Baseball Scores From Weekend Games
American League results show Chicago Athletis 5, Cleveland 6, St Louis 6 Washington 4, Detroit 7 New York 0. Sunday Detroit 7, New York 4. St Louis 5 Washington 1. Cleveland 3 Boston 0. Chicago Athletics rain. Standings list Detroit 49 28 678, Cleveland 47 44 517, Athletics 54 31 685, Boston 44 45 494, Chicago 44 40 524, Washington 30 58 341, New York 45 41 523, St Louis 25 61 291.
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Chicago
Athletis
Lang
Young
Payne
Lappr Coombs
Livingstone
Cleveland
Boston
Hatteries
James
Fisher
Chcatte
Carrigan
St. Louis
Washington
Hamilton
Stephens
Walker
Ainsmith
Detroit
New York
Wood
Chicago Athletics
W.L. PC
Clevelnd
Athletics
Buston
Chicags
Washin
York
St-Louis
National League Scores and Standings Mixed Results
National League results from Philadelphia Chicago to New York and Boston with multiple battery lineups. Chicago leads standings at 53 62. Pittsburgh 62 33. Cincinnati 49 26. New York 51 32. Brooklyn 31 52. St Louis 49 26. Boston 20 66. Other clubs not scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Rbatteries
Brown
Archer
Moore
Stack
Dooin
Brooklyn
Cincinnnti
Rucker
Bergen
Smith
McLean
New York
Mathewson
Cranmers
Steele
McAdams
Bresnahan
Bliss
Bouston
Pittshburg
Boston
Leifield
Simon
Kling
W.L. Pcj
W.L. PO
Pittsbro, Phiage
Cincinti
York
Brookly
St.Louis
Tri State League Scores and Standings Update
In Wilmington Harrisburg games Wilmington beat Harrisburg 2 1 in the first game and 0 2 in the 24 game with Meyers Mays Baxter Therre listed as batteries. Reading beat Altoona 8 6 with Kard Kerr Culp Carter credited. Lancaster defeated Johnstown 3 0 with Wallace Remen ter Miller Raub. Standings show Reading 50 19 725, Lancaster 31 37 456, Trenton 44 28 611, York 31 40 437, Altoona 34 34 500, Wilming 24 45 348.
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Tristate League
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Meyers
Mays
Baxter
Therre
Flarrisburg
Vitterr
Brazelle
Reading
Altoona
Kard
Kerr
Culp
Carter
Lancaster
Johnstown
Wants Hoboes in Senate for Taft Convention
A bald fledgling plan proposes moving the hobo convention to the United States senate chamber in Washington to address unemployment. The organizer asks President Taft to permit the lower ten to hold their gathering there from September to early October. He cites the Senate chamber as fitting for the crucial job and names Socialist Congressman Berger, Henry George Jr, and Speaker Clark as possible speakers.
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Chamber
New York
Taft
Senate
Washington
United States Senate Chamber
Berger
Henry George, Jr
Clark Wis
Sopwith Lands Nearest Yet to Designated Ground Spot
English aviator Thomas Sopwith set a new world landing record at the aviation field, stopping within 1714 inches of the designated point. The prior record of five feet was held by U.S. Army Lt. D. E. Milling. Michigan railroads abandon public cups on trains and at stations. Counterfeit activity is reported from a houseboat operation on Green River.
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Bemnstead
L. J
Thomas Sopwith
Sopwith
United States Army
D. E. Milling
Submarines Encounter Whales Off Block Island
Two Atlantic fleet submarines off Block Island on July 19 drew playful whales close, officers and crews noting surprising sport as the sea mammals approached. In Michigan, two sailors were poisoned after drinking from a water tank behind a tender engine, with Fireman Richard Travenger of Grand Rapids and Engineer Harry Hoskins of Durand at risk. A Newark Grand Stand Collapse injures 25 during a Central league game, 6 seriously, with 250 spectators present.
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Newport
R. L
Block Island
Fenton, Mich
Richard Travenger
Grand Rapids
Harry Hoskins
Durand
Newark
Wheeling
Congress Takes Up Tariff in Mixed Capitol Scene
Washington July 24 Congress debates tariff as reciprocity fades. Senate opens wool tariff fight with broader revision, while House Democrats plan caucus and a cotton tariff bill expected Wednesday. Democratic leaders seek a bill to pressure the president, who calls Payne Aldrich wool rates indefensible, with La Follette insurgent bill revived as an independent option.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft Hails Reciprocity Bill Passage in Washington
Washington July 24 The reciprocity bill’s passage is praised as a notable Taft administration achievement boosting prestige with the party and nation. Taft says he is gratified and credits Secretary Knox highly while a proclamation will finalize the pact after Canadian approval. The bill awaits the president’s signature Wednesday with Canada not yet acted.
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Washington
Taft
Canada
Knox
World’s Work canvasses 1912 presidential candidates
World's Work magazine conducts a preliminary random canvass of 2415 subscribers, allocated by state in line with electoral votes. Results show Woodrow Wilson leading with 619 votes, Taft 402, Theodore Roosevelt 274, Harmon 96, La Follette 91, Champ Clark 45, Bryan 34, Cummins 17.
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New York
World's Work
Presidentia
Woodrow Wilson
William H Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Judson A. Harmon
Robert M. la Foliette
Champ Clark
W. J Bryan
Albert Cummins
Taft's Classmate Freed After Court Reversal
Thomas P. Wickes, Yale classmate of William H Taft, was released in Oakland after the superior court reversed a lower court conviction for obtaining $15 with a check drawn on an account with no funds. He had been awaiting liberty after the jail invitation to the president's silver wedding.
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Taft
Oakland
Cal
Thomas P. Wickes
Yale
William H. Taft
Wickes
Toadstools Poison Four In Mahanoy City
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on July 24 a family and one of their boarders and a domestic girl were poisoned after mistaking toadstools for mushrooms while walking on a mountain. They suffered violent pains on returning home and were treated with a stomach pump. doctors hope to save their lives.
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Mahanoy City
Enoch Butner
Safe Crackers Take $1200 From Stevens Bank
Robbers blew open the Tennessee Valley bank safe at Stevens Alabama and escaped with 1200 dollars. In their haste they left 5000 dollars hidden in an inner drawer.
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Stevens
Ala
Tennessee Valley Bank
Queen Victoria to Expect Child in December
Madrid July 24 It is officially announced that Queen Victoria is expecting another child around December.
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Madrid
Queen Victoria
American Broker and Yacht in Haitian Revolution Debacle
Cape Haitien July 24 A New York broker holds the government in his hands. Wings R Dick a Wall Street operator in a leased yacht triggers a dispute as he attempts to block bombardments to protect American citizens. Dick sold the yacht to President Simon of Haiti but fails to deliver and faces a potential duel in a volatile struggle for control of the island.
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Haiti
New York
HLEG
Wings R. Dick
Wall Street
Uiit
Watrlingtom
Gobich
Simon of
Luti
Simon
Port Au Prince
Archibald Watt
Power of Music Awakening Stephenson in Ole Bull Tale
Power of music moves Stephenson, inventor of the locomotive, to tears after Ole Bornemann Bull demonstrates a violin and explains tone production. The moment reveals Stephenson’s long sought fulfillment in music as Ole Bull’s magical bow draws from him a deep emotional response. The piece blends this anecdote with a Washington Star quip on fickle popularity and a Senator Sorghum comparison to an umpire in a ball game.
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Stephenson
Ole Bull
Ole Bornemann Bull
Stéphenson
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Dobbleigh Reputation Spared by Veracity Question
In a sharp exchange, Hickenlooper questions Dobbleigh's truthfulness, and Bildad defends him by joking that if he spoke as well as he wrote, he could bind great authors to the mast. Meanwhile a Death Valley heat record tops 140 degrees, forcing regional evacuations.
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Dobbleigh
Bildad
Hickenlooper
Sir Walter Scott
Alexander Dumas
Harper’s Weekly
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement notice
One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement from Cheney company affiliates and Kinsman Marvin of Toledo endorsing F T Cheney as honorable and capable. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, testimonials free, price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Chen & CO
Toledo
F. T. Cheney
Walping Kinsman & Marvin
Dracg
O. Halls
Downing Street Named After Clever Man From Massachusetts
The St James Gazette notes Downing Street carries the memory of George Downing a Massachusetts scholar Harvard graduate and Cromwell era envoy. He served as British ambassador at The Hague and later built mansions and Downing Street Westminster leaving a lasting imperial name.
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Massachusetts
Downing Street
London
Treasury
George Downing
Harvard College
England
Hague
Europe
Oliver
Protector
Commonwealth
Charles II
Westminster
Downing's Street
British Empire
St. James
Pineapple Aid and Antioch Anecdotes in Colonial Texts
A fragment cites pineapple juice as aiding digestion and addressing throat ailments, noting its bitter taste effects. It shifts to a historical note on the Antiochenes and their destruction by Persians after satire, then a brief anecdote about a Waterloo sword and a General Armistrong quote.
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New York World
Antioch
Syria
Chosroes
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