Baseball scores and lineups from the National and Western leagues
Baseball results by city show AG games with R H E scores and player pairings. Listings include Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Cleveland St Louis Chicago Detroit Denver Wichita Topeka and Pueblo with pitchers batters and doubleheaders across the leagues.
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National League
Philadelphia
RALE
Phil'phia
Micage
Sparks-Dooin
Brown-Archer
Brooklyn
R Hle
Incinnati
Rooklyn
Fromme-Roth
McIntyre-Bergen
Boston
R.H.B. J. Louis
Washington
Rhoades-Clarke
Johnson Street
St. Louis
R.H.E. i. Vis
New York
F ‘Weil Stephens
Brockett-Sweeney
Chicago
RHE
Wood Ivess
Scott and
Owens
Karger
Wood
Cotte
Carrigan
Detroit
R.H.E. Eee
Donovan-Stanage
Plank-Livingstone
Western League
Denver
R.H.E. Ee
Olmstead
Adams and
Haley
Jonesand Sullivan
Wichita
R.H.E. Maha
Ichita
Keeley-Gonding
Brennan-Weaver
Topeka
R.H.E . Maines
Oopeka
Biersdorfer and
McManus
Kauf
Wright and
Henry
Pueblo
R.ale
Cummins Proposes Rate Plan To Empower I C C
Des Moines August 26 Senator Alert B Cummins outlined a bill to give the interstate commerce commission power to review modify and approve railroad rates. He said the Grosscup decision has stripped the ICC of vital power and called for clear positive terms defining rate making authority.
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Des Moines
Alert B. Cummins
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grosscup
Missouri
Roosevelt
Terstate Commerce Commission
Ummins
Honor Priest's Memory Thirty Days of Mourning
In Oskaloosa Iowa on August 26 a memorial service honored Father J. H. Renihan who died July 25 in Davenport. Father Thomas Loftus led the service at St. Marys church with Father Richard Renihan of Oxford saying the requiem high mass. Father Nugent of Des Moines delivered the address.
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Father Renihan
Oskaloosa
Aloosa
St. Mary’s Church
J. H. Renihan
Davenport
Thomas Loftus
Richard Renihan
Oxford
Father Nugent
Des Moines
Butcher Dies in Clinton County Jail Delirium Tremens
Richard Gab, a Charlotte Iowa butcher, died in the Clinton county jail amid an attack of delirium tremens after a week in custody. He had been suffering from alcoholic poisoning and his condition worsened suddenly, ending his life in jail.
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Clinton
Richard Gaba Charlotte
Butcher
Clinton County
Hamburg Belle Sets World Records in Trotting Match Race
Hamburg Belle defeated Uhlan in two straight heats at North Randall and set new world records for the mile and for the fastest two heats, clocking 2:01 in the first heat and 2:01 and 2:01.5 overall. After the race, Hamburg Belle was sold to H. M. Hanna of Cleveland for $50,000 by Ward and Madden.
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Cleveland
Tramburg Belle
Uhlan
North Randall
Crescens
Abbott
Brighton Beach
Sweet Marie
Syracuse
H. M. Hanna
Onward
Joseph Madden
J. E. Madden
Tragic Cousin Shooting Ends in Suicide in Milwaukee
Mabel Brooks a fifteen year old girl was shot twice by her cousin Albert Marhon on Fernwood avenue and wounded in the left cheek and back. Marhon then killed himself with a bullet to the temple after the tragedy. Unrequited love is cited as the motive. Marhon, son of Henry Marbon of Greenfield Iowa, had been staying with the Brooks family.
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Milwaukee
Mabel Brooks
Albert Marhon
Fernwood Avenue
Marhon
Menry Marbon
Greenfield
Minnie Brooks
Marbon
Marlon
Eloper Slain in Missouri After Returning for Wife's Belongings
Otis Claycomb, a farmer near Gallatin, shoots and kills John Ward after returning to recover his wife Mrs. Claycomb's belongings. The couple of twenty years, with six children, had eloped with Ward three weeks earlier to Excelsior Springs. Claycomb says Ward drugged Mrs. Claycomb. he had moved into Ward's farm, and Ward was her former employer.
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Gallatin
Otis Claycomb
Two Cents More on Registered Letters
Washington report notes a soon increase of 2 cents in the fee for registration of letters. The Aug 26 item outlines the expected adjustment and its impact on postal costs.
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Washington
Harriman in Seclusion at Arden Estate
Edward H. Harriman rests in seclusion at his Arden New York country estate after retirement rumors. The Union Pacific office confirms he is resting quietly with no updates to be released, while Harriman stocks show early declines and later irregular closing. Judge Robert S. Lovett is tipped as a possible successor to manage the Harriman lines.
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New York
Arden
N. Y
Edward H
Harriman
Union Pacific
Ers
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Panama Press editor William Chandler killed in Panama
Special dispatch reports William Chandler editor of the Panama Press killed in Panama by General Herbert O. Jeffries, a key figure in the recent revolution, according to World cable.
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New York
William Chandler
Panama Press
Panama
Herbert O. Jeffries
Ad Men in Conference Opens Fifth Annual AACA Session
In Louisville on August 26 the fifth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America began a three day session to promote higher ideals in advertising with leaders and members gathering in the city.
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Louisville
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Four Children Die From Asiatic Cholera in Rotterdam
Four children in Rotterdam died after eating sweets. A bacteriological exam confirmed the deaths were caused by Asiatic cholera rather than poison from sweets. The incident was reported from Rotterdam on Aug 26.
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Rotterdam
Crabtree Shrieks During His Trial
Omaha August 26 Crabtree former corporal of troop B Second United States Cavalry shouted at his mother when she testified for insanity defense in the killing of Captain John C. Raymond his company commander Guards restrained him as witnesses described his troubled childhood and a doctor testified to possible dementia The court may impose death life imprisonment or lunatic confinement with different approvals needed for each outcome
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Omaha
Lisse Crabtree
Troop B
Second United States Cavalry
John C. Raymond
Crabtree
A. W. Beyer
Tyrone
G. H. Hill
Des Moines
Captain Raymond
Charles Morton
Bananas ripening tips and a crime arrest report
Bananas can be properly ripened at home by hanging in a dry place with the stem in water and keeping about 80 degrees. A Chilean captain fleeing detection in Michigan was arrested in Chicago after police said he cleared over $25,000 via real estate confidence games.
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Chicago
Stephien G. Chileon
Towa
Michigan
Hayrack Carrying 45 Children Slips Into Ravine
Humboldt Iowa August 26 A hayrack with forty five Methodist Church picnic participants overturned on Johnson hill plunging into a deep ravine. Two twelve year olds died and about a dozen injured including Fern Beebe and Almx Wilder. The wagon driver William Wallace was unable to stop the heavy load as brakes failed and horses balked.
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Humboldt
Johnson Hill
Tin Foot
Wiliam Wallace
Wallace
Pelp
Almx
Sieahear Ae. Wilder
Fern Beebe
Allie Beebe
Robert Newman
Hogs and cattle market report Chicago August 26 1909
Estimated receipts 17 000 hogs with 7 153 left over from yesterday. Market five lower than yesterday's average with light hogs 7.6 to 4.15. mixed packers 7.45 to 8.25. heavy shipping grades 7.15 to 8.20. rough 7.15 to 7.20. Cattle 6 600 weak. sheep 6 000 steady.
Second Report on Receipts and Shipments
Estimated receipts today 17909. Official receipts yesterday 22479. Official shipments yesterday 25. Officials left over yesterday 715. Estimated receipts tomorrow 14000. Market 10 lower. Bulk 758 to 805. Light 755 to 820. Mixed packers 745 to 820. Heavy ship trades 715 to 810. Rough 715 to 740. Parkers 795 to 805. Pigs 70 to 74.
Market Receipts and Cattle Prices Review
Estimated receipts show weak Beeves at 30 to 50 pounds, cows and heifers 225 to 649, Texas steers 400 to 40, stockers and feeders 315 to 5, and Western cattle 440 to 62. Prices reflect pressure across cattle categories.
Babe in Court Custody Over Marian Bleakley Case
Marian Bleakley, the five year old incubator baby from St. Louis World's Fair fame, is placed in temporary custody of the Kansas City juvenile court clerk. Judge Porterfield ordered the move during habeas corpus hearings filed by Mrs. James G. Barclay of Buffalo and sought to resolve custody between Mrs. Bleakley, the state’s legal mother, and Barclay. The proceedings drew public interest as the child participated in the brief hearings and the two women argued over custody following the Topeka kidnapping last weekend.
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Kansas City
Marian Bleakley
St. Louis
Market Receipts Range Across Sheep and Lambs
Estimated receipts show 17000 Market steady with Native sheep 275 to 460 Western sheep 300 to 465 Yearlings 40 to 50 Lambs 425 to 775 Western lambs 450 to 777.
Market closes in Chicago with mixed cattle and sheep bids
Closing Chicago reports on August 26 1909 with cattle prices steady and sheep steady. Bulk buyers bid 755 to 60 for light packs 750 to 8 for mixed grades 716 to 815 for rough cattle and 715 to 74 for heavy shin grades.
Grain Firm Sends Telegraph Office Notice
Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Company in Chicago a statement dated August 25 1909 lists postal telegraph building charge figures of 44 and 548 and outlines related financial details.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Burlington Jury Blames Boating Official After Carnival Blast
The coroner s jury blames Frank Bovia and a barge crew for the river carnival explosion that caused three drownings including Edward Lee and two Mount Pleasant women. Relatives vow to press for indictments at the next grand jury.
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Burlington
Edward Lee
Jordan
Conor
Mount Pleasant
Frank Bovia
Liles
Rural Carriers Meet in Des Moines Iowa
The Iowa Letter Carriers association gathered in Des Moines on August 26 for informal talks on improving rural mail service. Inspector J Swenson of Council Bluffs spoke on rural duties, answered delegates questions, and urged citizen cooperation to keep roads in good condition for prompt mail delivery.
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Des Moines
Iowa Letter Carriers’ Association
Inspec
J. Swenson
Council Bluffs
Sweer
Swenson
Corn Growers Group Divides State Into Districts
Des Moines August 26 The Corn Growers association divides the state into districts to vote together for prizes at the Iowa corn exhibition to be held in Des Moines in November.
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Des Moines
Corn Growers’ Association
Brakeman Killed by Train in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a brakeman died after being struck by a Burling ton passenger train as it entered the city. Emergency crews transported the injured worker, but he succumbed to his wounds at the scene.
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Des Moines
I R & Brakeniver
Truckee Fire Endangers Whitney House and Town
Aug 26 reports say a blaze has consumed the Whitney house and threatens to destroy Neno’s town. Firefighters battle flames as the fire spreads through Truckee.
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Truckee
Neno
Nev
Pire
Whitney
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