Galena Beats Giants 4-2 In Weekday Baseball Brawl
Galena's ball tossers defeated the Chicago Union Giants 4 to 2 with Cahill and Jones starring. McKee slugged three bases, Roundy Barnett drew walks, and Parish pitched well against a hard hitting colored lineup. Giants’ Hyde and Hopkins produced key hits, but defensive miscues and timely Galena hits secured the win.
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Union Gian
Marriage Licenses Issued at Court House
Licensed to wed at the Court House were Robert F. Wilson and Iva M. Edwards of Galena and Gelena, plus Chorge Seubert of Minneapolis. Ada Bell and Gelena Freeport listed as couples.
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Iva May Edwards
Robert F.wilson
Bell
Death by own action denied in Sentinel letter
A. W. Jones responds to readers about his mother’s drowning deaths. He describes her routine at the park on a warm Wednesday, noting she could not sleep and left the door ajar. She reportedly washed her hands by the river, became dizzy, and fell in, with workers finding her hat on the bank and her body in the water.
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Warren Sentinel-Leader
A. W. Jones
Sentinel-Leader
Father
Freeport’s Fifteen Inning Win Over Beloit
Freeport beat Beloit 9 to 5 after a 15 inning game yesterday at Beloit. Star pitcher Scott sprained his ankle and will miss weeks. Schneiberg and Karnell also sidelined by illness and injury, with Luke expected to join soon.
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Beloit
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Malven
Schneiberg
Klock
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Luke
Attacked Constable by Woman in Freeport
Martha Duncan attacked Constable Drewer while he served papers. She hurled a brick, struck him with a stove poler, and a dog bit his leg. Duncan was arrested by Chief Sweeney and brought before Justice Geib. The case was continued to next Saturday at 9, with a $500 bond.
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Freeport Bulletin
Martha Duncan
Constable Drewer
Duncan
Sweeney
Changes in Illinois Central prompted promotions on July 1
Vice President Harahan announced that on July 1 the Illinois Central system will implement promotions in the line of advancement. Thomas J. Hudson becomes general traffic manager, a position to be abolished. Albert H Hanson becomes passenger traffic manager. Samuel G Hare becomes general passenger and ticket agent. Frank B Bowers becomes freight traffic manager.
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Iinois
Thomas J. Hudson
Albert H.hanson
Samuel G. Hare
Frank B. Bowers
Warren Journal Suspends Publication After Four Years
The Warren Journal, after a career of four years, has suspended publication. The Sentinel Leader notes the town cannot support more than one newspaper and urges citizens and business men to unite, support the remaining paper, and boost Warren.
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Warren Journal
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River News Boat Passage At Dubuque Report
River news notes boats passing the draw at Dubuque since last report. Up none and down Zalus Davis Kit Carson Chaperon. Water stage 13.9 and falling. Electric Mails Cars report mentions the French postal department deciding to replace its mail coaches with electric motor cars.
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Kit Carson
Chaperon
French Postal Department
Leila Oettiker and Loren Loy Wed in Platteville
Leila Oettiker daughter of Dr and Mrs Oettiker married Loren Loy a Platteville state normal school instructor in a Tuesday ceremony at 11 am. Maids included Lenice Oettiker Ada Grindell Anna Hutton Florence Oettiker with W H Williams as best man and Arthur Nehis as usher. The couple left for a short visit to Ohio after the wedding.
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Platteville, Wis
Leila Oettiker
Loren Loy
Oettiker
Loy
Platteville State Normal School
Lenice Oettiker
Ada Grindell
Anna Hutton
Waukesha
Florence Oettiker
W. H. Williams
Arthur Nehis
Mrs. Loy
Ohio
Bernard Vanderah Sr. Dies at 82 in Menominee
Bernard Vanderah Sr a respected Menominee pioneer died at home Wednesday noon after a long illness. He was about 82, survived by two sons Bernard Jr and August. Funeral from the family residence at 8:20 Friday to St Marys Catholic Church Rev Father Mertes, with interment in Menominee Cemetery.
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Menominee
Bernard Jr
St. Mary's
Catholic Church
Father Mertes
Menominee Cemetery
Pecatonica Maroons to Play at Galena Ballpark Next Sunday
Manager O'Day books the Pecatonica Maroons for a Sunday afternoon game at the Galena ballpark. The team has gained fame with thirteen straight wins and has faced three Rockford City League clubs. It should be a keen test as Galena aims to beat the visiting unbeaten squad.
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Accidental Rifle Death of Derbyshire Youth
A young John Taylor of Derinda was accidentally shot by a rifle at Magisback while amusing himself with sparrows. The bullet struck near the heart, and he died at 1 p m after the noon incident while at the home of John Albright.
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John Taylor
Derinda
John Albright
Magisback
Hendersons Condition Concerning Former Congressman Hendrson
The Times reports inaccurate circulation about former Speaker Henderson of Dubuque. He suffered a slight stroke in his right arm last Thursday, but is much improved now. No second stroke or critical condition, according to his physician and family, who hope he will be out soon.
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D. B. Henderson
Dubuque
Meeting With Success At Local Cigar Box Firm
The American Cigar Box Manufacturing Company led by contractor H J Toepel reports gratifying sales of cigar boxes for Standard and Leadine factories. The firm also makes the window trimmer sold by the 20th Century Fixture Company. Toepel says current quarters are too small for expanding business and expects the workforce to triple soon.
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American Cigar Box Manufacturing Company
H. J. Toepel
Century
Married in Dubuque at St Raphael Cathedral
Miss Anna White and Mr. John Handley were married at St Raphael Cathedral in Dubuque, with Father Murphy performing the ceremony. The bride wore white batiste and carried a bouquet. a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s aunt’s home. They will honeymoon in Chicago and reside at 30 West Fourth Street after July 15.
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Anna White
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St. Raphael’s Cathedral
Dubuque
Father Murphy
A. Kenny
South Blatt Street
Handley & Cain
Handley
Chicago
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North McGregor
K. Murray
Agnes McCarthy
Vernon
Mabel Golden
Galena
Money Woes On The Western Wages Of Paper Currency
A Westbound traveler rails against modern money dubbing it fake currency. He laments losing 36 dollars in loose bills over three months and recounts coins and banknotes slipping away at wind torn stations. A second speaker adds tales of misplaced silver and mistaken coins, detailing
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
German as She is Spoke at Tubingen Meeting
Sir William Ramsey Uker recounts his 1871 encounter with Prof. Ira Remsen at Tubingen University. He wandered to a rear laboratory where a dirtied laborer with overalls spoke rough German, asking for the recitation room. Remsen finally identified the correct room across the yard. The tale draws on a New York Times citation.
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Willam Ramsey Uker
Ira Remeen
Johns Hopkins University
Tubingen University
Germany
William
Honda
Sir William
Prof
Remsen
New York Times
Locusts and Cherries Boosted by Birds This Year
In Galena and area cherries are plentiful as birds prey on locusts rather than fruit. Seventeen year locusts, once blamed for ruin, are kept in check by birds, boosting crops. Growers report best yields in years with locals noting sparrow and finch activity deterring insect damage.
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Galena
Wallace Show Train Arrives Early From Rockford at 4 A.M
The Wallace show plans the first of two trains to reach Illinois Central yards at four in the morning. A curious boy with eager traits awaits the arrival and the subsequent move to the circus grounds. The crew will unload after arrival before transfer to the show grounds.
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Johnny
Ilinois Central
Indictments Returned Against Koser and Sons
A Mt. Carroll special grand jury indicted Howard Koser and sons des se and Frank in the Jack Weaver murder case. All three men face trial at this term of the court while the petit jury remains in session.
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Mt. Carroll
Howard Koser
Desse
Frank
Jack Weaver
Petit Jury
Giants Win Today and Other Local Notes
The paper reports the Giants won today while Galena fell 1 0 to the Union. A humorous item recalls a Ballina Ireland christening interrupted by a fisherman crossing a stream to reach the church at Adnaree. An angler landed a large salmon during the ceremony watched by the mother and nurse. Work on the Venice Campanile proceeds toward spring 1906 with Roman bricks revealed in the fallen tower remains.
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