BASE BALL SCORES AND STANDINGS ACROSS LEAGUES
American League results show Washington beaten by Chicago 0 to on White Sullivan Walker Street. Athletics beat St Louis 1 to 0. Boston defeated Detroit 5 to 4. New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. Detroit leads with 37 wins. New York 31. Cleveland 20. Chicago 24. Washington 33. Boston 26. St Louis 16. Athletics 30. National League games list Chicago 6 Boston 5. Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 3 New York 1. St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4. Club standings: Chicago 31-18, New York 31-19, Philadelphia 31-21, Pittsburgh 27-22, Boston 26-32, St Louis 26-23, Cincinnati 24-27, Brooklyn 18-32, Washington 16-34, etc. Tri-State results include York 2 Reading 1. Harrisburg 8 Lancaster 2. Altoona 2 Trenton 0. Freeport-? at Edinstown 3 Wilmine 1.
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Taft Pardons Murderer for Saving Convicts
President Taft grants an unconditional pardon to Lorenzo D. Barnes, inmate at the government hospital for the insane, who prevented a wholesale escape of convicts. Barnes, who killed a man who defamed his wife, was pardoned on AG Wickersham’s recommendation noting he saved several government officers’ lives.
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Washington
Presiden Taft
Lorenzo D. Barnes
Government
Barnes
Wickersham
Wounded hotel target in bail case delays hearing
In New York Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, both charged with shooting W E D Stokes, were arraigned but the preliminary hearing was postponed as Stokes cannot leave the hospital. Bail of 25000 each was set but no bondsman was present and they were remanded. In Elizabethtown New Jersey, furious crowds hunted the fiend who attacked 15 year old Elsie Dengler, scanning woods and fields through night rain.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Freschi
Elizabethtown
N. J
Elsie Dengler
August Dengler
Frightened to Death by Thunder in Maine Town
Mrs John Allen, aged sixty three, of Maine, was frightened to death during a severe electric storm. She woke to thunder and died before a physician could arrive. Also reported: two men executed at Sing Sing for murder in Brooklyn and Islip. Atlantic City fines for disorderly conduct on the beach. Oleomargarine case leads to $100 fine in Trenton.
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Binghamton
John Allen
Maine
Sing Sing
N.Y
Thomas Barnes
John T. Leonard
Brooklyn
Frederick Gebhardt
Anna Luther
Islip
Atlantic City
George Jackson
Keffer
Jackson
Trenton
N. J
Hoboken
New York
Frederick Wilson
United States District Court
Peace Congress at Rome Advanced to September 25
The International peace congress in Rome has been advanced from October 17 to September 25. This notice appears in The News per APHIVES.
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Rome
Boston
Duchess of Marlborough Leaves Court After String of Snubs
London reports that Consuelo Vanderbilt, the Duchess of Marlborough, plans to return to her native land, quitting London amid court opposition. The exiled American duchess faces enduring resistance from radical court circles and a weakened influence at Marlborough House, with separation from her husband cited as a factor in losing favor.
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London
Smart
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Knights of the Garter
Windsor Castle
Marlborough
London Palace
Sutherland House
No Excuse For Ignorance In Farming Education
An elderly farmer at an extension school laments learning comes too late to help him yet urges others to seize knowledge. The message stresses no valid excuse for ignorance of farming fundamentals and highlights accessible agricultural resources.
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Extension School of Agriculture
Farmer's Quiet Desk Time Beats the Busy Year
A fragmented reflection notes the farmer spending time over his desk and reading table, suggesting those quiet hours are often the best part of the year and a moment of calm amid the cycle of seasons.
New Life Pills Promised Quick Digestion Relief
Advertisement claims New Life Pills start work soon to ease indigestion and restore appetite. It praises relief from stomach lever and bowels, promising renewed strength and energy. Available at Theatres Pharmacy for 4 1/2 cents.
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Theatres Pharmacy
A Cheap Seeder to Drop Seed Behind the Plow
A Farm and Fireside tip outlines a low cost seeder built from a quart pan and wooden wheel. Holes in the pan allow seed to drop as the wheel turns, with a stoppered board wheel and an axle bolt to attach to the plow. It travels behind the plow costing under 25 cents and handles cane, milo, Kaffir corn and broom corn though it does not cover seed on the first pass.
Attorney-at-Law in City Address Reference
A fragment from a legal notice or business card shows an attorney-at-law with a street address listed as 21 E. Second Street. The readable portion suggests a professional listing or contact detail from a historical newspaper page.
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