Wausau Team News and Game Notes From Saturday
In a lengthy recap, the Wausau score details a tense opener highlighting Popenfuss three hits and Scotty’s two runs. Holmes drives in Peck Meade, Schreiner mishaps spark a rally, and Kruse, Meade, and Jarrup contribute early. Freeport narrows late as Gasper and Rosey O’Brien apply the clinch, with Hassman ill and replacements used.
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Popenfuss
Sullivan
Holmes
Peck Meade
Scotty
Schreiner
Meate
Kruse
Freeport
Rame
Meade
Jarrup
Gasper
Hassman
Hass- Man
Garlic
Easton
Clickety
Torrow
Duckey
House
Carson
Tommy Sullivan
Church
Callahan
Karnell
Pop
John JL. Romers
Wausau
Koniers
Kudor
Mendes Myosseceryeene
Matthews
Ma Bee
Uy Holmes
Housellaldar
Bullivany Besser Red Luke
Pebetne Fi Oorson
Ofaviesarercees
Kaurnedl
Cerereey
I Waubau
P.O
Seyeee
Os Achralner
I Kroy
Coe Popentuss
Matt
Rheis
O'Brien
Jaspar
Dovitcersavevens
I Freeport
Oogonon
Winsau
Scott
Bcott
Gasper, 1B Bases On Balls—Of Scot
Schreing
Kroy
Pire
Hasymin
Green Bay Be Knocks Off Oshkosh in Local Baseball Pair
In La Crosse Wisconsin Beloit shut out 4 to 0 while Green Bay beat Oshkosh 11 to 4 behind strong first three innings. Later Green Bay lost to Oshkosh 6 to 1 as pitchers Schulkowski Tenant Beebe Mores Conners and Jones Buckwater figure. Knights of Columbus members from Green Bay attended Rockford picnic and played baseball with Rockford council team.
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Betort
Wis
la Crosse
Beloit
R. TE
Palner
Odes
Biodie
Molir
Buckwater
Gureun Bay
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Schulkowski
Diamond
Soule
Moore
Lacros
Kudresse
Belott
Botteries-Jones
Dodge
ALK
Beebe
Stremmel
Conners
Green Bay Today
Rockford Defeats in Sudden End After Injury
A Rockford man broke his leg while sliding to home in the fourth inning, ending the game. The final score favored Rockford slightly as the White Sox were defeated. Earlier, Freeport White Sox lost at Cedarville 14 to 13 with errors in the ninth.
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Rockford
White Sox
Freeport White Sox
Cedarville
Freeport
Resolutions of Respect for Dr George P Kingsley
The Stephenson County Dental Society mourns the death of Dr George P Kingsley who for fifty years served the community as a faithful dentist and trusted friend. The society notes an irreparable loss and pledges sympathy to his widow and family while recording these resolutions. Signed by E H Pratt F Prong and R B Munn as committee.
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George P. Kingsley
Kingsley
Stephenson County Dental Society
E. H. Pratt
R. B. Munn
Freeport lodge Mourns Loss of Charter Member Wm Meyer
Freeport lodge No. 227 of the B R C A offers resolutions mourning the death of charter member Wm Meyer. The group notes his fidelity to friendship and duty and readiness to help. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to his family and local newspapers for record.
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Wm. Meyer
Freeport Lodge No
Paners
Carmen
A. Plowman
Chas. Sexrauer
J.J. McGonwen
May Weddings And The Unluckiness Of May
The article recalls beliefs that May weddings bring bad luck per ancient Rome and medieval lore. Ovid notes a short life for May brides due to Lemuria mourning. Plutarch links May to old nuptial goddesses and prefers June. A Mary Queen of Scots era inscription on Holyrood’s gate tied May to ill fortune.
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Ovid
Plutarch
Yous
Ogid
Holyrood
Mary
Bothwell
May
Crony origins traced from university jargon over time
The term crony, long tied to friendship, likely began as university jargon from Greek roots linked to time. Early references include a literary anecdote with scholars described as “content to destroy its body with night labors” and lingering use in academic slang.
Sheridan and the Knave of a Foolish Roaring House
During a speech Sheridan reacted to interruptions by a member shouting few bear. He mocked a political contemporary calling him a rogue who acts a fool and asked where to find a more foolish knave and knavish fool. The scene ended with the member shouting tear hear as Sheridan sat down laughing.
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Sheridan
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
House of Commons
Cure for Consumption Promised by New Discovery
A daily tragedy of death from Consumption or Pneumonia can be avoided by proper treatment. Oaklandon resident F G Huntley reports his wife, once given up by doctors, recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. One dose relieves and trial bottles are free, with guarantees at 50c and 1.06 by Joseph Emmert, druggist.
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F. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Joseph Emmert
Freeport Chautauqua Ends Amid Strong Support for Next Year
The Freeport chautauqua closed its 1905 season with a large crowd and strong sentiment for another program in 1906. Manager Holbrook announced pledges totaling about 800 tickets, leaving 400 more needed to secure next year, while speakers Dr. W. W. Krape Rev. W. Gardner Thrall and Henry Clark delivered praised lectures and sermons. The program featured notable lectures on Blighted Childhood and In His Steps, a vivid sermon, and a musical and magic finale, with applause and high regard for the talent presented.
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Freeport Chautauqua
Harry M. Holbrook
Freeport
Holbrook
Henry Clark
W. W. Krape
Cay
Globe Park
L. B. Wickersham
Rev. W. Gardner Thrall
George J. Dehn
D. C. Stover
L. H. Burrell
Krape
Watterson
McIntyre
Middle West
Charles M. Sheldon
Saturday Program Showcases Lou Wickersham Day Dreams
Lou Wickersham a clergy man turned platform lecturer drew a fair audience with his Day Dreams talk at the Chautauqua. Henry Clark served as platform manager introducing the afternoon speaker while the Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quartet presented a half hour musical opening before illness cut one member from the group.
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United States
Leccum
Chautauqua
Henry Clark
Freeport
Lyceum
Morphet & Stephenson Company
Morphet
Lou Wickersham
Wickersham
Middle
Western States
Chicago Lyceum Ladies
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for malaria
Claims electric bitters relieve ague and malaria better than quinine and cure the disease. Testimonial from E. S. Munday of Henrietta Texas about a brother recovering from malaria and jaundice after taking the tonic. Sold at Joseph Emmert's drug store for 50 cents with guarantee. Also notes Schmidt Wachlin pants sale with large window display.
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Munday
Henrietta
Tex
Joseph Emmert
Schmidt & Wachlin
Unusual Quick Sale Offer on Ziegler Property Carroll Street
A great opportunity for a fast sale of the Ziegler property on Carroll street with frontage on Carroll and State streets. The lot measures 112448 feet along Carroll and 210 feet deep, features a modern house with hardwood finishes and floors, steam heat, private windmill water supply, cement walks, and is described as in excellent condition East front. Price touted as well below cost value, seller seeking immediate business.
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Ziegler
Carroll Street
State Street
East Front
Jway
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Tol
Journal
Globe
Shearts
Gregory
Moston
Mount
Vesuvius
Isaac Newton
Kentucky
Hank
Henry Clay
Garfield
Rockford & Neoceritrtian Railway Co
Harlem Park
Vacun
WM. Neese
Agt
Lidawly
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Galena Sb
Masons
Abe
Phi ‘Men & Boys
Galena St
E. & W Clothing House
Geo
Ennenga
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