Schroeder Leaves Navy as Osterhaus Takes Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder retires after forty seven years in the Navy and hands command of the Atlantic Fleet to Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus. Schroeder, stepping ashore at Jamestown, finds officers lined up as side boys and a holiday mood among residents at his longtime summer home.
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Osterhaus
Newport
Seaton Schroeder
Navy
Hugo Osterhaus
Schroeder
Jamestown
Judge Landis to open lumber inquiry in Chicago today
Judge Landis, who fined Standard Oil $25,000,000, will begin testimony in the lumber inquiry started today in Chicago. A special panel has been drawn to probe the western lumber industry, with prosecutor Sims declining to reveal the line of inquiry. Expected to testify is Frederick Weyerhaeuser, head of the alleged lumber combine.
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Landis
Chicago
Standard Oil
West
Sims
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Few Die From Smallpox Out of 20000 Cases in 1909
Washington June 5 In nearly 20000 cases of smallpox reported in the United States during 1909 there were only ninety two deaths making the average mortality rate less than one half of one per cent. The public health service statistics announced show that even this diminished number of cases by comparison with last year was excessive.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Daughter of President Gomez Weds Cuban Navy Chief
In Havana on June 5 Manuela Gomez, eldest daughter of President Gomez, married Lieutenant Colonel Julio Morales Coello, chief of the Cuban navy. The ceremony at the palace was conducted by Bishop Estrada with the full diplomatic corps and cabinet in attendance. Bridal gifts reportedly total $500,000 in value.
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Gomez
Havana
Manuela
Julio Morales Coello
Estrada
Embezzler Charged in Minnesota College Cash Loss
J D Bren once tied to the University of Minnesota held at police HQ charged with embezzling 14000 dollars in university funds. Bren, a ten year associate and four year cashier, faces the case amid ongoing investigations.
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Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Minn
J. D. Bren
University of Minnesota
Eleven passenger coaches sold for five thousand five hundred each
Eleven passenger coaches that had stood for twenty one years in East York car shops were sold for 5500 dollars apiece to a Florida railroad. Edward Mathews of Dallastown estimates his peach crop will total 15000 baskets from 3000 trees, 1600 bearing. Leroy Ridgway (8) was saved from drowning by newsboy Clinton Hall (14) after floating on a Shenango River raft.
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East York
Florida
Edward Mathews
Dallastown
Shenango River
Sharon
Pun
Leroy Ridgway
Clinton Hall
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
General Saint Just
Marie Barboux
Hayti
Ocean Avenue
Baseball Scores Summary From Weekend Games
American League results include Athletics 8 Cavaliers 4 in 12 innings. Boston 6 over Chicago. New York 2 tied with St Louis. Washington 7 over Detroit. Standings show Detroit leading with 34 wins, New York 21, Cleveland 27, Boston 23, Washington 15, Chicago 21, St Louis 14, Philadelphia 26. National League games in Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 8 New York 4. Cincinnati 15 Boston 4. St Louis 9 Brooklyn 7. Sunday St Louis 7 Brooklyn 2. Chicago 6 New York 5. Cincinnati 26 Boston 2. Standings note New York 28–10, St Louis 22–20, Chicago 16–9, Cincinnati 23–16, Philadelphia 26–17, Brooklyn 15–28.
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American League
Philadelpha—Athletics
Cleveland
Coombs
Lapp
Mitchell
Land
Boston
Chicago
Cicette
Carrigan
White
Baker, Sullivan
New York
St Lews
Wuarhop
Blair
Lake
Washington
Detroit
Mullin
Stanage
Johnson
Street
A FC
W.L. PC
York
Athletics
Toston
Washin
St.Louis
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Philadelphia
Camnitz
Simon
Moore
Doon
Brown
Reulbach
Kling
Marquard
Wilson
Cincinnati
Fromme
Clarke
McTigue
Graham
St. Louis
St Lous
Brooklyn
Harmon
Bliss
Bell
Schadt
Knetzer
Erwin
Sallee
Scanjon
Bergen
New_York
King
Wiltse
Ames
Myers
Smith
McLean
Jer- Suns Curis
Parsons
Seribner
Bar On
g1ulCinene
Philada
Brookin
Pittsbrg
Sixty Days For Perjury In Virginia Road Crew Case
Harrisonburg Virginia June 4 sixty days on the state convict road force is the penalty that Robert Smallwoum must pay for swearing his bride Miss Christiana Hagerdown was twenty one or older Oswell Johnson who accompanied car Joe and Miss Hagerdown when they obtained the license and who made the same false statement also will serve sixty days. The youthful bride collapsed when she saw the officer arrest her husband and again when informed her marriage would be nullified due to extreme youth.
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Harrisonburg
Robert Smallwou
Christiana Hagerdown
Oswell Johnson
Car Joe
Miss Hagerdown
Largest Lancaster grower to harvest tobacco crop
Lancaster Pa June 5 HMH Moore will be the county’s largest tobacco grower. He plans to plant 123 acres on owner farms across the county, aiming for a crop valued around $30,000.
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Lancaster
Hmh Moore
Uns Tobacco
Moore
Girl Killed In Auto Wreck Worcester Mass
Katharine Ryan of Worcester was instantly killed and her sister Margaret Ryan fatally injured when their touring car crashed into a telephone pole. Four other occupants were injured.
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Worcester
Mass
Wies Katharine Ryan
Margaret Ryan
LeagueScores and Standings from Tristate League Games
Scores from Lanccaster-Lancaster, Wilmington-York, Reading-Reading, and Trenton-Trenton games with 14 and 12 inning results. Standings show Lancash leading with 17 wins, Trenton 17, Wilmington 12, Altoona 13, and Harrisburg 9 losses, per figures and percentages.
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Tristate League
Lanccaster
Lancaster
Altoona
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