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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
2
A sale notice lists properties offered by Jacob Fisch and Sons Thompson Bros McQuesten and Sawyer Co. The text identifies the sellers and indicates a sale event. Details such as exact items, locations, and terms are partially readable from the fragment.
The White Sox defeated Jimmy Collins' former champions 3 to 1 in Chicago yesterday afternoon. Joe Hanks pitched well and fielding by Hobe Ferris Parent and Peterson powered the victory as Chicago moved to within six games of Cleveland in the standings. The Reds beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 in the other National League game, leaving the Cubs atop the table.
Muscatine defeats St Louis Mayfields 7 to 0 at the fair grounds in a no hit, no error game. Seitz, making his city debut for the independents,Allowed no hits and fanned 11 with excellent field support from Rudd’s team. Scoring came in multiple innings with Murray, Fesler, and Eng contributing. Maloney hit by pitch to set up runs. Attendance listed at 700.
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 3 0 in yesterday's action. American League Chicago defeated Boston 5 1 and St. Louis beat Washington 7 3. American Association Columbus 5 Minneapolis 3 and Toledo 5 St Paul 4. Louisville swept Milwaukee 7 1 and 4 6 in split games. Three League Cedar Rapids 1 Rock Island 0 Peoria 3 Bloomington 0 Springfield 6 Decatur 5 in 13 innings Davenport 4 Dubuque 2. Western League Denver 5 3 Lincoln 1 7 3 rain stopped second game. Sioux City 4 Des Moines 5 in a thunderstorm ninth. Iowa League Burlington 4 5 Waterloo 2 4 Keokuk 7 Fort Dodge 0 Keokuk 7.
Chicago plays Boston in two games while Cincinnati visits Brooklyn Pittsburg hosts New York St Louis meets Philadelphia Boston travels to Chicago Washington visits St Louis New York faces Detroit Philadelphia hosts Cleveland.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and colds priced at 50 cents and 1.00 from Haver camp Prescription Drug Store.
Eng appeared as catcher for Green Coats against Clinton Independents, drawing crowd praise. Seitz excelled with both glove and bat delivering a home run and two bases on balls. Fesler added one putout and six assists. Woods missed due to his mother’s illness in Decatur. Friel of the visitors made a one handed catch in left field. Quinn stood out for Mayfields by reaching first base after being hit by a pitch. In Saturday action Muscatine defeated St. Louis Mayfields 13 to 2 at Moline, with St. Louis committing numerous errors in a lopsided loss.
First Communion day at St. Mary's Church with a 9 15 am High Mass. Rev Father Grieser led the service and Communion as the church was prepared. In the afternoon Vespers the Baptismal vows were renewed. Class members listed include Helen Reinhart Emma Lorber Clara Sharrar Mary Giesregen Florence Bueser Helen Schmer and others.
Rathbone Sisters honored departed members by visiting the cemetery on Saturday. They placed flowers and organization colors on graves including those of Mrs. Chas. Bartlett Mrs. Ev Brandenburg Mrs. John Schroeder Mrs. E. H. Dolsen and Miss Emma Engel.
Sheriff Heider lodged William Nagel at Cambridge in Henry county after a change of venue. State's Attorney Scott sought trial at the current term. Nagel's lawyers Pleasants and Weld push for next term. They filed a habeas corpus petition with a motion and seek redocketing in the supreme court.
A Brave Fight against stomach liver and kidney trouble is aided by Electric Bitters. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises the remedy and price, urging readers to try it for health support.
Advertises a round trip fare plus two dollars using the Grand Trunk Railway system to numerous Canadian summer resorts and to Toronto eastward and New England. Details on travel dates limits and stopovers available by writing Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A 135 Adams St Chicago.
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