Zimmerman Ties Daubert in National League Batting Race
Heine Zimmerman ties for second place in the National League with Daubert at .326, Robertson leads at .349. Zimmerman also tops NL in total bases with 189, while Robertson, Daubert, and Wagner post high batting marks. Rosy results also list leading pitchers across leagues, with multiple clubs shown in top ERA and win totals.
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Chicago
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Cobb
Eddie Collins
Baker
Detroit
Jackson
Burns
Hoblitzer
Boston
Shotton
St. Louis
Nanamaker
New York
High
Strunk
Philadelphia
Thomas
W.L. E.R. Cullop
S. Coveleskie
Clveland
Williams
Johnson
Washington
Heine Zimmerman
Daubert
Robertson
Ert
Brooklyn
Zimmerman Chicago
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chase
Cincinnati
Long
Hornsby
Wheat
Schultz
Hinchman
L. E.R. Hughes
Marquard
Aea
Pfeffer
Alexander
Benton
Mamauz
Rixey
Seveeea OD
Coombs
Ragan
Packard
American Association
Larry Chappelle
Columbus
Thorp
Milwaukee
Holland
Minneapolis
Bradley Columbus
Gilbert
Kansas City
Demmitt
Gardner
Toledo
Chappelle
Stovall
F. Smith
St. Paul
Becker
Beall
Daniels
Louisville
Deal
Lelvelt
Hardgrave
Evans
Castlemen Take Third Of Series
In the seventh inning Falk singled and Davis out, Staley and Pettigrew drove in a run, Castlemen gain lead. Turner’s bunt error and Selby scoring on wild pitches set stages. Castle added more later. Ninth inning solidifies win as Castle scores on Sherer’s double and Turner’s single.
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Falk
Davis
Staley
Pettigrew
Golvine
Castlemen
Selby
Castle
Sherer
Turner
Tyree
Dobbins
Speeders
Trainer
Galvin
Carter To Chicago Cubs
Chicago Nationals announce the acquisition of pitcher Nick Carter a right handed starter from the Indianapolis club of the American Association as disclosed by Cubs president Weegman on Saturday July 23 in Chicago.
Famous Rider at Local Horse Show
Quincy readers watched Tom Bass of Mexico Missouri ride Rex owned by Ted Averkamp to victory in a saddle event. Rex appeared in a show for the first time Friday and Bass, famed since the Queen Victoria era, prepared intensely for the local prize and plans to ride in major shows nationwide this season.
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Quincy Persons
Tom Bass
Mexico
Rex
Ted Averkamp
Mr. Bass
Queen Victoria
Bass
De Palma Wins 100 Mile Motor Race in Kansas City
Ralph De Palma won the feature 100 mile event at the new speedway in Kansas City driving a German made car with a time of 1 42 54 and 58.68 mph average. Eddie O Donnell finished second with George Buzane third as only five of 12 starters finished. O Donnell suffered multiple injuries when his car crashed through the fence during the 25 mile trial. The race status was undecided pending American Automobile Association officials in New York.
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Kansas
City
Ralph de Palma
Eddie O’donnell
George Buzane
Art Klein
Art Johnson
O'Donnell
O’donnell
American Automobile Association
New York
Sir Edgar Wins Merchants Handicap at Hawthorne
Sir Edgar with Jockey Calder won the six furlong Merchants handicap at Hawthorne on Saturday from six starters. Dodge, Latonia and American derby winner, stumbled at the start and finished third with Pesky second. Time 1:133-5. Purse $1,200 added.
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Sir Edgar
Chicago
Calder Up
Hawthorne
Dodge
Pesky
Marsden Named as Noted Long Criminal Record
Ray Marsden, described as a “successful jail breaker,” faces charges for robbing poor boxes in Quincy churches while awaiting transfer to Adams County Jail. His past includes Memphis break in, burglary sentencing in October 1901, thefts from Parker Pen Co, larceny at Milwaukee museum, and multiple short stints in Wisconsin facilities under aliases John Cronin and Ray Marsden. He has been reported to authorities by Henry Town, Wisconsin state prison warden.
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Ray Marsden
Koch
Henry Town
Wisconsin State
Adams County
Quincy
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Janesville
Wis
Waukesha
Wisconsin
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Parker Pen Company
Milwaukee House of Correction
Milwaukee Public Museum
John Cronin
Dane County
Sunday School to Big Church in Illinois City Mission
Rev. James OC Kirkpatrick recounts the 1900 Methodist mission at Fourth and Lind streets growing from a Bible study group into a formal church by 1905. The building, once a spiritualist hall, was repurposed. enrollment surpassed 200 with strong support from Rev. Parker Shields and J L Straub.
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Fourth and Lind
J. L. Straub
J. C. Dussair
William Beadles
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Home
Quincy
Parker Shields
Vermont Street
W. T. Beadles
Shields
M. D. Tremaine
Trinity Church
Herald
Vermont Street Church
Fourth and Lind Streets
Grace Church
Myrick
Escape Artist in Serial Offender Case
The man, discharged February 4, 1910, claimed valuable jewelry hidden at Fond du Lac and Milwaukee. Police found the story a fabrication after locating the property in Milwaukee. He later received a four year sentence for robbery in Michigan’s Jackson State Prison, escaped, was recaptured, and earned a reputation for repeatedly evading officers and breaking jail.
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Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Jackson
Michigan
John Reigh Dies of Heart Trouble at 54
John Reigh, a 54 year old city resident of 483 North Twelfth street, died at 12:15 PM Saturday in St Mary's hospital from heart trouble after a two year illness. Born in Milwaukee, he leaves two sons John E. of Joliet and Arthur T. of this city, and two daughters Florence and Viola. His wife died nine years ago. Funeral arrangements include services at his residence Tuesday at 8:30 AM and at 9 AM at St. Rose church, with burial in St. Peter's cemetery.
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John Reigh
North Twelfth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Reigh
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Rose of Lima Church
John E
Joliet
Arthur T
Quincy
Florence
Viola
Reigh
St. Rose Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Death of Wabash agent C B Bishop in Vandalia Mo
C B Bishop, brother-in-law of Thomas John Jr, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Wabash, died Friday evening in Vandalia Missouri. He was 37, had diabetes, and recently traveled from Rochester Minnesota via the Mayo Brothers institute. He passed through Quincy Friday and died an hour after arriving in Vandalia at 7 o clock. Bishop supervised the Mississippi Glass brick plant in Vandalia. John’s mother was reported in serious condition.
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C. B. Bishop
Thomas John, Jr
Wabash
Vandalia
John
Bishop
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers’ Institute
Quincey
Funeral for Joseph Steinway Held at Home and Church
The funeral for Joseph Steinway was conducted at 8 o'clock Saturday morning at the family residence 1127 North Twelfth Street and at 8:30 o'clock in St. John's Catholic Church by Father J. Postner. The services were largely attended with many flowers. The bearers were Gua Klamner, Henry Brockhaus, Carl Marold, Herman Winkelsohann, Henry Johannes Meyer and A. J. Maas. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery.
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Joseph Steinway
North Twelfth Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Father J. Postner
Gua Klamner
Henry Brockhaus
Carl Marold
Herman Winkelsohann
Henry Johannesmeyer
A. J. Maas
Burisl
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Eva Mulligan Dies at 23 in Hems of Mother
Miss Eva Mulligan died at 31774 Hampshire Street at 2 80 o clock Saturday afternoon after a long illness tuberculosis 23 years old she leaves her grieving mother Mrs Elmer Miller and other family members.
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Eva Mulligan
Elmer Miller
Hampshire Street
Miller family obituary mentions relatives and service details
The deceased is mourned by mother Mrs Miller and two brothers Chester and Kenneth Miller, grandfather Jamis Mulligan, and other relatives. Funeral services are at 2:30 PM Monday at the mother's home 317 12 Hampshire Street, officiated by Rev N M Rigg of Vermont Street Methodist Church, with burial at Green Mount Cemetery. Friends invited.
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Miller
Chester
Kenneth Miller
Jamis Mulligan
Hampshire Street
N. M. Rigg
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs J J Freiburg
Funeral services for Mrs J J Freiburg will be held at 8 oclock Tuesday morning at the residence 1225 Maine street and at 830 oclock in St Boniface Catholic church Burial will be in Calvary cemetery Friends invited to attend Motar funeral.
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J. J. Freiburg
Maine Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Motar
Church Picnic and Sunday Services Offered by Local Churches
The Women's auxiliary of Good Shepherd church and member families held a basket picnic in Highland park Wednesday night with women hosting in the afternoon and men joining in the evening. First Baptist at Fourth and Jersey lists Sunday school at 9:15, morning service at 10:45, B Y P U at 2:30, and evening service at 7:43 led by Rev. R. M. Jones. Grace Methodist Standard Bearers hosted a Madison park picnic supper Friday with a monthly business meeting at Mrs. G. H. Wilson’s home. Elsie Doland is noted as president of the society.
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the Good Shepherd Church
Highland Park
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Jersey Streets
Grace Methodist Church
Madison Park
G. H. Wilson
North Twenty-fourth Street
Elsie Doland
Pastor Kirkpatrick Shaping Growth at Local Charge
The editor notes Rev. James O. Kirkpatrick, the present pastor, is the first with substantial ministry experience to serve this charge. He has been warmly received and valued by his congregation. The year brought growth and praise for his work, amid his varied path from factory lad at twelve to early apprenticeships in a swollen mill and a general store.
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James O. Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Missionary Friends Meeting Plans Penny Social
A Woman's Missionary Friends meeting concluded with a magazine lesson and a planned penny social soon. Mrs. Wilson led a delightful luncheon following the gathering.
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Ciety
Women's Missionary Friends
Clergy, unions, and churchs united summer services announced
Rev W C A Martens of St John s Evangelical will preach Sunday evening at Bloomfield church. Reports from the Baptist Young Peoples union convention in Chicago will be given by Misses Esther and Naomi Georgens at 6 30 pm at Vermont Street Baptist church with special music by Olga Ruths Jessie and Ella Anderson. Rev A LeGrand invites nearby congregations to join in summer services until their churches reopen. Christ church and Sunday school hold an August 3 campus picnic with a chicken pie supper prepared by church women.
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W. C. A. Martens
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Bloomfield Church
Baptist Young Peoples Union Convention
Chicago
Esther
Naomi Georgens
Vermont Street
Olga Ruths
Jessie
Ella Anderson
A. LeGrand
Christ Church
Reverend Schueler Guests at Luther Memorial Anniversary
Rev. E. P. Schueler of Albuquerque New Mexico visiting Albuquerque for the Luther Memorial church anniversary has attended several dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs C W Breitwieser. Also noted were Dr UH L Yarger and Rev I W Bingaman with additional attendees at a Friday noon dinner by Misses Marah and Elizabeth Rhoenal on South Eleventh Street.
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E. P. Schueler
Albuquerque
N. M
Luther Memorial Church
Heidbreder
Vermont Street
C. W. Breitwieser
Mr. Schueler
UH. L. Yarger
Springfield
I. W. Bingaman
Marah
Elizabeth Rhoenal
Local Church Leader Builds Mission Across Plains
A former teacher in Illinois and Kansas turned preacher for Sac and Fox agency congregations organized churches while studying seven years in college. He earned bachelor and master degrees at a North Illinois Wesleyan University, prepared in theology and medicine, and led growing congregations. Baptisms and new members recently boosted a 200 plus Sabbath school membership as leaders oversee Epworth League, multiple societies, and the official board.
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Illinois
Kansas
Sac and Fox Agency
Ninoia Wesleyan University
Calcutta
Melrose Chapel
Social Visit At The Harveys Home
In the home of Mr and Mrs Poe Harvey and Saturday lunch with Miss Agnes Carmeny and her sister Mr Rebecca Vickers.
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Mrs. Poe Harvey
Misa Agnes Carmeny
Mr. Rabecca Vickers
Metal workers and tinters enjoy picnic at Arion Park
Members of the Tinners Union No. 56 and the Master Sheet Metal Workers traveled by auto to Arion Park near the Bluff brewery for a day of fishing ball games and driving contests. The Bosses beat the Men 19 to 18 in a close ball game. Rocksy Ahern won the automobile driving contest. Organizers were Frank Kapen John Requet Willis Thoele and George Kroner.
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Tinners’ Union
Arion Park
Old Bluff Brewery
Rocksy Ahern
Frank Kapen
John Requet
Willis Thoele
George Kroner
Johnston Griffin Lose to Behr and Murray on turf
New York July 23 W M Johnston and C J Griffin national doubles champions were defeated here Saturday at Crescent Athletic Club by Karl Behr and R L A Murray. Final scores were 8-6 6-1 4-6 3-4 6-4.
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New York
W. M. Johnston
C. J. Griffin
Crescent Athletic Club
Karl Behr
R. L A. Murray
Schmidt Wins Western Golf Championship in Del Monte
Heinrich Schmidt of Claremont Golf and Country Club Oakland defeated Douglas Grant Northern California champion 7 up and 6 to play to win the western golf championship at Del Monte California on Saturday.
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del Monte
Cal
Heinrich Schmidt
Claremont Golf and Country Club
Oakland
Douglas Grant
Northern California
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America
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Mexico, Mo
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Hampshire
BIG
Grace Methodist Organization
J. O. Kirkpatrick
James OC. Kirkpatrick
A. M
Myrick Hall
Carl Dussair
S. J. Dap
Per
Otho Arnold
A. L. Martin
BE. H. Menke
W. H. Home
S. K. Shulz
Laura Shulz
Mary Southwick
George Southwich
Norris H. Taylor
George Southwick
S. J. Dapper
A. L. Casely
C. S. Rodman
H. G. Swope
Will S. German
Payson
P. R. Powers
Church News
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Joseph Whitefield
Epworth League
Roy Doland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Weeman’s Foreign Missionary Society
J. L. Staub
Standard Bearers
J. Dapper
Jesse L. Howe
Otho Arnod
Johnston-Griffin
Schmidt
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