Fisher Wins 39 Round Thriller Over Hain in Chicago
Muscatine lightweight Kid Fisher defeats Kid Hain in a 39 round battle at the South Side Athletic club in Chicago. Fisher's seconds throw in the sponge after Hain drops. O Keefe, Fisher's backer, reports a fast 34 rounds and plans to match Fisher with Frankie Neal.
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Chicago
Kid Fisher
Kid Hain
Jack O'Keefe
O’keefe
Folly Theatre
Fisher
O'Keefe
Muscatine
Frankie Neal
Double and Triple Plays Highlight Sox Victory Over Greys
Muscatine White Sox defeated the Burlington Greys 10 to 2 in a game marked by a rare triple play and a later double play. Key moments included a late triple play in the eighth inning and a full-team rally in the sixth that swung the game in favor of Muscatine. Attendance was about 400. umpire was Armbright.
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Muscatine White Sox
Burlington
Sox
Greys
White Sox
Tigers
Dwine
Fesler
Gee
Billings
Knible
Snyder
Morgan
Smith
Murray
Patterson
Dudley
Chayka
Redel
Gahn
Peach
Woods
Keisling
Newham
Knibel
O . Ee Greys
Tg A. E
PEEL
Aereses
Olson
Armbright
Olncaid
Yesterday's baseball results across major leagues
National League games saw Chicago top Boston 8 0 St Louis won 6 1 Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 5 2 Cincinnati edged in 3 2 American Association scores included Louisville 10 Indianapolis 7 Fort Wayne 11 St Paul 7 Kansas City 7 Toledo 6 Milwaukee 7 6 Toledo 2 6 Cedar Rapids 7 Bloomington 6 Davenport 3 Peoria Springfield 9 Rock Island 4 Decatur 11 Dubuque 0 Burlington 2 3 Marshalltown 0 3 Ottumwa 3 Fort Dodge 1 Oskaloosa 4 Boone Keokuk 4 3 Waterloo Western League clashes Omaha 5 Denver 2 St Joseph 9 Pueblo Des Moines 9 6 Sioux City 5 9
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Eeeseed
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Ewes
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Philadelphia
Cage
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Orr
American Association
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Louisvile
Springfield
ENN Rs Es
Ade
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Peoria
Central League
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Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Per Riancepus
Louisville
Fort Wayne
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas Ity
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Davenport
Baseball Schedule in the American League and Two Leagues
A listing shows matchups across major venues with teams including Chicago Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis New York Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn and others. One pairing ends abruptly with Philadelphia at indicating an incomplete schedule entry.
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American League
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Forty-Second Anniversary Regimental Reunion and Chickamauga
Chattanooga hosts a reunion September 19 20 1905 for regiments in the Chickamauga battles with participants from 12 states. Special one cent per mile rail rates via Louisville and Nashville Battlefield Route encourage families to visit and learn battlefield markers and positions from officers and generals. Representatives J H Milliken F D Bush J E Davenport and H C Bailey promote travel plans and rates.
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Chickamauga
Chickamauga National Park
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisville & Nashville R. A
Louisville & Nashville R. R
The Count and Heiress Courtly Exchange in New York Press
A brief drama scene unfolds as the Count denies mercenary motives while the Heiress questions. The Count complains about creditors driving his actions, per New York Press.
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New York Press
Honest Man and Knaves Echo in Folk Wisdom
A proverb credits a very honest man and keen understanding with potential deception by four knaves. It reflects cautious trust in judgment amid clever trickery and human folly.
R H Moore at Chautauqua recalls Iowa journalism roots
Columbus Junction founder and Ottumwa Saturday Herald publisher R H Moore attends a Chautauqua function. The older journalist, who started the Safeguard 35 years ago, recalls peers and editors now long deceased while highlighting his community work and early Iowa links.
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Columbus Junction
R. H. Moore
Ottumwa
Moore
Iowa
George D. Harrison
J. W. Garner
Geo. W. Brenneman
Chas. M. Fulton
Fred G. Coffin
John L. Grubb
E. B. Tucker
E. R. Lacey
Walter P. Paugh
C. F. Butler
J. R. Smith
Mr. Moore
Sioux City Journal
Safeguard
Town
Vere
Charles Beardsley
Frank Hatton
Burlington
A. C. Roberts
Fort Madison
New York
F. W. Palmer
John P. Irish
San Francisco
George F. Parker
Equitable Commission
Grover Cleveland
John Mahin
Jersey J. Richardson
Davenport Democrat
H. A. Buhrell
Washington Press
George D. Perkins
Columbus
Quiet Bryan Day at Columbus Junction Chautauqua
Yesterday at the chautauqua grounds crowds gathered for sermons and lectures. Dr E L Eaton spoke in the afternoon and Dr H O Rowlands delivered the evening sermon while Rev D L McBride led a union young people's meeting. The day featured Bryan day lecture series with The Prince of Peace drawing crowds and Williams Jubilee singers making their first appearance. Messages included Edward Amherst Ott on Sour Grapes and heredity and marriage, with M Crouch slated to speak on the Simple Life the next morning. Harley Meeker left Letts due to his sister Mrs Fred Featherstone's illness as she shows slight improvement.
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Chautauqua Grounds
E. L. Eaton
Union Young People
D. L. McBride
Winfield
H. O. Rowlands
Bryan
Williams Jubilee Singers
Edward Amherst Ott
M. C. Crouch
G. A. Gearhart
Harley Meeker
Letts
Fred Featherstone
J. M. Harris
Toolorado
Frank Johnston
Columbus City
A. B. McCalless
G. W. Duncan
Frank Bardy
Washington
Chautauqua
Warren J. Duncan
Morning Sun
Dick Hughes
Barton Garrett
B. F. Knott
Old Clifton
Lola
Rose Duncan
J. J. Carr
Fredonia
Caroline Schomberg
Muscatine
Will K. Moore
Knox
Will
S. G. Robertson
Will Duncan
Even Peters
Jennie
Los Angeles
Cal
Cecil
Emma Jewett
Ola Coe
Mt. Pleasant
A. J. Schmoker
Frank Edmondson
Hugh Roddan
Hugh
Dexter
Will J. Reaney
Joe L. Reaney
Law
Locals Attend Chautauqua and Visit Friends Weekend
Residents travel from Muscatine Winfield Letts and Washington to the chautauqua grounds for social visits and events. Families, including the Duncans and Peters, join relatives and friends while others report no relief from failed trips to Colorado. The article notes several local arrivals, arm injuries, and weekend gatherings around the chautauqua.
Little 18 Day Old Stapleton Dies in City
Joseph Anson Stapleton, 18 days old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Stapleton of West Third Street, died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at St. Mary's Cemetery with Rev. F. J. Leonard officiating. The family, renowned for its many relatives and friends, mourns the loss of a child whose bright prospects were foretold.
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Joseph Anson Stapleton
M. W. Stapleton
West Third Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
F. J. Leonard
St. Matthias Church
Railroads Slashes Summer Excursion Rates in 1905
The Iowa Central lists cut rate round trips from Elrick Junction to St. Paul Minneapolis 13.30 Duluth 17.30 Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 24.00 Salt Lake City and Ogden 37.00 with sale daily after June 1 final Oct 31 G A R encampment rate to Denver 15.55 sale Aug 30–Sept 4 limit Sept 12 with 50 cent extension to Oct 7 Portland for Lewis and Clark exposition 49.85 90 day limit return trips via two routes to California hot springs Ark one fare plus two dollars round trip sale daily limit 30 days full details from agents or A B Cutts G P and T A.
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Iowa Central
Elrick Junction
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Portland
Ore
California
Hot Springs
Ark
A. B. Cutts
G. P
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Suburban Woman Questions Train’s Fast Travel Reason
Mrs Suburban questions her husband about why their train took an odd route going past towns and then returning, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
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Mretroit Free Press
Six Million Acres Texas Lands For Sale In 1905 Notice
The State of Texas will offer six million acres of scattered lands on September 1 1905 at prices from one to three dollars per acre. Terms require one fortieth down with forty years to pay the balance and three percent interest. Details and cheap Southwest rates available with W Labeaume G P and T A Cotton Belt Route via Missouri.
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