Galena Overwhelms Platteville In Lopsided Hallmark Baseball Game
Galena defeated Platteville 17 to 0 as Evans struggled and Galena's lineup exploded in the seventh with every Galena player scoring. Kippenham, Evans, and Cahill handled pitching while McKee, Friend, and O Day starred with multiple hits and stolen bases. Heavy grounds slowed play after rain, and the visitors outearned in every phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Platteville City
Evans
Innine
Platteville
Friend
O’day
Coover
Center Garden
Throughton
O'Day
Barnett
McKee
McIntosh
Kippenham
Cahill
Twoughton
Piquette
O’ Day
Coovers
Kippenhaim
Me Veagh
Troughton
Me Intosh
Herberger
Evan
MeeKee
Kee
Megintosh
LE Piquette
Woo Laughton
Kite
Sunday Sermons and Membership at Tae Cairches
Morning service focused on sowing and reaping with emphasis on habit and moral growth. Rev J A Matlack highlighted harvest certainty and life parallels with nature, while evening spoke of returning opportunities. Francis Arnold Emma Childs joined full membership and Charles N Arnold was baptized. Pastor baptized two infants at home, a daughter of John H Sherrill and Josie M Sherrill, during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Matlack
Francis Arnold
Emma Childs
Charles N. Arnold
John H
Josie M. Sherrill
William T
Effie M. Curley
River floods key towns as Mississippi falls at Keokuk
Mississippi river at Keokuk drops from 18 feet while Des Moines river recedes after feat flood levels. Alexandria Missouri floods blanketed by levee breaches. The ten mile wide river spans from Warsaw Illinois to Missouri bluffs. Crops inundated. farmer Smallwood drowned near Alexandria and seven others missing.
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Mississippi
Keokuk
Des Moines
Alexandria
Warsaw
Iil
Bluffs
Missouri
Smallwood
Baseball Notes and Team Moves
George Bubser accepts Beloit management in the Wisconsin league and will take charge today. He aims to strengthen Beloit to a winner while the Beloit club had been sliding. The Peoria Journal urges double headers to speed the Peoria contest. Wisconsin State League President Powers raided Clinton Independents for players, signing Dooley and Gwynn for Green Bay and Moriarity for La Crosse. C J Rothge joins the Washington American League team and debuted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bubser
Beloit
Bubser
Peoria Journal
Peoria
Powers
Wisconsin State League
Clinton
Dooley and
Gwynn
Green Bay
Moriarity
la Crosse
Mrs Cornelia J Williams Dies in Freeport
Mrs Cornelia J Williams wife of Freeport city weigh master Hugh Williams died at 11 30 p m after a sudden illness from heart disease She had been visiting at the Southwick home and died before Dr Voigt arrived The pioneer Jo Daviess county family later moved to Freeport She was active in veterans causes and an honorary member of the Ladies of the G A R Survived by husband son Ray and daughter Jennie funeral held Tuesday at 9 30 a m with G A R participation burial at Apple River
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Cornelia J Williams
Hugh Williams
Freeport
Southwick
Jennie Williams
Walton Nephews Dry Goods
Miss Williams
Voigt
Jo Daviess County
Melzer Robbins
Apple River
Mrs. Williams
California
J.C. Robins
Belmont
Wisconsin
Charles Robbins
Wesley Benner
Clear Lake
Carl Breneisen
Waterloo
Iowa
H.L. Moore
G.A.R
Great Wallace Show to Parade Lady Equestriennes in Galena
The Great Wallace Show brings I at least seven noted lady equestriennes to Galena on Friday June 30. Josie DeMott leads a corps of acrobatic riders noted for varied repertoires and dramatic feats. Other performers include Winnie Sweeney Blanche Reed Louise Stickney Olga Reid Cecelia Fortuna Marie Elser Minnie Dupont.
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Galena
Josie DeMott
Winnie Sweeney
Blanche Reed
Louise Stickney
Olga Reid
Cecelia Fortuna
Marie Elser
Minnie Dupont
Equestriennes
Pulford Estate Value Reported After Debts
Reliable authority estimates the Pulford estate of the late Bot Pulford of Savanna at 200000 to 300000 after debts. The deceased was worth more than assessed, with liabilities small relative to public opinion in Saginna. Large sums found hidden at the store in various spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot Pulford
Savanna
Saginna
Tragic Drowning Of 8-Year-Old Victor Grady In Beloit
Victor Grady eight year old son of Thoms Grady of fifth street Beloit drowned while bathing in Rock river Sunday afternoon near the electric railway bridge around 2 45 o clock. He could not swim and sank after stepping from a ledge into a deep hole before help arrived.
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Victor Grady
Thoms Grady
Fifth Street
Beloit
Rock River
Grady
Baseball Note on Henry Kippenham and Upcoming Games
Henry Kippenham has been released by local management and left the city this morning. He did not show form or hitting in recent play. Galena will meet Platteville tomorrow and Pecatonica on Saturday. Two games are scheduled in Clinton on the second Saturday in July.
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Henry Kippenham
Kippenham
Galena
Platteville
Pecatonica
Clinton
Foster's Forecasts Predict Wide Weather Disturbances Across Nation
June bulletin from Washington forecasts cross continental disturbance 13 to 17 with warm and cool waves through 24, predicting unusually cool overall weather but drought in the cotton belt and excess rainfall in parts of Canada and northern states. Severe storms taper after late June with hot spells on July 4 in the central valleys.
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Wasu Hineton
D. C
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Great Central Valley
Canada
United States
Cotton Belt
Ohio Valleys
Ontario
Great Central
Atlantic
Pacific
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New England
Quebbec
Meridian 90
Govall
Chicago
Foster
Sign of the Time Beer Draws the Year by Seasons
A bar man explains the yearly drink cycle with seasons. He notes winter drives whiskey and brandy, lemonade vanishes, beer remains steady year round, and warm weather shifts demand to lemonade with whiskey or brandy used less. He equates beer to the year and other drinks to its seasons.
Chicago Fourth of July Proclamation Bans Toy Pistols
Mayor Dunne of Chicago issues the standard Fourth proclamation banning sale of gifts or toy pistols and metal caps to children. Violations will lead to arrest and a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
Chicago
University president warns athletics ruin health of athletes
President E J James of Illinois warns college sports harm long term health citing heart disease and early deaths among football baseball and tennis players. He urges a shift to rational, broader participation and criticizes current training as excessive while noting similar English trends and a need to reform university athletic practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. James
University of Illinois
James
England
Recluse Miss Frances Ruppert Builds Remote Mountain Home
Sacramento Bee correspondence describes Frances Ruppert living alone on a mountain in Lake County. After a long illness from smoke during a forest fire, her voice returned at high altitude but vanished again when returning home. She now mans her ranch, chopping wood, driving stock, and living in a self built cabin with no roads to reach it.
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Lake County
Frances Ruppert
Iusa
Sacramento Bee
Study of Hawaii forests contrasts dry coastal and tropical mountain woodlands
The Department of Agriculture studied Hawaii forests noting two distinct types. Coastal groves are Algaroba mesquite introduced in 1837 by Father Bachelot, with about 50,000 acres rising from the original tree. Mountain forests show tropical species like lehua koa mamane and kukui, and lack north temperate species such as oaks and pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Hawaiian Islands
Father Bachelot
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Pulford Estate
Ellom
Woodman
Grant Birthday Association
P. H. Clark
Ees
Favor’s Place
Main and
Perry Streets
Wm. McCormack
St. Clara’s Academy
Sinsinawa Mound
M. Slattery
City
James Ryan
Nora Dwyer
Marie Vohs
John J. Thode
Bellevue
Spring
Beach Streets
Messrs. Street
Hawaii
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