Pathfinders Beat Camels 10 5 In Slugging Series Opener
Pathfinders slugged 24 hits led by Ross to hand Holycross a 10 to 5 defeat. Hughes struggled allowing 15 hits in seven innings as Burlington suffered nine errors and the visitors chased the game with seven runs in the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holycross
Yannigan Hughes
Rohns
Ross
Wallopers
Burlington
Ellis
Clifton
Watson
Rf Ross
Lowthers
Rohn
Burton
Lamb
C. Brown
Hawk
Muscatine
E. Ahring
Carroll
Blake
Alperman
Johnston
Walters
Davis Granddaughter Engaged to Army Officer
Granddaughter Katherine Brown of former Senator Henry Gassaway Davis of West Virginia is engaged to Lieutenant Chester P. Barnett of the Fifteenth Cavalry U S A. The wedding is expected next October in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Davis
Washington, D. C
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Katherine Brown
Chester P. Barnett
Fifteenth Cavalry
Hannibal, Ottumwa, Keokuk Win Openers In Hard-Hitting Games
In Missouri and Iowa games dated June 21, Hannibal defeats Galesburg with strong hitting and solid pitching and Monmouth falls to Ottumwa as Senna leads Ottumwa’s offense. Keokuk edges Kewanee behind Beltz’s early dominance before tiring late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Muscatine
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Galesburg
Hannibal
Kewanee
Keokuk
Shea
R. H
McGee and Shea
Fanning and Evans
Companion
Walters
Senna
Kensell
Gard
Secre
Sage
Beltz
Baseball Tonight Schedule Across Leagues
National League games unfold with Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago all listed as clear weather in afternoon slots. American League features Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia two games 1:45 and 3:30 Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St Louis with late afternoon starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pet
Decatur
Danville
Peoria
Dubique
Waterloo
Davenport
Quincy Rock Island
Sialee eRe
Results yesterday in Central Association and Three Eye League
Yesterday's results show multiple games across leagues including Burlington versus Muscatine 10 to 5 and Hannibal 10 over Galesburg 4 in the Central Association. Other matchups include Quincy 15 over Decatur 8 and Rock Island 4 over Davenport 2 in the Three Eye League.
Store advert promises lowest selling price for profit
The note emphasizes setting the lowest selling price to secure a small profit and assures a good selection of men and boys clothing at right prices in the store.
Baseball fans and pitchers dominate Muscatine setback
A Muscatine defeat saw twelve players used in a vain effort as eight hits fell to eight. Rockford, led by Slapnicka, topped Green Bay 2 to 1 with two hits allowed. A ninth inning misplay had Clifton steal third while Brown deceived Hughes on third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Burlington
Pathfinders
Slapnicka
Rockford
Green Bay
Reisinger
Muskie
Bonehead
Tad
Barry
Clifton
Ellis
Brown
Hughes
Ahring
Fifth explosion in Edison Co conduit shocks Chicago
A dynamite blast in a Commonwealth Edison conduit on Harmon Place near Michigan and Wabash roused guests at the Blackstone Congress hotels and the YWCA and broke hundreds of panes while prompting a police probe into an employee sabotage motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Company
Harmon Place
Michigan and
Wabash Avenues
Blackstone
Congress
Young Women’s Christian Association
Edison Company
William E Cone Dies After Long Illness in Muscatine
William E Cone a longtime South Muscatine resident died early today at his home 210 Green Street after a lengthy illness. Born January 6 1860 in Pekin Illinois he moved to Muscatine as a child and later worked in the drug trade. He is survived by his wife Louise Detthof and three children Helen George and Esther along with siblings. The private funeral will be held Friday at 2 30 pm from the residence with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cone
Green Street
Bellevue Hospital
Cone
Pekin
Muscatine
Louise Detthof
William C. A. Busch
Busch
A. W. Morgan
Mulford Congregational Church
Woodmen of America
Helen
George
Esther
Minnie Miller
G. W. Emerson
Conesville
Joseph Cone
Kane, Ill
Jared Cone
Nichols
Miss Rena Atwill Returns Home From Institute
Miss Rena Atwill was discharged from the Wilton area institute and returned to her home yesterday. Her family reported she is resting at home under careful supervision and health officials expect a smooth recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Atwill
Wilton
Snake Killed By Mrs Tobias In Garden Bite Incident
Mrs. John Tobias of 317 Bismark Street killed a blacksnake in her garden after it bit her right hand. She used a hoe to dispatch the snake as blood ran from her hand and arm swelled noticeably, though medical antidotes were effective and authorities considered the wound not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobias
Bismark St
Iowa Pastor Witnesses Oriental Hold Up in Palestine
Dr Ira D Payne of Des Moines Iowa describes an attack on American tourists between Galilee and Zammaron in Palestine. He says masked brigands halted the party and searched purses and luggage with expert precision leaving the travelers penniless. Mrs Cripping of West Seventh Street visits Newton acquaintances afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Palestine
Ira D. Payne
Des Moines
Egypt
Holy Land
Galilee
Zammaron
Dr. Payne
Epworth Leaguers Close Convention in Iowa City
The Cedar Rapids district Epworth League wrapped up its 22nd annual convention in Iowa City as officers were elected for the coming year. Separately, Joseph Rickstine, Iowa City's oldest harness dealer, died at 63 after nearly 50 years in the city.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Epworth League
C. E. Luce
Central City
Blanche Anderson
Ruth L. Power
Vernon
Grace Evans
Oasis
Loraine Sawyer
W. C. Bell
West Branch
C. W. Cleveland
Kenwood Park
Joseph Rickstine
Chagres
Morton Briether
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank L. Englert
Robert E. Jones
Lucretia Schur
Marion
Iowa
M. S. Helfrich
D. D. Ferry
Lancaster
Percy Benson
Lucy Sunier
Buda
Ill
David J. Ahern
Lauretta Baldwin
Edward Slavata
Margaret McCarty
Sanitarium
Oakdale
Snyder's Delivers New Buggy and Harness
The new buggy and harness are ready for pickup at Snyder's, inviting customers to inspect and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder's
Accidental Blow Endangers Girl With Severe Facial Injury
The report describes a severe facial wound from an accidental blow as a surgeon was sought to sew the injuries. A small variation in the impact could have blinded the girl.
Excur sion and local society notes in Columbus Junction
The town lists attendees for the United Presbyterian boat excursion to Keokuk with numerous Spragues, Johns and Hubbards among others. Local visits include Mrs J M Williams returning home from Cranston and Miss Stella Shellabarger visiting Mediapolis. Evangelist G G Little conducts nightly meetings with 1000 feet of motion pictures and the illustrated Ninety and Nine. Prof S W Weber attends Harold Berk and Fannie Hook wedding in Wapello while Rev A W Gillilan goes to district M E conference in Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian
Keokuk
C. A. Sprague
Ethel
Alice
Evelyn Sprague
R. S. Johnston
Alice Arning
W. E. Whetstine
H. M. Gilkey
Grafton
Roderick Hale
Madge Duncan
Opal Roderick
Isa Gentzler
J. M. Williams
M. Summers
Saeiee
Cranston
J. Hanft
Baby
West Liberty
C. A. Woodruff
Almond
Stella Shellabarger
Mediapolis
Whicher
Mabel Carlston
Roy Coon
S. Stone
Baby Gordon
Ralph Cutcomb
Arabia
Col. Cleo Foster
Chicago
Evangelist G. G. Little
The
Reformed Church
San Francisco
S. W. Weber
Harold Berk
Fannie Hook
Wapello
Rev
A. W. Gillilan
M. E. Church
Nichols
Titus Loan and Investment Co offers 5 to 6 percent Iowa farm loans
Advertises safe investments with 5 and 6 percent interest. States ready for assignment and can fund any amount from $100. Call or write Titus Loan and Investment Co to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Murdered Jersey City merchant treasurer
Walter Riley, treasurer of the Junior Order of United American Merchants in Jersey City, was found mortally wounded under a canal bridge after leaving a lodge meeting. He reported being joined by a tall stranger who demanded $30 in dues, fought him, and fled after shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Walter Riley
Order of United American Merchants
Riley
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W. L. Galesburg
Bmseimwe Deccactiee
Ptnsion
Ee Senate
Sreenibal
Adisecseo
Mpwrnoo
Nes Os US
Hart
Ross Rohn
Bennett
McGee
Pavers
Ottaumwa
Dilger
Walker and Cavanaugh
Central Association
Washington-Philadelphia
Rock Island
Quincy
Dubuque
Thompon Bros. Co
Ruthenberg Clothing CO
Denny
Edison CO
South Muscatine
WM. E. Cone
South End
Henrietta Goerke
Alma Butler
Henrietta van Krog
Wisconsin Street
Fruitland
Henrietta Rover
Lillie Sharar
Pond Street
Frederick Kolb
Lake Beulah
Wis
Bierman
Hershey Avenue
Frank Criner
Ella Richter
Mrs. T. Cripping
West Seventh Street
Newton
Epworth
Leaguers
Big JO
Geo. Bitman
Barnard
H. F. Barnard Co
Jewelers
East
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Iowa Avenue
Giesenhaus
Panitorium
Welch & Allen
Iowa Ave
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