Baseball standings and results from yesterday
BASE BALL NATIONAL LEAGUE REPORTS Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0 New York won 6 to 4 over Boston Standings list Chicago first James today shows Pittsburg at St Louis New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago with clubs vying for top positions
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Pittsburg
Cincinati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
James
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Today Schedule
In the American League yesterday New York edged Boston six to five while Detroit defeated Cleveland five to three and Philadelphia routed Washington five nothing. Chicago beat St Louis three to zero. Today Boston visits New York Philadelphia plays Washington Chicago at Cleveland and St Louis at Detroit. Also yesterday Steubenville shut out Waynesburg five nothing Uniontown beat Braddock two zip Butler topped Cumberland ten one and Liverpool beat Washington six five.
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New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Steubenville
Waynesburg
Uniontown
Braddock
Butler
Cumberland
Liverpool
Sheen BO
Wea SL
Prisoners in poor shape after drunken incidents
Officer Whyte and Sins towed a very drunk actress Willian Bluce to jail after a night of heavy drinking. She appeared before the mayor in the morning, begging to be sent to a hospital at her own expense. Mayor permitted hospital care. James Fay detained for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after working night shifts. Charles Stealey cited for public drunkenness and given a three day sentence.
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Whyte
Sins
Willian Bluce
James Fay
Brooks
Hgts
Glen Elkada
Charles Stealey
Burke
Gentry Brothers Circus Parade Plans and Claims
The Gentry Brothers circus, managed by H. B. Gentry, travels with a private car and a large train. They boast 200 educated ponies, 150 dog actors, 75 monkeys, elephants and camels, plus new sensational features imported for high salaries. The parade is nearly one mile long with nine sections and will move at 10 30 tomorrow morning through principal streets.
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Genteycehews
Pompe
Ang Jaya
H. B. Gentry
New Gimp Institution Sets Golden Seal Camp in Adams ton
Adamston Camp No. 354 of the Order of the Golden Seal will be instituted in the Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening with 75 members. An open session at 8 o'clock will feature State Organizer H. M. Worth and Assistant Supreme Organizer W. St. Sandwick explaining the order. Public invited. members urged to attend with friends. Upton T. Rainebow will lead ceremonies. C. Haley handles first class rooms and boarding at 432 Wheel Pike Street. Meal hours: breakfast 6 to 8 am, dinner 12 to 1:30 pm, supper 6 to 6:30 pm.
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Adamston
Order of the Golden Seal
Odd Fellows' Hall
Stati
H. M. Worth
W. ST. Sandwick
Upton T. Rainebow
C. Haley
Weel Pike Street
Rev Moore Moves to Parkersburg as WV Baptist Secretary
Rev B Moore, recently acting principal of Broaddus Institute, leaves Thursday for Parkersburg to reside there and serve as secretary of the West Virginia Baptist Education Society. Mrs Moore and daughter follow soon. campus buildings will be kept until Prof Howard arrives in July from Illinois to supervise advertising and student canvassing.
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B. Moore
Broaddus Institute
Parkersburg
West Virginia Baptist
Eavivation Society
Social Tonight at Terra Calta Avenue Home
Mr H 8 Stemple hosts a benefit at his home on Terra Calta Avenue tonight from 7 to 9 to raise funds for the Lutheran church in Jackson. Public invites attend a good time. A promotion hints at property in B Clarkeburg Bowen next year.
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Stemple
Terra Calta J Avenue
Jackson Squire
Jacwured
B. Clarkeburg
Bowen
Wedding Tonight for Edward Laubenstein and Mie Eva Bartlett
A wedding tonight unites Mr Edward Laubenstein and Miss Eva Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Gail Bartlett of Quiet Dell. The couple plan a formal ceremony and reception to follow at a local venue.
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Edward Laubenstein
Mie
Eva Bartlett
Nathan Gail Bartlett
Quiet Dell
Hotel Wald Serving Extra Fine Meals Daily Till Midnight
Readable fragment notes extra fine meals served at Hotel Wald each day from moot until midnight extending dining hours. It mentions continuous service with no clear dates or additional names.
Transfer of license sought for Clarksburg liquor sales
George G. Wachtar files to transfer license from John D. Wenty at Davis building to sell spirituous wines liquors porter ale beers and drinks in Clarksburg West Virginia beginning July 7 1906. Hearing set by City Council in Clarkeburg July 6 1906. Clerk Will H. Cole notes June 8 1906.
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Parson
City of
Clarks
George G. Wachtar
John D. Wenty
Davis Building
N. W. Comer Depot
East Piketreet
Clarksburg
W. Va
Will H. Cole
Clarkeburg
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Loren
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Howe
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Rev. Moore
Main Street
Spring Catalog
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BE. B. Allen
West Main Street
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Hilda Hildebrand Leichner
Gbeidse
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