National League Standings and May Results
National League action from Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Chicago and Boston noted with scores. Philadelphia drops sixth straight to St Louis 4 2. Brooklyn beats Pittsburgh 4 0 with Zimmermans homer. New York tops Cincinnati as Marquard no hits after first inning. Chicago defeats Boston 4 2 with late hits.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Tannis
Moore
Golden
R. H. E. Pittsburg
White
Steele
Gibson
Schardt
Miller
Cincinnatii
Marquard
R.H. E. Cugoinne
Nesta
Gasper
McQuillen
Clarke
Marquard and Myers
Westrain
Zimmerman
Saler
Sheckard
Schulte
Detroit
Cleveland
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Washington
St. Louie
Philadelphila
Baker
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Harkness
Land
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Thomas
St. Louis Edges Boston 1–0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
In Ft. Louis on May 26, St. Louis defeated Boston 1–0 as McLean doubled and scored on Laporte’s single. Petty allowed three scattered hits and received strong defensive support in a pitchers’ duel.
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St. Tours
Boston
Ft. Louis
Petty
St. Louis
Mclean
Laporte
Reere
RK. H. E. Rsme
Uce
Ecslucain
Rowe
A & C Wood
Nanamaker
Clarke
Suffering to Strength Mabel Dawkins Endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla
Years of catarrh and blood disease left Mabel Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana weak. After trying many doctors and remedies a friend advised Hood's Sarsaparilla. Two bottles restored health and energy she says. She urges others with catarrh to try it.
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Lafayette Si
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Richmond
Woodson Branstetter
United States
Joneshore
Texas
Lydia FE
Pinkham
America
Ghul
Lydia EB. Pinkshanes
James T. Lawrence
Danesboro
Mills College Promises Modern Facilities On Coast
The only women’s college on the Pacific Coast offers labs with modern equipment, home economics programs, art and music study, a modern gymnasium, campus health care, outdoor life, and a climate favorable year round. Entrance and graduation requirements align with Stanford and UC standards. President Luella ay Canon, A.M. Lith D, Lo DP, invites inquiries to Mills College P. O., California.
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Womar's College
Pacific Coast
Pee
Stanford
University of California
Official Mouncer and High School Masher Expelled
Granite City school board ejects Courtney Gonterman, 17, after four days of rough scrimmages labeled as disruptive behavior. Principal J W Frohart and officers remove him. Leonard Graham appointed official bouncer as board justifies expulsion for being the high school masher.
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Courtney Gonterman
Gonterman
Gontermin
Allenis
J. W. Frohart
T. B. Gonterman
Courtney
Frohart
Norman Tolder
Gontorman
Frohert
Gudder
Leonard Graham
Nile
Graham
Buckaroos Defeat Holdman in Interclass Track Meet
The Roundup Park track event closes the season with juniors delivering the top score while Buckaroos crush Holdman 19 to 1 in a one sided interclass meet. Milne and Sturdivant lead Holdman pitching and fielding in a rural showdown before the Buckaroos face Weston at the Pioneer profile tomorrow.
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Roundup Park
Eugene
Corvallis
Gordon
Fee
Chapman
Jordan
Taylor
Hampton
Haw
Carroll Strain
Hinderman
Boylen
Devine
A. Jordan
Dicken
Finhell
Sturdivant
Straughn Jarvis
Terry and
Dorsey
Buckarones
Holdman
Buckarooes
Milne and
Weston
Pioneer
Why She Didn't Wail Incriminating Telegraph Reveals Error
A Washington Star item recounts a New York dinner miscommunication. A businessman's wife confronts him after a telegram ordering a late dinner with Milly Brown proves to refer to a long-time friend Billy Brown. The husband explains the mix up and absolves the misread message.
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Witlim Boel, Ja
New York
Milly Brown
Billy Brown
Washington Star
Dayton land sale largest in Columbia county
One of the largest real estate deals of late in Columbia county occurred yesterday when Frank Filtner of Dayton purchased 22 acres from L. W. Burnham and wife for 65388 dollars.
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Dayton
Wash
Columbia County
Frank Filtner
L. W. Burnham
WANTS WAGONS AND MOLES Houshen Tex
Officials and line officers to Gen Miles' column at Galveston worry over wagon and mule shortages for the Texas border campaign. Army supply has about 200 wagons and 200 miles of road to complete mobilization. Officers fear forced marches without adequate teams and mules. Reliance on commercial wagons risks nonstandard gear and exposure to enemy fire.
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Houshen
Tex
Oranliisiary
Eric
Miles
Galveston
Rendesvolw
Texas
Wilure
Ecomissary Department
Car and book exchange ends with a quarrel on Broadway
In a fragmentary anecdote from the New York Press, two individuals meet on Broadway months later and shake hands. The author complains the car given him won’t run while the publisher asserts his book won’t sell, as he hurries away. The reader asks if the East Oregonian is read.
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Broadway
New York Press
Two of a Kind: Hitchcock critiques publisher’s gift
Ripley Hitchcock, addressing the Authors' Club in New York, discusses a well known publisher who mentored a young writer. The critic recalls the patron’s belief in the writer, who showed promise as his first book went to press.
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Ripley Hitchcock
Authors’ Club
New York
Mr. Hitchcock
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