BASE BALL SCORES AND STANDINGS ACROSS LEAGUES
American League results show Washington defeating Cleveland 5 to 2 and New York routing Chicago 13 to 0 with Boston edging St Louis 3 2 in the second game. Philadelphia beat Detroit 6 to 3 in 10 innings. standings list Detroit 62 wins, Boston 49, Athletics 60, Chicago 48, New York 48, St Louis 66. National League games include Pittsburgh beating Boston 8 to 1 and Chicago over Philadelphia 4 to 2. Cincinnati 2 over Brooklyn 1. St Louis 3 over New York 1. standings show Chicago 5 6? 629, St Louis 62 41 559, New York 56 36 699, Philadelphia 56 37 602, Brooklyn 54 58 270, Pittsburgh 33 37 898. Trstate League results list York beating Reading 5 4. Altoona 4 Trenton 3. Harrisburg 2 2. York standings show Reading 54 22 711, Trenton 46 33 525, York 36 42 462.
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Mays
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Wilming
Fudge sugar party disrupts sugar trust hearing
At the house special committee investigating the sugar trust, samples from Russia France and Germany amused members as they debated sugar quality. Madison Kansas praised the French sugar. Palmer Chicago outlined world sugar production and price trends. Hardwick noted misstatements about Havemeyer stock.
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Washington
Russia
France
Germany
House
Sugar Trust
Madison
Kansas
Truman G. Palmer
Chicago
Hardivick
Mr. Madison
Palmer
Hardwick
Havemeyer
California-Hawaiian Sugar Company
Close Friends Prank Ends in Fatal Haywood County Knife Death
Raleigh reports that Paul Stathey was killed by Seth Wood during a drunken knife prank in Canton Haywood County North Carolina. Wood, under twenty one, attacked Stathey severing the left leg artery causing death in minutes. Wood is jailed in Waynesville after a coroner's verdict. The incident stems from excessive liquor among former friends. Also NYC breaks ground for Broadway Lexington subway worth nearly 390 million dollars as part of a larger projected system.
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Raleigh
N. C
Paul Stathey
Seth Wood
Canton
Haywood County
Statney
Wood
Stamey
Waynesville
N. Y
New York
Lexington Avenue
Manhattan
Cowboys lure pulls boys from homes in Chicago
Chicago reports 68 boys aged seven to seventeen have vanished from homes in two weeks. Officials say many absconded seeking to become cowboys, with parents left unaware as the lure spreads. In New York, thirteen wire trust officials pleaded none contendere and were fined $1000 each in the U.S. circuit court. Subscribe for The News.
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Berance Tb
New York
Wire Trust
United States Circuit Court
Kaiser Policy Unchanged Despite Emperor's Return
Berlin reports say Emperor William's return to the capital did not alter the Moroccan negotiations. An official statement noted no details of exchanges were released. British and French reports on Togoland and the Kameruns remained unconfirmed, with Britain denying veto of a Franco German settlement.
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von Eiderlen Weechter
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Kameruns
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French Congo
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David Lloyd-George
Great Britain
Morocco
Asquith
House of Commons
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London
Woman robbed on porch at haymore hotel Atlantic City
Aug 1 report from Atlantic City details a daring robbery on the porch of the Haymore Hotel Illinois avenue and Beach Street. A young man in a gray suit with a stiff straw hat snatched a sunburst necklace valued at about 700 dollars from Mrs. C. Scarlett and fled as guests chased him into an alley. Police describe him as clean shaven with dark complexion.
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Atlantic City
Woodruff
Scarlett
Charles O. Marquette
Escaped the Bullets and the Washington Legend
Dr. James Craik, Washington’s family physician, fought beside the Virginian leader in Braddock’s fatal campaign of 1755. Fifteen years later in Virginia he met an aged Indian chief who recounted firing on Colonel Washington at Monongahela, with Washington reportedly unscathed despite near misses and two horses killed.
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James Craik
Washington
General Braddock
Virginia
Craik
Colonel Washington
Monongahela
A Carefully Planned Dwelling by Saxton Design No ST4
A historical notice describes a carefully planned home with modern conveniences and an attractive exterior. It highlights a central hall with wide openings to a front dining room and left living room, a front-positioned dining room, ample windows in the living room, and overall dimensions of thirty-three by twenty-two feet. Building cost excludes heating and plumbing at 2300 dollars, with plans and specifications for design No ST4 offered for 410 dollars via the editor.
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Buld
Glenn EL
Saxton
Pennsy Suburban Rates Cut Authorized by ICC
The interstate commerce commission ordered Pennsylvania Railroad to reduce suburban travel from New York to New Brunswick from 12 to 10 dollars and to file similar commutation rates to other New Jersey points, granting relief to New Jersey commuters along the line. A separate item reports a damaging hail storm in Ontario wrecking a Niagara peninsula fruit belt, destroying 90 percent of the crop, stripping trees and killing hundreds of chickens, threatening farmers with ruin.
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Pennsy
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
New Brunswick
Toronto
Embezzler Sentenced to Three Years in Richmond
Louis L Gregory, cashier for the Atlantic Coast Line in Richmond, pleaded guilty to stealing 25000 dollars and received a three year penal servitude. Reports from Kentucky’s eastern region describe a serious drought as the worst on record for the area.
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Richmond
Louis L Gregory
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Kentucky
Lexington
Reading's oldest citizen dies at 101 years
William B. Yoln of Reedins Pa aged 101 years dies after a period of good health and no serious illness. His guiding rule for a long life was strict moderation in all things.
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Reedins
Reading
William B. Yoln
Accused of Stealing Blames Arnica Salve in Claim
E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Bucklin's Arnica Salve of stealing the sting from burns and the pain from sores boil and piles. He says it robs cuts corns bruises sprains of their terror and is a healing remedy. Only 26 cents at Psarre's Pharmacy.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklin
Psarre
Million Dollars Worth of Feathers Wastefully Thrown Away
A long features of waste in feather markets notes Americans discard about one million dollars' worth of feathers annually while buying ten million pounds from foreign firms. It highlights home and foreign markets, mentions buttermilk cheese research, and surveys Porto Rico cane culture and a church convention opening in Baltimore.
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Milady
J. L. Sammis
Wisconsin Experimental Station
Porto Rico
Toledo
Philadelphia
It Butchers the News Say You Saw It in The News
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