Cubs edge Phillies as Walsh’s near no-hitter slips away
Chicago Cubs win 4 to 0 over Philadelphia in a game where Eddie Walsh of the White Sox nearly pitched a no hit effort. Hayden of Boston slowed Chicago in a one-hit contest that still produced the Cubs' scoring.
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Cubs
Chicago
Quakers
Phillies
Magee
Bill” Duggleby
Reulbach
Eddie Walsh
White Sox
Edward
Hayden
Pilgrims
Boston
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games included Chicago beating Philadelphia 1 0 and 7 0 in two games, Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 1, New York 2 St Louis 1, Boston 2 Cincinnati 1. American League saw Chicago 4 Boston 0, Detroit 3 New York 2 in ten innings, Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 7, Washington 1 St Louis 0 in ten innings. Minor leagues reports note Louisville Milwaukee 8 6, Toledo St Paul 12 1, Indianapolis Kansas City 3 2 first game and 8 0 second, Columbus Minneapolis 4 1, Decatur Rock Island 6 1, Springfield Cedar Rapids 7 5 in 13 innings, Dubuque Bloomington 3 2, Davenport Peoria 5 1 and 6 6 in two games, etc. Some games postponed by rain.
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Chicago
Ween
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Stews
Awe
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Louis
Boston
L Pet
Philadelphia
Cleveland
jChicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Wwe
Louisville
Omaha
Dubuque Eee Ewes
Mock Island
Manatee
Eeatur
Tee Ewer Waewnaa Om
Davenport
Bloomington
Iowa League
Pet Buriineton
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Brooklyn
Washington
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minnneapolis
Decatur
Rock Island
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Douibuque
Dubuque
Peoria
American League
National League
Bostom
Sports schedule woven for today’s city games
Boston faces Chicago while Washington meets St. Louis New York plays Detroit Philadelphia hosts Cleveland Chicago visits New York St. Louis takes on Philadelphia Cincinnati clashes with Brooklyn Pittsburgh travels to Boston
Chayka Delivers Comeback Victory for All Chicagos
In a windy afternoon tilt, Chayka, subbing for the injured Gregory, shut out the Chicago visitors over the last four innings to flip a 5-1 deficit into a 7-6 win for the All Chicagos. Newman led the opener with three runs, while Ravenkamp and Newbar sparked the late surge before Gregory capped the comeback with a clutch forceout-backed run.
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Chayka
All Chicagos
Duffy
Gregory
Windy City
Maquoketa
Chicago
Wakeley
Cuthbert
Newbar
Muscatine Muscats Top Chicago in Extra Innings
Runs by innings show Muscatine 7 Chicago 6 in a 9 inning game. Cuthbert Connell and Duffey lead with multiple hits and Stolen bases by Wakeley Newbar and others. Pitchers Ravenkamp Chayka Gregory face numerous batters as errors and miscues shape late drama.
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JOON
Bos Sae Sk
Muscatine
Chicago
Cria Chocks
Cuthbert
Connell
Duffey
Johnson
Ravenkamp
Chayka
Gregory
Geese
Harris Funeral for W H Harris Held at Home
Funeral services for W. H. Harris were conducted at the East Sixth street residence at 2 o'clock with Rev. J. N. Elliott in charge. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included A. Tunnison, B. K. Wintermute, E. Henniker, Fred Garrison, John Ratcliff and W. E. Molis. Relatives from Des Moines and Clarence Iowa attended, along with Harris family members from St. Paul Minnesota Perry Iowa Hamp ton Iowa and Lone Tree.
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W. H. Harris
East Sixth Street
J. N. Elliott
Greenwood Cemetery
A. Tunnison
B. K. Wintermute
E. Henniker
Fred Garrison
John Ratcliff
W. E. Molis
City
R. P. Harris
Des Moines
D. R. Thompson
Clarence
Iowa
Edna
Grace Thompson
A. Thompson
Olive
Macomb
Oscar Harris
St. Paul
Minn
Geo. Harris
Perry
Frank Harris
Hampton
Ralph Harris
Lone Tree
Moonlight Excursion Planned on Local Steamboats
The regular Saturday evening excursion on the Columbia and Helen Blair will depart tonight as usual, traveling down the river and returning on the Columbia. The Helen Blair will offer its regular Sunday trip to the tri cities tomorrow morning. The Diamond and the St Paul are due Monday forenoon at 11 30 on the down run, while the Sidney of the same packet line is due Monday morning on the up trip.
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Columbia
Helen Blair
Tri-Cities
Diamond
St. Paul
Sidney
Kidney and bladder disorders threaten men over sixty
More than half of men over sixty suffer kidney and bladder issues due to enlarged prostate. Foley's Kidney Cure is recommended at first signs of trouble to correct irregularities and has reportedly helped many elderly patients. A 91 year old Rockport resident credits two bottles with relief after years of prostate and kidney problems.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
Havercamp
Six room house and half lot for 750 near Second street
For 750 dollars a six room house with half a lot is offered three blocks from Second street. The sale favors quick action. G. M. Titus advertises from his office opposite the Journal office.
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Second Street
G. M. Titus
Journal Office
Sunday Chautauqua Draws Largest Crowd in Columbus Junction
At Columbus Junction Iowa August 4 a large crowd attends the chautauqua with a full day program. Prof Dandy and Dr Howard lead Bible class and lectures while the Midland Jubilee Singers perform a 45 minute concert. Dr McArthur and Hon W S Nolan give talks on empire nations and yarns of a Yank. Upcoming sermons by Dr Phil Baird and Dr Howard close the Sabbath program. Local residents travel and visit during the event.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
Dandy
Howard
Midland Jubilee Singers
Dr. McArthur
America
Miss Montgomery
W. S. Nolan
Nolan
Minnesota
Northwest
Battey
Iyenago
The
Ivenago
Phil Baird
Rochester
N. Y
Grand Will Open In September For Local Theatre Season
Frank Hurst, former manager, returned from Moline and reviewed the local scene. The Grand plans a September opening with the best road companies booked by Manister Peck of Chamberlain-Kindt, but the exact schedule won’t be known until mid August. Companies trend toward a later start to avoid poor early attendance, while a new red and green baize ground cloth costing 165 dollars arrives to enhance stage appearance.
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Frank Hurst
Moline
Manister Peck
Burlington Opera House
New York
Chamberlain-Kindt Company
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Claims Cure for Ailments
An old patent medicine notice touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for ayspepsia constipation and related ailments. The ad lists Havercamps Prescription Drug Store as the outlet and quotes a price of 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Richland Social Roundup Reflects Summer Visits
Miss Blanche Sisler of Kansas City spent weekend at N. W. Collister home. Mrs. James Shellenberger and Cora visited. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Baker of Cedar Rapids visiting Wm. Schriever. Mrs. Berg and children returned to Harper after a week with T. F. McCarty home. J. M. White and family of Keola spent Sunday at Chase Mills home. Homer Jones and Edna Roth attended the orchestra concert. Verle and Berenice Wade Homer Bennett and Logan Sellars went to the Harper ball game. Philip Wanerns Lem Harning called on friends in Brighton. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Patterson of Ollie visited. Mrs. Wm. Collister left for Ohio for a month or six weeks.
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J. M. White
Keola
Chase Mills
Homer Jones
Edna Roth
Ollie
Verle
Berenice Wade
Homer Bennett
Logan Sellars
Harper
Philip Wanerns
Lem Harning
Brighton
John Anderson
Patterson
Wm. Collister
Ohio
Abused Valise Ends in Gunfire Like Vengeful Strike
In St. Louis on August 4 Henry Werack a baggage smasher reportedly mishandled a locked suitcase. A revolver inside discharged wounding his leg and severing an artery before medical help arrived. He narrowly survived the self inflicted consequences of the incident rather than the traveler’s fury.
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St. Louis
Henry Werack
Werack
One Cent a Mile to G A R Encampment Tickets
The Iowa Central offers travel at one cent per mile to Minneapolis or St. Paul for the National Encampment August 13 to 18. Return by August 31, with extension to September 30 on a 50 cent fee. Contact A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis for details.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa Central
St. Paul
A. B. Cutts
The Last Resort Osteopathy Cure Claim
An Osteopath claims to cure chronic and acute troubles by nerve and circulation work. Dr Crow asserts osteopathy is an unrivalled system for curing incurables and then early stage ailments.
Convention at Wrayville Over Attended by Delegates
The Epworth League German churches convention in Wrayville Illinois closed with success. Muscatine delegates participated as Prof Steiffel from Iowa Wesleyan College spoke, Miss Marie Herwig of Muscatine gave an essay, and Rev Hertzler of Muscatine preached last night.
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Wrayville
Epworth League of the German Churches
Steiffel
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
C. W. Schultze
Rock Island
Muscatine
Marie Herwig
C. J. Miller
Davenport
J. P. Hebner
Wapello
A. H. F. Hertzler
German Methodist Church of
Socials and visits fill Wilton life in early August
Garden party guests from Wilton and nearby towns mingle at the Smith home with ninety attendees enjoying luncheon and formal sociability. Evening entertainment features dancing, refreshments, and a large list of local residents and visitors from Davenport, Muscatine, Iowa City, and Marengo. A Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept meeting approves consolidating with the American Patriots of Illinois.
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Win Blanchard
Mayer
Ed. Ingham
J. L. Giesler
W. A. Cooling
Nona Parker
Mary Ruff
Stella Mooney
Ella Rannick
Bessie Nicolaus
Vera Miller
Hattie Wildasin
Val Hudiler
Mabel Marshall
Evan Port
Florence Agnew
Irolene Port
Clara Daut
Pearl Kiser
Grace Woodhouse
Anna Kingzenberg
Lillian Hucke
Nellie Henderson
Cora Ringgenberg
H. B. Strong
Messrs
Dave Burrows
Guyfora Leith
H.B. Strong
Ray Woodhouse
M. F. Cronin
Louis Miller
Flavis Port
Fred Daut
Grace Ott
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Eva Grady
Iowa City
J. W. Meyers
Davenport
Florence Russel
Marengo
Anna
Francis Cronin
May Cronin
W. D. Harris
Alburnette
H. A. Smith
Muscatine
Libbie Cronin
Parnell
Henry Frenzel
Chas. Duncan
Musecatine
Epworth League
100 Sweet Mary Cigars Ad Promotes Best in America
An advertisement touts 100 Sweet Mary cigars for $1.50 claiming best in America and credits C. T. Gremmel as the manufacturer.
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Sweet Mary
America
C. T. Gremmel
M'f'r
Wise Girl and the Courageous Suitor
A girl rejects two grand declarations and chooses the third suitor who bluntly notes her faults. She explains she valued courage to speak honestly before marriage over flattery or distant adoration, calling him the only one to tell the truth upfront.
Salad Etiquette and The Mistreatment of Greens
The author criticizes the habit of cutting salads aggressively with knife and fork, noting it disrupts the greens and violates common sense standards. Most salads are meant to be broken or gently torn into bite sized pieces rather than minced into shreds.
Famous Boys Become Masters of Art and Thought
A Tyrolean boy paints his cottage copying vivid scenes admired by a mountaineer. A young Titian-like talent tops an old painter by becoming the famed Michael Angelo. A German boy named Fichte discards a blood and thunder novel to focus on study, proving his future greatness.
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Tyrol
Titian
Michael Angelo
Fichte
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