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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
7
Reading Pa June 15 Northrop of the Tri State league team pitched a no hit no run game against Lancaster. Northrop shut out Lancaster 8 to 0 and did not allow a Lancaster batter to reach first base, an unprecedented feat in major or minor league play.
Results show Boston defeats Cleveland five to one in Boston with Karger Nunimaker Mit 4uel. New York tops Detroit five to three. Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago in ten innings two to none. Washington wins thirteen to eleven over St. Louis. Standings list Detroit Chicago Cleveland Boston New York Washington St Louis. National League games include Pittsburgh four Boston three. Standings updated for all clubs with win loss records and percentages.
In Altoona and Reading venues, Altoona defeated Johnstown 5 2 while Harrisburg beat Reading 3 0 and Wilmington topped Trenton with 6 to G games show team records. Standings list Reading Harrisburg Trenton Johnstown Altoona Lancaster York and Wilmington with win losses and percentages.
San Francisco reporter notes Nick Volz the butcher swallowed 54 eggs in 186 seconds, proving a physician wrong. After the feat he and Abe Shapira arranged bets with Leo Sanders, plus a whisky pause before continuing.
Allentown New Jersey? No Allentown Pa June 15 W H W Wartman of Reading a lineman for the Consolidated Telephone company was instantly killed on touching a heavily charged wire on a pole in this city.
Silver service will be presented to President and Mrs Taft from the senate in observance of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated next Monday. Victor Sarent Jr dies in Wilmington at 59 after heart disease and retirement. Prince of Wales to sail as midshipman after coronation in London next week.
Washington June 15 The Taft White House anniversary reception for June 19 is expected to be the largest social event in the presidency with more than 3000 invitations issued and estimates of up to 4000 guests. The Taft family and Mrs Taft’s relatives will be house guests, with Aunt Delia Torrey among the honored visitors.
Governor Pennewill contracted poison ivy while inspecting the state militia camping ground at Rehoboth Delaware. He is at Greenwood suffering from severe pain but no expected danger. The item notes the governor’s exposure occurred last Saturday during the inspection. Rural mail carriers may one day announce arrivals with bugles to aid stamp purchases, per a New Hampshire citizen's suggestion to the Post Office.
A warning against ointments containing mercury for catarrh notes these products can damage smell and system via mucous surfaces. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally, with testimonials available and price listed. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford testified in Cincinnati that Edgard Cooke handed her 22000 in cash in New York in 1901 and stored it in a bank safety deposit box. She recounted visits to Cooke at her home and described the money as coming from the Big Four as others did the same. In Washington, Representative Victor Berger was greeted with a standing reception as he delivered his maiden House speech praising labor and criticizing tariff protections.
A Chicago grand jury indicted Maurice Enright business agent of the Plumbers' union and and others described as labor sluggers on June 15 1914. The group is charged with shooting and injuring William Cenilemen a union labor agent.
In Princeton New Jersey on June 15 Mrs Tussel Sage announced an addition of 65060 to her earlier Princeton University gift of 398000 for completing the Hol der hall quadrangle. The donation is at Mrs Sages request.
Sore feet relief with TIAs claimed quick lasting remedy. Promises instant comfort, elimination of swelling odor and corns by drawing out pores and toxins. Sold at druggists for 25 cents, distributed by Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago Illinois.
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