Canners Orphans Triumph in Close Wisconsin Game
Green Bay Orphans edged Freeport 3 to 2 as Warhop allowed a coat of whitewash on Green Bay yesterday. In Saturday and Sunday action Green Bay split with Freeport while Fond du Lac and La Crosse battled for pennant spots. Freeport won 1 to 0 in extra innings Sunday, with Warhop pitching for Green Bay and Francis for Freeport.
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Freeport
Fond.du Lac
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Madison
Wausau
Eau Claire
Orphans
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Warhop
Francis
Jack
R. H. PO
A. E. Boyle
Kernan
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Hartman
Karnell
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Treland
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Fiske
Disch
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Balis
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Arhop
Boyle
O'Hayer
Ott
Ireland
Stark
He Apts Flannigan
Pet
la Crosse Callee Ager BS
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La Crosse Defeats Fond du Lac In One-sided Sunday Game
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on July 7 La Crosse used two bases on balls an error and two hits to score four runs in the first inning. Fond du Lac managed two runs in the bottom but trailed 4 to 2 heading into later play. Final line shows La Crosse 4 Fond du Lac 2 with Jones and Moore opposing Ames and Isaacs.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
la Crosse
R.H. E. la Crosse
Jones and Moore
Ames and Isaacs
Brady Delivers Timely Single To Lift Wausau
In Wausau Wisconsin on July 7 Brady delivered a timely single to win the game for Wausau. Kroy scored from second on a walk and steal setup. Both pitchers were effective as Wausau edged Eau Claire 6 to 0 with Nagle and Campbell behind the win and Smith and Stange behind Eau Claire.
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Wausau
Wis
Brady
R. H. E. Wausau
Eau Claire
Nagle and Campbell, Smith and Stange
Oshkosh Defeats Madison In Ex. Bizzy Baseball Protest
Oshkosh beat Madison 8 to 2 in Oshkosh. A protested decision in the sixth inning shifted the game to Oshkosh after umpire Murphy held the watch. Bubser finished as umpire. Batteries: Converse White Tei sle Leahy.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Madison
Murphy
Bubser
R. H. E. Oshkosh
Converse
White
Teisle
Leahy
Madison Shut Out as Oshkosh Wins opener in Wis
Oshkosh defeated Madison 9 to 0 in the July 6 contest. Dolan led Oshkosh with four runs and three two-baggers while Kreimer struggled for Madison. Sage was dominant for Oshkosh, while the Oshkosh pitching and fielding held Madison scoreless through the game.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wausau and Fond du Lac Baseball Scores July 6
In Wausau Eat Claire earned a single hit on a misplayed ball while Zook pitched close to a no hit game as Wausau edged Eau Claire four to one. In Fond du Lac Crangle hit a homer and drove in two as Fond du Lac defeated La Crosse five to two with Flynn Moore Dunbar and Spicer handling the batteries.
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Wausau
Eat Claire
Zook
R. H. EB. la Crease
Flynn
Moore
Dunbar and Spicer
Kennedy's Colts Fall In Close Pecatonica Tilt
A veteran lineup including Joe Allen Bill Householder and Amsler lost 6 to 5 at Pecatonica yesterday afternoon. Spectators blamed the umpire saying he knew more about corn than base ball and that fair treatment could have turned the result in favor of the picked up team.
Unclear baseball suspension plans hover over Ives return
Freeport fans debate George Ives fate after a Fourth of July incident with umpire Anderson. Ives missed games at Green Bay on Saturday and Sunday amid suspicions of a brief ban, though no official notice has arrived from President Moll.
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Freeport
George Ives
Anderson
Ives
Green Bay
Moll
Cozy
Dolan
Oil King's Immense Income on Birthday
The report notes John D Rockefeller's birthday with dispute over his exact birth year. It highlights his vast wealth as the richest person in the U S and his donations to colleges and charities while speculating on how his fortune could grow if he lives to 100. It recalls his income once being two dollars a day and now massive, with no fixed location of him.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Board of Review Sets Rules as Busy Season Opens
The Stephenson county board of review enters a ten week busy period as property owners contest valuations. Boeke Hawke and Lampert hear complaints at the Freeport courthouse with August 1 deadlines and detailed rules guiding filing and hearings.
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Stephenson County Board of Review
Messrs
Boeke, Hawke and Lampert
Commission
Court House
Board of Review
Freeport
Illinois
Illinois Lawyers to Meet in Knox County
Galesburg Illinois hosts the Illinois State Bar association for its thirty first annual meeting next Thursday and Friday with about 300 attorneys expected. Social events include a lake club reception and Friday banquet. Topics cover railroad legislation corporate capitalization public morals and pure food laws with speakers from Chicago New York Quincy Robinson and Galesburg.
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Galesburg
Ill
Knox County Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
Lake Clubhouse
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
John M. Zane
Harrison Musgrave
Edward Morse Shepard
New York
Municipal Court of
Harry Olson
Carl E. Epler
Quincy
Albert H. Jones
Robinson
Frank F. Reed
Regular G. A. R. Ladies Meeting Planned
A regular meeting of the ladies of the G. A. R. is set for Wednesday afternoon at the rooms in City Hall.
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The
Electric Bitters for Women Promises Health and Beauty
A sales blurb extols Electric Bitters as restoring strength to weak women, improving nerves, eyes, skin, and complexion. It claims the product offers sprightliness of step and health, and guarantees availability through Joseph Emmert, druggist, at 50 cents.
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Joseph Emmert
Vacation paper forwarding for summer subscribers
Notice for Journal subscribers leaving the city for the summer to have papers forwarded by leaving their new address at the office. Call phone 25 for forwarding. addresses can be updated as often as needed at no extra charge. The notice ends with a light remark about vacation reading.
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Journal
Old Freeport Ads Echo 1849 Business Directory
The Freeport Journal lists firms and officials from 1849, including Cyrus Sheets saddlery, Hyde mercantile, Julius Smith justice, Parage & Tuwer attorneys, John Clark deeds, Goodhue & Bright, Sweet & Brawley lawyers, D A Knowlton, Knight & Co merchants, Emmett & Bastress druggists, and Sons of Temperance No 56. Crane & Co Oriental Circus touted for July 31 with 249 horses and acts, amid notes on telegraph stock to Green Bay and lack of railroads.
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Freeport Journal
Grattan & McFadden
Cyrus A. Sheets
EH. H. Hyde
Samuel Sweeley
L. W. Guiteau
D. A. Knowlton
Broadway
Locust Streets
G. D. Knight and Co
Dr. Martin's Dwelling On Stephenson St
Emmett & Bastress
Sons of Temperance
Freeport
J. Mease, Jr
Stephenson County
I. G. Bebec
Telegraph
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Port
Washington
Milwaukee
Chicago Journal
W. H. Kemp
America
Camilla Gardner
Dan Gardner
William Nixon
Chicago
P. A. Knowlton
Coroner's Inquest Details Lineman's Death in Freeport
Testimony reveals the victim quit his Culvert job last Monday and had family in Chicago. Witnesses describe the Milwaukee freight collision in Freeport, a German letter hinting at a Chicago accident, and plans to contact the deceased's sister Elsie Schwerein. A burial and a posthumous photograph are planned.
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18Th Street
Ashland Avenue
Halsted Street
Freeport
William B. Carmody
Milwaukee
Jerry Sweeney
Stealy
George Passage
Ted Carrier
44Th Street
Wabash Avenue
Dietz
Lving
Elsie Schwerein
FHISIS MY 71ST BIRTHDAY Joseph Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain the eminent English statesman, born July 8 1836 in London, moved to Birmingham at 20, began politics in 1863, chaired the Birmingham school board in 1873, served as mayor three times, reformed municipal government, entered Parliament in 1876, and became president of the Local Government Board in 1886.
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Joseph Chamberlain
London
Birmingham
Mr. Chamberlain
Chamberlain's Career and Marriage Highlight Liberal Unionist Leader
The record notes Joseph Chamberlain's split with Gladstone over Ireland home rule leading to his rise as leader of the Liberal Unionists in the House of Commons. He earned major renown as secretary of state for the colonies from 1895 to 1903 and married in 1888 to the daughter of War Secretary W. C. Endicott of Cleveland's first cabinet.
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Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Lord Hartington
Chamberlain
Liberal Unionist Party
House of Commons
Colonies
Mr. Chamberlain
W. C. Endicott
Cleveland
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Service at 100 Weekly
The Daily Journal offers citywide newspaper delivery for 100 per week, providing full coverage across all neighborhoods. The offer applies to all subscribers seeking home delivery within the city limits.
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The
Daily Journal
This Date in History Highlights Through Time
A compact digest of notable events: 1675 Culpeper named Virginia governor for life. 1709 Charles XII defeats Peter the Great at Pultown. 1758 French win at Ticonderoga. 1822 Shelley drowns. 1855 Parry dies. 1856 US Senate rejects Kansas free state bill. 1906 hostilities erupt between El Salvador and Guatemala.
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Virginia
Charles XII
Peter the Great
Pultown
Ticonderoga
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Marshall
Joseph Chamberlain
W. E. Parry
U. S. Senate
Kansas
Salvador
Guatemala
Baptist Sunday School Picnic At Forest Park
The Baptist Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Forest Park. The 9:30 interurban car will carry attendees and free rides are provided for younger scholars. If weather turns stormy the picnic moves to Wednesday. all friends are invited.
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Baptist Sunday School
Forest Park
Memorable Day With New Life Pills Cited
A nostalgic notice promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills as painless purifiers curing headache and biliousness and keeping the bowels right. Sold for 26 cents at Jos Emmert s drug store.
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Dr. King
Jos. Emmert’s
Admiral Brownson Retires After Long Navy Service
Washington July 8 Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson aged veteran commander in charge of the bureau of navigation retires from active duty at the Navy Department. His career included notable actions such as a tense standoff with Brazilian Admiral de Mello during a Civil War era harbor confrontation. The incident featured Brownson threatening a broadside to prevent interference with an American merchant vessel.
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Journal
Washington
Willard H. Brownson
Bureau
Navy Department
Admiral Brownson
Admiral de Mallo
Riv. Janette
Hood
Detroit
Browneson
Brownson
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