Baseball Scores United States League Results of the Day
American League action shows Athletics routing New York 10 to 1 at New York with Coombs Lapp Warhop and Blair as pitchers. Chicago beats St Louis 5 0 in Cleveland Detroit 3 in 13 innings. Cincinnati defeats Chicago 3 2. Philadelphia over Brooklyn 11 to 6. Old standings list Athletics Chicago Detroit Boston New York St Louis and Brooklyn with varying records and percentages.
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Eastern League games and standings update
In Baltimore Baltimore 4 Providence 1 and Baltimore 10 Providence 3. Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 and Toronto 6 Buffalo 4. Jersey City 11 Newark 4. Rochester 5 Montreal 4. Standings show Rochter 93 48 .660 Montreal 64 74 .463 Toronto 87 54 .617 Jersey City 57 82 .410 Baltimore 86 54 .614 Newark 61 90 .362 Buffalo 70 69 .504 Providence 48 99 .350
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Van Schaick firm suspension shocks New York market
New York on September 13 reports the suspension of Van Schaick & Co. a New York Stock Exchange member. Liabilities estimated at 3 to 4 million dollars with most secured by bank loans. Details link the case to a prominent murder at the Hotel Iroquois involving cashier William H. Jackson and passerby Paul Geldel a seventeen year old bellboy. A firm representative denied a large defalcation motive while an assignee projected total assets in the 3 to 4 million range.
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Frederick Market Prices and September notices
Frederick market prices list farm commodities including wheat, corn, flour and feeds with corrected figures from September 13 1911. It also notes September diarrhoea prevalence and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by all druggists.
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Mount Etna Eruption Threatens Transport and Towns
Catania Italy September 13 The lava stream from Mount Etna advances at about 400 yards per hour. It is 800 yards wide and eight miles long, menacing the railroad and highway and severing links between Linguaglossa Randazzo. It devastates pine forests and vineyards at Cacciagallina and Cardonara. A new vent opened at Monte Grigio drives inhabitants to the plains amid tremors loud explosions and ash falls, with intense heat and suffocating air. The region lies under ashes and a vast funeral pall.
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Taft Prefers Motor Car Ride Over Mule Team Visit
Sedalia Missouri September 12 President Taft will not travel in a carriage drawn by eight Missouri mules during his Sedalia visit on September 30. The reception committee, after a hint from Beverly Massachusetts, learned the president favors a motor car. A committee member quipped that no motor could match Missouri mules.
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Kansas Refuses Free Charter For Billy Sunday Church
Topeka Kansas September 13 an effort by Wichita church members to obtain a free charter for a corporation to finance Billy Sunday meetings failed the state charter board ruled that revivals for profit do not fall under the law. Philadelphia September 13 a thirteen year old boy Benjamin S Zender died after swallowing a pin while preparing to fasten a tear in his clothes. Beverly Massachusetts September 13 President Taft received a new set of golf clubs from Andrew Carnegie via Skibo Castle the driver nicknamed Peace remains on display.
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Rebels Threaten Cheng Tu Rail Line Control
Chinese soldiers in Cheng Tu rebel and refuse orders to back government railway control. Schools closed and business suspended as the uprising risks broad disruption. Four foreign gunboats patrol. missionaries are concentrating. Cheng Tu remains quiet and the revolt currently targets local authorities rather than foreigners.
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Riots in China Kill Forty at Viceroy Office
A Pekin dispatch says a mob surrounded the viceroy's Chengtu office demanding railway changes. Troops fired on the crowd after menacing actions, killing forty and wounding many.
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Censors Bar Beulah in National Move Pictures Clash
National board of censorship warns police in major cities to ban Beulah Binford films tied to the Beattie murder case. New York acts, seeking similar prohibitions elsewhere. the report notes the move in Chesterfield Wa. Eleven killed in German maneuvers as Ublans drown in Elbe near Pirna.
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France replies to Germany over Morocco crisis
Paris dispatch says the cabinet formed a reply to Germanys counter proposals on Morocco. Premier Caillaux and Minister de Selves prepared a conciliatory yet firm note reaffirming French insistence on commercial liberty in Morocco within accepted principles and international law.
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F D Proctor Near Death in Rutland Vermont
Fletcher D Proctor former Vermont governor lies on the brink in Rutland with rapid decline after months of stomach ailments. Born Cavendish November 7 18160 he is the son of Redfield Proctor the late senator and governor.
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Bead at Age of 110. Mrs Anne Murphy Dies in San Diego
San Diego reports the death of Mrs Anne Murphy aged 110 at the Old Folks home. A Tulare County pioneer, she lived a long life marked by early settlement days.
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