Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Monday Games
In the American League, Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit 4 to 3 with Coombs Lapp Summers and Stanage as pitchers. Washington and Cleveland tied 4 to 4 with Walker Street Blanding and Fisher pitching. Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 2 behind Hall Carrigan and Petty Clark. New York and Chicago rain delayed. In the National League, Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 with Barger Rucker Bergen Cole Kiing pitching. Pittsburgh beat New York 9 to 4 with Drucke Myers Adams Hendrix Sthon. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 8 with Humph Alexander Dooin Keefe Smith. St Louis beat Boston 7 to 5 with Mattern Graham Steele Bresnahan. In the Tri-State League, Lancaster beat York 7 to 1 as Culp Rementer Coveleskie Jackley pitched. Reading shut out Harrisburg 14 to 0 with Myers Stroh Northrop Monroe. Johnstown beat Trenton 6 to 5 with Girard Kerr Topham Raub. Altoona defeated Wilmington 8 to 4 behind Buscher Therre Scott Brogetore.
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Palmerton Postmaster Defrauder Arrested in Wyoming
Miles E. Straup, ex‑Palmerton postmaster and the first government employee linked to abusing the postal savings bank system, was arrested in Douxias Wyoming after a long chase from Denver. He faces charges of defrauding foreigners of their savings and forging notes totaling about $800. Straup reportedly will not resist extradition.
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United States
Moore
Miles E. Straup
Douxias
Wyo
Denver
Straup
Carbon County
Sending U S Troops Home Marines to Leave Cuba
Washington June 8 The 2000 Marines, gathered at Guantanamo Cuba as the Mexico crisis grew, were ordered northward to embark on the Dixie Solace and Tennessee. They will be returned to regular stations. Artillery units at Galveston will also be sent back as Marines depart. Infantry regiments at San Diego will move to the Presidio Monterey and San Francisco.
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Roosevelt denies pledge report on Taft support
Springfield dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt denying a published claim he would back Taft in 1912. He called the report false and said he has neither stated nor discussed such support, calling the story "made out of a whole cloth."
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Springfield
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Theodore Roosevelt
Big Milk Plant Burned at Richville Fire destroys Horton plant
Watertown New York June 7 A large milk receiving and separating plant operated by J M Horton Co of New York at Richville St Lawrence County was destroyed by fire incurring losses estimated between 30000 and 55000 dollars.
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J. M. Horton Company
New York
Richville
St Lawrence County
Realistic Stage Blood Rush Trick by Mackay
In Daniel Frohman’s Memories of a Manager the actor F P Mackay describes a muscular effect used in Bronson Howard’s One of Our Girls. Playing a French count he shows a controlled fury after an insult by an English officer, then reveals a flush of blood as he declares his intention to send his seconds. The effect relies on a tight collar and neck pressure to produce a momentary red face then pale.
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FL Mackay
Bronson -Howard
Mackay
Howard
Joke Turns On Credit Gaffe At Toncheon Club
A New York Tribune anecdote shows a prank joke about a newsboy, a nickel debt, and a supposed collector. The teller ends up with a longer credit line after the misread humor.
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Youth Dies by Own Action in Arlington Cemetery
In Washington on June 8 J A Mc Laughlin of Morrisville Virginia killed himself while lying between his parents’ graves in Arlington cemetery. A note on the key disclosed intent to self harm. He mourned his father Lieutenant J B McLaughlin of the U S Army. report asks readers to mention the News.
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J. A. McLaughlin
Morrisville
Notson
Arlington Cemetery
J. B. McLaughlin
Bryan's Daughter Weds Gives Methodists
Grace Dexter Bryan, daughter of W. J. Bryan, wed Richard Lew Hargreaves in Fairview with Rev. Harry F. Huntington officiating. Best man was W. J. Bryan Jr., bridesmaids Lilly Tyler and Helen Sewind, and groom's sister Mrs W S Stein served as matron of honor. The couple have been sweethearts since schooldays. Duke Family Plan to Give Trinity College 1,000,000 Endowment
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Grace Dexter Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Richard Lew Hargreaves
Fairview
Harry F. Huntington
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W. J. Bryan, Jr
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Ariz
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Virginia
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Lincoln
W. S. Stein
Hargreaves
Miss Bryan
Duke
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
North Carolina and Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
New York City
Methodist Church
Lorimer Probe to Begin at Once Senate Votes in Lorimer Inquiry
By unanimous vote the senate approved a sub-committee of eight to conduct a new Lorimer investigation. The panel, which under the resolution acts as a separate committee, is clothed with wide authority and will begin work immediately.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
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