Phillies Return to First Place in Narrow Win
The Phillies edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 as Flick homered with two on in the fifth inning. Chiles also homered, Fraser pitched well despite some hits, and Philadelphia moved atop the standings ahead of Chicago and Brooklyn. Final scores yesterday: Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 4. Boston 12 New York 2. Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 1.
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Phillies
Brooklyn
Flick
Chiles
Fraser
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Philada
Cincinnat
St. Louis
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Elmer Flick Leads Phillies Past Brooklyn in Narrow Win
Elmer Flick powered the Philadelphia club to a victory over Brooklyn as 7,195 in attendance at Broad and Huntingdon streets watched. Flick homered in the fifth after two outs as Slagle and Delahanty singled, driving in Thomas and shaking off earlier missteps. The Phillies built the lead with key hits from Chiles and Fraser, while Brooklyn replies included Daly scoring on a Keeler double and a late rally thwarted by Dolan and Fraser.
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Elmer Flick
Shettsline
Kentucky
Broad
Huntingdon
Roosevelt
Flick
Lajoie
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Elmer
Slagle
Delahanty
Broad Street
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Dennys
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Cross
Jennings
Dolan
Dahlon
Chiles
Fraser
Lee
Farrell
Fick
Daly
Kennedy
Jones
Douglass
Keeler
Kelley
Dahlen
Love Cross
Kenn
Phillies
Save Crags
Boston Breaks New York Losing Streak Behind Pitchers
In New York on June 20 Boston won as New York looked off. Carrick pitched three innings and was touched for twelve hits before Cogan entered for his first appearance and showed promise. The box score shows minimal runs and scattered hits amid a struggling day for New York.
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Boston
New York
Carrick
Cogan
Local team claws to narrow win in front of 1100
Consecutive doubles sparked the offense for the home squad as they earned their sole run. Attendance was about 1,100 with the final score left unstated.
Suits Offered at $25 by Satisfying Tailoring Firm
The store notes booming spring business and promotes a selection of impeccably tailored suits previously priced at 35 to 40 dollars now offered at 25 dollars. Only one pattern per style, with guaranteed precise cutting and perfect fit as part of the Satisfying Tailoring appeal.
Both Pitchers Hit Hard in Indianapolis Baseball Game
In Indianapolis on June 20 the two pitchers were knocked around as Baker resorted to wild pitches more often, while Ample was steadier. Indianapolis benefited from timely hits to win, with an attendance of about 1,800. The final score reflected the better batting luck for Indianapolis.
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Baker
Indianapolis
Ample
Teasenant
Au Buffalo
Indianapoli
Buffa
Barnes J Powers
Vause Nea Peer
Kansas City Wins Final Game After Sixth Inning Rally
Kansas City took the last game of the series from Minneapolis as a sixth inning burst, aided by Ehret's pitching and Lee's scattered hits. Attendance was about 1,000. Final score details show Kansas City edging ahead then holding on.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Ehret
Lee
Minneapolia
Kansas
Fisher
Tison
Eridan
Cleveland Shut Out by Detroit in June Snap
Detroit blanked Cleveland as Sullivan was the sole figure to land Yeager’s delivery while McKenna proved easy for the locals. Fine fielding stood out. Detroit led 17 hits to 5 with Sullivan and Grisham among the batteries, Shaw and McKenna behind the plate.
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Detroit
Sullivan
Cleveland
Yeager
McKenna
Duns
Yea Om Shaw
Grisham
Rettger Was a Mark as Chicago Rout Milwaukee
Chicago defeated Milwaukee with Rettger repeatedly hit by the home team while Denser received strong support. Isbell starred at third as Chicago won 14 hits to 7. attendance 900. Batteries Denser Buckley Rettger Diggins.
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Rettger
Milwaukee
Denser
Isbell
Sout T
Brrore
Buckley
Diggins
Allentown Tops Chester On Ninth Inning Error
Allentown scored the winning run in the ninth after a wild throw to first by Pierson. Chester should have won as late base running miscues and a misplayed ball decided the game. Hayden made a one hand running catch as a standout defensive play.
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Tue Timms
Chester
Allentown
Pierson
Radcliffe
Hoffman
Hayden
Bucknell Triumphs Over Indians In Tight Game
Special Telegram to The Times from Lewisburg reports Bucknell defeated the Indians with sharp fielding. Prichard held Redskin hits to a minimum while Bucknell connected for runs. Score Bucknell 2 0 1 and Indians 0 2 1. Batteries Prichard and Graham for Bucknell Pratt Shank and Roberts for Indians.
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Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell
Indians
Prichard
Redskins
Graham
Pratt
Shank
Roberts
Body of Congressman Hoffecker Laid Away
National and state leaders mourned as Congress member John H. Hoffecker was laid to rest in Smyrna Delaware. The service at Asbury M E Church featured ministers from Georgetown Aringon and Seaford with a large attendance of officials and railroad representatives Hoffecker had served as director for decades.
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Congressman Hoffecker
Smyrna
Del
John H. Hoffecker
Delaware
Congress
Congressional
Jamean W. Ryan
Pennsylvania
Amos J. Cummings
New York
F. ©. Wachter
Maryland
Arington
N. J
Wimmerence Academy
Henry
Teemoten
Telletecetis
P. H. Rawlins
Seaford
Erie W. George V. Maansey
Philadelphia
Richard R
Dover
James Pennewill
A Fortune in Fifteen Years in Braid Manufacturing
An illustration of brainpower and effort in the United States follows three clerks at Hower & Higbee who developed a bias-cut braid. Starting decades ago with small sums, their idea grew into a large factory after fifteen years, driven by steady work and financial growth.
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Hower & Higbee Fiele
All a Matter of Comparison
Readers see a fragmentary discussion on relative values and perspective as a theme in the text. The piece hints at a developing argument about how comparisons shape understanding in the world and human experience.
Devon Horse Show winds up amid temper and fashion
The Devon Horse Show closes its second day with tumbles and a temper flare by Mr. Gallowey, yet attendance stays high and weather is dry. The day features Archer Alfonso and hunter missteps, Artemus’s comeback over jumps, and McKusick losing to U. G. I. in the champion harness class amid cheers from a large crowd.
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Devon Horse Show Association
Beret
Lemuel Coffin Altens
Artemus
Alfonso
F. Hutchinson Galloney
McKusick
Mr. Galloney
Jack’' Conaway
The Path of Women of Wealth in Cincinnati Speech
Miss Helen Gould urges the city’s women of means at the Cincinnati Woman's Club to use wealth for broader good beyond personal pleasure. She insists it is the duty of wealthy women to contribute meaningfully and support charitable causes.
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Helen Gould
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Target Shoot at Pottstown Shuler Club Silver Trophy
A major target shooting event at Saratoga under the Shuler Shooting Club drew about seventy shooters from Philadelphia Reading West Chester Phoenixville and nearby towns. The Phoenix Gun Club captured the silver trophy after a tie with the Shuler Club, with detailed scores listed for multiple clubs and a shoot-off determining the winner.
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Pottstown
Saratoga
Shuler Shooting Club
Philadel Reading
West Chester
Phoenixville
Shuler Club
Phoenix Club
Pottetown
Trumbauer
Gilson
Shosalter
Showalter
Urner
Siub
J. H. Miller
Hollman
Soerrheet de Johnson
Haggenbotham
Boyertown
Schaeffer
Wien
Cricket Teams Selected for Philadelphia vs New York Match
The match committee of the Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia named players for the upcoming intercity fixtures. Colts and Philadelphia teams were chosen to meet New York at Livingston on July 8 and 4, with a long list of players from Germantown Belmont Merion Philadelphia Linden and Moorestown clubs. A final selection will be staged at Manheim on June 30 to confirm the squad with preferred picks for the autumn Basitab season.
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Associated Cricket Clubs
Philadelphia
New York
Livingston
Reynolds D. Brown
Germantown C. C
J. Barton King
Belmont C. C
Crawford Coates, Jr
Arthur W. Jones
Harry C. Thayer
Merion Co. C
T. Carrick Jordan
Edward Norris
Philadelphia C. C
J. H. Mason
John W. Muir
Merion C. C
Watson Bailey
Linden C. C
William W. Noble
Newbold Etting
Colts
Merion
Ward Graham
Belmont
White
Mantown
Bamont
Pga
Cker
A. Omer
Ney
Heweistt
Lea H. Bell
Frank White
Germaal
Philadelpia
J. Batten
A. W. Belmont
John Es Eenerion
Herbert L. Clark
C. Jo
Competitive Drill at Bordentown Mil itary Institute
Bordentown Mil itary Institute held its annual competitive drill with awards to James F. Leeds for the drill and Joseph E. Richards for marksmanship. Harry Freeman won oral excellence. Alumni Veteran Association officers elected include Henry B. Hickman as president and Richard Hunter as first vice president with Mahlon F. Ivans as second vice president and Richard Woodward as secretary-treasurer.
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Bordentown
Tom
Bordentown Military Institute
James F. Leeds
Lansingborg
N. Y
Joseph E. Richards
Philadelphia
Gurion
Harry Freeman
Maplewood
N. J
Veteran Association
Dent
Henry B. Hickman
Richard Hunter
Lamaroneck
Mahlon F. Ivans
Camden
Richard ©. Woodward
New Jersey Training School picks new principal
The twelfth annual meeting of the Association of the New Jersey Training School for Feeble minded Children at Vineland elected Edward R. Johnstone as principal to fill the vacancy left by the death of Professor Olin Garrison. Johnstone has served seven years as superintendent and comes from Fort Wayne Indiana.
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the Times
Vineland
Association of the New Jersey Training School
Edward R. Johnstone
Olin Garrison
Johnstone
Fort Wayne
Ind
Delaware College Commencement Sees Fourteen Baccalaureates and One Honorary
The Delaware College commencement, June 20, drew a large crowd. Fourteen graduates were awarded bachelor degrees across arts civil engineering electrical engineering and one honorary Doctor of Laws to John Bassett Moore of Columbia University. Moore delivered the annual address on The College and the State. An exhibition drill occurred this afternoon and a senior dance was held tonight.
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the Times
Newark
Del
Delaware College
Thomas G. Baxter
Reginald Constable
Samuel H. Baynard, Jr
William H. Conner
Roger O. Mason
Jacob EB. Bentman
Hugh &. Sharp
West A. Trotter
Edward J. Agala
Alfred H. Hartman
Charlies Hyland
Experiments On Oxygen Inhalation During Exercise
Dr Edward Smith reports measurements of air intake in various positions and paces. Resting inhalation is 480 cubic inches per minute, walking four miles per hour yields 2,400 cubic inches, and higher activity levels increase air intake to about 8,600 cubic inches.
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Edward Smith
Glenellie Dominates Rosebud at Sheepshead Bay Race Day
At Sheepshead Bay Glenellie led the Rosebud field as a heavy favorite and won the two year old filly race while Imp captured the handicap. Governor Griggs faltered in the Bay hurdle, allowing Dr Elchberg to prevail as Imp led from start to finish in a near track record effort.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Glenellie
Governor Griggs
Dr. Elchberg
Imp
Colonel Roosevelt
Tristan
Sanders
Clawson
Mayor G 130
Mater
Eve
Eekin
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Oi Sma
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Precursor Connor
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Mentee
McCue
Zieneltie
Ashes
Hollow Wood
Ernst
Sporting Duchess
Plaes Magic Light
Thorough Fort Erie card yields upset in last race Nancy Till wins
Fort Erie afternoon card produced four favorites in front with a strong upset in the final race as Nancy Till moved from 12 to 1 to 8 to 1 to win on the bit. Weather is fine and track fast.
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Jones
Fort Erie
Nancy Till
Alex Tine
Polle
Reteceat
Bill Magate
Rabinta
Lady of the Tau
Royal Beer
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Ancy
Ocie Brooks
Results at Chicago and Harlem Races Date
Race list from Chicago and Harlem meets dated June 20 shows multiple events with names such as Lederat Anna Ch cheberlain Homer Reveapest In addition race details include horses Pacisie Jane Woodlurian The Butcher Oricius and Invictus along with purse values and jockeys listed for the day. Weather clear track fast conditions noted.
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Harlem
Lederat
Anna Ch Cheberlain
Boland
Hisses
Homer
Reveapest
Cmsaaana Siae
Camus
Frond
Baranlg
Unclear Racing Card Snippet with Mixed Names and Odds
Fragmentary gambling list shows horses and odds with numerous misspelled or garbled names such as Hurricane and Rinaldo. Purses and individual prices appear next to entries, but the text is heavily corrupted and many items cannot be evenly interpreted.
Belle of Memphis wins the stakes at St. Louis card
In a card with three favorites and a warm second choice, Belle of Memphis captures the seventh furlong event in others’ misfortune as Miss Mae Day fades after a wide turn. Weather is fine and track fast with several longshot runners listed in full results across six races.
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St. Louis
Belle of Memphis
Miss Mae Day
Lena Williams
Morse
Dominick
Coli Mavens Pov Carroll
Time
South Breeze
No OR Gilmore
We Pirate
T. Woods
Atporaac
McGinn
Clain Astralath
Maud Wallace
Anna Habs Riley
Siddubia
Happy Mintara
Lutos
Fonso
Tennis Girl
Leo Nester
Weddings in New Jersey at Bordentown and Flemington
In Bordentown Miss Euphemia Warrack wed Howard Davis at the bride’s home with Rev. O A Kerr officiating. Miss Katharine Warrack served as maid of honor. A reception followed. In Flemington Miss Ida H Munson married Howard W Larison of Ringoes at the bride’s parents home with Rev. W S Campbell officiating. Joseph Crosdale was best man and Miss Olive Philhower was maid of honor.
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the Times
Bordentown
Euphemia Warrack
Howard Davis
0. A. Kerr
Katharine Warrack
Flemington
Ida H. Munson
Howard W. Larison
Ringoes
W. S. Campbell
Joseph Crosdale
Olive Philhower
Fisher Marries Miss McCormack in St. Peter's Church
William Fisher and Miss Harriet McCormack wed at St. Peter's Church New Brunswick in a June ceremony conducted by Rev. John O'Grady. The bride wore white satin and organdie with a white picture hat. Her sister Miss Agnes McCormack was bridesmaid in pink with carnations, and ushers included James Deering Andrew Brinkner Charles McCormack and John Carberry.
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Tex Times
New Brunswick
William Fisher
Harriet McCormack
St. Peter's Church
John O'Grady
Agnes McCormack
James Deering
Andrew Brinkner
Newark
Charles McCormack
John Carberry
Wedding of Misa Bessie Brown to Rev Francis Brennaman
Special Telegram reports the June wedding of Misa Bessie Brown to Rev Francis Brennaman at the bride’s parents’ home on Derwenter Avenue Princeton. The ceremony was led by Rev L Wudge with only relatives and intimate friends present. best man Charney Orr of Philadelphia attended and Miss Jeanor Brown was bridesmaid. The couple’s honeymoon was planned in Washington.
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Misa Bessie Brown
Francis
Brennagen
Presbyterian Church
Reenwich
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Brennaman
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Geeeetee
Rinceton
Mershon and Hubbard Marriage at Princeton Home
Miss Maria L. Mershon and Oliver H. Hubbard were married at the home of William W. Mershon in Princeton by Rev. J. A. Dilts. The groom is a wealthy estate dealer and descendant of an old New Jersey colonial family. The couple planned a Western farewell tour after the ceremony.
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Times
Princeton
William W. Mershon
Maria L. Mershon
Oliver H. Hubbard
J. A. Dilts
Woodbury
New Jersey
Hinceton
Rutherford and D Long Tie The Knot In Cape May
Wedding news from Cape May reports Miss Alice Fae Rutherford wed Jease Alexander D Long of Cincinnati at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony proceeded with family and local guests attending, marking a notable social event of the season.
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Cape May
Alice Fae Rutherford
Jease Alexander D'Long
Cincinnati
Pascol
Florence Goodnough and Howard Van Note Wed in Long Branch
Long Branch reports the marriage of Florence Goodnough daughter of the late J B Good and Howard Van Note an agent. The ceremony occurred in June with local officials and guests attending.
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Long Branch
Florence Goodnough
J. B. Good
Howard van Note
Agencn
B. Staats
Shakespeare’s Worth to Stratford In Passing Trade
London Financial News questions Stratford-on-Avon’s value beyond rail pilgrim income and local tradesmen profits from photos and trinkets. It notes Shakespeare Birthplace trustees receive admission income and estimates a tax base of about 1150,000 with 3 percent on 5000 per capita value, amid hotel and visitor influence.
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Stratford-on-Avon
London Financial News
Warwickshire
Pam Oy
Shakespeare Birthplace
Hathawacott Fonte
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Mae
Gret skates made from animal bones and myths about Snaba Ret
The fragment notes that Gret skates were fashioned from animal bones and mentions a supposed child named Snaba Ret in a brief, unclear passage.
Harness Meeting at Holmesburg Opens Two-Day Kensington Event
The Kensington Driving Club opened a two day meeting with fast times and close finishes. Lady Star and driver Shreve escaped injury after a harness broke, while Stete Clark led the 2.27 class to a straight-heat win. Multiple heats produced thrilling finishes as Minnie Russell and Pearl Alfred won in their divisions and a running half mile race was set with ten entries.
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O. F. Groff
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Shreve
Stete Clark
J. Elliott
Jimmy
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Elliott
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Mark Hendricks
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James Green
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Maplewood Stock Farm
Billly McFarland
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W. J. Woerner
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Pennsylvania Railroad to Atlantic City on Market Street
Fragmentary OCR notes reference travel by Pennsylvania Railroad to Atlantic City and a Market Street location. No clear date or operator details available.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Hosiery Mill Proposed for Lambertville Ward
Special Telegram to The Traia reports New York parties have arranged to locate a hosiery mill in Lambertville First ward. plans call for building a factory hub in the area this summer.
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Traia
New York
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