The Carrier Pigeon Clue in a Murder Case
A veteran detective recalls solving a Yardley farmhouse murder by tracing a carrier pigeon. He used a note on a pigeon to summon the victim’s son from fifty miles away, identifying the dead man beyond doubt. The tale ends with the son arriving just as the bird’s swift message reaches Gerretsville.
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Loriginal
Billy
Secret Service
Yardley
Farmer Bowers
Bowers Farm
Gerretsville
Pineules for the Kidneys Offer 30 Day Trial at $1.00
Pineules claim direct kidney relief from the first dose aiding backache weak back and rheumatic pains. They purify the blood and invigorate the system. Sold by H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Freeport Plans Large July Independence Celebration
Freeport authorities announce a major public celebration slated for July with concerts, fireworks, and community parades. Officials urge residents to mark calendars as organizers seek broad participation and local sponsorships.
Daily Journal Delivery Price Noted
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at 10 cents per week.
Johnson Opposes Umpire O Loughlin on Balk Rule Change
President Ban Johnson of the American League rejects umpire Silk O Loughlin’s stance on balks in a Detroit dispute. A ruling would require the pitcher to step off the rubber before throwing to the plate, affecting squeeze plays and base stealing.
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Ban Johnson
Silk” O'Loughlin
Detroit
Dougherty
Chicago
Davis
Siever
Payne
Johnson
O'Loughlin
Clark Griffith
Cast-offs lift Browns with bold pasturage swap
The Browns rely on players acquired from other teams to fuel a surge, proving that shifting pasture can fatten calves. Notable moves include Keeler, Stone, Steinfeldt, Overall, Davis, and Ferris, with many exiles excelling for Boston, St. Louis, and Philadelphia as the season unfolds.
Major League Notes on Players and Prospects
Moren’s knuckleball dominates games with few hits off it. New York’s Neal Ball and George Moriarity are strong utility players, while Mary can cover any position and Ball shines infield. Ganzel becomes a Cincinnati hero through solid fielding and batting. McGuire courts Pruiert after a Phnom accident pause and Dooin’s speedy backstop needs a reliable support. Boston may test Vermont pitchers Gardner and Collins. Cobb’s strikeout woes spark debate on his competitiveness. Pirates’ Wasner praised for batting and fielding, Wilson noted for steel wing and base-running from third on batted flies.
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Moren
Neal Ball
George
John
Cincinnati
McGuire
Pruiert
Washington
Quakers
Charley Dooin
Jacklitsch
Philadelphia
Dooin
Boston
Gardner
Collins
University of Vermont
Burlington
Cobb
Brown
Philadelphia North American
Pirates
Wilson
Wasner
Kidney Trouble Pills Claim Quick Back Relief
Advertises pills for kidney and bladder ailments claiming backache relief. Promises a 30 day trial for $1.00 with guarantee or money back. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Patrons Urged to Notify Office About Subscription Changes
The notice asks readers to inform the office if they miss issues or fail to receive their paper regularly. It emphasizes timely updates to ensure continued delivery and service accuracy, urging prompt communication to prevent lapses.
Indian Battery Saints Shine For St Paul Team
The St Paul baseball team touts an Indian battery with pitcher Louis LeRoy and catcher Jack Meyer, both full blooded Indians and standout players. Le Roy, a Carlisle graduate, previously played for Montreal in the Eastern league and New York Americans, now resides on a Wisconsin reservation.
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St. Paul
Louis LeRoy
Jack Meyer
Saints
le Roy
Carlisle
Montreal
New York Americans
Wisconsin
College star Gardner joins Red Sox as utility infielder
W. L. Gardner, the phenomenal shortstop from the University of Vermont, has been signed by the Boston Red Sox. He will join the team immediately to replace Laporte, sidelined by a fractured finger, and will be used as a utility infielder.
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Red Sox
W. L. Gardner
University of Vermont
Boston Red Sox
Laporte
His Remark Sparks Tension In Workplace Exchange
A dialogue reveals rising friction as Brown refuses future work for Hopkins. Hopkins allegedly made a hostile remark about Brown’s employability, prompting Brown to assert he will not work for him after this week. The exchange hints at a personal conflict affecting professional ties.
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Hopkins
Brown
Piles Remedy Promoted as Guaranteed Cure
An advertisement claims operation for piles will not be necessary if using ManZan Pile Remedy. The ad guarantees relief and lists a price of 60 cents. It is signed by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guener.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guener
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B. F. Brubaker
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Krehl & Winter
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Hettinger
Freeport
the Daily Journal
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Clarke
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Harry Steinfeldt
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Hermann
Chance
Big Jeff
Steiny
Cub
Garry Hermann
Steinfeldt
Harry
Harry Davis
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Claude Ritchie
Dandy
Jim Collins
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Jesse Burkett
Keeler
New York
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Frank LaPorte
Yankees
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Pitcheer
Leroy - Wis
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N. Y
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Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
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