Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Results
American League games covered include Philadelphia Chicago 3 6 Detroit 3 2 and Cleveland Boston results with Cleveland sweeping, New York beating Detroit 3 2 and Washington St Louis weather. Standings show Detroit Chicago Athletics Cleveland New York Boston St Louis. National League notes include Chicago Philadelphia 4 2 in 13 innings and St Louis New York 5 4 with Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 1. Tristate results list Trenton Reading Wilmington Lancaster and others with rain postponements.
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Taturday
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Walsh
Payne
Plank
Coombs
Thomas
Lapp
Cleveland
Boston
Falkenberg
Land
Karger
Hall
Nunimaker
Gregg
Moser
New York
Detroit
Warbop
Blair
Donovan
Stanage
Washington-St. Louis
Rain
St. Louis
James
Powell
Hamilton
Clarke
Summers
Works
Mitchell
Cacar
Sobert White
Olm Mahage
Stead
N.york
Bec
Washin
St.Louis
National League
Philadelhia
Afentyre
Brown
Archer
Alexander
Dooin
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Gaspar
McLean
Scanlon
Bergen
Harmon
Bresnahan
Mathewson
Meyers
Fittsburg
Cole
Burns
Moore
Moran
Wiltse
Myers
Golden
Satlee
Rucker
Keefe
McQuillen
Sages
Clark
W.L
W.L. PC
W.york
Cincinni
Philada
Brookin
Pittsbig
Tristate League
Trenton
Reading
Lloyd
Kerr
Northrop
Philbin
Wilmington
Lancaster
Shettler
McGinley
Baxter
Therre
Harrisg
Lancastr
York
Telegraphic Briefs Span Deaths, Weddings, Appointments
A series of brief notices reports a man’s suicide in New York’s Central Park, the golden wedding of Hazleton pioneers Mr and Mrs George Raabe, James R Marker named Ohio highway commissioner, a four year old burned by carbolic acid, a woman’s body found in Bay Ridge, a Dauphin County grand jury indictment for murder, a coal mine fatality at Hammond colliery, a Treasury bond sale oversubscribed, and Versailles antiques auctioned with bids failing.
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B. Price
Winchester
Central Park
New York
George Raabe
Hazleton
James R. Marker
State Public Works Board
Ohio
Harmon
Raymond Vaughn
Sharon
Louis M. Millard
Newark
N. J
Bay Ridge
L. I
Dauphin County
Joseph Stott
Blanche Taylor
Mexico Bars Monopoly Move Shocks Foreign Property Rights
Governor Abraham Gonzales of Chihuahua announces new regime for foreign concessions to not be extended or renewed and vows action to curb foreign monopolies. The move targets American British and German holdings in the mineral and timber rich state and signals sweeping property reforms.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Abraham Gonzales
Convicts Save Family in Fire at Quitman Planter Estate
In Quitman Georgia a squad of convicts at work on a public road near planter William Lewis and his family rescued them from a blazing residence after a dawn fire. The convicts built a ladder to reach the second story saving Lewis wife and five children with several inmates badly burned. Lewis plans to seek pardons for the rescuers as county residents endorse petitions.
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Planter
Quitman
William Lewis
Lewis
Preaches to Fans Sunday Baseball Sermon At Game
In Poughkeepsie Rev J W Laskin told a crowd of about a thousand at Volunteer Base Ball club in left field that he believes in Sunday base ball. He delivered a thirty minute sermon on practical religion during the game as part of a advertised feature.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
J. W. Laskin
Feld
Negroes to Call on Taft Delegation to Washington Plan Decided
A 5000 strong delegation of Negroes will visit Washington with a fifteen member committee to urge President Taft to address alleged racist wrongs in the South. Rev Dr S L P Taliferro, editor of the Christian Banner, led the proposal at the New England Baptist missionary convention in Providence. Other items report a steamer fire in Boston killing two, a Bates College professor’s suicide in Lewistown, and a Budapest aviation accident where a girl was beheaded by an aircraft.
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Providence
R. I
Visi Washington
Taft
South
New England Baptist Missionary Convention
Lewistown
David Brandelle
Bates College
Androscoggin River
A Valuable Ladder for Fruit Growers
Instructional note shows how to build a light safety ladder at home using pine sides, foxy steps, wooden blocks, and a red filler to prevent spread. The design includes a four foot solid snout piece bolted with wedges, enabling secure use on tree branches and reducing fruit damage. Builders are urged to make ladders in various lengths to fit different trees.
Tree That Owns Itself Deed Story Told By Society
The Outdoor Art League of San Jose recounts the tale of a tree in Athens Georgia that supposedly received a deed of the surrounding ground. William Jackson loved the tree and granted it ownership with a deed for eight feet of land, an act praised as romantic but not legally binding, yet cherished by local citizens who safeguard it.
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Outdoor Art League of
San Jose
Athens
William Jackson
la Mancha
Frederick Market Prices June 19 1911
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grain and farm product prices corrected June 19 1911. Prices include wheat corn barley flour mill feed seed hay straw potatoes and more with varios ranged figures for different grades and bale sizes. Yes say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
New Royal Relative to the Potato Dasheen Debuts in Washington Dinner
At a National Geographic Society annual dinner in Washington 6500 guests welcomed the dasheen a new tuber from wet lands served stuffed in place of the potato. The Dasheen closely resembles a small coconutsized tuber with a brown red coat and mucilaginous texture. Observers compare it to artichoke flavor and a sweetwhite potato blend. Hotels have ordered large portions of the 1974 crop signaling strong commercial interest.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
China
Japan
Pueblo Islands
Africa
West Indies
Tobacco Culture Spreading Across States
Department of Agriculture shows tobacco can be grown widely with careful work. Farmers with extra land may earn about $1,000 per year by cultivating the nicotinic leaf, with success reported beyond Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts. A Long Island experimental station displays a readable, marketable plant specimen.
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Department of Agriculture
Texas
Florida
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Long Island
MISCELLANEOUS BASKET MAKER CURTIS GHISER ADVERTISMENT
Frederick city basket maker Curtis Ghisir touts Geiser baskets as top quality. Ads urge asking local stores or calling 321 for town made products and repairs at Rice Slater’s. Includes other local ads for shoes, corsets, water closet cleaning, millinery and hats, and upholstery services.
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Frederick City
Curtis Geiser
United States
Geiser
Rice & Slatier’s
Curtis Ghiser
Telegraph Street
Aphudimian
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Hammond
Mahanoy City
Steve Koyak
Greece
Treasury
Piatt Andrews
Panama
Treasury Department
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
Paris
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Here
Chamberlain
AZAR
Hugo Osterhaus
New England
Jarriet Kelly
Lizzie McNeil
Governor Andrew
Covenharf
Aeroplano
Budapest
Frederick
Long Island Agronomist
Tan Mwund
Moser’s
James Long
North Market ST
W. Sepidiy
Chaz
L. H. Fox
North Market Street
H. Miller
Tiepresentatis
John Esterly
D. Mantz
S. Market St
Jlodtt
The
Greater Frederick
the News
Baltimore
the Frederick News
Frederick, MD
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