summer weights priced from 50 cents to 7 dollars per yard, claiming better value than competitors.

Labor Leaders Plan Nationwide Protest Over Roosevelt Denunciation

Milwaukee reports a national movement to declare a Moyer Haywood Pettibone day in May with protests by every union. Leaders aim to target President Roosevelt for denouncing western miners before trial and for remarks to Honore Jaxon of Chicago.

Moyer and Haywood Milwaukee Moyer Haywood-Pettibone Roosevelt Honore Jaxon Chicago

One Million To Charity From Dying Banker

Pittsburg April 25 A dying Allegheny banker believed he left about 175000 to charity but his will filed in 1904 was based on a 400000 estate. After his death months ago his executor found stock bonds and real estate had boosted the estate to at least 1004000 for philanthropic purposes.

Pittsburg John Porterfield Allegheny Porterfield

Children’s Wash Dresses Fresh and Springlike Arrivals

A shipment of children’s wash dresses has just arrived, described as fresh and pretty as Spring. The garments promise light, breezy styles suitable for warmer weather and everyday wear.

Tillman speech in Pittsburg stirs race debate security tight

In Carnegie Music Hall, Senator Benjamin Tillman spoke on the race question before the Park Avenue Athletic Club as 22 detectives and uniformed officers guarded the crowd. The audience, mostly white, voted against racial equality. a dissenting man from Europe interrupted. Tillman criticized European judges and cited Booker T. Washington as a limited refuge amid widespread racial tensions.

Pittsburg Carnegie Music Hall Benjamin Tillman South Carolina Park Avenue Allegheny) Athletic Club Music Hall South Tillman Europe America Booker T. Washington

Penrose Misses White House Arrival in Roosevelt Support Rumor

Washington April 25 Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania did not appear at the White House as expected and no public declaration of support for a Roosevelt third term or readiness to accept the president’s choice was announced. W H Andrews of New Mexico waited at the Willard for his friend, then departed without word.

Roosevelt Washington Senator Penrose Pennsylvania White House Penrose Willard W. H. Andrews New Mexico The

Prominent Pittsburger Dead in Pittsburg

Frank A Kingsley, 58, president of Pittsburg Insurance Co and director of several banks, died in Pittsburg from complications of diseases. He was the son of the late Bishop Kingsley of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Skirts That Have A Swing and Style Marks

A seller touts skirts of superior fit and line with graceful swing and curves. The new stock promises designer-like tailoring and lasting appeal, with prices from a modest range upward for better value.

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