Base Ball Scores From Yesterday's Games in Leagues
Results include American Leagues with Detroit topping Cleveland and Boston's mixed results, National League games in Chicago Boston Brooklyn and Cincinnati with close scores, plus Tri State League action in Johnstown Trenton Altoona and Wilmington. Standings show team records and percentages.
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New York
Boston
Ford
Vaughn
Sweeney
Hall
Pape
Nunimaker
St Louis
Clined
Louis
Hatter
Olmsted
Lake
Hamilton
Stephens
Krichell
Chicago
St. Louis
Haker
Payne
George
Mitchell
Harper
Clarke
Detroit
Cleveland
Land
Washington Athletics
Pittsburg
Adams
Gibson
Toney
Archer
Béleton
Aeranard
Myers
Mattern
Din
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Moore
Alexander
Moran
Karger
Irwin
Cincinnati
Steele
Elis
Fromme
Keefe
McLean
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Philada
Tristate League
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Trenton
Lancaster
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Altoona
Wilming
Baby halts steel probe by Kentucky chairman
Washington reports Representative Stanley of Kentucky, chair of the special house committee probing the steel trust, was summoned home due to the birth of a son. A telegram revealed the reason for his absence as a new baby delaying the inquiry into the industry. Diaz heads to Paris from Havre after arrival aboard the Ypiranga.
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Maine Wreck Cofferdam Water Drops Fifteen Feet
Water around the wreck of the battleship Maine in the cofferdam fell fifteen feet below sea level. The lowest point yet, uncovering more of the wreck, but no additional relics or bones were recovered. Engineers will maintain this level for several days to aid hull exposure and deck stripping while cofferdam stability remains evident.
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Havana
Cuba
Maine
Kern advocates jail terms for Sherman law violators
Washington June 21 Senator John Worth Kern former vice presidential candidate argues that a single trust official sentenced to thirty days on the stone pile would more effectively break up trusts than civil suits. He says personal responsibility under criminal law is needed and that civil dissolution prosecutions won’t compel proper behavior.
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Washington
John Worth Kern
Bryan
Say Strike Is Broken Pennsy Officials Declare Shopmen Are Going Back to Work
Pittsburg officials report the shopmen strike on the Pittsburg division has collapsed with 400 strikers returning to work. Negotiations are planned as more workers are urged to return, while thousands have been out on strike across the division. The piece also notes action to extend Niagara Falls protection and a push for cooperative stores by U.S. clerks.
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Pennsy
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton Adopts Walsh Act Commission Government
In a special election held in Trenton New Jersey on June 21 voters approved the Walsh act provisions creating a five member elective commission to govern the city with both legislative and executive powers The measure passed 6792 to 4890 removing the old government structure and introducing recall initiative and referendum features with one commissioner serving as mayor pro tempore if needed or until recall changes are in effect
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Frederick Market Prices Quotation 1911
Market prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange dated June 20 1911 cover grains and feeds. Wheat No 2 medium state varies. corn shelled 6 to tie per bushel. rye 70 cents per bushel. oats 45 to 50 cents. barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel. Flour winter wheat 4 90 to 5 40. spring wheat 5 20 to 5 70. Also lists cornmeal mill feed bags and ton prices. seeds and hays with multiple ton and bushel ranges. potatoes at soe to fille per bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
St. Corn
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