Philadelphia Reds Rally In Ninth To Sink Pittsb Journal
In a muddled NL tilt Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 4 4 with late errors by Carey and Miller. Chicago beat St Louis 7 5 as Sallee’s generosity and an error helped the locals. Vernon beat Sacramento 6 1 in the Pacific Coast League. Los Angeles downed San Francisco 2 1 behind Delmas and Madden’s homer with Shaw, Powell and Tenreint errors.
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Baseball headlines mix of late August AL and NL games
New York defeated Detroit 12 to 5 in the last game of a series with strong fielding by Bauman and a great catch by Me Sar. Washington beat St. Louis 9 to 8 in a final game marked by shaky defense and rough seventh inning hitting. Chicago outlasted Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 19 innings with pitching by Walsh and poor support.
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Northwest League Standings and Seattle-Tacoma Baseball Notes
In Seattle on August 11 Seattle beat Portland 5 to 3 after a fourth inning run scored on a Jensen play at home. Portland pitchers Zackert, Shea, Jen, Garrett and Harrin shared duties. Seattle had strong relief from Serpe and Encheun. Earlier Spokane won 5 to 0 with three pitchers used. Vancouver and Victoria also posted results as the league row shifts.
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Baumgarten Beats Opponent In Close Bout At Ceremony
In a tight decision, Rheoma Seeth Victoria contest saw Swi Hausethe Burns Higgins Gurion Anni Baker Miller and Spencer with Burns Williams and Vogt among participants. The match ended with Baumeaten securing the win against Kiser obio on the wire.
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Western League Scores and Odd Medical Ad Looks
Western League results show Sioux City 2 Omaha 0, Denver 7 Pueblo 0, Lincoln 4 Topeka 4, Des Moines 2 J. Joseph 3. Fragment mentions a scolding complexion from impurities in blood due to torpid liver and bowels. Promotes HERBINE as a liver stimulant and bowel regulator sold by A C Koeppen & Brothers.
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Dreadnaught construction begins at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Preliminary work starts for the largest battleship in the world at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Workmen place outer bottom plates for the 28,000 ton hull as the keel is to be laid with a ceremony early next month. A baptism event with a gubernatorial attendant is planned for the new year.
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Meeting to organize Span ish War Veterans camp at Aetoria
A meeting is planned for tomorrow night at Aetoria to organize a camp of the Spanish War Veterans. The gathering aims to establish a local post and coordinate activities for veterans.
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Spokane County Court to Hear Damages Claim Over Toothache Passenger
In a Spokane County superior court case filed this week a passenger, Larson, sues the Great Northern Railway for damages after a toothache compelled him to walk 34 miles to obtain care. He alleges the conductor rejected a $20 gold coin as fare and was ejected for insufficient funds, worsening his injury. The suit seeks redress for “shame, discomfort and physical pain.”
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Sixth Sense Is Discovered In Circle Leader's Claims
New York narrative reports founder of the Circle of Universal Soul Freedom talking on a claimed sixth sense and soul location. She asserts hearing world voices via a brain base, describes sensory theory, and links throat binding to spiritual flow. Also mentions electric bitters as a blood purifier and local pharmacy ads.
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Ninety Bushel Wheat Yields From Government Trials
Government gardens completed threshing of 400 grass varieties led by Superintendent Seagles. Some wheats, notably Frivtes and Chu, yielded up to eighty bushels per acre, about double California’s average. Dianchard leads the experiments with plant propagation and budding of deciduous fruit. Corn breeding and new plant strains also underway, with a focus on confectionery crops and decorative new varieties.
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Spokane Banker Sued by Wife for Divorce
Spokane, Wash Willam Huntley vice president of the Exchange National Bank and secretary treasurer of Inland Brewing and Manufacturing company, who incorporated his family as Huntly Investment company with $1,200,000 capital giving his wife and ten children and himself $100,000 in stock, now faces a divorce action in Spokane County Superior Court. The suit is the second filed by Mrs. Huntley.
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Huntley Firmed in Money Matters and Legal Action
Emma V. Huntley, the first claimant over money matters, formed Huntley Investment Company after a settlement ends the suit. Her counsel admits abandoning his wife on April 1, 1910, denying lack of cause. Trial slated for September term in Spokane. Huntley, once a bonanza wheat rancher in the Palouse, built a fortune in eastern Washington.
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Joan Maesien Leader of Deaf Institute in Lillie France
Joan Maesien who lived 1772 to 1844 directed the deaf institute at Lillie France. He was noted for extraordinary logical powers.
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Ifisticute
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Rev George Heber Jones Falls Down Elevator Shaft
The Rev George Heber Jones a noted writer and lecturer on Korea and a famous Methodist Episcopal Church leader was seriously injured after falling down the elevator shaft at the Duchess Apartments on West One Hundred and Twenty fourth Street where he resided He had entered an open elevator door mistaking it for the car and plunged into the shaft
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Accountants at Baker Export City Books Under Review
Two Bakersfield accountants faced inquiry over unverified records as city books are audited. Investigators say JR and QO, named in initial reports, may be involved in the accounting irregularity and formal statements are awaited from the firm.
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