Baseball Scores American League Report
Baseball scores from American League games include Boston beating Athletics 7 to 3 with Hender Thomas Wood Marger Nutimaker batting stars. New York Washington split doubleheader with New York winning 5 3 in the first game and 3 2 in the second as Walker Henry Coakley Blair shared duties. Chicago defeated Detroit 3 0 with Walsh Sullivan Lively Stanage delivering the win. Standings show Detroit 43 21, Boston 32 20, Athletics 40 20, Cleveland St Louis not scheduled, with New York 35 25 and Washington 21, Chicago 31.
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Boston—Athletics
Boston
Bateries
Hender
Thomas
Wood
Marger
Nutimaker
New York
Washington
Newrk
Hatteries
Jeuhneet
Henry
Quinn
Sweeneyshington
Walker
Coakley
Blair
Chicaguo
Chicago
Detroit
Walsh
Sullivan
Lively
Stanage
Cleveland-St. Louis
Wid
Athletics
N.york
Washin
Ood
St.Louis
National League Scores From Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
National League results list Brooklyn Brooklyn New York and St Louis Chicago matchups with first and second games noted. Batting lines include batteries and pitchers for each team. standings show New York 39 2 St Louis 34 2 Philadelphia 38 2 Cincinnati 28 35 444 Chicago 38 24 613 Brooklyn 21 40 244 Pittsburgh 36 26 581 Boston 14 48 22u.
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National League
Brooklyn
New York
Potteries
Marquard
Meyer
Scank
Bergen
Bateries
Ames
Myers
Wilson
Barger
Erwin
St. Louis
Chicago
bBrown
Archer
Harmon
Bresnahan
Steele
Bliss
Ruelbach
McIntyre
Graham
Philadelphia
Boston
Chalmers
Numphries
Devin
Perdue
Kling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Camniitz
Gibson
Fromme
Smith
McLean
N.york
St.Louis
Tri State League Scores From Wilmington York and Trenton
In Wilmington Altoona defeated Wilmington 5 to 1 with Daley Hurley Ziegler Terre aiding. York beat Lancaster 1 to 0 with Coveleskie McCintey Jes sop Carter handling pitching. Trenton crushed Johns town 14 to 2 with Topham Keter Dugan Kerr lifting the offense. Rain affected Reading and the table shows W L P C standings with Altoona and Trenton near middle of pack.
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Tristate League
Wilmington
Altoona
Daley
Hurley
Ziegler
Terre
York—York
Lancaster
Coveleskie
McCintey
Jessop
Carter
Trenton
Johnstown
Topham
Keter
Dugan
Kerr
Harrisburg-Reading
W.L. PC
POL Reading
Lapcastr
Tohasin
Cheap Candy Kills Girl Inptomaine Poisoning Case
In Chester Pennsylvania a one and a half year old girl died at Crozier hospital a few hours after eating cheap candy bought with ten cents. Her sister two and a half remains hospitalized recovering as doctors suspect the candy coloring caused ptomaine poisoning.
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Chester
Mary Evans
Crozier Hospital
Ida Evans
Robert S. Maison
Gompers Defiant Over Court Contempt Ruling
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, en route to Indianapolis to press the McNamara kidnapping inquiry, indicated that no apology from John Mitchell Frank Morrison or himself would be given regarding Judge Wrights order to show cause by July 17 for possible contempt of court.
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Washington
Indianapolis
McNamara
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Johm Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Wright
District Supreme Court
Bridegroom Drowned While Bathing in Susquehanna River
William Covart twenty, assistant yardmaster for the Erie Railroad at Jersey City, N J, drowned while bathing in the Susquehanna River at Wilkes Barre Pa He was seized by cramps in mid stream and died. His bride of a few months was visiting friends in the area.
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Wilkes-Barre
William Covart
Erie Railroad Company
Jersey City
N. 7
Susquehanna
Skeleton Found Near Gettysburg Battlefield
While working near the Gettysburg battlefield two men discovered the bones of a dead man. The remains included a belt cartridge box two Vermont plates and numerous bullets though the skull was missing. The find suggests a missing soldier from the historic site.
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Gettysburg
Vermont
Cornell Victors In Sensational Eight-Oared Race
Cornell overcome Columbia after a late burst to win the headline eight event at Poughkeepsie. Columbia led early with speed but Cornell surged ahead and finished about a length and a half in front. Columbia won the freshman race. Penn and Wisconsin trailed.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Mies
Columbian Varsity
Cornell
Columbia
Cornel
Ubeithacans
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Fierce Race Riot Hurts Four in West Virginia
Four Trians were fatally wounded and four others injured in a race riot between Americans and Italians near Weaver and Junior, West Virginia. The trouble has persisted for days, starting from an argument that sparked the violence. A sheriff and about ninety men remain on the scene to maintain order until the trouble ends.
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West Virginia
Filkins
W. Va
Weaver
Junior
Storm adjourns Senate in violent rain hail storm
Terrific downpour and hail disrupted Senate proceedings in Washington. Senator Borah of Idaho was mid speech when the electrical storm hit, causing confusion outside. Gallinger moved to adjourn as Borah struggled to continue amid the chaos.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
Senator Borah
Idaho
Gallinger
May identify Maine bones near West Chester man
Relatives in West Chester, Pennsylvania, believe bones found in the wreck of the Maine may be those of John R. Bell, a colored cabin steward who is presumed to have died in the explosion. Navy inquiries are being pursued to confirm the identity.
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West Chester
Maine
Havana Harbor
John R. Bell
Bell
Navy
Navy Department
New York Herald Reporter Named Joint Ambassador
Washington announces C B Wolfram of the New York Herald is named joint special ambassador with Representative Bartholdt of Missouri. They will present a replica of the Von Steuben statue in Washington to Emperor William of Germany on September 2.
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Washington
White House
C. B. Wolfram
New York Herald
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
von Steuben
Emperor William of
Germany
Federal Grand Jury Probes Wall Paper Monopoly in Cleveland
A federal grand jury in Cleveland June 28 began a probe into a alleged wall paper monopoly. Witnesses from Philadelphia Cleveland Omaha Chicago and Hoboken were summoned as the two associations of jobbers and manufacturers face scrutiny over price control. A separate New York report notes the largest opium seizure in the city to date valued at about $00,000 after police traced shipments tied to Chinatown and the arrest of George Chong.
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Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Omaha
Chicsago
Hoboken
New York
Tieston
Chinatown
Goon Chong
George Chong
Oriental Restaurant
Pell Street
Boston
Lynn
A Toast to the Ever Cheerful Feller
A wry verse salutes the feller who can sing through hard times and lift a town with buoyant praise. C M Barnitz signs the quip, celebratory in tone and rooted in small‑town resilience.
Referendum Bill Killed in Massachusetts House
Boston Juneus report that the initiative and referendum bill was defeated in the Massachusetts house by 125 to 75. A two thirds vote is required to amend the constitution, and the measure failed to clear that threshold.
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Boston
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Taft Plans Pittsburg Centennial Visit to Ohio River Steamboating
President Taft promised Major Jagee of Pittsburg to attend the centennial celebration marking the beginning of steamboating on the Ohio River in Pittsburg scheduled for October 27.
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Taft
Pittsburg
Washington
Major Jagee
Ohio River
Furniture Factory Burned in Chattanooga
Fire destroyed the furniture factory of Lomis and Hart in Chattanooga Tennessee on June 23. Estimated loss runs around 125000 dollars with insurance covering about 56060 dollars.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lomis & Hart
Lass
Two Women Fly Mono Plane at Garden City
Miss Harriett Quimby and Miss Blanche Scott became the first women aviators in the country to fly a mono plane. They rose fifty feet, circled the field twice, and landed, marking a historic achievement in aviation.
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Garden City
L. L
Harriett Quimby
Blanche Scott
Attorney Dies During Visit to Sister in Pittsburgh
Joseph P. L. Splane, an attorney from Los Angeles, died at his sister's home in Pittsburgh on June 28 from appendicitis while on a visit. His death occurred during the trip.
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Pittsburg
Joseph PL Splane
Los Cal
Orchard and Garden Home Guide Reminders
Practical notes urge saving best fruit for home use and avoiding waste. Advice covers pruning to combat blight by burning affected wood, spraying for yield, fall garden fertilizer with barnyard manure, prolonging bloom by bagging seeds, pinching fading flowers, and winter protection for rhubarb with mulch.
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Careful
Slack
Maine
Montana
Feathers and eggshells in a Chicago case appeal
The U S district attorney in Chicago argued to a jury that a teaspoonful of eggs from the defendant contained 34 00 000 germs, inviting jurors to count them themselves. The piece also notes newspapers as protective of home life and public welfare, mentioning tuberculosis fighting and food adulteration campaigns. A Willow Pa turkey raiser exposed thieves, and a man saved from flames by goose feather beds. The horse is a fine night mare. Advertise The News.
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United States
Chicago
Coatesville
Rome
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