Suffragists Parade in New York and Other Briefs
Three thousand suffragettes marched in New York with banners reading Votes for Women. In St Marys Pa a cellar cleanup recovered 47 in nickels after a fire. Mr and Mrs Boyd Hawk and Mrs Owen Mawk of Bloomsburg Pa are critically ill from ptomaine poisoning. Helen Taft attended a midshipmen’s dance at Annapolis as a guest of Mrs McCormick. Maine Governor Plaisted plans a September election to let voters weigh the Davis direct primary bill. Chippewa Indian boy James Bebeau, 14, was arrested in Pittsburg as a runaway. he plans to reach White Earth Minnesota. A Democratic-led inquiry into baseball is proposed, with ucpires required to testify under oath.
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New York
St. Mary's
Boyd Hawk
Owen Mawk
Bloomsburg
Helen, Taft
Naval Academy Gymnasium
Annapolis
A. M. D. McCormick
McCormack
Plaisted
Maine
Democrat House
Rodenberg
Mlinois
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday
American League results show Athletics over Washington seven to six in Washington and Boston defeating New York six to three in New York. St Louis beat Detroit eight to four, and Chicago and Cleveland tied five to five in Cleveland. Sunday actions include Cleveland edging St Louis in twelve innings and Chicago beating Detroit in ten innings. National League games list Philadelphia over Brooklyn twelve to two, and Boston routing New York fifteen to nine. Standings include Philadelphia leading with fifteen wins and five losses, Pittsburgh twelve six, and St Louis four eleven.
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Washington
Athletics
Johnson
Ainsmith
Russell
Morgan
Thomas
New York
Boston
Ford
Sweeney
Cicotte
Nanamaker
St. Louis
Detroit
Mullin
Stanage
George
Gilroy
Bailey
Petty
Clarke
Cleveland
Chicago
Blanding, Smith, Olmstead
Scott
Walsh, Sullivan
Clevelands
St Louis
Ingling
Land
Powell
Clark
Lively
White
Sullivan
PCW
N.york
Clevelad
St.Le Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Moore
Dooin
Stucker
Schaidt
Bergen
Pittsburg
Adams
Gibson
Golden
Harmon
Oakes
Cincinnati
Burns
Gaspar
Weaver
Pfeister
Archer
Crandall
Raymond
Marquard
Myers
Flaherty
Parsons
Tyler
Graham
Raridan
Sallee
Bresnahan
Ritchie
Pittspurg
Suggs
Liefield
Camnitz
Glubs
Ww.l. PC
W.L
Philada
Cincinti
Pittsbrg
St.Louis
Brookin
Tremendous Tornadoes Edge Four Games Inning Thriller
Trestate League results show Wilmington over Reading 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Trenton crushed Lancaster 13 to 7. Johnstown defeated Harrisburg 7 to 3. Altoona beat York 5 to 4. Standings list Wilkes, Johnson, Harrisburg, Altoona, Lancaster with varied records and percentages.
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Wilmington
Reading
Ballswein
Brazell
Therre
Harkins
Ramsey
Horsey
Millman
Trenton
Lancaster
Hafford
Kerr, Gow, Wilkins
Porte
Johnstown
Harisburg
Topham
Keiler
Shawkey
Daly
Altoona--York
Altoona
Bentley
Carter
Schulz
Scott
Hurley
Wil
Johnson
Tod Wilmagn
Eoe
Turkish officials probe report of relics found in Jerusalem
London May 8 High Turkish officials head to Jerusalem to investigate reports English excavators desecrated the Mosque of Omar at Solomon's Temple site. Promoters hoped for the ark and the seven branched candlestick but a dispatch says Solomon’s crown sword ring and an ancient Bible manuscript were believed found. Berwick Pa May 8 a six year old boy killed a six foot black snake in Salem township.
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London
Jerusalem
Mosque of
Omar
Constantinople
Whisky Thieves Undoing at Bound Brook Freight Station
A gang robbed the Central Railroad of New Jersey freight station at Bound Brook and fled with merchandise. County Detective Totten and two deputies tracked them to Middlebrook where four members were found drunk in a woods with several bottles of stolen whisky. They buried most of the loot. three gang members escaped into the woods.
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Somerville
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Bound Brook
Totten
Middlebrook
Child Falls Asleep Holding Live Snake in Pennsylvania Field
In Selinsgrove Pennsylvania on May 8 a three year old boy, Claire Inch, son of G Adam Inch, picked up the largest of a Clarksnake nest while playing with friends. He carried the snake back to join his pals, then lay down and slept holding the snake and its head close to his face.
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Selinsgrove
Eagle Follows Ship to Sea
A transport ship Biondi off the Aleutian area carried an American eagle that boarded after a long flight. The crew reported the bird exhausted but unharmed. It marked the first recorded sea voyage by an eagle aboard a transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eshouse
Biondi
Aleutian Islands
High cost of living blamed on packaging not policy says Harvard chemist
Dr. Joseph Lawrence Henderson of Harvard Medical School argues that rising living costs stem from prices of jars tins and paper boxes for foods rather than federal policy. He notes the average person spends about one third of income on food and that packaging and conveniences drive up prices, urging shoppers to seek sale foods and simpler forms to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lawrence Henderson
Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Mass
Tyr Henderson
Amataad
DIES IN PIT OF HOT GLASS AT Fairmont PLANT
Fairmont West Virginia May 8 George Dehaunt a blower at the Fairmont Window Glass plant fell into a pit of melted glass while mid blow. The broken glass tore his skull eye ear and almost severed an arm. Fire at North East Maryland destroys church parsonage and homes causing about 45000 loss after four hours of effort by residents.
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Fairmont
W. Va
George Dehaunt
North East
Methodist Episcopal
John F Kenny
Great Discovery Promises Cure for Rheumatism
Baltimore medical centre promotes a tonic as a universal cure for rheumatism. Claims say the remedy, named Tat and a tists, offers instant relief through strengthened nerves and reduced inflammation. An alleged physician endorses the pill, with guarantees of success if purchased, urging readers to act immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Ritiea
Erndon
Don
Ift
Ais
Miederick
Pearre
Political Candidate Announcements for Frederick County
A dense page lists many candidates from the Republican and Democratic parties for Frederick County offices. Names include NOGER G WARLEY for County Treasurer, GEORGE I. DENNIS SR for State's Attorney, CHARUNCE G. BOLLUE for Sheriff, CITAS T. FAGAN for Sheriff, SCOTT S. WELTY for Sheriff, JAMES A. JONES for Sheriff, WILLIAM H. WINKS for State's Attorney, JESSE I. RR. WHAGEY for State's Attorney, GEORGE T. RODERICK for Judge of the Orphans' Court, and ANY K. MOTTER for State's Attorney. Also notes veterinary and architectural ads with DR. W. J. BROWN and A. C. ARCHITECT.
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Frederick County
George 1. Dennis
Pau Kwlhreeet
Republicans of
Frederick
William H. Winks
Orphans’ Court
Licel
George T. Roderick
Frederick Diatriet
Witt
K. Motter
Web2id
Wit
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Berwick
William
Jacob Seely
Salem Township
Pat
Canton
Cantus
Chuan
Williamsport
Vallamont Wood
Henderson
Harvard
Harney
Mobnle
Aln
Isneher
Louisville
Miss
Baltimore
America
Political Cards
ARES
Predterwk
Bohereta
Lpiss
Imarlen
Carp
Min
Noger G Warley, Torenenye Phetrtet
Sherife
Sherli
Prederick County
Counts
Charunce G. Bollue
Mars Wd&wianles
Woodsboro, Mal
Carl
Wrederick County
Oas
Sherri Uf
Frederick Counxil
Scott S. Welty
James A. Jones Marsid
Marddam
Sam
Lutte
Jesse I
Court St
Frederick, Mi
Marzudawitt
Ch. Chas. BE. Gull
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
Ill
Rt. V. Smith
West Patrick Street
Houck
Bevard Kepner
North Market Street
Clinton McSherry
Second Street
Asd&wisf
Dfeee Peterman
West Franklin Street
City Hotel
TUE
The
Frederick News
Family Newspaper
Chant
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