Warhop shuts out Green Bay Orphans in win
Warhop dominates Green Bay allowing two hits and fanning fifteen as Freeport wins 3 to 0 on Sunday. Cochems noted fair officiating while Francis pitched well for Green Bay and Ireland's aggressive base running created the decisive fifth inning score.
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Warhop
Green Bay
Wardonp
Francis
Ireland
Pap" Gwin
Pap
Gwin
O’hayre
Hastings
Innigs
Kernan
Ott
Steele
Theran
Hartman
Stremmel
Freeport
Ives
Schoonhoven
R. EL PO
Byrves
Irelanad
Barlow
Roo Warhop
Green Bible
Hasting
You Steele
Loo O'Hayre
Tou Walters
Oo Frances
Povey
Green Bays
Harned Tans
Schounhuevn
Ow Frances
Wilditch
Frances
Warnop
Wardon
Cochems
Freeport Canners Fall to Green Bay Orphans in Umpire Controversy
Green Bay beat Freeport 3 to 1 as umpire Cochems drew heavy criticism for numerous strike and ball calls. Freeport pitcher Evans showed form despite disputed calls while Parish's two-base hit sparked Green Bay's decisive rally.
Madison and Oshkosh Battle To 3 2 Victory
Madison edged Oshkosh 3 to 2 after Schaub hit a two run homer with bases loaded in the ninth. The game featured a late rally and a disputed strike call by Umpire Coehems drawing crowd laughter and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Oshkosh
Schaub
Fortune on Gypsies Reported. Band Held on Stolen Chicken Charge
A deputy sheriff captured a band of four gypsies near Springneid after a weeklong campout north of the city. The group including Petar and Martin Murray reportedly had about $20,000 in gold and currency stashed in clothing and sacks. They face a chicken theft charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springneid
Deputy Sheriffa
Petar
Martin Murray
Bound Over. Miller and Singer in Abduction Case
In Galena on June 24 two youths named Miller and Singer, arrested at Warren for abducting a young woman, were brought to Galena by Sheriff Meffley. A preliminary hearing at Warren found probable guilt and bound them over to the grand jury with bonds of $800 each. they could not post and remain jailed.
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Galena
Miller
Singer
Warren
Meffley
Backus
Prand
Bicycle sidewalk riding leads to fine in Lincoln Avenue case
Paul Wurtzel told Magistrate Bentley he rode a bicycle on sidewalks along Lincoln Avenue and paid 4.15 dollars to the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wurtzel
Bentley
Lincoln Avenue
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Freeport Ad
Local testimonial from August Herald of Freeport praises Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble including backache headaches and urinary issues. The letter cites personal recovery after using the product at Emmett's drug store with Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents. Price listed as 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Freeport
August Herald
Spring Street
Emmett
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Rembey
Doan
Rockford Boy Granted Bond in Drowning Case
Ray Tramblie of Rockford, jailed two weeks after the drownings of Adelphia Koorting and Minnie Haage during a boat ride at Liberty near Belvidere, was released on $1,000 bond with BR. K. Welsh as surety. He will return to Rockford to await grand jury action.
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Belvidere Diels
Liberty
Belvidere
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
Adelphia Koorting
Minnie Haage
BR. K. Welsh
Tramblie
Lesanes
Mia
Clark Heeler
Lutherans Name President Niebuhr At St. Johns
Visiting clergy led morning and evening services as the German Lutheran conference held no sessions today. The group plans to adjourn tomorrow with officers including President J G Niebuhr Lincoln and Vice President C F Bauman Leag to be elected Monday. Retiring President A G Craft of Chicago declined reelection after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Niebulit
Lincoln
C. Krattt
Chicago
St. John's Church
Tomorjrow
Bosen
J. G. Niebuhr
C. F. Bauman
Leag
AG. Crafit
Birthday of George Von L Meyer Highlighted
George Von L Meyer born Boston June 24 1858 is the present postmaster general. He is Harvard educated and started in politics in 1889 in Boston becoming speaker of the Massachusetts House. He served as ambassador to Italy and Russia before joining the Roosevelt cabinet.
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George von L. Meyer
United States
Boston
Harvard
Common Council
Massachusetts
Wolcott
Massachuetts Board of Managers
This Date in History Highlights Key 1314 to 1902 Events
Major historical milestones listed include Bruce’s Bannockburn victory in 1314 and Alcantara clash in 1580. 1834 marks Butler becoming U.S. Attorney General, 1850 birth of Viscount Kitchener, and 1859 balloon use at Solferino. 1891 unveiling in Brooklyn, 1894 Carnet assassination in Lyons, 1895 Salisbury premiership, 1898 Fram voyage, 1900 Southern Railway wreck near McDonough, and 1902 King Edward VII appendicitis operation.
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Bruce
Bannockburn
Alcantara
Benjamin F. Butler
New York
United States
Viscount Kitchener of
Khartum
Battle of
Solferino
Henry Ward
Beecher
Brooklyn
President Carnet
France
Lyons
Marquis of Salisbury
Artic
Fram
Christiania
Southern Railway
McDonough
King Edward VI
Harlachers Visit Then Plan Move to Taconite Minn
Mr and Mrs L R Harlacher residents visiting Freeport are staying with Mrs Harlachers parents at 2137 West Lawn street before moving to Taconite Minnesota where they will reside. An assessment shows Moline real estate value up nearly two million dollars in the past year due to land and building improvements. The Young People's Aid of the First English Lutheran Church invites all members and friends to a meeting Tuesday evening at the pastor's home corner of Fifth avenue and West street with a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison State Journal
L. R. Harlacher
Freeport
First English Lutheran Church
Fifth Avenue
West Street
Freeport Bible Class Exam Passes Nine Students
In Freeport on April 22 the nine members of Buffin's Bible class took the International Bible class examination. Papers were re-marked by international examiners and nine students passed, with eight earning favorable marks. certificated results will arrive soon for those entitled to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffin
International Board of Examiners
Freeport
Fred SO
Bert R. Crockett
St. Narl Ennenga
Ward L. Mayer
Carl G. Schoeffel
Robert Ulrich
Ralph Unangst
Alfred J. Wagner
Judge Denies Dissolution Of Water Restriction In Kerz Suit
Judge rules in Kerz vs Galena Water case refusing to dissolve injunction blocking water shutoff at Kerz residence. Court upholds company position that ordinance sets a minimum manual meter rate of five dollars.
Facts in brief from a late nineteenth century miscellany
Goethe was eighty two when he completed Faust. Norwegians run whaling stations in Iceland Scotland South America Japan and other places. Australia is famed for sheep but India has more nutmeals. About 160000 animal species are known 14300 are vertebrates. In Greece olive oil is about 20 cents a quart wholesale. The Oxford Bible is printed on thin secret paper. A Canterbury museum item mentions a price of 1250 dollars. Professor Wilder says cats should be licensed. unworthy cats should not live. Sir White Besant estimated fifty English novelists earned over 5000 a year ten years ago. A London court hears Mrs. Harding testifying against her brutal son. A Canton college of foreign languages opens for emigrants. Machias Mills logs 61000 good laths and 6000 per ones in nine hours. Norwich rural council notes a boatman wills Fred to another boatman for a half crown. Chicago cashier John F. O'Brien faints after handling 2 million dollars. Japanese premier Prince Kung tries English praise but errs. Glass in modern houses resembles marble not shatterable. Groseclosas brothers farm large lands with motor machinery in Sully County. Buckingham Palace receives a thousand cigars from Baron Rothschild for Edward VII. Salem’s Merchants Bank features young officers under thirty. The Portland Seattle steel bridge at Vancouver will be 1.5 miles long with 20000 tons of steel. French mechanics endure long apprenticeships and military service. Short-change scams rise in New York ticket offices. Nashua NH ends dog fights and sport. Jeanie Kimball becomes deputy sheriff. Edwin T. Curtis, millionaire, serves as US subtreasurer Boston and seeks public service.
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Goethe
Faust
Iceland
Scotland
South America
Japan
Australia
India
Grteece
Oxford
Oxford University
Burt G. Wilder
Cornells
Sir Whiter Besant
England
Harding
London
Foreign Languages
Canton
China
Smith's Mills
Machias
Norwich
Eagland
Watts
Fred
John F. O'Brien
Chicago
Prince Kung
General Grant
Groseclosas Brothers
Sully County
S. D
Buckingham Palace
Baron Rothschild
King Edward
Rothschild
Merchants’ Bank
Salem
Mass
Henry M. Batchelder
France
Lfe
New York
Sim
Walters
Nashua
N. H
Jeanie Kimball
Edwin T. Curtis
United States
Boston
Mfe
Merce
Steam’s Great Civilizer Faces Loss If Steam Vanishes
The Rudder editor laments the primacy of steam navigation and asks what the world would give up rather than steam Shakespeare India literature art religion and all that steam has made possible. The piece argues steam is the world’s oldest and strongest civilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Drumader
India
The
Rudder
Lena News Highlights Social Images in Suburban Lena
Mrs A McComb arrives from Chicago for grandmother Mrs Tippels death. Sarah Tyler returns from Winslow after a Lena visit. Lucile Baldwin comes home for summer vacation. Wm Lehman and wife visit Charles Recd. Goodrich family from Pearl City visit Lena. M L Weary from Lanark visits Saraline Eamon. Rev Lyons speaks on the Philippines at the Methodist church and a collection is taken. Epworth ice cream social planned on parsonage lawn tomorrow evening. Martha Naramore returns from Boston. Mary Bellinger travels to Freeport for weeks. Co H Dner travels to Freeport over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
A. McComb
Chicago
Tippels
Sarah Tyler
Winslow
Lucile Baldwin
Wm. Lehman
Freeport
Charles Recd
Epworth League
Parsanase Lawn
Martha Naramore
Boston
Mary Bellinger
Co. H. Dner
Freeport Real Estate Auction in Stephenson County
Public notice details a 1907 chancery sale by special master in chancery William Cronkrith. It lists the property at 60 feet frontage on Galena Street and 120 feet on Walnut Street in Freeport, including five lots in block thirty of the original town. A deposit is required day of sale.
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Mantet
Sales R. P. Robest
Soltetor
Tay
Stephenson County
Hingis
Joseph N. Galloway
E. Grose
Clarice M. Meise
William Meise
Clarice
Meton
William Reiger
William Seeley
Will Seeley
William N. Cronkrite
Freeport
City of
Allenois
Saale
Witneis
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Fond du Lac
Wausau
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac-La Crosse
Oshkosh-Madison
L Pet la Crosse
Freeport Ae Eae A
Hau Claire Earea
Wausau Ote
Oshkoshee
Green Bay ‘ Bee
Wanaau Oto
Bat Claire
Battenley Hood and
Stang
Zook Campbell
Gheen Bay
Cochetm
Orphans
Freeport Baseball Aegociation
Moll
Evans
Parish
Tunners
Bryan
Buddy
Uncapher
Canners
Fisk
Cochemis
LaBelle
O'Haryre
Aon Walters
R.A
TO. AE. Ives
Eee Iad
Hmiske
Patch Gwin
Canps
Tyes
O'Hayre
George
Stark
Tves
Fiske
la Crosse
Kenetchy
Hastings and
Kilian
Crangle, Ames and Karnell
Theobald and Leahy
Lewis
Converse
Klebs
Juhe
Hall Claire
Lynch
Nagle
Campbell Smith
Amd
Coehems
Oshkosh Baseball Club
Gerdage
Wisconsin
Bnetween
Indians
Rockford Boy
Geoge von L. Meyer
Nena
Iam
N. Cronkrith
Chancery
R. PL Robert
Eckert
Stephenson Street
Monument Freeport
Tllinois
Coal Pile Savings Bank
Peck-Williamson
Froaport Gas, Light & Goko Ga
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