BASE BALL SCORES. Result of Games Yesterday
American League games saw Washington beat New York 3 2 in 6 innings rain led to postponements elsewhere. National League games included St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 in games, and St Louis 13 Cincinnati 8 in another. Tristate reports Reading 6 Altoona 3, Lancaster 4 15 innings 1 4.
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Wilmington, & Hansburg
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Therre
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W.kl. PC. W.lpc
Trenton
Johnson
Wiring
Miners Slain Reported in Westmoreland Strike
Francis Feehan, head of the Pennsylvania Mine Workers' union, told the House Rules Committee that twenty miners were shot to death by deputy sheriffs and foreign laborers were left in peonage during the Westmoreland coal strike. The committee, reviewing a congressional inquiry demand, decided to exhaust court action first.
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Washington
Francis Feehan
Pennsylvania Mine Workers’ Union
House Committee On Rules
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Feehan
Representative Wilson
Westmoreland Fields
Court enjoins men from unnecessary noise at canal unloading
In Trenton on June 1 Vice Chancellor Walker issued an injunction in the case of Henry D. Phillips and others against the Pennsylvania Railroad and others. The order restrains the defendants from making any unnecessary noise in unloading boats at Jarvis Place foot. Cursing and swearing and other noises by workmen must cease. Men may not eat meals on the street near the tow path, nor can horses be fed there. Phillips owns several nearby houses and renters have complained of the swearing and noise incident to unloading boats.
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Trenton
Walker
Henry D. Philips
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jarvis Place
Phillips
Beau mont wins 20000 prize in Rome stage of Paris Rome Curia flight
Andre Beaumont the French aviator arrived in Rome as the first to reach the Italian capital in the Paris Rome Curia race. His 160 mile flight from Pisa won a 20000 dollar prize and he will begin the final stage to Turin via Florence and Bologna.
Emperor Francis Joseph Reported Dead Denial Emerges
Rumors of the Austrian emperor's death circulated from Paris to London but a semi official Vienna dispatch says his condition is improving and he plans to grant a farewell audience to the Hungarian premier. Two rowboats capsized in Lorain harbor in a storm. five people missing and a woman's body recovered as heavy rain and 60 mph winds battered the area.
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London
Rumos
Paris
Francis Joseph of Austria
Vienna
Leram
Lorain Harbor
Three Killed in Storm at Pokegama and Brook Park
A wind storm at Brook Park and Pokegama, Pine City area, on June 1 killed three people Mr. and Mrs Charles Cottrell and Mrs Ole Burghi and injured several others while causing substantial property damage.
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Minn
Brook Park
Pokegama
Pokegana
Charles Cottrell
Ole Burghi
Great Northern Announces $600 Million Bond Issue
Official notice from Great Northern general offices announces a $600 million bond issue, aimed at refinancing old bonds and enabling the potential takeover of the Burlington railroad. Analysts speculate merger with the Northern Pacific, with possible further links to Morgan line interests and a path to divestiture from the other Hill lines.
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Minn
The
Great Northern
West
Burlington Railroad
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Supreme Court
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Great Western
Taft Hosts Ty Cobb and Lively at White House Meeting
President Taft receives Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers and pitcher Lively at the White House in Washington. Cobb, from Augusta, Georgia, and A. W. Butt, from Augusta, share a greeting as luncheon plans follow. The president anticipates watching Cobb face the Nationals at American Teague Park.
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Washington
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Detroit Tigers
Lively
Hughes Jennings
Taft
Cobb
Augusta
A. W. Butt
Augista
Amer Tan Teague Park
Mormon Converts Reach Montreal on Dominion Line Voyage
A large party of 140 Mormon converts from Liverpool arrived in Montreal on the Dominion line en route to Salt Lake City. About 80 were women and 250 converts from the British Isles have passed through Montreal this season. Additionally the piece promotes Chamberlains Cough Rememdy for whooping cough, claiming safety and success against past epidemics.
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Montreal
Que
Southwark
Liverpool
Salt Lake City
British Isles
Madero Attends Banquet in El Paso
Francisco Madero, guest of honor at a Teltec club banquet in El Paso, receives one of the cannons used to capture Juarez. He will depart to Mexico City via Eagle Pass, accompanied by civil and military officers including Senari Sanchez Azcona and General Gattibaldi, with guards Captain Castillo and lieutenants Terrazas and Porulio.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco
Madero
Sweasey's Death Revealed Burned At Mexican Stake
Mrs. Sweasey reports her husband Robert Sweasey was executed by bandits at the stake on May 16 in Mexico after refusing to relinquish funds. She fled her home for fifty hours and reached an American camp. Sweasey was superintendent of the Messean Central railroad. Five more postal banks for Penna announced. the list includes Brownsville, Connellsville, Johnsonburg, Ridgeway, Shenandoah with deposits to be established June 27.
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Mexico
Trinidad
Colo
Robert Sweasey
Joseph Bonateo, Jr
Sweasey
Sweasex
Messean Central Railroad
Penna
Washington
Hitchcord
Fortsoue
Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Connellsville
Johnsonburg
Ridgeway
Shenandoah
Walks In Sleep to Death in Pittsburgh Story
A Pittsburgh story reports a man died after walking in his sleep from a window. Richard Bo Melleaine, twenty years old, an attorney, suffered fatal injuries. Rev. Dr. Z Ho VWellcome, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church, attended the event and referenced remedies including Chamberdan.
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Pittsburg
Walkine
Richard Bo Melleaine
Z. Ho Vwellcome
Calvary Episcopal Clarch
Harlan Celebrates 78th Birthday on Court Anniversary
Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan, 78, marks his birthday as he notes his health remains good and he has only fallen ill twice in his life. If he serves through June 16, he will reach 34 years on the bench, potentially the longest tenure since the court’s founding by 1912.
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Supreme Court
Washington
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Chinedrist
Justice Harlan
the Cout
Fragmented Health Tonic Ad Promises Relief
The text presents a garbled medicinal advertisement claiming a tablet cures dyspepsia and improves general health. It mentions Dr PP Condon Gapsey and a product by Tepsev’s Gf Daspepsia Tabs, touting no after effects and free samples, with unclear directions and numerous misspellings.
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PP Condon
Gapsey
Dieppe
Paris
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