Baseball Scores American and National Leagues
Detroit 10 New York 2 and Cleveland 3 Boston 0 in American League action. Batters Karger Hall West Mitchell Land and others noted. National League results include New York 5 Chicago 3 and Boston 3 Cincinnati 0 with Brown Kilng Mathewson and Rucker starring. Standings show Detroit 21 2 91, New York 9 10 474, Chicago 9 10 474, Philadelphia 16 6 727, Pittsburgh 14 6 700.
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Detroit
New York
Batteries
Works
Stamage
Warhop
Sweener
Cleveland
Boston
Karger
Hall
Anak
West
Mitchell
Land
W.L
WLIL
N.york
Athletics
Chicago
St.Louis
National League
New York-New York
Brown
Kilng
Mathewson
Myers
Brooklyn
Lons
Harmon
Biesnahan
Rucker
Bergen
Philadelphia
Pittabugg
Adams
Gibson
Rowan
Chalmers
Doos
Cincinnati
Keefe
Clarke
Tyler
Graham
W.E. PC
W.L. PC
Philada
Cincinni
Pittsbrg
Brookin
St Louis
Tri-State League Scores From Lancaster Altoona and Trenton
In Lancaster, Wilming ton defeated Lancaster 4 to 1 with Blazelle Ther re Coveleskie Jackley credited with the win. In Altoona, Altoona beat Harrisburg 7 to 4 backed by Upp Daly Welsher Hurley. In Trenton, Trenton triumphed over Reading 14 to 6 with Thilbin Arminger Dugan Kerr contributing. In Johnstown, Johnstown 11 York 2 as Culp Carter Topham Ketter earned the win.
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Tristate League
Lancaster
Wilmington
Blazelle
Therre
Coveleskie
Jackley
Altoona
Harrisburg
Upp
Daly
Welsher
Hurley
Trenton
Reading
Thilbin
Arminger
Dugan
Kerr
Johnstown
York
Culp
Carter
Topham
Ketter
AFL Appeals For 500000 To Defend McNamara Dynamiters
Washington May 10 The American Federation of Labor issued an appeal for funds to defend the McNamara brothers jailed in Los Angeles for dynamiting. The federation executive council will receive and disburse the money and cases may go to the highest court. The appeal stresses proper defense by top counsel and equality before the law for labor men. Refuse Bail For McNamara Los Angeles May 10 Bail for Tein McNamara on dynamiting charges was denied by Superior Judge Bordwell with leave to renew later.
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Federation of Labor
Washington
American Federation of Labor
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Executive Council
McNamar
Cal
Tein “M@Namara
Bordwell
Slays Wife and Himself Near Allentown
John Grentman killed his wife and then himself at their home between Zionsville and Treicklersville after her departure over his alleged shiftlessness and brutality. Mrs. Grentman was shot four times, while Grentman fired first at his lips then a final bullet into his brain. The couple were New York natives who had lived in Albany with ex Governor Frank S Black before moving to Lehigh County a year ago with four children.
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Allentown
John Grentman
Zionsville
Treicklersville
New York
Grentman
Frank S. Black
Albany
Lehigh County
Jealous Man Slays Woman at Forest School Kitchen Mont Alto
William Reed, driven by jealousy, shot and killed Sarah Hariey in the kitchen of the State Forest academy at Mont Alto. After the murder he surrendered to authorities and was brought to Chambersburg and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest School
Chambersburg
Fren‘zied
William Reed
Sarah Hariey
State Forest Academy
Mont Alto
Reed
Senate moves to guarantee Philippine independence
Senator Gore of Oklahoma introduces a resolution declaring the US policy to cease sovereignty over the Philippines and grant a stable independent government. Also reports King George attends Newmarket races and Jamison Brothers insolvency filing in Philadelphia with liabilities at 541,396 and assets 385,776.
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Philippines
Washington
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
United States
King George
London
Newmarket
Quaker City
Famine Attacks Labrador Coast Settlers in Need
Telegram received by Dr W T Grenfell reports 500 to 6000 settlers along the Labrador coast starving due to a harsh winter. Grenfell Association to send $300 to St Johns for supplies to Battle Harbor to aid the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Labrador
Greafer Association of America
W. T. Grenfell
Grenfell Association
Battle Harbor
John Grieve
John Grieve” In Response the Grenfell Association
St. Jotas
Newfoundland
Battle, Harbor
Pittsburg Official Acquitted in Bribe Case
Pittsburg Pa May 10 Dr FR Walters director of the department of public health was found not guilty of accepting a bribe of 31000 for his vote as president of the select council in favor of banks depositories ordinance. Jury placed costs on the county. Spectators cheered and friends congratulated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
FR. Walters
Department of Public Health
Select Council
Treasury
Miners Day Riot Fatality Reported in Greensburg
Fatally injured man amid miners day unrest as state police joined striking miners in a scuffle near Greensburg Pennsylvania. Also note brief drowning death in New Jersey. Eugene Gould found in Swartswood Lake after a 17 day search. Advertising and digestion ads follow from Wanamaker and Chamberlain’s Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Rul Rer
Double Farm Gate Makes Swing True and Latch Proper
Practical vintage guide from The Kansas Farmer explains building a self supporting double gate with central crosspieces and hinged ends. Steps include attaching hinges to both ends, sawing the gate in two, and adding diagonals to prevent sagging, with emphasis on sturdy hardware and neat Farm Home appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Feathers and Eggshells on Poultry Law and Packing
A fragmented historic note discusses poultry house conditions, egg handling, and pest control. It cites age estimates for eggs, body care of hens, and the need for careful inspection. It highlights Pennsylvania egg laws, inspector rigor, and cross-state imitation, plus guidance on egg packing materials and floor mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick Market Prices 1911 Quotations From Frederick County
Frederick Market Prices corrected May 10 1911 lists wheat No 2 Red 90 cents per bushel shelled corn 65 cents rye 7 cents oats 45 to 50 cents per bushel barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel winter wheat flour 480 to 8540 per hundred pounds cornmeal 1 40 to 1 50 per hundred pounds mill feed bran 28 56 per ton middlings 28 5 per ton red dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack dairy feed 9 24 to 9 26 per ton seed timothy 5 50 to 7 75 per bushel clover 8 06 to 10 per bushel hay baled No 1 timothy No 2 timothy No 1 mixed 2 20 No 2 mixed 20 to 22 clover 18 to 19 straw paled wheat 6 to 8 hay not baled 20 to 22 per ton
Frederick County Sheriff and Clerk Election Candidacies
A scanned notice section shows multiple candidate announcements for Frederick County offices. JOAN O W MUMFORD seeks Republican support for Orphan’s Court judge. CLARENCE C BOLLER runs for Sheriff in Woodsboro. CHAS T FAGAN seeks Democratic nomination for Sheriff. SCOTT S WELTY announces for Sheriff as Republican. JAMES A JONES files as Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri
Frederick County
Clarence C, Boller
Marlid&wimf
Woodsboro
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick
Mar
Sherif
Democracy
James A. Jones
Frederick Couny
William H. Links
Frederick Counts
Jesse PF. T. Jibagey
Court St. Frederick
Maridd&witt
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roveruck
Frederick District
Guy K. Motter
Teurgde
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Eugene Gould
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Swartswood Lake
Squire Unangs
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Frederlele Coun- Ena
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Republica Tekel
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Usraddm Kk
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WELTY
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