Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
National League standings and results from yesterday and today with Chicago Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh summaries. American League results and schedules list New York Detroit Washington Boston Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis. Central League standings update with Fort Wayne Grand Rapids South Bend Evansville Terre Haute Wheeling and more. Kidney disease warning ends with a medical ad for Foley's Kidney Cure.
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NCWS
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Fort Wayne
Grand, ‘Rapids
Dayton
South-Bend
Evansville
Fanesville Ee
Wheeling
Umpire Conley Resigns. Tom Williams to Succeed in Central
The resignation of umpire Conley takes effect today. Tom Williams is chosen by President Carson to fill the vacancy. Williams, a former Central player with league experience, has officiated for two years with the local club and in the Southern League. He is expected to bring steadier control and resist umpire baiting, addressing past on-field tensions.
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Umips
Carson
Tom Williams
Acciliar
Slab Man
Central
Conley
Justi
Pipes
Windy City
Tom
Fort Warne
Rosedale
Ind
Evansville
South Bend Roughriders Hit Double-Header With Elkhart
South Bend high school nine will face Elkhart next in a Saturday double header at Smringbroedk. First pitch at 2 pm. South Bend has four wins in as many games and is praised for fast, hard hitting. The team defeated Winona's Academy in a dramatic extra inning game to claim northern Indiana bragging rights. Pikart Baseball Club members are called to Driving Park for practice tonight.
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South Bend
Elkhart
Pikhart Base
turmoil over completing Capitol rotunda frieze stalls decoration
Lawmakers remain deadlocked over a suitable allegory to finish the Capitol rotunda frieze. Italian artist Constantino Brutidi designed 15 historic scenes from Columbus to California’s 1849 discovery, but debate over Civil War imagery blocks progress as neglect and scaffolding mar the dome.
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Washington Ag
Constantine’ Brutidi
Columbus
California
Cortes
Temple of the Sun
Mexico
Pizarro
Peru
de Soto
Mississippi River
John Smith
Pocahontas
Pilgrim Fathers
Penn
Pennsylvania
New England
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Lexington
Cornwallis
Tecumseh
City
Bold
National Capitol
Capitol
Appomattox
George Washington
America
Savings Account Offer With Interest Schedule at St. Joseph Valley Bank
The bank offers a savings account with a savings book issued upon deposit and interest paid on all funds deposited every four months. The next interest period begins July 1 and applies to money on deposit.
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St. Joseph
Piano Tuning by Geo Schaff in Town Twice
Geo Schaff, piano maker, offers tuning services in town. He is available on two dates this month and can be reached by home phone 656.
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Geo. Schaff
George Ne ‘Schaff
For Rent 8-Room Homes on City Avenues
Classified rental note for Elkhart avenue near Cassopolis and Beardsley says a good eight room house and barn. another modern home on Wagner avenue near Prairie listed by D. M. Best, contact home phone 55.
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Elkhart Avenue
Cassopolis
Beardsley Avenue
The Lucky Quarter Pledge on Dr Kings Pills
A vintage ad touts a Lucky Quarter gamble to win a box of Dr Kings New Life Pills promising health benefits. It claims relief from headache biliousness constipation and malaria with a cheerful refund if disappointed, offered by Houseworth Bros drug store.
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Dr. King
Houseworth Bros
Mrs Perry Belmon t Plans $1 Million Washington Floor Covering
An article describes Mrs. Perry Belmont and her plan to cover the parquetry floors of her new $1,000,000 Washington residence with reproductions of rugs and carpets trod by European royalty. It notes the federal bureau of manufactures collecting foreign design patterns for American goods and training through American consuls to highlight available designs.
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Perry” ‘Belmont
Belgium
New York
Washington
Europe
Federal’ Bureau of Manufactures
Office workers and job openings fill ads page
Employment and housing notices plus job offers from clerks to farm hands as well as several rental listings and a medical advertisement. Highlights include auditors and managers in demand, railway mail clerks, housework help, and a box mail address in Elkhart Indiana. Also local rooms for rent and a doctor’s office for hire.
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Teres
P. O
Elkhart
Ind
Division Street
Flat
Indiana land prospect offers affordable farming colonies
Appealing prospect promotes Wexast Panhandle lands near R.R. market with rich soil and mild climate. Advertises two May excursions, May 5 and May 19, to inspect lands. contact BroF. Stultz, Son & Cor, 502 South Main St., Elkhart, Indiana for particulars. Also lists varied sale items and real estate opportunities including cars, homes, and furniture.
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Wexast Panhandle
R.R. Market
Indiana
Brof
Stultz, Son & Cor
South Main St
Elkhart
Ind
Cea Omlete
Virginia
Lve
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed as Safe Remedy
Notice to customers stating Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults with all druggists carrying it.
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Foley
Health Coffee Imitation by Dr Shoop Debuts in Racine
Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin announces Health Coffee a grain based substitute for real coffee. The product is made from toasted grains with malt and nuts and claims to brew in a minute without lengthy boiling. Sold locally by W A Griffin.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
W. A. Griffin
Foley Kidney Cure Praised by Willimantic Man
Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Conn credits Foley Kidney Cure with full recovery after many failed remedies. He states four bottles cured him completely and he remains hale and free of kidney trouble. Sold by all druggists. Also note Merchants Hotel meals. Simson Abstract Office credit offer.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Willimantic
Conn
Poley
Vacant Lots and Local Carnival Readied in Town
Advertisement notes vacant lots on Lusher Avenue two blocks from Main Street measuring 50 by 120 feet priced from 150 to 200 dollars with five dollar cash terms and monthly payments. Also lists pumps cisterns and paired items from DEMS BEST Da WELLS, and BJS Moore contact. Indoor Carnival dance at Hoffmans Hall Tuesday evening May 19 hosted by Mr and Mrs M Hopkin. Also bicycle rental at Turnocks offering one dollar per week.
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Lusher
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Base Ball Club
Main Street
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
State Street
South Second Street
Scott Franklin
South Main Street
FE. Smith
Gail
Marion Street
Buescher Band Instrument Factory
Truth
H. .S. Care Yruth
Bucklen
Third Street
Maat of Samret & Co
N. St
St. T
W. Jackson
Dodge ‘Hall
Henry Co. Dodge
Johnson Street
Chas. _ Dotson
Bell
Henry C. Dodge
J. F.werner
High Street
Losist
Norman R. Coulter
San Francisco
J. BR
Ikreider
Edwards
Burg
Avenue
Middlebury
Hazelton
Amr
Sattieg
Disit
Shelleesge
Stark
Monger
Syste
New England States
Merchants Hotel
Simpson “Abstract Office
Moore
Turnocks
Ann
Den
Marion
Street
Elihart
Werner ‘Building
Home
Elliston’addition
D. I. Smith
Attenton
Malcolm Pounder
E. J. Hagenbaugh
M. D
Lexington ‘Avenue
G. E. Harter
Monger. Bldg
Franklin and
Second Streets
B. F. Kuen
Frank Laidlaw
Clark Street
Isabel Garvin
Lexington Av
E. Hill Turnock
Brig
Honte
Barwick
South Main‘ St
DR. Dowell
Mrs
Bertha Fitch
N. 2Nd St
Ilins
Marvel
York
BO Wien
Aes
William. Gabel
State . Street
Bell Phone
J. F. Werner
A. E. Schuler
S. Main Street
James A. Work
Division St
D. Godrich
P. Turner
J. L. Hively
Williard St
Willard and
S. Main
Wabash Avenue
F. S. Carlton
J. W. Fieldhouse
Kikhart
W. O. Jessup
H. B. Ellwood
Jessup & Ellwood
S. Main St
R. L. Lockwood
Main and
Harrison Streets
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