Baseball Scores From Weekend Games in the League
American League results show Detroit routing Boston 9 to 4 and 6 to 1 in split Sunday games. Cleveland beat New York 12 to 4 and 6 to 2, while St Louis defeated Athletics 6 to 2. Chicago blanked Washington 9 to 5, with Detroit and Cleveland notable comebacks. Standings list Detroit and Boston atop the table with Athletics and Cleveland close behind.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Bender
Thomas
Powell
Stephens
Detroit
Boston
Willett
Stanage
Wood
Maser
Carrigan
Cleveland
New York
Mitchell
Pisher
Warhop
Blair
Chicagoo
Chicago
Washington
Scott
Young
Baker
Payne
Hughes
Henry
Curry
Leke
Chirke
Summers
Cicotte
Karger
Dailelts Young
Peyne
Greeme
Ainsmith
Cregg
Iisher
Vaughe
W.L. PC
Clevelad
Washin
N.yourk
St.Louis
National League scores and standings from the day
Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 0 with Chalmers Dooin Adams Gibson as battery. Boston 17 Chicago 12 with Perdue Mattern Pfeffer Knox Melntyre Richter Toney Brown Archer. Brooklyn 2 St Louis 1 with Rucker Erwin Sallee Bresnahan. New York 4 Cincinnati 3 with Mathewson Myers Gaspar Humphries McLean. Standings show Philadelphia 49-31 first in East, New York 48-31, Chicago 44-31, Brooklyn 30-47, St Louis 44-34, Boston 20-58. No Sunday games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chalmers
Dooin
Adams
Gibson
Boston
Chicago
Perdue
Mattern
Pfeffer
Knox
Melntyre
Richter
Toney
Brown
Archer
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rucker
Erwin
Sallee
Bresnahan
New York
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Myers
Gaspar
Humphries
McLean
W.L. PC
W.L
Philada
Pig
N.york
Brookin
St.ouis
Tri-State League results from Wilmington Reading and more
Baseball results show Wilmington Reading split as 6 2 in game one and 3 1 in game two at Wilmington. Johnstown beat York 11 5 and lost 3 2 in the second game. Trenton defeated Lancaster 8 4. Altoona beat Harrisburg 6 3 and 0 0 in the two games. Standings list Reading 43 19 694 York 30 33 476 Trenton 38 26 594 Lancaster 28 24 452 Jobson 32 29 525 Harrisburg 26 37 413 Altoona 32 99 628 Wilmington 20 42 323.
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Tristate League
Wilmington
Reading
Manning
Philbin
Buscher
Therre
Northrup
Baxter
Harkins
Johnstown
York
Culp
Carter
Pophan Raub
Ohnstown
Hitchcock
Raub
Johnson
McGinley
Trenton
Lancaster
Girard
Merv
Shettler
Chabek
Rementer
Altoona
Harrisburg
Pelty
Broegle
Dorner
Mays
Bentley
Kelly
Shawkey
W. L. PC
Lancastr
Jobson
Harrisg
Wilming
Derailed Erie train 5 kills engineer at Portage
Multiple brief items report a derailment of passenger train No. 5 near Portage Pennsylvania in which Engineer Oliver died. Other items note high grade silica sand found near Phillipsburg may bring a cut glass factory, a fatal tetanus from a blank cartridge wound in Michigan, dental exams set for December in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, dynamite damage at a St. Johns farm house, and several legal and violent incidents across states. Also mentions cholera case at Swinburne Island quarantine and a Parkesburg physician.
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Erie
Portage
Oliver
Phillipsburg
Bert Perkins
Williamston
Mich
Pennsylvania State Dental Board
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Michael Snndrick
St. John’s
Whitford
Denver
Colo
Earl Kunst
Parkersburg
W. Va
Washington
William Gordon
Moore Krier
Willow Grove
Gordon
New York
Naples
Patrick F. Cushing
Swinburne Island
Caterpillar Poison Kills Cattle in Creek County
Dr A C Frampton inspector for Frisco reports hundreds of cattle dying in Creek county Sapulka Oklahoma as a result of a caterpillar plague. The insects stripped oak leaves to bare stems coated with poison, causing widespread livestock losses.
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Sapulka
Okla
A. C. Frampton
Frisco
Creek County
Postal Savings Banks For Big Cities
Postmaster General Hitchcock designated the main post offices in New York Chicago Boston and St Louis as postal savings depositories. They will begin to receive deposits Aug 1.
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Washington
Hitchcock
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Black Hand murder in Jeannette Pennsylvania
A Black Hand extortion plot in Jeannette ends with a barber Ceciliano fatally shot and store owner Labarto wounded after a signal to pay 2000 dollars. Police received eight letters demanding money, and the attacker escaped after the fatal shooting near Labarto’s store.
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Jeannette
Black Hand
George Lavarty
Arc
Venes Ceciliano
Labarto
Avon
Cecnang
Lavarte
Ceciliano
Laberta
Jess
Cedare
Labartu
Quail Shooting Difficulties for the Gunman
The article cites Charles Askin in Outing on the hazards of quail shooting. It explains the bird’s erratic flight and rapid angle changes that defeat quick, simple shots. It stresses cover shooting and urges aiming near the bird as it breaks and firing promptly.
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Charles Askin
Train Leaps Into Ditch Injuring Seven in Wreck
The Rochester and Pittsburg flyer on the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg perceal left the rails near Farmersville NY on a straightaway. Seven of the seventeen passengers were injured as wheels left the tracks and cars careened against an embankment. A wrecking and relief train were dispatched and passengers continued their journey after medical care. Officials could not explain the crash.
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Rochester
Salamanca
Bradford
Aviator Mars Will Recover From Injury
Erie July 17 aviator J C Bud Mars hurt in a fall with his aeroplane will recover and leave hospital in about ten days. Physicians say injuries are not as serious as first reported with only a slight skull fracture and minor lung hemorrhage and no other internal injuries. Also Vineland July 17 a four year old, son of Assemblyman Walter E Turner, Jr., fell from a third story window and was killed.
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Mars
Erie
J. C
Bud”) Mars
Vineland
N. J
Walter E. Turner, Jr
Walter E. Turner
Noble P. Swift Dies at Age Eighty in Saga more Mass
Noble P. Swift, founder of the Swift Packing company, died at his home in Sagamore, Massachusetts, on Saturday. He was eighty years old.
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Noble P. Swift
Boston
Swift Packing Company
Sagamore
Mass
Fire damages Sforza Castle archives in Milan
Fire partially burned Sforza Castle at Sant'Angelo Lodigiano in Milan on July 17. The tower and armory remain intact but the archives with important documents were destroyed.
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Milan
Sforza
Sant’ Angelo Lodigiano
To Cross Ocean In Fifty Foot Boat From New York
Five men launch a fifty foot cruiser to cross the Atlantic aiming for a two week voyage with two months of provisions. Sprains will be treated with Chamberlains Liniment to relieve soreness and restore health, with druggist availability noted.
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Ocean
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Chamberlain
Man killed by lightning on Chevy Chase golf links
Tristan B. Johnson of New York, solicitor for the Navy Department, was struck and killed by a bolt during a golf round on the Chevy Chase links. The bolt burned his head and left shoulder, scorched clothing, and tore a hole in his shoe, with the fire burning about ten feet around him as physicians described a severe lightning burn.
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Washington
Chevy Chase Links
Tristan B. Johnson
New York
Navy Department
Johnson
Killing at Union Meeting Sparks Chicago Labor Violence
Dominic Zeeco, hod carrier, was shot during a Hod Carriers' union meeting in German Hod Carriers' hall in Chicago. The killing is part of ongoing violent clashes in Chicago labor circles. Seven men are under arrest as investigators pursue clues. The victim did not provide information before dying.
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Chicago
Dominic Zeeco
Notable Equity Suit Over Zimmerman Family Trusts
An equity case in Frederick County seeks to annul a signed consent to a will based deed and restore rights to Mary J C Zimmerman's heirs. Plaintiffs allege Harry Zimmerman and George Zimmerman manipulated their unmarried sisters Fannie Zimmerman and Annie Reich to consent to a plan that favored Nellie Lee Robin with a shared home funded by a $2000 bequest and $300 from the defendants.
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Equity
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court of Equity
Caroline Johnson
Nee Zimmerman
Danie Zimmerman
Harry Zimmeerman
George Zimmerman
Harry Zimmerman
Fannie Zimmerman
Annie Reich
William C. Birely
T. H
Mary J. C. “Zimmerman
Frederick City
Maryland
Ohio
Nellie Lee Robin
Charles Zimmerman
Mary J. ©. Zimmerman
Mary J. C., Zimmerman
Mary J. C. Zimmerman
North Market Street
William
Birely
Fannie Rimmerman
Contested Trust Case In Frederick County Court
The Complaint alleges fraud and duress by defendants in securing a parcel of property and trust provisions. It notes nonresident defendants Harry Zimmerman and George Zimmerman must appear to show cause why a decree should not be passed. actions and claims involve estates of Mary J. Zimmerman and Clara Zimmerman with disputed sums and administration. The court orders publication for four weeks to warn defendants to appear by August 1911.
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Unheai
Robin
Ute Petfon
Uley
Petron
Larry Allamerniuia
Tiegege Zimmeron
Nas4te Equity
Lotithon
Marty JC
Zimmerman
Gms
Ine Merman
George “Zimmerman
Anid
Tarry Zimmerman
Georges Zimmerman
Mary J. C
Frederick County
Chreuit Court
Harry Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Sollciter
Harry W. Bowers
Tiarry W. Bowers
Stoner & Weinberg
Local Professionals and Services Ad Snippet
W Clinton Musherry attorney at law lists 21 Be Second Street and B Edward Kepner architect at 34 North Market Frederick MD. Dr Chas E Gill veterinary surgeon offers complete equipment for all operations. Residence phone 347 R. Office Doll & Don Livery phone 267. Calls made day or night.
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B. Eward Kepner
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
CO. & PL
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Don Livery
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Milton L. Powell
Urease
Frederick
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W. Clinton Musherry
Second Street
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