Browning Shows Power in Loss to Ottumwa
Ottumwa defeats the Packers 6 to 1 as Browning and Wall star for Lynchers. Boyd benefits from solid defense and two double plays by Kensel influence the game. Muscatine and Keokuk drop, Monmouth and Hannibal win later matchups.
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Muscatine
H. PO
Lindberg
Ens
Ahring
Holycross
Blake
Alperman
Banks
Yeager
Hart
Browning
Ottumwa
Senno
Wall
Wise
Russell
Plympton
Kensel
Boyd
Gard
Boswell
Hannibal Breaks Losing Streak With Keokuk Win
Hannibal MO June 14 Hannibal defeats Keokuk 5 to 4 in a game where Walsh at short and Frankie’s hitting are noted. Batteries Behnen and Frankie Smith and Cavanaugh. Also Monmouth 3 Burlington 0 as Curnane and Sage fail to stop Monmouth. Rain postpones Galesburg vs Kewanee.
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Hannibal
Keokuk
Walsh
Frankie
Behnen
Smith
Cavanaugh
Monmouth
Burlington
Curnane
Willis
Clifton
Sage
Galesburg
Ill
Kewanee
Baseball Games Listed For Afternoon Field Scores
National League games include Boston at Pittsburg and St Louis at Washington with clear skies. American League schedule shows Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston with varied conditions. Chicago visits Philadelphia with clear weather and a 3 45 p m start.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Local Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Ottumwa defeated Muscatine 6 to 1 while Monmouth topped Burlington 3 to 0 and Hannibal beat Keokuk 5 to 4. Kewanee Galesburg game was postponed. In the National League Boston lost to Chicago 4 to 5 and New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 2. Philadelphia defeated Louis 6 to 0 and Cleveland triumphed over New York 11 to 5 as Chicago Washington rain delayed play. Davenport routed Quincy 86 to 5 with Danville 9 over Rock Island 1 and Decatur 2 over Dubuque 4.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
Ecvevad
Cleveland
Washington
L Pet
Decatur
Een
Peoria
Danville
Ee Teon
Dubuqee
Waterloo
Quincy
Rock Island
Davenport
Central Association
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Monmouth
Burlington
Hannibal
Keokuk
Kewanee
Col Benjamin Beach A Two War Veteran Of Muscatine
Muscatine honors Col Benjamin A Beach a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars who served as county poor overseer. He enlisted at 16 in the Mexican War and fought at Monterey. Later he served in Iowa Volunteer Infantry rising to colonel and commanded the all Iowa brigade before declining a brevet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Beach
Iowa
Col. Beach
Ohio Volunteers
Beach
Washington
All Iowa
South Muscatine Officers Re-elected Unopposed
Relief Hose company members unanimously re-elected all officers with no opposition last night. Officers for the year: President L H Ruthenburg, Vice President Ch M Liebhardt, Foreman Rudolph Elfers, 1st Asst Foreman Ch Schroeder, 2nd Asst Foreman V Vetter, Secretary J D Diercks, Financial Secretary John Richey, Treasurer C H Lemkau, Steward Wm Freese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Hose Company
L. H. Ruthenburg
Chas. M. Liebhardt
Rudolph Elfers
Unhurt animals flee after cart wheel breaks bridle
A cart ran away with frightened animals that trotted about two miles before stopping unharmed. A wheel was removed from the cart and meat lay scattered along the road. The bridle broke, but no injuries occurred to people or beasts.
Runaway Team Turbulence in South Muscatine Action
A C. E. Richard meat market team on West Second Street ran away after leaving its driver in Leibbrand and Diercks grocery front. The frightened pony cart dashed down Grandview Avenue turning over near the Roach and Musser factory. William Auls was thrown into the mud as the cart overturned on a sprinkled street.
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C. E. Richard
West Second Street
William Auls
Leibbrand & Diercks
Grandview Avenue
Roach & Musser
Mr. Auss
Endowment fund fuels Penn college talk in Oskaloosa
Springdale reports Penn college in Oskaloosa has an endowment of 200000 dollars with part in farm land. Members share views on land value versus potential interest. Local social notes include visits by Nanie Holloway and others, a family reunion June 22, and rail line stock sales near Iowa City and Davenport.
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Springdale
William Mather
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Nanie Holloway
Downey
John Fry
Boulder
Col
Howard Miller
West Liberty
Cloyd Walter
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Seattle
Washington
Shambo
Waterloo
Walden
Iowa City
Negus
I. J. Hamiel
Cedar River
Rochester Bridge
Carr Todd
Cedar Rapids
Gladden
Lewis Millett
Samuel Mather
Charles Bratton
James Berry
Will Negus
Anna Walter
Mary Phelps
Jessie Henderson
Davenport
Illinois
Marvin Smith
Elmer Buckley
J. W. Eves
Charles E. Mather
Tillman Todd
Sunberry
Ayers
Whitmer
M. E
Lindley Heald
Turners' Aledo Visit Tied to Revival Meetings
L B Turner traveled to Aledo on business June 5. Elders Joseph Anler from Independence Missouri and E J Goodenough from Madison Wisconsin led nightly meetings last week at the L D 8 Chapel, with the sessions concluding Sunday evening.
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Millersburg
L. B. Turner
Aledo
Joseph Anler
Independence
E. J. Goodenough
Madison
Wis
L. D
Local Social Notes and Tragic Death in Kiethsburg Illinois
Meetings and visits across Vila Viola and Kiethsburg documented. Notable events include the marriage of Fred M. Welch and Nellie E. Brown in Viola, kerosene burn fatality of L R Hyett, funeral at M E church with Rev W H Crane preaching, and multiple movements to Aledo Knob Noster and Joy.
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Aley M. Anderson
Vila
L. B. Hyett
Aledo
Joseph Archer
Buffalo Prairie
M. P. Miller
Knob Noster
Joseph L. Terry
Joy
Ill
Charles Anderson
New Boston
Fred M. Welch
Nellie E. Brown
Viola, Ill
John Brown
Viola
J. L. Killip
M. E
Kiethsburg
G. B. Thornton
Tennant House
Mr. Welch
Mr. Thornton
the Presbyterian Church
R. B. Murdock
M. D. Murdock
Gilchrist
L. R. Hyett
J. L. Terry
L. F. Terry
L. A. Miller
L. A. Hyett
W. H. Crane
Kirkwood, Ill
Steamer Schedules to Davenport and Burlington
White Collar line steamer Helen Blair sails to Davenport on Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays at 7 00 a m. It also leaves for Burlington on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 30 p m.
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Helen Blair
Davenport
Burlington
May 14 round trip to Davenport on Steamer Columbia
Beginning May 14 the Steamer Columbia offers a round trip to Davenport for 50 cents. The vessel will depart Thursday at 8 00 a m with orchestra and dancing aboard.
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Davenport
Columbia
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Journal Want
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Fletcher Ave
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Walent
Schley Ave
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E. 2Nd St
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Moscow
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Eighth Street
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Geo. B. Fisch
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Gas and Bath
E. 3Rd St
East 5Th
Cherry Shoe Store
Maccabee Hall
Inquire Eicheneuer Cigar Store
Enquire
J. H. Kendig
Michigan
J. Linn Hoopes
Owa
HAY For Sale
Ititus Loan & Investment Co
Richard von Dresky
Moke Weegen
Choice Residences
West Third St
Muscatine High School
M. H. S. Monogram
Enquire Q. Journal Office
Enquire Hopkins’ Novelty Co
South Muscatine
Jackson
Exper
Medford
Oregon
O. P
Ore
Oxford
Casper
West Second St
Moler Barber College
Til
Jewell Junction
L. A
The
Middle States Oil Co
Cleveland, O
J. Wyatt
Cedar Counties
Heberling Medicine & Extract Co
Bloomington
East Third St
Ritchie Corrugated Culvert Co
Graham Nursery Co
Rochester
N. Y
Am! Bank Bldg
J. Greenblatt
East 2Nd St
Hahn Bros. & Co
Foster
Journal Office
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
T. Louis Shoe Repairing Shop
Iawa Avenue
CcUr
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
M. W. Stirlen & Co
Bond’s Restaurant
Iowa Avenue
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