Hastings Wins All Three In Tournament For First Money
Hastings swept three games at the Hastings baseball tournament earning first money 885. Glenwood Malvern and Emerson shared second to fourth money at 55 each after each team went 1-2. Emerson beat Glenwood 16 to 10 as Workman left with an arm issue and Coppack finished. Hastings defeated Malvern 5 to 4 in a tense final with late bursts, as Deardorf fanned seven for Malvern and Shay six for Hastings.
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Hastings
Glenwood
Malvern
Emerson
Hwmerson
Waterman
Walling
Laraway
Workman
Henderson
Coppack
BASE BALL NOTES Haskell Indians seek Glenwood tilt and more
Baseball notes cover upcoming games in Glenwood and Red Oak, umpire praise for Walter Woods, Hastings tournament stats with 84 total runs and 24 for Hastings, Glenwood Malvern Emerson totals, rumors of Roddy Johnson joining Malvern, Thurman tournament dates August 21 to 23, Malvern ball festival, and a Glenwood 25 purse I.O.O.F. picnic at Tabor with listed Glenwood players. Mentions Beacon dividend and Shenandoah fair results with Tabor and Riverton scores. drowning of Claude Allen at Lake Manawa noted.
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Haskell Indians
Glenwood
Walter Woods
Hastings
Red Oak
Golden Hill
Center Township
Malvern
Emerson
Thurman
Ilamburg
Percival Sidney
Tabor
Walter Conner
Ralph Collins
Frank Starr
Lynn Malter
Guy Morin
Harry Dull
Walter Marshall
Wino Bomar
Chris Danagan
the Beacon
Hastings Gals Edge Malvern In Five-Run Tilt
In a baseball scorecard style recap, Glenwood defeated Malvern 5 to 4. The game unfolds with Glenwood producing the decisive runs across innings, while Malvern manages to stay within reach but falls short in the late frames.
Tremendous Pacific Coast Earthquake Strikes Chile
Last Thursday night a severe quake rocked western South America. eighty two shocks were felt. Five hundred people died in Valparaiso, a 135000 population seaport, and railways into the city were destroyed. In Santiago eight lives were lost and many buildings wrecked. Panic caused deaths and homes collapsed. Robinson Crusoe Island was obliterated.
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South America
Valparaiso
Chile
Numero Hastings
Emerson
Hastings
Santiago
Chili
Robinson Crusoe Island
Malvern Defeats Emerson In Buzzer FreeWin
Malvern scores 12 to 3 over Emerson in a low scoring matchup. Hastings beats Glenwood 7 to 5 in another close contest. Scores show Malvern led early while Glenwood trailed through the fourth quarter.
Glenwood to Hastings Five Hours by Freight
Glenwood men and boys arranged a trip to Hastings for a Friday ball tournament on No 92 freight. The group left at 6 am, endured delays at Balfour Malvern and Strahan's yards, finally reaching Hastings at 11 am, one half hour before No 4. Deputy Treasurer Brown and Dr Whitnall offered insights during the journey.
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Glenwood
Hastings
Glenwond
Jim Hill
Balfour
Malvern
Strahan
Creston
Creat
Glenwood Bunch
No. 4
Brown
Whitnall
Baby Drinks Gasoline in Nearby Home Incident
Alva Troth reports his 32 year old child AFB Troth narrowly escaped death after a baby drank gasoline Thursday evening. The child found a bottle hidden behind a trunk while the mother cared for an ill older child. A physician arrived promptly and the baby is expected to recover.
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Alva Troth
A. FB. Troth
Relinquishes contract on Waubonsie ditch
Mills and Fremont county boards clash over Waubonsie drainage project started 1905. Igenberger Poisall held contract at 11 cents per cubic yard. 15,000 cubic yards remain unneeded. Contractors resign. Seth Dean and A Vanderpool of Glenwood take over at same rate to finish before next spring.
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Mills and
Fremont
Waubonsie
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Lake Waubonsie
Missouri River
Igenberger & Poisall
Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Big Si class engines raise pay for eastern enginemen
West end enginemen envy the east as new Si class passenger engines bring higher wages. Engineers on passenger runs earn 33.90 per hundred miles in the east, versus 4.00 per mile on the old rate. The engines haul thirteen cars up steep grades, matching time. Freight engineers get 4.00 per hundred miles for through service and 4.90 for local. Firemen receive similar raises.
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Borington
West End
Burlington Mills freight trains draw county notice
Locals marveled at Burlington's new right of way long freight trains. A train with 85 or 90 empties is seen as a big load. Report notes there have been even bigger freight movements in recent days.
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Mills County
Bruve
Burlington
Century of freight train arrives at Milwaukee yards
A 100 ton engine No 372 pulled 129 cars into Milwaukee yards in Council Bluffs triumphantly. The train had 61 loaded and 68 empty cars with a mixed cargo from steel rails to beer and gourds. The load weighed 3200 tons excluding the locomotive.
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Council Bluffs
Milwaukee Yards
Sudden Death at Pacific Junction and Local Tragedies
Mrs. Thomas Wilson died suddenly of heart disease at her home near Pacific Junction while visiting a neighbor. Funeral held in Glenwood with Rev. Prather officiating. Also reported: Mrs. Sarah Gaston dies after illness near Tabor. Alonzo Hutchens dies after wagon accident near Glenwood. A whisky barrel explosion near Tramburg injuries three youths, with Bert Cowles severely burned and Ralph Stuper and Saar Russeau also hurt.
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Thomas Wilson
Pacific Junction
Wilson
Buch & Murphy
Glenwood
Sarah Gaston
Myron Gaston
Tabor
Tabor Congregational Church
Wi, Vinton
Fred Long
Robert Hurlbutt
George
Leonard
Vernon
Willard Gaston
Alonzo Hutchens
West Liberty
West Oak
Conneil Blutts
George Brower
Missouri Valley
Tramburg
Sam Rosseau
Ralph Stoner
Gert Cowles
Bert Cowles
Saar Russeau
Ralph Stuper
Hastings Tournament Ends With Big Crowd And Festivities
Hastings August 20 three day event closed with the largest crowd on the final day. Barbecue for about 1000 buns and a roast ox drew curious attendees. An 18 month old steer dressed to 500 pounds was roasted. Spellering band concert and speeches by Clyde Genung Senator Gillilland and A E Cook capped the program. Financials showed gate receipts covering expenses. Social mingling included political figures and locals. minor incidents and visits among residents colored the festivities.
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Hastings
L. T. Genung
Clyde
Senator Gillilland
A. E. Cook
Otis
Glenwood
Cook
Malvern
James Martin
Dragged by a Mule On Farm Near Bartlett
Johnson was dragged by a young mule when lassoing it in a pasture near Bartlett. The rope tangled on his wrist leaving him unable to free himself as he was dragged a considerable distance. He suffered bruises and a torn biceps muscle in his right arm. Dr. Bacon of Pacific Junction treated the wound and predicted a speedy recovery.
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Johnson
Bartlett
Bacon
Pacific Junction
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Pay Walling
Roddy Johnson
Silver City
Ramce and
H. Cross
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A. P. Travis
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Shenandoah
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Claude Allen
Omaha
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Masters
Helmbaugh
Greeson
Des
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Waubonsie Ditch
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Elizabeth Hutchings
Shoemaker
Mrs Johnson
Clavinda
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Randolph
SB Hutchings
O M Warfield
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G D. Keffer
WB Woods
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Lulu Kilpatrick
W A Chapman
George Chapman
Clyde Rhoades
Helen
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Mayor Hutchings
Sheri Morgan
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Will Dalrymple
Alfred Scott
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