Galena Triumphs Over Freeport Burdettes 15 to 0 in Park Show
Galena crushed the Freeport Burdettes 15 to 0 before 400 fans at the ball park. Cahill hit a three base shot, Friend contributed four hits, and Galena swiped bases at will while O Day pitched a steady game. The Burdettes showed grit but were outclassed from the start with eight errors to Galena’s one.
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Galena
Freeport Burdettes
Freeports
Ball Park
Lhe Burdettes
Kippenham
McIntosh
Friend
Dadda Cahill
Opel
Quelily
Harris
Cahill
Jeffrey
Hare
Geyman Valley
Freeport
Déming
Burdettes
Barnett
Jeffrey Makig
Burdetts
Abrhpore
Troughton
Coover
Herberger
Freeport Burdettes AB
Lannon
Dorman
Iolmes
Best
Dening
Arena
Galeni
Deming
O'Day
Ime
Hirst
Jett Field
Dadda
Jeffery
Runaway Wagon Incidents Near Pilot Knob
A team of horses pulling a wagon carrying two nearby farmers plunged through Logan House area on Tuesday. The dash ended after about a hundred feet with the occupants thrown. one crushed by the wagon wheel while the other escaped with minor injuries. The wagon sustained repairs. John W. Gray elected Alderman of the Fifth Ward by 24 votes over Thomas McPhillip on the citizen ticket.
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Pilot Knob
Logan House
John W. Gray
Fifth Ward
Citizens
Thomas McPhillip
D.A. Callahan
Gray
Mr. McPhillips
Frosty Summers Predicted Amid Cold Snap in Rockford
Rockford Republic reports a chilly spell with two consecutive frosty nights and clear skies. Sam Palmer recalls a 1859 summer with frost every month, noting the substantial frosts. current weather resembles that historic pattern.
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Rockford Republic
Sam Palmer
Palmer Churn Company
Married at Freeport in Brewster house parlors
The Freeport Bulletin reports a marriage performed last Tuesday by Rev. H. L. Moore of the First Presbyterian church. Groom John Steiner of Dubuque, ex-sheriff of Dubuque County, and bride Letta McCoombs of Hanover, aged 49 and 35. Witnesses Mrs. Tonkin, Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs. Prentice attended. The couple left by train west after remaining until 11 this morning.
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Freeport Bulletin
Brewster House
H.L. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
John Steiner
Dubuque
Dubuque County
Letta McCoombs
Hanover
J.F. Tonkin
M.C. Arnold
Elizabeth
M.M. Prentice
Desmo
Piano Recital at Miss Grimi's Pupils Shine
About twenty pupils in Miss Bertha Grimi's piano class performed at her Franklin Street home Tuesday evening. Each number was excellently rendered, reflecting credit on the instructor. Mrs. G. W. Pitcher returned Tuesday from a Stockton visit. Mrs. Thomas Branton of Conneil Hill was seen shopping in the city. Admission to Captain Racket? is 35 cents for reserved seats and gallery, 25 cents general.
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Bertha Grimi
Franklin St
Thomas Branton
Conneil Hill
Captain Racket
James Rooney
Madison
City
Anton Strohmeyer
Dubuque
A. J. Lemper
Four Leaved Shamrock Pleases Crowd at Feehan Hall
The Tuesday Evening Club staged the comedy Four Leaved Shamrock at Feehan Hall with Rev Father McGrath giving an eloquent address on Our Nations Banner. The cast, led by John Kelly and Michael Quigley, delivered strong performances with Misses Harney Golden Desmond and Kelly drawing special praise. The packed hall enjoyed a lively, hitch free rendition from start to finish.
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Feehan Hall
McGrath
Our Nations
the Tribune
John Kelly
O’gorman
Michael Quigley
Lord Kilgavin
Joseph Hopkins
Villian
Thomas Hogan
Hugh Dillwyn
Camillus Harney
Rose O’gorman
Mabel Golden
Alberta Desmond
Tetebury Tattleton
Memorial Day Observed with Graces and Graves
Memorial Day observances included gravestones decorated with garlands by the RE D Kittee post at Wildey Hall and campus ceremonies held in city schools. The announcement notes upcoming events including Captain Racket at Turner Hall and Beau Brummel tonight at the Grand in Dubuque, with various locals traveling or visiting nearby towns.
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RE. D. Kittee Post
Wildey Hall
Richard Mansgeld
the Grand
Dubuque
Beau Brummel
Pulford Estate Dominant in Galena Court Scrutiny
Mrs. Bothwell Pulford aided by Dr. Edward Koch and Frank Bowen visits the county seat to oversee the Pulford estate, with Dr. Koch as adviser and Bowen in charge of the Savanna electric plant. Administratrix likely, stock to be sold, plant to run under Pulford supervision. Rumor of a will tied to Berry case unsettled. The Berry estate valued around forty thousand dollars, with real and personal property split evenly.
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Mt. Carroll Mirror
Bothwell Pulford
Edward Koch
Chicago
Frank P. Bowen
Savanna
Pulford
Koch
Bowen
President Roosevelt Opens Lewis and Clark Exposition
President Roosevelt opened the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon by touching a golden key in Washington to start the machinery of the fair. Cabinet members the Supreme Court justices and foreign ambassadors attended the opening ceremony as a battery fired a national salute.
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Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
Washington
the Supreme Court
White House
Slattery and Callahan Form New Galena Insurance Partnership
A new partnership formed in Galena named Slattery and Callahan to continue Mr. Callahan’s insurance business. M C Slattery will manage all operations and policies from the former agencies. The firms represented include Insurance Company of North America Pennsylvania London and Lancashire Sun Orient Scottish Union and National Atlas Citizens Fire and North American Accident. Office is at the Tribune office and the partners seek continued business from former clients.
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Galena
Slattery &Callahan
M.C. Slattery
D.A. Callahan
Callahan
Slattery
Insurance Company of North
Sun, Orient
Scottish Union
National
Atlas
Citizens Fire Insurance Companies
North American Accident Insurance Company
Tribune
Dogs Kill Valuable Sheep at Morgan Farm Near Beloit
Four dogs from the east side killed sixteen ewes and several lambs at the Morgan farm three miles from Beloit. Imported sheep were destroyed, with losses expected to exceed one thousand dollars. Shepherds shot the dogs. one dog was mortally wounded and killed in the city. Owners may be asked to cover the loss. An Epworth League meeting at the Methodist Church was set for seven this evening with a report from the committee.
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Beloit
Morgan Farm
Epworth League
Methodist
Where the Poems Belonged
A fragmentary excerpt on Samuel Foote, an eighteenth century English wit, recounts a jest about publishing poems and a physician in Bath. The text then shifts to notes on Japan as a nation of gardeners and a brief mention of lost articles and an upcoming sale in London.
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Samuel Foote
Bath
Foote
London
Obliterate Betting News in Ermondsey Diary Continues
After a three month trial editors decide to keep blotting betting news from Ermondsey London public diary to exclude an undesirable class of readers.
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Ermondsey
London
Public Diary
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Letta Coomb
G. W. Pitcher
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Seales Mound
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Minnie Schneider
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Henry Avery Thompson
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Dick Trewartha
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Henry Huilman of
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Minneapolis
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Berry Estate
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Youngs
Wangrep
Millhouse Brothers
Alice Barnes
James Kane
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Siniger’s Drug Store
John Hinden
Lord Mine
H. Connors
Donald of
Weston
Armbruster & Ross Furnitur Factory
Ross
Emily Farrell
Mrs. R. Hitt
H.C. Kucheman
Ladies Aid Society
Casper Lehner
Illinois Central
John Cloran
GO. D. Baldwin
Cascade, Ia
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Cascade Journal
TI. W. Baldwin
Hollister
Siniger’s
Carroll
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Ives
Joliet Bridge
Sinnger’s
Harriet Montgomery
Troy Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Sinigen’s
J. C. Smith
J. W. Fox
J. B. Howard Jr
Westwick
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Siniger
Turner
Golden Key
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