Madison and Fond du Lac split two games in extras
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on May 30 Madison and Fond du Lac played two long games. The morning contest stretched twelve innings and ended in a draw while the afternoon game reached seventeen innings before a decision.
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Madison
R. H. E. Madison
Clan Batteries
Comiskey
Balllett
Leahy
Koons
Goodrich
Wausau
Freeport
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Green Bay
Hau Claire
Fond du Jiune
Freeport Generous Boosts Wausau in Baseball Standings
Wausau lost 8-6 to Freeport, while Freeport dropped a 1-0 score to Oshkosh. Eau Claire and Madison trailed, with Freeport climbing and the Canners slipping to fourth. Ives sustained an injury after being struck by a pitch, with Amsler shifting to right field and Treland moving to center.
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Eau Claire
Madison
Gasper
Scott
Warhop
Canners
Nagle
Lang
Jacks
Ives
Amsler
Wausau
Treland
Interior academy edged by Cedarville on Decoration Day
Cedarville defeats Dakota 6 to 5 in a tight baseball contest marked by strong pitching Clark thirteen strikeouts and Baltzer ten. Hartman stole bases, Markley made a crucial line drive catch, and Cedarville broke through with timely hitting as the ninth inning loomed. Dakota to face Polo High on Wednesday, June 6.
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Interior Academy
Dakota
Cedarville
Fettle
Clark
Baltzer
Hartman
Markley
Polo High School
Henen
Templeton and Yeager
Defeat High School Players at Taylors Park
In a nine inning game at Taylors Park yesterday afternoon the High School first team faced the White Sox Independent team. The Sox won 9 to 0 after an early lead, aided by strong pitching from Arthur Grant and a late collapse by the High School defense in the ninth. John Grant pitched well for the High School early on but could not hold.
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Taylor’s Park
White Sox
Sox
John Grant
Arthur Grant
Cub Eleven Beats Foreston Team In Close City Clash
The Cub baseball team from the city defeated Foreston by 6 to 0 in a very interesting game that pleased a large crowd of spectators who attended yesterday.
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Cub
Foreston
Erection of new grand stand at Taylor's park underway
Workers rush to finish a wood grand stand at Taylor's park to seat over 200 more than the old main stand. A concrete foundation is laid with a wire screen over the front opening and cement entrances and walks planned. The Daily Journal delivery remains 10 cents a week.
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Ball Diamond
Taylor's Park
Theyiuch
Club Women Helped Fugitive Child Birth Tragedy
Community women aided a fugitive in crossing state lines with a woman from a hospital. A warrant for infanticide was issued, but no physician was allowed. The patient worsened, a doctor finally arrived, and twins were found in a trunk after two days. One twin survived, the other died. The mother and living child were hospitalized.
William Rockefeller and the 66th Birthday Chronicle
In Rockford Illinois on May 29 Miss Kate F O Connor and Miss Marion Garmory helped Miss Ruby Clark escape from hospital danger after a suspected infanticide case. They drove her to Wisconsin by automobile amid secrecy and share no remorse. William Rockefeller, born May 31 1841 in Tioga County New York, rose with John D Rockefeller to lead Standard Oil in its early expansion and became key executive in the Trust with vast wealth and global reach.
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Kate F. O'Connor
Illinois Club
Marion Garmory
Ruby Clark
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Miss Garmoary
Mrs. Clark
Miss O’connor
A. E. Burgren
Rockford Police
Clark
William Rockefeller
Tioga County
New York
Onega Academy
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Works
William
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Commo.ly
Trust
County Physician Public Notice for Stephenson County
The regular committee on the Poor and Poor Farm of Stephenson County Illinois will meet at the Freeport Court House on Saturday June 8 1907 at 10 o clock. Bids are invited from physicians for county medical services drugs nursing and related care for paupers and contagious diseases including jail and non Freeport areas within half a mile of Freeport. Separate bids invited for lump sum county service and per case for smallpox and other contagious diseases. Bids to be opened at the committee meeting with contracts awarded to the lowest and best bidder.
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Board of Supervisors
Stephenson County
Illinois
Court House
Freeport
Hurd
State of
Towit
County Court
J. W. Nelson
Graduation Exercises and Related Services Schedule
June 22 marks graduating exercises at the county high school. June 2 features a baccalaureate sermon at First M.E.K. church for high school graduates. June 20 includes PLC. U. convention of the Northern Dinols conference at the U.B. church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Assembly Room
PLC
U. Convention of Northern Dinols Conference
U. B. Church
Lyman Howe Moving Pictures at Grand Opera House
G W Cloyd of Plunk Mo recounts a four year ago accident with a jimson bar and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve from Joseph Emmert’s druggist for curing a dangerous thumb wound. The tale appears as a medicinal anecdote accompanying the program details.
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Grand Opera House
Lyman H. Howe
Moving Pictures
G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Summers Displays Hats At Summers Store
Be sure to view mid-summer hats at Summers store located at 108 Stephenson Street on Wednesday May 29. A special display features Leghorns and White Hats for graduates at moderate prices with new phone line at 757. Also note fine laundry service at 8350 Homer Street.
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Stephenson St
Homer St
Proposals for Coal by Stephenson County Board
Proposals will be received by the purchasing agent of the board of supervisors of Stephenson County until 12 o'clock noon on Friday May 31 for 140 tons of anthracite coal to be delivered at the courthouse and jail in Freeport. The purchasing agent reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. John Bamberger purchasing agent.
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Board of Supervisors of Stephenson Co
Court House
City of
Freeport
John Bamberger
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