Baseball scorecard style line shows mixed league results
Multiple city box scores list team names R H E and run totals with pitchers and fielders across American and Western Leagues. Names include Covaleski Foxen Dooin Brown Archer Moran Lush Bresnahan Dorner Tuckey Bowerman Leifield Gibson Pastorius Scanlon Bergen Washton Petty Criger Groom Killian Stanage Burchell Steele Spencer Scott Sullivan Krause Thomas Berger Clarke Lake Brockett Kleinow Blair Omaha Topeka Hollenbeck Gonding Miller Heckinger Shaner Clark Roberts Holland Sioux City Pueblo Gal gano Hallman Mitze and others.
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Philadelphia
R.H.E Philphia
Chicago
Covaleski
Foxen
Dooin
Brown
Archer and
Louis
R.H.E. St. Louis
Washton
Petty-Criger
Groom Street
Detroit
R.H.E. Detroit
Boston
Killian-Stanage
Burchell, Steele and Spencer
R.H.E. Chicago
Scott-Sullivan
Krause-Thomas
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
New York
Berger-Clarke
Lake
Des Moines
R.H.E. D
Morse Bail Requested as Hearings Set for June 1
In New York on May 18 counsel for Charles W. Morse urged admission to bail pending his June 1 hearing. A group of New York financiers and businessmen offered to post 5000 each. Decision reserved.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Taft to Open Seattle Exposition With Golden Telegraph Key
President Taft will inaugurate the Yukon Alaska exposition in Seattle by touching a gold telegraphic key presented by Secretary Ballinger and Washington delegates. The key, mounted on Alaska marble and studded with twenty two gold nuggets, will be linked to White House wires to mark the opening day.
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Washington
Taft
Seattle
Ballinger
Alaska
White House
Sale Ordered of Third Avenue Railway in New York
The Third Avenue railway company, operating several lines and now under a receiver, was ordered to be sold at auction on September 2 to satisfy a mortgage of 37,560,000 dollars.
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New York Street Railway
New York
Third Avenue Railway
New Freight Rate Schedule Takes Effect July 1
The Record-Herald reports a new freight rate schedule covering territory east of the Missouri to western cities not on the Pacific coast. Rates, based on ICC orders from St Paul and Chicago to Spokane, will average a 15 percent reduction. The switch follows a commission ruling stance, with railroad leaders choosing agreement over court battles. J C Stubbs of the Harriman lines influenced the move during Washington talks, as Chicago conferences finalize tariffs.
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Chicago
The
Record-Herald
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul
Spokane
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Lines
Washington
Horn Case Ready for Jury
Closing arguments concluded in Kansas City as the government seeks conviction of the Horn brothers 8 H Snider and Raymond P May for illegal mail use in promoting the Two Queens mine in Arizona. Prosecutor Lyons said the group paid 6000 for a half stake while valuing the mine at 10 million dollars. He labeled E S Horn the brains behind the scheme. Defense attorney Bottsford claimed buyers knew they were paying for a chance and that exaggeration is common in mining pitches.
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Kansas City
Horn Brothers
8. H. Snider
Raymond P. May
Queens
Arizona
Leslie J. Lyons
United States District Attorney
E. S. Horn
Mr. Lyons
J. S. Bottsford
Doctor William Wightman Dies of Yellow Fever in Guayaquil
Guayaquil Ecuador May 18 Dr William Wightman of the American Marine Hospital Service died here after a five day illness from yellow fever.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
William Wightman
American Merine Hospital Service
Grain and Provisions Close Higher on Wheat Rally
Chicago markets end May 17 with wheat gaining while corn oats ease. May wheat at 1.281 1.35 and July at 1.14, with cash No. 2 hard wheat 1.281 to 1.35. South Omaha livestock receipts 3,800 cattle and 200 hogs with varied price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Report May 17
Cattle receipts 22 000 steady to strong with steers 5.25 to 7.30 cows 4.00 to 5.75 heifers 3.00 to 6.75 bulls 4.25 to 5.75 calves 2.00 to 7.50 stockers and feeders 3.30 to 5.05. Hogs receipts 44 009 lower. heavy 7.45 to 7.50 next 7.15 to 7.55 packing 7.30 to 7.40 pigs 5.95 to 6.85 bulk 7.25 to 7.40. Sheep receipts 14 000 steady to lower. sheep 3.75 to 6.75 lambs 4.80 to 6.90 yearlings 6.50 to 7.49.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Says Girl Was His Wife in Common Law Claim
Primghar hosts a novel suit in Electa Pond's estate with John B. Boyington claiming common law marriage and a share of property. He seeks his portion and a jointly owned farm, with about forty witnesses summoned. Separately, Osborne De Moss blew himself up with a keg of powder after a quarrel, injuring a house and leading to his capture and jail.
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John B. Boyington
Electa Pond
Primghar
Boyington
Osborne de Moss
Everest
Hamilton
Northwood Senator Jewett Ends Life in Front Yard
Former State Senator C. F. Jewett of Northwood, a wealthy farmer, shot himself in his front yard. No reason is given for the act.
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C. F. Jewett
Northwood
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McEibin
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R.H.E. Omaha
Topeka
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Kaufman-Mc-Manus
Martin Weins
Seattle Exposition
H. Wagner Company
Fort Madison
Horn Case
Washington Plumbing & Heating
Postoffice
Black Hawk
Mason Transfer & Storage CO
Washington, Iowa
Nicola
Harmon
Sexton
Caner Music CO
Edison
Victor
Music & Art Store
Washington DO
Savings Bankngton
J. A. Cunningham
Pres
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B. Berdo
Cashi
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