Giants Clinch NL Lead With 6 5 Victory Over Cubs
New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 at West Side, completing a three-game win streak and shifting the pennant lead back to the Giants. Chicago had been in first, but the loss allowed New York to regain top spot by a slim margin as the season standings show in the National League and other leagues.
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Chicago Nationals
Giants
New York
Cubs
New Yorks
West Side Grounds
McGraw
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Clinton Defeats Muscatine 6-1 in Poorly Played Game
Clinton bested Muscatine 6 to 1 as six costly errors by Muscatine, behind Seitz and Owens on the mound, paved the way. Seitz debuted for Muscatine against Wright, with Clinton receiving better field support. No game today. Muscatine to meet Chicago Mutuals in Moline tomorrow and again at home Sunday.
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Muscatine
Clinton
Seitz
Owens
Rock Island
Wright
Chicago Mutuals
Moline
Cubs Fall To Nationals In Five Inning Amateur Clash
At the fair grounds yesterday afternoon the Nationals defeated the Cubs 7 to 6 in five innings due to darkness. Freeman pitched well for the Nationals with six strikeouts while Schenck struggled with scattered hits. The amateur contest featured strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Fair Grounds
Nationals
Cubs
Freeman
Schenck
Results Yesterday Across The League Scores Packed
Baseball results from yesterday list multiple city matchups. Games include New York versus Chicago and St. Louis versus Philadelphia with varied final tallies. Several games were halted by darkness or weather including Minneapolis and Milwaukee and several late-night outcomes remain incomplete.
Matchups Across The Nation Highlight Weekend Schedule
The card lists eight baseball pairs including Boston vs Chicago and New York vs St. Louis. Other games pit Brooklyn against Pittsboro Philadelphia facing Cincinnati Chicago meeting Boston Detroit meeting New York and Cleveland clashing with Washington St. Louis traveling to Philadelphia.
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National League
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Railroad Excursion Rates To New Haven And Chicago
Nickel Plate Road offers round trip fares 18.60 to New Haven Conn with return. Additional 1.00 from Chicago via Nickel Plate and via New York City at excursion rates. Travel dates June 2 3 4 5 with return by June 30 and possible extension. Office: Nickel Plate Room 298 No 113 Adams St.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
New York City
Nickel Plate Office
Adams St
Superb Service and Scenic Routes by Grand Trunk Railway
Describes travel by a double tracked line from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls New York with routes to Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temagami St Lawrence rapids Thousand Islands Argonauin National Park White Mountains and Atlantic coast. For pamphlets contact Geo. W. Yaun 135 Adams St Chicago.
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Niagara Falls
Muskoka
Kawartha Lakes
Georgian Bay
Temagami Region
St. Lawrence River
Rapids
Thousand Islands
Argonauin National Park
White Mountains
Atlantic Sea Coast
Grand Trunk Railway System
Chicago
Montreal
N. Y
Geo. W. Yaun
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Laurel Hill Social Roundup and Local Sports Result
May 24 Laurel Hill notes report Mrs Henry Angerer and Miss Mamie Doran shopping in Durant and other residents visiting relatives. Laurel Hill baseball team beat Pleasant Prairie 6 to 4 at Pleasant Prairie after an exciting game.
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Laurel Hill
Henry Angerer
Mamie Doran
Durant
Barney Nangle
Wilton
Tom Boot
James
John
Katie Carrol
Iowa City
Margaret McCabe
Kate McGrew
Grandview
Pleasant Prairie
Laurel Hart
Emma Gust
Hass
Bert Fulton
W. Derby
K. Kook
Thomas Boot
Christ Anzerer
Muscatine
Lynn Gust
Baby
Moscow
A. Gust
Local Notes from Ferdinand Illinois May Sunday Gatherings
Sunday visits mark a busy day with many families calling on relatives and friends across Ferdinand Illinois Rock Island Muscatine Island Illinois City and Buffalo Prairie. Attendees include the Krueger family Zollner Middeau Platt Meyer Ruthendere Barlett Searight Ziegenhorn Barlett and others with church and social rounds noted.
New Era Notes Weddings Visitors Debates At Culture Club
Miss Lucy Hetzler and George Sauer wed on May 16 in a community ceremony. Guests include Edith and Berdie Clemons and Anna Alteneder visiting local families. The Culture Club plans a June 2 debate on whether high school education is equally needed for girls and boys, with local residents performing songs readings and duets.
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Edith and
Berdie Clemons
Muscatine
C. K. Beatty
Anna Alteneder
Orifino
Idaho
Joe Brossart
Chambliss
C. M. Olander
Carl Blomgren
Rock Island
Lucy Hetzler
George Sauer
New Era
Culture Club
Grace Miller
S. Meyer
Anna Kretchmar
Meyer
Fred Baer
Frank Sauer
Minnie
Nellie Nagle
Iowa Manufacturers Plan Extended Program in Iowa City
The fourth annual convention of the Iowa State Manufacturers' Association will be in Iowa City June 8 and 9 with sessions at the city hall and headquarters at the St James hotel. The program features multiple addresses by regional leaders, informal discussions on seven topics, and an afternoon visit to plants and the State university. Officers include R. O. Green as president S. W. Mercer as vice president W. E. Morrison as treasurer and A. C. Hutchins as secretary.
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Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
Iowa City
St. James Hotel
Geo. W. Ball
R. O. Green
Fr. Dodge
Great
Middle West
F. Prouty
Des Moines
Wilder
Loos
Lambert
Geo. E.mclain
President State University
Iowa
Ft. Dodge
S. W. Mercer
W. E. Morrison
Fort Maison
A. C. Hutchins
Death of William Skinner in Keota at 82
Keota Ia May 24 1906 William Skinner aged 82 years 4 months 23 days died at home on Wednesday Funeral services will be held at the late residence on Thursday May 24 at 2 PM conducted by Rev Arch L Graham Burial in Keota cemetery Related items note visits by Mrs F M Smock and daughter Mrs Jno Richardson to Washington A Nobody Knows club outing to Mrs August Tinnis home and other social notes
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Keota
William Skinner
Arch L. Graham
F. M. Smock
Jno. Richardson
Washington
Nobody
Knows
August Tinnis
Henry Bales
Sigourney
Sale Martin
J. F. Obernathy
Foster News Notes and Memorial Service Plans
Foster Illinois reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Wm Workman on May 21 1906. A Memorial service is planned for Sunday May 27 at Foster Baptist Church with Rev Carwell of the German M E church delivering the sermon. Decoration Day exercises are set for Copperas Creek cemetery with Rev J R Hanley delivering the address. Doctors Beveridge and Beadle made professional calls in Foster and Wravyville on Monday Tuesday and Thursday this week.
Rural Route Boxes to Display Signals for Mail Pickups
Postmaster Burk announces rural free delivery will require patrons to display a signal on their rural route boxes when leaving mail for carriers to collect starting July 10 1906. Carriers will not open boxes without signals and must lower signals after collection. The rule settles a long dispute over box inspections and aims for clear compliance.
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Free Delivery Service
P. V. de Grant
quilting gathering at Mrs Reeves' this Wednesday
A note describes a quilting gathering at Mrs Reeves' home this Wednesday with many ladies, including Mrs T.'s mother Mrs M F Martin and other invited guests.
Pine Mills Notes On Local Business And Road Work
Pine Mills Iowa May 24. Munson from Fairport did business at Louis Carwitzel's on Tuesday. Two loads of plank hauled from Muscatine for two new county bridges. Pine Creek ball nine beat Blue Grass Sunday nine to three. Rinerd hauling rock from Wild Cat den for elevated water tank. Fillips quarrying rock for August Kemper. Wm Hartman and two young children visiting uncle W Peterson Davenport for several days.
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Pine Mills
Munson
Fairport
Louis Carwitzel’s
Muscatine
Pine Creek Ball
Our Boys
Blue Grass
F. Rinerd
Wild Cat
Jim
August Kemper
Ieseee
Wm. Hartman
W. Peterson
North Brady Street
Davenport
Pleasant Prairie Notes: Births and Local Visits
Pleasant Prairie reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker. Miss Rena Atwill of Wilton visited her sister, Mrs. Baker, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E A Allbee are away west for a few weeks. Rudolph Stormer and Johnnie Metz visited Muscatine this week. Henry Drumm and Mr. Baker attended a Wilton meeting this week.
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Pleasant Prairie
Roy Baker
Rena Atwill
Wilton
Electric Bitters marketed as cure for indigestion
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises Electric Bitters priced at 50 cents with a guarantee to prevent and cure malice described as indigestion. The copy portrays a period health remedy claim aimed at general stomach discomfort.
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Havercamp
Illinois Town News Aids Community Events And Visits
Mr and Mrs John France and son Raymond left for Oregon to spend summer with relatives Decoration day services planned at the church with Rev Morton delivering the memorial speech Miss MaeNeely visits Rock Island for a few weeks The ice cream social for Epworth League raised over 123 and was well attended League services led by Mrs Melvin Thomas Peter Sedam hopes for better health Mr and Mrs John Brayton visited Muscatine on business Lida and Emma Kent returned home from a week with relatives and friends Mrs Harry Titterington and her children of Edgington visited over Sunday
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Wm. Ruthendere
Oscar
Illinois City
Edna Barlett
Elsie
Abbie Searight
Rofie Reynolds
Misses Schrock
Sam Ziegenhorn
C. E. Barlett
Henry Ziegenhorn
John France
Raymond
Oregon
Rev
Morton
MaeNeely
Rock Island
Epworth League
Melvin Thomas
Peter Sedam
John Brayton
Muscatine
Lida
Emma Kent
Harry Titterington
Edgington
White Collar Line Steamers Reth Phones 49
Round trip to Davenport on Sunday only for 50 cents as the White Collar Line Steamers offer a reduced fare. The notice revises a previous price and specifies Sunday service to Davenport.
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White Collar Line Steamers
Davenport
Mason ic fraternal meeting notices in Iowa
Society cards list regular meetings for Masonic bodies in Iowa. Iowa Lodge No. 2 A F and A M meets the 61st Tuesday evening. Washington Chapter No. 4 R A M convokes second Friday. Stein's mastic hall hosts Royal and Select Masters third Thursday. De Molay Commandery No. 1 meets the third Wednesday.
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G. D. Lezette
I. M. L. Johnson
DE Molay Commandery No. 1
G. PD. Lezette
E. C
Muscatine group meets weekly at Fagle Lodge hall
A local club meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Fagle Lodge hall near Duncar restaurant. Visitors at Vaya welcome. W. C. Towers, W. P. H. C. Thiesen, W. Sec. are listed as officers.
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Fagle Lodge
Duncar
al Vaya
W. C. Towers
W. P. H. C. Thiesen
W. Sec
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James Morris
Elma Scott
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J. W. Robinson
Howe
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M. P. Goff
W. 2Nd St
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Fraternal Aid Association
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W. D. Bowlby
FE. P. Day
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E. P. Day
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