Former crook Dick Lane speaks at Y M C A meeting
Dick Lane the former safe cracker tells Muscatine crowds at Citizens Railway Park of his reformation under the Y M C A auspices. He recalls prison, conversion, and a new life with work, trust, and a job at seven dollars a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Lane
Safe Cracker
Citizens’ Railway Park
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hugh Jameson
Redmen
J. H. C. Light
United Brethren Church
Jessie Stirlen
Muscatine
Jesus Christ
Crooks
Joliet
van Buren Street
Chicago
Central Station
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Connors blanks Burlington in a third round rally
Connors blanked Burlington as a batting rally erupted in the third round securing a decisive lead. The performance showcased strong pitching and timely hitting, turning the game in Connors favor late.
Amateurs Show Busy Day As Connors Shuts Down Eagles
Connors the All Chicago pitcher joined the Independents and blanked the Burlington Eagles 6 to 0 amid strong support from Shields and Maloney who starred at the plate and in the field. Zindall also fanned seven while Burlington’s pitcher kept hits limited. Clerks beat Iowa Independents 14 to 0 and Meteors lost 10 to 1 to Gunthers, in other local games.
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Connors
Chicago
Independents
Burlington Eagles
Big Creek
Wasson
Eagies
Eng
Gust
Zindall
Burlington
Shields
Maloney
Heineke
Morrison
Zindal
Duffy
Robbins
Fairgrounds
Iowa Independents
Ruads
Peterson
Neibert
Kautz
Iowa
Muentz
Machinists Beat Red Socks 14 to 5 at Weed Park
At Weed park yesterday afternoon the Barry machinists defeated the Red Socks 14 to 5 in twelve innings. Hopkinson and Welch pitched for the machinists while Neibert and Barry worked for the Red Socks in a high scoring, loosely played game.
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Weed Park
Barry
Red Socks
Hopkinson
Welch
Machinists
Neibert
Ardon
Muscatine
W. Toohey
Holliday
Harrington
Arden
Byrne
Shears
Giants Finally Trim the Cubs After Disastrous Shutout
Chicago Cubs were shut out 7 to 0 by the New York Giants in Chicago before 27 000 fans marking a dampening defeat as pennant races tighten. White Sox lead the American League with the Cubs and Giants in a tense stretch run likely to produce a historic post season if both win the pennant.
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Chicago Cubs
New York
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
McGrew
Chicarro
West Side Grounds
Pirates
White Sox
America
Robbed While Sleeping at Livery Stable
D L Lee of Conesville says he was robbed of $40 from a roll of bills while sleeping in a hay loft at a Front street livery stable late Saturday afternoon. He awoke to find the money missing and offered no description of the thief, hindering police efforts. Lee had come to Muscatine for the carnival and rested there before the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Lee
Conesville
Front Street
Mr. Lee
Muscatine
Will Sue Degree of Honor Over Benefit Certificate
Buena Vista Butcher will sue the Grand Lodge Degree of Honor in district court for 1990 dollars. The suit concerns benefit certificate No 442 issued to Lola R Henning on April 20 1900 who has since died. The action is brought for herself and the next of kin to the assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richman
Buena Vista Butcher
Grand Lodge
Lola R. Henning
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show New York 7 Chicago 9 and Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 1 in the first game with St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 in the second. Cincinnati 9 Boston 4 and Boston 2 Cincinnati 7 in seven innings. American League had no schedule. American Association games include Milwaukee 5 Louisville 1 and St Paul 6 Toledo 2. a second game 6 5. Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 7 in 15 innings. Minneapolis 3 Columbus 1. Three League matchups include Peoria 1 Rock Island and Dubuque 3 Decatur. Davenport 11 innings Springfield 0. Bloomington 2 Cedar Rapids 1 in two games. Western League Omaha 9 Denver 3. Sioux City 4 Lincoln 3. Des Moines 4 Pueblo 4. Iowa League Marshalltown 3 Burlington 1. Waterloo 4 Ottumwa 2. Clinton 5 Keokuk 2. Fort Dodge 2 Osage.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
W. L
Pet
Pet. Ried
Kes Saeeckensean An
Philadelphia Seem
Wee
New York A
Cleveland
St Rai Card Sabe Weta Acinar
Detroit
Eeeeese Sever Eee
Washinrton Ee
Boston Eee
Ray
American Association
Columbus Es
Milwaukee Ee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St Paul
Des Moines
Omaha
Wwe
Denver
Lincoln
Sioux City
Pueblo Syimtainie
Barlington
Davenport Pe
Largo
Decatur Cocr
Eree Ae
Hadrickson
Scholz
Wees
Cinhbs
Burlington Ee
Fort Dodge
Nan Oskaloosa
Chayka
Burkers
Connors
P Caweeess
Inninrgs
Burlington
Muscatine
Err
Milwaukee
Imilwaukee
St. Paul
Bursting head cure ad at Havercamp's Drug Store
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick cure for the cause of headaches described as bursting. The product is priced at 25 cents and sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Havercamp’s
Annual Seashore Excursion to Atlantic City and Return
A dated notice advertises an August 23 1906 seashore excursion from Peoria to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City New Jersey via Lake Erie and Western railroad with stopovers in Philadelphia Niagara Falls Cleveland and Buffalo Return by September 6 1906 at 19 50 Tickets include sleeping car accommodations and details via E B Leppert district passenger agent 325 Main St Peoria Ill.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
N. J
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Peoria
Niagara Falls
Clew Summit
Cleveland
E. B. Leppert
Main St
Ill
Saturday's Baseball Scores From Major Matches
Chicago defeats New York 6 to 2 in Pittsburg Boston triumphs 7 to 1. St Louis beats Philadelphia 11 to 2 in St Louis Cincinnati wins 6 to 2 over Boston. New York 10 Philadelphia 4. Detroit 4 Boston 1. Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4. Washington 2 Cleveland 2.
Sports slate for today matches city pairs across leagues
New York faces Chicago, Brooklyn visits Pittsburg, Boston plays Cincinnati, Philadelphia hosts St Louis, Chicago goes to New York, Cleveland meets Washington, St Louis travels to Philadelphia, and Detroit visits Boston in a day of varied basketball matchups.
Low Rates on Iowa Central Railway Tickets in August 1966
Advertises low fares for all points on the Iowa Central Railway from August 1 to 31 1966. Pays splendid wages from $1.75 to $3.00 per day including beard. For rates contact agents or write A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minnesota for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
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Jacob Fisch & Sons
Thompson Bros
JicQuesten & Sawyer Co
Hate Savings Bank Free
Alkano
Alkano Remedy Co
Chas.h, Gobble, Mgr
Iowa Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
Sksisovsels
Kautz’s Bakery
Central Life
F. M. Cooper
Dick Lane
Citizens’ Rail
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Clinton Independents
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Johnson
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Will Sue
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East Second Street
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Decatur
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Pueblo
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Fort Dochre
Lea
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Second Street
N. Rosenberger
J. P. Breen
West Second Street
BE. C. Peto
Brunswick-Balke Collendsr Coe
H. M. Bartlett
P. O
Carl's Bakery
H. J. Heinz & Co
Muscatine Produce Co
A. J. Oliver
East Front Street
Jos. Bilkey
H. J. Heinz & Con
J. E. Hoopes
Stewart Road
J. Greenblat
E. Second Street
E Second Street
Frisco Feather € Co
J. Greenblatt
Confectioner
Dad Dollen
Dad
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
M. H
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East Eighth Street
C. E. Sinnett
Beaver County
M. D. Hubbard
Gate
Oklahoma
6Th St
East Hill
Sam Dale
Ostrander
Tenth and
Cypress Streets
West Seventh Street
Carskaddan, Burk & Pepper
Hershey Avenue
John Wolfrum
Third Street
Walnut and
Eighth Streets
C. B. Fuller
West Fourth Street
Chester Lillibridge
Marion Knight
Park Avenue
Dulier
Muscatine Produce Company
Kaloosa
Brookton
Washington
Minnesota
Dakotas
J. H. Munros&Sons
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