No Ginger In The Game Visitor Hits Boldly In Five Innings
Des Moines and St Joseph played a lengthy, error filled game with Wilkins replaced by Hoffer. Parvin started for Des Moines and Hartman and Maher drove in runs as the visitors built early leads. Garvin and Brashear contributed multiple hits as Des Moines pulled ahead, while New's and Clark's errors aided scoring in late innings.
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Flay
Wilkins
Wiki
Hoffer
Bagkot
Ang Morrison
Parvin
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Duffy
Maher
Hartman
Mahe
Jett Field
Taahonn
Garvin
Tarvin
Brashear
Hanson
Boch Geash
Chulee
Tpany
Warner
Quinn
Wilson
Clark
Hall
Warn Tong
DUS Moiies
Bodoni
Warn
Willing
Morrison
Hatter
Alaher
Flariman
Ruth
Rohe
Phiys
Drasheer
Sevin di
Battery clashes and scattered results across AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
In Toledo and other cities, postponed games due to wet grounds disrupted schedules. Teams battling included Callahan and Sullivan, Platk and Schreck. At Cedar Falls the State Normal seniors suffered a 11 to 12 defeat in a baseball exhibition.
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Cedar Falls
T Tay Uly
The
State Normal
Races Report From Gravesend and Chicago Meet
June results from Gravesend and Chicago list multiple races with winners and times. Notable victors include Athelroy, Invincible Merit, Maxette, Swordsman, Silver Garter, and Remp with various distances and track conditions recorded.
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Gravesend
Bi. Lowin Itesalte
Wrough
Jim St. Lanis
Mile Sa
Maxette
Robert G. S
Pettyohn Wird
Alva T
Hongs
Frank Bell
Laura G
View Balle
Swordsman
Gates
Branch
Josie F
Tea Gown
Tom
Indiana Democrats Meet Today in Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic state convention convenes in Indianapolis with expected acclamations for state offices including treasurer Jerome Herff of Peru, auditor J. R. Riggs of Sullivan, attorney general W. H. Stibwell of Princeton, Supreme Court clerk Adam Heinsberger of New Albany, and Fifth District judge Timothy Howard of South Bend. Secretary position hotly contested between Alberr Ognover Atlican and D. F. Allen of Frankfort. Joan W. Kern named permanent chairman. Twelfth district caucus sees J. M. Barrett of Fort Wayne contesting for committee on resolutions amid questions on Aryan mention and Kansas City platform alignment. Ballot in county results shows Link of Ne Kalb 39, Barrett 32. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry promoted for bowel complaints.
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Ind
Jerome ‘Herff
Peru
J. R. Riggs
Sullivan
W. HE. Stibwell
Princeton
Supreams Court
Adam Heinsberger
New Albany
Supreme Court
Jeal
Timothy Howard
South Bend
J. M. Barrett
Fort Wayne
Committee On Resolutions
Henry Colefick
Barrett
Erivan
Kansas City
Colerick
Jarrett
Aryan
W. G. Colerick
Fort
Warne
L. Ballou
Angola
Link
Ne Kalb
French Cabinet Resigns At Elysee Palace Meeting
Paris June 3 At a cabinet meeting presided by President Loubet the premier M Waldeck Rousseau formally presented the cabinet’s resignation. Loubet expressed regret and thanked them for cooperation. The cabinet list included Caillaux De Lanessan Crats Leygues Monis Millerand Depuy Saudin and others. If you plan travel through the northwest or California stop at the Burlington Route city ticket office for cheap rates.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Loubet
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Caillaux
Cabse
Andre
M. de Lanessan
M. Crats
Georges Leygues
M. Monis
Millerand
M. Jean Depuy
M. Pierre Saudin
Pel
Northwest
California
Burlington
Locust Street
Sermon Opens Iowa Congregational Meeting on Religion and Science
The sixty third annual Iowa State Association of Congregational Churches opened at Plymouth Church with Rev G S Rollins of Davenport delivering a sermon titled The Revival of Right and The Church as an Agency The discourse argued science and religion are not antagonistic and urged renewed church vitality amid modern materialism Delegates from across the state attended as music and communion followed the sermon and a full afternoon program outlined church and mission topics and future discussions.
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Iowa State Association of Congregational Churches
Plymouth Church
G.S. Rollins
Davenport
Plymouth Chorus
A. L. Frisble
Des Moines
H. 8. Hill
Atlantic
New Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth
Woods
Dr. Rollins
George Adam Smith
Israel
Jerusalem
Cyrus
Satyron
Diareenrd
Jesus
God
Apostolic Circle
Church and Times
Paul
United States
C. H. Hogers
Mason City
P. H. Mason Corning
Ing
HH. George
Chicago
L. Smith
Newton
Cussion
C. Douge
Eagle Grove
C. C. Warner
Monslelio
B. Cokely
Perry
Edwin Ewell
Nast
Sessio Ifie
Br. CO
J. Kephart
State Sunday School Association
G. P. Beardman
Marvel Com
Document Signed In Dining Room In Pretoria Peace Signed
Pretoria Monday June 2 the signing of the peace agreement took place with little ceremony. Boer leaders signed the document surrendering independence and handing it to Kitchener aide to deliver to King Edward. London reports a Lords sitting to receive a peace message and possible title for Kitchener and a £100000 reward.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
General de Wet
Orange Free State
Dele
Culonel Hamilton
Marker
King Edward
London
House of Lords
Edward
South Africa
Tariff Revision Delayed by White House Conference
Washington reports say the White House conference on tariffs stirred debate among senators and representatives. Some favored delaying any revision beyond the current session, while others urged awaiting the next session to assess new conditions. Pro and anti protection advocates showed split opinions, with notable figures including Platt Hanna Dalzell Allison Spooner Aldrich Babcock Overstreet expressing varied views.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Platt
Connecticut
Hanna
Ohto
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Allison
Spooner
Aldrich
Babcock
Overstreet
Fatal Floods in Joliet Drown Three. City in Water
Joliet, June 3. Worst flood in city history. lower areas under water. Names of drowned Eddie McGovvern Linzie Mc Gean and a girl Kennedy. Homes flooded one to three feet, streets washed, trains stalled, street cars and factories damaged. $75,000 to $160,000 in losses. mass meeting raises $8,600 for victims. relief committees formed. Joliet Stove works and Joliet Warehouse affected. Rock Island bridge displaced. schools closed.
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Eddie McGovvern
Linzie McGean
Kennedy
Jefferson
Here
Chicago
Hickory Creed Bar
Hickory Creek
Penitentiary
Rock Island
Drainage Canal
Chicago & Alton
Santa Fe
Michigan Central
Joliet Stove Works
John Lambert
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Tornado and Storm Damage Hit Wisconsin Towns
A June storm battered De Soto and nearby towns along Burlington and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul lines. Wires down and tracks washed out interrupt service. In Platteville area a tornado struck Louisburg causing heavy damage to buildings and the death of farmer Edward Ward, killed by a falling timber. Heavy rains worsened crop damage.
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la Crosse
Wis
de Soto
Burlington Road
Burlington
Preston, Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Trac
Brownsville
Platteville
Louisburg
Here
Edward Ward
Free health remedy offer for men from Detroit firm
An advertisement promises health, strength and vigor for men asserting magical effects from a new discovery. It claims benefits start day one and offers the formula free by mail to any man sending name and address to Dr. Hnapp Medical Co. Detroit. The note explains profits come from bulk sales and direct shipments.
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Dr. Hnapp Medical Co
Hull Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Kennan details Mont Pelee ascent and crater view
George Kennan and colleagues recount the Mont Pelee ascent near Fort de France Martinique with dramatic notes on the crater lake Palmiste and sulfur vents. He lauds Prof Heilprin and describes the terrifying trail, steam filled fissures, and volatile eruptions from May 26 27. Oberlin president John Henry Barrows dies after pleuro pneumonia. survivors listed.
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Fort de France
Sland
Martinique
George Kennan
Jaccaci
Varian
Angelo Heilprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
Martininue
National Geographical Society
Leddbet Iter
Heilprin
Kennan
Mont Pelee
Associated Press
Meilorin
Leddbetter
Lake Palmiste
St. Pierre
Mr. Kennan
Church Union Proposed Between Reformed and United Presbyterian
Pittsburgh June 3 United Presbyterian general assembly welcomed an overture for union with the Reformed church. Rev Dr John Allen urged timely overtures to unite, noting closer ties than any other denominations. A committee to craft proposals will be appointed. The religion report showed a net revival of under 1 percent. foreign missions discussed. Wabash adds through sleeping car service from Des Moines to Kansas City, boosting travel and making the line first class to Kansas City for California Colorado and Kansas routes.
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United Presbyterian
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Reformed Church
John &. Allen
Assembly
Tnited
Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian
Walted Presbyterian Church
Wabash
Des Moines Union Station
Kansas City Union Station
Kansas Ciy
California
Colorado
Kansas
Irish Americans of Chicago Protest Coercion Laws
Bourke Cochran led a large Chicago Irish protest at the auditorium against Ireland coercion laws. About 8,000 cheered his address after his return from London, while crowds outside sought admission. He defined coercion, praised arbitration over savagery, and urged justice for Ireland through American influence.
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Chicago
Ireland
Bourke Cochran
Cockran
London
Joh Redmond
Cochran Géid
Four Men Garroted in Porto Rico Execution Case
Under Ponce Porto Rico on June 3 Bernato Acevado Jose Torres Ramon Troche Cadena and Juan Torres were executed by garrote for murder robbery and outrage tied to the September 30 1898 assault on Antonio Delgado de Pino at Adjuntas. The four were garroted within fifty minutes with two aiding the executioner. one resisted the cloth over his face. Witnesses numbered thirty.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Bernato Acevado
Jose Torres
Ramon Troche Cadena
Juan Torres
Guayo
Adjuntus
Antonio Delgado de Pino
Pino
Seizal Pino
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