Baseball results from National and American leagues
National League scores show Cincinnati, St Louis, New York and Philadelphia losses and wins with pitchers Ragan Campbell Karger McLean. Sallee Moore Lush Bresnahan Philippi Leifield Gibson. Mattern Smith Marquard Wiltse Myers. Moran Covaleski Doomn Mccin tyre and Dunn. American League results list Chicago Cleveland Boston New York Washington games with Shields Rhoades Easterly Willett Schmidt Burns Groom Street Bender Thomas and others.
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Cincinnati
R.H.E. Cincinnati
Chicago
Ragan
Campbell
Karger
McLean
Roth
Overall
Moran
St. Louis
Rh.e. St. Louis
Pittsburg
Sallee
Moore
Lush
Bresnahan
Philippi
Leifield
Gibson
New York
R.H.E. Boston
Mattern and Smith
Marquard
R.H
Moran Outclasses Neil in San Francisco Title Bout
Frankie Neil of San Francisco faced Moran of England in twelve rounds. No decision was given as Neil was outclassed from the start in New Haven on April 27.
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Moran
Neil
New Haven
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
England
Census Row Is Up To Taft Retary Nagel and Director North
Washington April 27. Nagel says he does not know the outcome of the Census dispute with Director North and that the issue concerns administration of the census as a bureau, not charges. He stresses the census is vital to the country and asks for proper authority. A separate note says a bill would allow the president to own a complete railway train for official use with a $60,000 appropriation for the War Department to contract rail services.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Census
North
Eds
Census Office
Dwight of
New York
United States
White House
Tafts
Wilk
Daughters of the American Revolution
Society of Patriotic Women
Roosevelt
Wagar Held on New Indictment
Anson Wagar former United States commissioner at Dallas was acquitted of embezzling trust funds from homesteaders amounting to 2685.39. He has been arrested on a new federal indictment and will be tried at a future term.
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Wagar
Sioux Falls
S. D
Anson Wagar
United States
Dallas
United States Court
Census funding and court visits dominate Washington chatter
Washington April 27 Special describes a proposed bonding trust rider in the census appropriation bill and its party crossfire, the massive 1910 census budget, and expected state gains. It also notes the White House cow spectacle and the Supreme Court’s crowded, orderly hearings attracting steady visitors.
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Washington
House
Bonding Trust
Good Roads as Money Saver in Missouri Pamphlet
Curtis Hill, Missouri state highway engineer, promotes road funding and prudent spending. He argues taxes are needed for public institutions and growth, and cites a county engineer noting road maintenance costs about one dollar per mile despite better material.
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Curtis Hill
Missouri
Pampliets
Tar waterproof roads urged by international roads congress
An Arts club summary notes the congress endorsed tar or bituminous binding to waterproof roads. A correct quantity prevents stone movement and minimizes dust while keeping costs lower than water bound methods. England leads in waterproofed roads. American engineers see value in studying British experience.
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International Roads Congress
Arts
Nature
Congress
England
America
France
Dustless roads gain appeal for dust control and study
Highways once tarred in alternate years may stay in good order with dustless road ideas gaining traction among Belgians and the Royal Automobile Club of England. Experiments in Chicago and abroad point to road design over car tech as the solution, with a Georgia road school planned in January at Athens where experts and a U.S. government official will demonstrate a mile of road and exhibit machinery.
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Royal Automobile Club of
England
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Athens
United States
Bureau of Roads
Air brush tar coating spreads in English districts
Road tarring shifts from hand brushes to a giant air brush system. A tar tank feeds an air powered four outlet pipe while two men pump air and a third sprays the mixture, quickly coating the road. Sand is then spread to seal the surface.
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England
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J. B Crail
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