Weather King Halts Musky Toilers Final Battle At Waterloo
The weatherman again prevented the Musky team from meeting the Jays in Waterloo yesterday, leaving standings unsettled as rains forced postponement. Burlington and Ottumwa lost to rivalling clubs, while Monmouth and Keokuk faced Cedar Rapids and Waterloo in a day of shuffled schedules and tight pitching battles.
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Storlngs
Frank Boyle
Hoan
Cedar Rapids
Boyle
Mitchell
Walsh
McGlade
Durham Tobacco People
Burtiggtag
Os Farmon
Hale
Monmouth
AL PO
Nolte
Rum
Saleh
Ape Aind
BO Elmmons
Fingal
Mitchel
Three IT League results and notes from yesterday
Decatur 1 Peoria 1 and Quincy 2 Springfield 0 led IT League results with Bloomington 2 Dubuque 0 and Danville 10 Davenport 0. Monmouth 3 Burlington 1 in 12 innings. Godot Rapids 3 Ottumwa 2. Other games on wet grounds. baseball notes include Trekell sold to Missoula Union Association team.
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Peoria
Quincy
Springfeld
Bloomington
Dubuque
Danville
Davenport
Monmouth
Burlington
Godot Rapids
Ottumwa
Harrell Sought by Federal League Club in Pittsburgh
Denar Harrell, the second baseman who left the Maskeles recently, is believed to have joined a Federal League club in Pittsburgh. A third baseman named Harrod has been seen with the same club daily for several days, location uncertain.
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Harrod
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Pirate Leader Seeks New Material for Pirates
Fred Clarke, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, has launched a drive for help. Over the past three days he has signed nearly an entirely new team, expressing dissatisfaction with the Pirates current low position and resorting to desperate measures for new material.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Hoe
Pirates
Reds and Cubs clash in wild fracas as Reds triumph
Reports from Cincinnati describe a chaotic fast-paced series opener with King Folly crowned in jest and the Reds winning 12 to 8. Jim Scott limited the rejuvenated Browns to seven hits as Chicago White Sox edged the Browns 4 to 1 amid flag-raising day festivities.
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Red Sox
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Athletics
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Munckmen
Keokuk Adds Sixth Flinger To Staff
Keokuk Indians announce their sixth pitcher, a Chicago Amateur by Hames of E. J. tubes, with possible one or two more releases in the twirling department. A ten round bout between Tony Capont and Jimmy Clahy was canceled for July 4 at Federal League grounds. A McKinnon Dillon ten round middleweight bout is set for July 8 at the local American Association air park.
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Chicago
Hames
E. J. ‘Tubes
Onto
Indianapolis
Inid
Tony Capont
Jimmy Clahy
Hammond
Ind
Federal League Baseball
American Association
Sale of Trekell Follows Roberts at St Louis Nationals
The sale to the St Louis Nationals will occur at season end with Trekell joining after Catcher Roberts who was sold weeks earlier. The combined price for both players is 4500 dollars.
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St. Louis Nationals
Trekell
Roberts
Rube Waddell Says Hat Still In Ring
Rube Waddell, famed eccentric pitcher, proclaims he remains among the living and capable of returning to the major leagues. He notes he wins a game now and then and believes he will rejoin the big beat despite others doubting him.
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Rube Waddell
Trom
Morgan Estate Valued At About 100 Million
New York reports an unofficial estimate credits Thomas Rush, counsel to the State Comptroller, with valuing the J. P. Morgan estate at about 100 million. He examined Morgan-Lowy holdings in London and Paris to judge the late financier's assets, with about 15.9 million found in inspected holdings. If accurate, the estate would create the largest inheritance tax in the United States, enriching New York by roughly 4 million.
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Thomas
Rush
Schmer
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Morgan-Lovies
London
Paris
America
Browns Need Fan Help to Save Monmouth Baseball
The Monmouth Atlas laments dwindling attendance threatening the Browns season. It urges city fans to support the team to cover expenses as a series of wet Sundays boosts costs. The Browns beat Burlington 13 to 8, highlighting the club as vital local advertisement and morale.
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Monmouth Atlaa
Thaty
Baseball Association
Artala
Paitt
Bert Tough
Hie Diamond Stars
Jirowns
Burlington
Pacific
Atlantis
Calves Sold In Three Loads For Two Thousand Two Hundred
Iowa farmer Y J Deloogh sold eight Holstein calves for 2200 in three wagon loads to neighbor buyers. He milks cows for profit and subscribes to Kimball's Dairy Partner for up to date dairy guidance.
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Iowa
Mr. Deloogh
DeHoogh
Kimball
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Legislature Delays Gettysburg Tent Erection Plan
The War Department will not start erecting ten ts for veterans in Gettysburg until the general appropriation bill with a 35000 allotment is approved. Governors report more veterans on the way as telegraphs and letters pour in to the state commission. Officials await legislative action before proceeding with tents and supplies for 10 004 veterans plus the 40 000 originally planned.
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Barrisburg
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Muskies woes and Hawkeye foreboding in Keokuk sports notes
Sporting column from Ruff Staff discusses Muskies struggles to qualify for games, Keokuk injuries, and local baseball chatter. Mentions Burlington Gazette praise of Burlington team with strong outfield and pitching, plus new signs like Jokerst to Waterloo and Hasbrook joining Waterloo lineup.
Suffrage Coalition Plans Capitol Demonstration
Leaders of the National Women's Suffrage Association finalize plans for a Capitol demonstration Monday. Petitions will be presented to the senate urging immediate passage of the proposed constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Mrs La Follette, wife of Wisconsin senator, is among the chief figures.
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National Women’s Suffrage Association
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Senate
Robert Ms. la Follecte
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Veteran guest in city hosts at Frank Casper home
Mr and Mrs Robert Highly of Caledonia Ohio arrive in Muscatine and stay at 611 East Third Street. He is a Civil War veteran who recently attended a reunion at Des Moines and visited Green County and Tin ton before Muscatine. He lived in Muscatine from 1857 to 1865 and learned the timer's trade from Moorg and Miler.
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Frank Casper
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Ohio
East Third Street
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Green County
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Iowa State Bar Association Meets in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa June 26 The Iowa state bar association opened with lawyers from across the state in attendance Justice Horace E Deemer of the Iowa Supreme Court will advocate law reform to limit reversals by the Supreme Court to cases where the error affected substantial rights of the appellant.
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Towa
Iowa State Bar
Iowa
Towa Supreme Court
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Bomb Silent? Bomb Hurled Through Window in Patterson Strike
A rude bomb apparently buried in a window shattered a cellar window early today in the home of Adolph Fritschie, a boss finisher at a dys plant involved in a silk mill strike. No one injured. More than six bombs have been set off in non-striker homes since the strike began.
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Adolph Fritschie
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Atria
Decree in M B A Case Sets Insurgent Standing
In Clinton Iowa on June 26 Judge Barker issued a decree in the insurgents versus supreme lodge injunctions. It fixes insurgents who did not transfer new rates in the same standing as the ongoing change and preserves a million dollar reserve fund for members who paid before October 1 1912. Several other concessions were granted and the rate question will be settled at a convent.
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Clinton
Iowa
Supreme Officers of the Brotherhood of America
Barker
District Court
Supreme Lodge
Waterloo Manager Cancels Game Over Reserved Auto Space
Waterloos baseball fray is postponed though grounds are fine. Muscatine Baseball Association will reserve thirty car spots for future games at fifty cents each. Cars may be parked behind stands or along the fence with no fixed limit. Manager Brook Boyle notes wet ground as reason for postponement.
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Cedar Rapids
Brook Boyle
Yeaterday
Waterloo
Andrews
Doc Andrews
Double Tragedy at Quincy Claims Two Lives in Mo Estate Owner Killed
In Quincy Illinois a man identified as J W Benning of Greg ory Missouri shot and killed Theodore Pogue a 75 year old bachelor and former employer at Pogue's home near West Quincy Missouri before shooting himself. Pogue owned about 1009 acres of Missouri bottom land and his Confederate veteran status is noted. No motive is known though Benning reportedly threatened Pogue last year.
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J. W. Benning
Gregory
Theodore Pogue
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West Quincy
Missouri
Benning
Do You Know Why A Promise and Other Questions
Poetic lines pose a series of questions about why things are as they are, inviting exploration of motives and causes. The piece frames curiosity about weather, fashion, cuisine, and outcomes, suggesting answers lie within reading the pages.
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