Freeport Canners Crushed as Bumperitus Strikes
The Freeport Canners suffer a demoralizing defeat in green Bay with 10 to 0 and 2 to 0 scores as pitcher Darrah succumbs to the bumperitus disease. Warhop and Evans allow heavy hits while Stark injures and Steele subs. Results note Green Bay 10 Freeport 0 and Oshkosh 2 Madison 3 among Wednesday games.
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Boyle
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See
Alee Corrigan
Ott
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Hartman
Kernan
Walters
Parish
Schoonhoven
Iske
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Evans
Ee Barlow
Sete
Stark
Delvin
Steele
Darrah
Warhop
Freeport
Widhters
Orr Parrish
Corout
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Plmne
Vmpire
Ate Werson
La Crosse sweeps Fond du Lac in twin bill stormy finish
In Fond du Lac Aug 21 La Crosse wins both ends of a doubleheader 2 1 in 13 innings and 9 1. Battery details list Jones Killian Koons Ames Cross. Oshkosh hosts Madison in doubleheader with a 3 2 win and a shutout loss. Wausau takes both games from Eau Claire with Lang on the mound.
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Cross
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White Sox
Freeport Base Team Makes Roster Changes and Injuries Reported
Two Baw Claire players sustained injuries in a doubleheader with Watson the catcher hurt and out for weeks while Stang took his place and also hurt. Papenfuss played in the second game as a local substitute. Shaunnessy the new outfielder arrived from Freeport to bolster the squad and George Ives plans to join around Sunday for Oshkosh or Fond du Lac play. Disch had not reported yet, Schoonhoven asks for both players to be sent promptly.
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Watson
Stang
Papenfuss
Shaunnessy
Freeport
Green Bay
Tvell
George Ives
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Schoonhoven
Union Giants to Play Freeport Juniors at Taylor’s Park
The Union Giants, a fast aggregation of colored players, visit Taylor’s Park Friday afternoon to face the Freeport semi professionals. Hyde at third and Tony at short remain with the Giants, while Freeport fields Householder Allen Mertz Kennedy Palmer Ham Hunter Anderson Zimmer man Karnell with George Ives umpiring. The game begins at 3 30 with free grandstand admission.
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Taylor’s Park
Freeport
Hyde
Tony
Householder
Joe Allen
Mertz
Kennedy
George Palmer
Markham
Hunter
Anderson
Zimmerman
Karnell
George Ives
State highway institute speeches to be given by office staff
A. N. Johnson of the Illinois state highway commission plans 1183 farmers institute talks this year with speeches on good roads. Five office members will address gatherings, including Johnson, as dates and engagements are finalized for events across the state.
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Illinois State Highway Commissioners
Farmers’ Institute
A. N. Johnson
State Highway Commission
Johnson
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed In Otsego Ad
Otsego Journal editor William M Dietz hails Dr King’s New Discovery as the most popular remedy in Otsego County and a family staple for coughs colds and lung throat issues. Druggist Joseph Hummer guarantees satisfaction with 40 cent and one dollar sizes and offers a free trial bottle.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
Joseph Hmmert
Photographic Supplies Advertised by C P Guenther Co
Photographic supplies including films plates and paper offered by C P Guenther & Co a dyestuffs firm based in Freeport Illinois. Ad mentions a general stock of photographic materials and related products.
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C. P. Guenther &Co
Freeport
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Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs to Meet in Bloomington
Miss Gertrude Converse and Mrs J W Van Lesbian will represent Freeport at the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs thirteenth annual session in Bloomington October 15 to 18. Delegates, alternates and guests total about a thousand as Bloomington hosts for the first time with an elaborate program and several lectures and concerts scheduled through Friday.
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Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs
Bloomington
Gertrude Converse
J. W. van Dyke
Freeport
William Ascher
G. W. Shippy
Tinois Central Railroad
Second Presbyterian Church
Illinois Federation
George D. Watkins
Chicago
Francis J. Everett
Highland Park
Frank L. Bills
Urbana
Katherine S. Westfall
Richard A. Young. Casey
W. S. Heath
Danville
Sam Welty
Aynsky
Tannhauser Wagner
James Reeder
Frederick W. Hawley
Adlai E. Stevenson
Woman's Club of
Homer H. Green
Bloomington Business Men’s Association
George Watkins
Ilinois
Sarah DeMotte
Boston
Kenosha
Wis
Victoria Gavotte
Smart
Marchin G
Oliver Ross Skinner
Normal
Industrial Committee
George W. Alger
Civics
Country Club
Court House
Ihnois Federation of Woman's Clubs
DeMolay Commandery Band
Fred T. Ashton
Mary Northrup Judy
George Marton
Robert Avery Noble
Erle Sparks
University of Chicago
Frank Capen
Withers Publicbrary
This Date in History Highlights From 1138 to 1903
Key events include the Battle of the Standard in 1138, Charles I setting his standard at Nottingham in 1642, the Savannah launching in 1818, Venice surrender to Austria in 1849, a 1891 Park Place building collapse in New York, and 1903 Humbert family swindling conviction in Paris. Other entries note cholera in Columbus in 1878 and various maritime or political events.
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Venice
Cowes
England
Columbus
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Acapulco
San Jose
Park Place
New York
South Africa
Akron
Humbert
Paris
Electric Bitters Promised To Extend Lifespan
Eminent medical scientists claim life limits lie below potential due to neglect during ages 50 to 60. The text touts Electric Bitters as the body’s best helper after 50, calling it a scientific tonic guaranteed by Joseph Emmert and priced 50 cents. The Daily Journal offers home delivery at 10 cents per week.
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Joseph Emmert
Children Kermess Seeks Young Performers for New York Event
Mrs Weller of New York directs the Children s Kermess with elaborate costuming. Each child pays 75 cents for a new costume. Boys and girls aged three to eighteen are invited to participate with a board of patronesses listed, including Mrs J A Clark and others.
Chicago News Pioneer Stone Built Papers and Bank
The subject began as a newspaper reporter in Chicago, held roles on several dailies until 1876, co founded the Chicago Daily News, faced financial struggles before success, sold in 1888 due to ill health, traveled Europe, then returned to found and head a national bank until 1898 and served as general manager of the Associated Press after William Henry Smith.
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Melville B. ‘Stone
Associated Press
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Chicago Daily News
William Henry Smith
Complete assortment of skirts in every material
The line includes Panamas Serges Velours and fancy mixtures priced from 5 to 25 dollars. This is described as the most complete skirt assortment ever shown in the city and customers are urged to inspect the collection.
Final Cut on Linen Suits and Jackets in Winter Sale
The store offers a cleanup of Black Broadcloth and Covert Jackets to clear space for winter goods. Prices are presented as a money saving opportunity for jackets in a nearly complete size line for children and women. A final cut is announced in Linen Suits Shirt Waists Dressing Sacques Kimonas and Muslinwear.
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Hollister & Barrett
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