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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1911

Page

7

Base Ball Scores From Yesterday's Games

American League results show Cleveland 10, Boston 2 with Wood and Carrigan on the mound. Other clubs were not scheduled. Standings list Detroit, Boston, Athletics, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland among leaders. National League results include Brooklyn 21, St Louis 4 in Brooklyn’s two games, Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg 4, New York 4 Cincinnati 2. Standings reflect Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston leading various divisions.

Cleveland Boston Wood Carrigan Kaier Smith Detroit National League Brooklyn St. Louis Steele Bresnahan Pare Erwin Geyer Sallee Bliss Burke Schardt Bergen Roaston Chicago el Basson Battteries Toney Brown Archer Mattern Pfeffer Kiing Philadelphia Paradelphia Pittsburg Beebe Chalmers Doom Adams Gibson New York Cincinnati Amies Wilson Humphries McLean

Tri State League Scores and Battery Details

Reading swept Johnstown 5 to 0 in the second game after a 3 to 60 opener with Northrup Philbin Topham and Raub batting. Wilmington split with York 3 2, using Baxter Therre Culp Carter and Brazell Harkins Johnson McGinley. Lancaster beat Altoona 3 1 in the first game, with Pelty Breeze and Welsher Giggans Rementer. Trenton swept Harrisburg 5 2 in the first game and 4 0 in the second, with Girard Kerr Fittery Mays and Dorner Mays.

Tristate League Reading Johnstown Northrup Philbin Topham Raub Manning Hitchcock Wilmington York Baxter Therre Culp Carter Brazell Harkins Johnson McGinley Dancaster Lancaster Altoona Wallace Pelty Breeze Welsher Giggans Schettler Rementer Trenton Harrisburg Girard Kerr Fittery Mays

Motorist's Wife Slain in Roadside Shooting Near Richmond

Mrs H C Beattie Jr, 23, was shot to death in Chesterfield road near Richmond while returning home in a car. The shooter fled after a shotgun blast. Irving Brown, 18, colored, was arrested on suspicion as bloodhounds traced a trail from the scene to Brown's home two miles away.

Richmond Chesterfield County H. C. Beattie, Jr Mrs. Beattie Irving Brown Brown

Secrets of exiled Portuguese king exposed in Lisbon

A coffer at the Necisidades palace reveals secret letters between Portugal’s deposed royal family and Britain and Germany seeking foreign aid in exchange for African territory. Britain and Germany declined. The assembly will read the correspondence as Portugal faces unrest including an Oporto streetcar strike.

Portugal Germany England Lisbon Oporto

Kenyon Attacks Rich Americans In Senate Speech

Senator Kenyon of Iowa denounced wealth inequality accusing rich citizens of aping European aristocracy. He cited knee breeches at a king’s coronation, a $120,000 organ in a New York mansion, bread lines, and heirs funding museums as others toil. He warned wealth concentration menaces democracy and calls wealth control a vital issue.

Washington Kenyon Iowa Senate United States Europe New York

DeForest Sues For Divorce

Harriett Stanton Blatch, noted suffragist and daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, is named by her son in law Dr. Lee DeForest in a petition for absolute divorce filed in San Francisco. DeForest accuses Blatch of causing marital unhappiness and hindering reconciliation with his wife Nora Stanton Blatch DeForest, with grounds not disclosed. Blatch leads the League of Self-Supporting Women. DeForest is a hydraulic engineer.

San Francisco Harriett Stanton Blatch New York Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lee DeForest Nora Stanton Blatch DeForest DeForest Shoreham L. I

Belmonts Actress Loses Diamond Pin At Customs

New York July 20 Mrs Eleanor Robson known as Mrs August Belmont had a diamond studded bow knot pin valued at about 15000 seized by customs inspectors upon arrival aboard the Olympic The pin was sent to the appraiser for valuation and later returned to Mrs Belmont after collector Loeb explained the seizure stemmed from a subordinate's zeal.

New York August Belmont Eleanor Robson Mrs. Belmont Loeb

Boy Scouts Now 150 600 With 350 000 More Applicants

The article notes 150 600 current Boy Scouts in America with 350 000 additional applications. It cites rapid growth, New York national office efforts, and plans for local encampments rather than a single national gathering at Otsego Lake. It mentions 300+ cities and states represented and two photographs of scouts hiking to New York and in camp.

Boy Scouts America Inds Aand Nations New York Otsego Lake Cooperstown Ile Tiuy

Sucking Up Treasure Atop Florencia Sunken Gold Find

A British syndicate prospecting the Florencia wreck in Tobermory Bay Isle of Mull 1558 gone down with a vast treasure claims 30,000,000 pieces of eight. recovered coins sword hilts and other artifacts are hauled by a unique suction dredge system. The apparatus sinks artesian wells then probes the seabed. samples are sifted to retain metal objects while the dredge repositions for new treasure.

Tobermory Bay Isle of Mull Florentina

Siberian Livestock Report Shows Inferior Cattle and Horses

Consular Report details Transbaikal stock: cattle and horses dominate, though camels, deer, goats, and swine are raised. Horses average twelve to thirteen hands, pull over 1,000 pounds, and cover 30 to 40 miles daily in troikas. breeding improvements include Arab blood. Cattle are Mongolian origin and small, with little milk or beef. Sheep are two feet tall, with tails two to ten pounds. wool coarse and medium length.

Transbaikal Consular

Earl of Yarmouth Declares Bankruptcy and Receiver Takes Abbeymede

London reports the Earl of Yarmouth, former husband of Alice Thaw, has become bankrupt as a receiver seizes Abbeymede in Bourne End. The house, once famed for luxurious living, is expected to yield assets for numerous creditors after years of avoidance by the earl. His father, Lord Hertford, allegedly offers no financial help.

London Earl of Yarmouth Alice Thaw Abbeymede Bourne End Lord Hertford

Leprosy Cure Experiments Quiet Hope in Honolulu

Federal leprosy investigators in Honolulu report success in isolating the leprosy germ and expect to produce serums and vaccines effective against the disease. Dr Moses J. Clegg, assistant director, arrived in San Francisco and confirms the germ has been isolated.

San Francisco Honolulu Moses Clegg

Ambassador Bryce to Stay

London officials deny a report that Right Hon. James Bryce plans to resign as British ambassador to the United States. The foreign office stated Bryce will remain in his post.

Ambassador Bryce London Foreign Office James Bryce United States

Baltimore & Ohio Locomotive Orders Ten Mallet Engines

Baltimore and Ohio railroad placed an additional order for ten Mallet type freight locomotives on July 20 in Baltimore.

Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With Endorsements

A 19th century classified style advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh with a $100 reward for an incurable case. Endorsements by Walding Kinnan & Marvin profess the seller's reliability. The ad notes internal use, blood and mucous action, asks readers to send testimonials, and mentions price per bottle and other products from F. J. Cheney & Co.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney

Frederick Market Prices from July 20, 1911

Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange show wheat No 2 hard at 82 cents per bushel, corn shelled 75 to 76 cents, rye 90 to 95 cents, oats 53 to 63 cents, barley 65 to 70 cents, and various flour meal mill feeds and seeds priced per ton or bushel. Hay timothy and clover ranges listed with straw and mixed hay figures, reflecting market conditions for local farmers.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Timothy

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