Baseball Scores From American League and National League Games
Detroit defeats Boston 3 to 2 in 12 innings while New York tops Cleveland 11 to 10. Other games postponed by rain. Standings show Detroit 63-35, New York 50-48, Cleveland 50-51, Boston 52-48, Chicago 49-46, St Louis 52-42, Philadelphia 56-38, Brooklyn 35-99. Tri-State results include Johnstown 6 Tren ton 5 and Lancaster 4 York 0.
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Wilming
Mystery in Man's Death on Northern Central Detective Found Dead
York Pa Aug 4 The body of A C Brenneman a detective for the Northern Central railway was found beside the railroad near Emigs ville six miles north of the city Cause of death unknown but believed to be a train strike during the night Brenneman had gone to Emig ville on business A suspicion exists that Brenneman was the victim of foul play He previously shot and killed a colored man fleeing arrest for stealing coal from a car
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Brenneman
Northern Central Railway
DAUGHTER FOR SZECHERY! Countess Vanderbilt’s Kin
Aug 4 Vienna reports Countess Gladys Szechenyi, formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, gave birth to a daughter at Tulsa Remeto castle on the eastern Carpathians slopes. Mother and child are satisfactory, aided by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and the countess’s mother-in-law. The countess, married Jan 27, 1908, had a daughter in 1908 as well.
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Vienna
Gladys Szechenyi
Tulsa Remeto
Carpathians
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Countess Szechensi
Count Sz¢chensi
Taft to Exhibit White House Cow Pauline Wayne
President Taft will exhibit Pauline Wayne the White House cow at the International Dairymen's Exposition in Milwaukee through October. He promised Wisconsin Senator Isaac Stephenson to send the dairy animal to the show.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Isaac Stephensott
Wisconsin
Pauline Wayne
White House
Edwin A. Abbey Body Cremated Near Willesden
The body of Edwin A. Abbey was cremated in London and the ashes buried at Kingsbury Old Church near Willesden. Ambassador Reid and several Americans attended the rites, with Reid sending a wreath on behalf of the United States.
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Kingsbury Old Church
Willesden
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Mr Reid
America
433 Members in New House
The senate passed a bill re apportioning House membership to 433 after the Siat-second Congress, up from 391, with no state losing a seat. The increase totals 42, with New York adding six, and several states adding two or one. An amendment allows redistricting via initiative in states with it, and at large candidates will be nominated like governors unless state law differs.
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Florida
Georgia
Idaho
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Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
German Demands Excessive in Moroccan Dispute
Paris reports a semi official note casting doubt on London optimism over Franco-German talks on Morocco. Germany says its African dispute demands remain excessive and cannot be met. The note responds to a London Times report of a potential settlement basis involving frontier rectification and transfer of territory, though not necessarily on the coast.
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Paris
London
Nete
Germany
London Times
Kamerun-Congo
French Congo
Cotton Bill Passes House By 202 to 91 For Revision Tariff
Washington reports the Underwood cotton revision bill with an average 27 percent ad valorem duty on cotton manufactured goods, a 21 percent tariff cut, approved by the House 202 to 91. It pledges about 39.16 million dollars revenue in the first year, about three million less than 1910 imports. Also notes the death of Major W. A. Phipps, a Carnegie partner. Leishman named as ambassador nominee. Empress Auguste Victoria ill but not severely.
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Washington
Underwood
House
Theater Seats and Tibetans in Chicago News
A fragment from John Frvne cites a 1776 letter protesting unnumbered theater seats and a revolutionary idea to number bases. The piece shifts to Tibet, noting Amdo women handle cattle and ride barebacked horses while men hunt and idle, per Chicago News.
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Tibet
Amdo
Chicago News
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations for grains, feeds, and seeds updated August 1 1911. Wheat No 2 Hed and Caen Shelled, rye, oats, and barley prices listed. Flour prices for winter and spring wheat, cornmeal, mill feeds, cotton seed meal, Timothy and clover seeds, and baled hay by grade and ton or bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Sane
From Hatch to Security in Poultry Selection and Forcing
The article outlines selecting fowl purpose before hatching whether show birds broilers roasters or breeders and timing to push to maturity. It describes brood feeding plans with broiler forcing mash and broiler bread recipes, seasonal aims for roaster size and show readiness, and notes for strong layers and breeders to avoid forced growth.
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