Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
Morning games report Athletics 3 over New York 0 in Philadelphia. Washington 6 over Boston. Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 in 9 innings. Chicago 4 St Louis. Chicago 2 St Louis in Chicago. Afternoon results list Washington 5 Boston 4 and Cleveland 6 Detroit. Philadelphia 8 New York 5. Standings show Detroit leading with 32 wins and 11 losses, New York 18 cre, Cleveland 18 24, Boston 22 17, St Louis 14 28, Chicago 19 17, Washington 13 26.
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Athletics
New York
Washington
Boston
Wood
Nunimah- Johnson
Street
Cleveland
Detroit
la Stanage
Sage Land
Chicago
St Louis
Batterles
Young
Payne
Mitchell
Clarke
Philadelphia—Athletics
Coonbs
Plank
Lapp
Thomas
Ford
Blair
The
N-York
Cre Athletics
Alexander
Dooin
Curtis
Graham
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Gibson
Renlpach
Archer
St . Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kamme
Steele
Bresnahan
New York-New York
Brooklyn
Raymond
Ames
Wilson
Rucker
Bell
Evans
National League Scores and Standings From Daily Card
Baseball results across venues include New York New York Brooklyn Boston Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburg with multiple games listed. Standings show St Louis and Philadelphia leading the circuit while Brooklyn and Chicago trail.
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New York
Brooklyn
Marquard
Wilson
Scanton
Bergen
Boston
Philadelphia
Moore
Dooint Brown
Raridan
Pittsbuge
Pittsburg
Chicago
Adams
Gibson
Richie
Archer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sallee
Bresnahan
Smith
McLean
TriState League Scores From Reading to York
Reading defeated Lancaster 4 to 1 in six innings called for train. Harrisburg beat York 8 to 5. Johnstown beat Altoona 5 to 3 with 343 innings listed. Trenton beat Wilmington 7 to 3. Lancaster beat Reading 5 to 1. York beat Harrisburg 11 to 1. Trenton beat Wilmington 8 to 7. Johnstown beat Altoona 3 to 2. Standings show Reading 15 7 682 and Lancaster 11 13 458, Harrisburg 11 13 458, Altoona 10 13 435, York 12 12 500, Wilmington 10 15 400.
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Tristate League
Reading
Lancaster
Coveleskle, McGinley
Horsey
Philbin
Harrisburg—York
Harrisburg
Culp
Hementer
Myers
Stroh
Johnstown
Altoona
Miller
Broezelle
Goetell
Ketter
Trenton
Wilmington
Baxter
Therre
Lloyd
Kerr
Brittsen, Philbin
Schettler, McGinney
York—York
Fittery, Stroh, Johnson, Rementer
Brazelle, Therre, Girard, Kerr
Stanley, Keller, Welcher
Hurley
W.L. PC
Lancasty
Prenton
Harrisg
Johnson
York
Wilming
Hold Up Colonel Goethal Refuses Depart With Luggage
New Orleans May 31 Colonel George W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal arrived aboard the Arenas customs officers stopped him from leaving the dock with his luggage He returned to his cabin displeased until breakfast An immigration officer met him ashore and assisted him while customs officials delayed awaiting Cantam Miles due to lack of identification In Moscow Major General Rheinbot was sentenced by the senate tribunal to one year in prison and loss of civil rights for the misuse of government funds as governor He allegedly paid extraordinary rewards totaling 150000 during his term.
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George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Arenas
Goethals
Cuming
Cantam Miles
Customs Service
Moscow
Alajor
Rheinbot
Senate
Paice
Burned Body in Tub Sparks Murder Mystery in New York
Police investigate whether the unidentified burned corpse in a Hast Servenury eighth street flat is male or female. Husband Harry Scheib, a chauffeur, is arrested after he claims his wife Lilian Clever left for relatives in Cleveland during a quarrel. Scheib said he stayed to keep rent paid in hopes she would return.
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New York
Hast Servenury-eighth Street
Harry Scheib
Scheib
Cleveland
Lilian Clever
Hulyoke
Mass
Taft Declines Home Site for Summer White House
President Taft declines a site for a summer presidential home at Waszala on Lake Minnetonka, saying Congress alone has authority to designate an official residence, in a letter to Minnesota Governor Eberhart dated May 31.
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Minnesota
Congress
Tafe
Beverir
White House
Eberhart
Waszala
Lak Minnetonha
Bryan Attacks Wool Duty In Democratic Split
William Jennings Bryan sharply criticizes the revised tariff on wool and woolen goods, accusing the party majority of endorsing the measure. The statement was released through Representative Harrison of New York, while Chairman Twewond of the wars and means committee said the tariff would pass the Democratic caucus with a two thirds majority.
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Washington, Diny
William Jennings Bryan
House
Haruson
New York
Twewond
Bryan
Twothiud
Mooity
Seven Years of Misery Relieved by Lydia E Pinkham
A Sikeston Missouri woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending seven years of monthly weakness, backache, and nervous prostration. She reports regaining strength, performing housework, gardening, and social activities after following the remedy, and endorses it as the most successful treatment for female complaints including displacements and irregularities.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sikeston
Vom
Syd FE. Pinkham
Dean
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