Sedalia Goldbugs Clinch Seventh Straight in Eleven Inning Win
Sedalia edged Iola 4 3 after eleven frames as Vandine belted a fifth inning home run and Millsap clashed with Sedalia players in a tense top of the eleventh. Allen and Vandine sparked late offense while Millsap yielded the decisive runs and Rohn's key defensive play sealed the victory.
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Goldbugs
Iola
Shrant
Sedalia
Carpenter
Allen
Poorman
Shortstop
Hawkins
Millsaps
Thomas
Millsap
Rolin
Rohn
Schranz
Clark
White
Eut
Allison
Fola
Siesce RB
Ruran
Cio Bores
Poa
Schaumeyer
Moroes
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Clarke
Neas
G. Ew Allison
Lola
Joplin Stops Nevada In Slugging Baseball Clash
In Nevada Missouri on July 25 Joplin won the second game of the series defeating Nevada 12 to 11. Poor fielding plagued both clubs as Torrie Cheek batted for Nevada while Companion Finne connected for Joplin.
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Nevada
Torrie
Cheek
Companion
Finne
Springfield Triumphs In Pitchers' Battle At Fort Scott
Springfield won 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel at Fort Scott. Craig hit a homer on a misplayed ball and Zoellers scored on Moore's wild throw. Fort Scott tallied 2 runs on 2 hits with 4 errors. Springfield 3 runs on 5 hits with 1 error. Batteries Woodbury and Moore versus Neetagay and Schmidt.
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Springfield
Fort Scott
Kas
Craig
Zoellers
Moore
Woodbury
Neetagay S Rlyayy
Schmidt
Jefferson City shuts out Chanute 4–0 in baseball game
Jefferson City, Mo July 25 Jefferson City defeated Chanute 4 to 0. Courtwright allowed two hits for Jefferson City while Lindley and Broply pitched for Chanute. The Jefferson City bats collected 9 hits with 1 error, Chanute had 2 hits and 4 errors.
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Jefferson City
New Players Expected for Lola Record Team
The Lola Record reports new men likely join the Lola team in Sedalia or Jefferson City. Arthur Hippert, a left handed hitter who batted .646 in 48 games for Saginaw, Michigan, is among them. Shuster from the Iowa South Dakota league may play third base, with two more pitchers being negotiated.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
Arthur Hippert
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Shuster
Clark
Springfield Pitcher Kane Linked to St Louis Move
The Fort Scott Tribune notes fuss over nothing about pitcher Harry Kane of Springfield planning to quit the team for a National League stint with St Louis. Springfield and Kane deny the move while Kane visits the city amid the dispute with Joe Finnigan.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Ft. Scott
Sedalia
Springfield Republican
Kane
Giants
Fort Scott Tribune
Harry Kane
Joe Finnigan
Windsor tops Urich 7 to 6 in close baseball contest
Windsor baseball club defeated Urich 7 to 6 in a tight game at Windsor. Pitchers Cross and Benson starred for Windsor while Owens of Harrisonville seeks a Sedalia tryout. Meeks moved from Iola to Nevada as Syracuse, N Y, seeks Nevada’s Red Morton and Chanute changes ownership under W Williams and Chase Brown.
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Windsor
Urich
Cross
Benson
Owens
Harrisonville
Sedalia
Chanute
Meeks
Iola
Nevada
Syracuse
N. Y
Red Morton
Etaoin
W. Williams
Chase W. Brown
L. J. Galbreath
Old Reliable Low Rates Advertised For Travel Deals
Advertisement lists low round trip fares and travel windows from Sedalia Missouri. It promotes trips to Colorado, Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Pueblo, Denver, Colorado Springs, Fox Lake Wisconsin and other destinations with travel periods in June through October 1902. Unlimited stopovers and multiple monthly sale dates are noted.
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Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Pueblo
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake and
Fox Lake
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Milwaukee
Green Lake
Rev Allan Preaches Last Sermon at Calvary Church
Rev Allan will deliver his final sermon at Calvary church next Sunday before leaving for vacation. The discourse centers on Esau's Sale of His Birthright with focus on biblical lessons and personal reflection.
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Allan
Calvary Church
Esau
Two Negroes Lynched Near Womelsdorf After Wilmoth Murder
In Philippe West Virginia on July 25 an angry mob of several hundred lynched two unknown Black men after the murder of Chief Bud Wilmoth. One victim was killed in the stationhouse, the other hanged in a park and then shot and mutilated. Whites and Blacks are enraged and prepare for further violence as officers fear more lynching.
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Bellington
Elkins
Colonies Back Home Rule in Ireland Move
London's gathering of premiers from England’s key colonies signals strong support for Irish self rule, challenging British imperial policy and prompting a domestic political shift.
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London
England
Ireland
Estimated corn crop of 1902 near 2.59 billion bushels
Kansas City July 25 estimates from government figures put the 1902 corn crop at about 2.589 billion bushels. Western railroads are preparing for its transport.
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Kansas City
Western
First Georgia Cotton Bale Brings 11 Cents at Auction
Savannah reports the first bale of the 1902-1905 crop season sold at the Cotton exchange for 11 cents per pound. In New York, Rep J W Babcock of Wisconsin opens Republican campaign HQs declaring the party outlook excellent.
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Savannah
Cotton Exchange
New York
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Campaign Committee
Emperor William Medal Gazette for Plainfield Fire Chief
The Red Cross third class medal has been gazetted for August Saltzmann, chief of the fire department in Plainfield New Jersey. The honor was announced from Berlin dated July 25.
Army chief visits Leesburg guard encampment at Camp Ordway
Washington July 25 Lieut Gen Miles commanding the army visited Camp Ordway Leesburg Virginia where the district national guard is holding its annual encampment.
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Washington
Miles
Army
Camp Ordway
Leesburg
District National Guard
Death of Royal E. Robbins founder of American Waltham Watch Co
Royal E. Robbins founder and treasurer of the American Waltham Watch Co for 45 years died in Beverly Massachusetts at age 78.
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New York
Royal E. Robbins
American Waltham Watch Co
Beverly
Mass
Boer Prisoners Sail for Cape Town After Bermuda Arrivals
Sixty four of the 90 Boer prisoners released and arriving from Bermuda on July 14 have sailed for Cape Town and Mossel Bay in South Africa.
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New York
Bermuda
Cape Town
Mosssel Bay
South Africa
Des Moines Cruiser Set for September Launch
Boston report says the cruiser Des Moines is under construction at Ford River Ship and Engine Co. yard and will be launched on Saturday September 20.
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Boston
Des Moines
Ford River Ship and Engine Co
Argentine smelter dismantling in Kansas City
Kansas City July 25. The Argentine Kas smelter once claimed as the world’s largest is being dismantled.
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Kansas City
Burlington Unveils Fast Denver Train Service
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m and arrives Denver at 3 15 p m next day, three hours faster. The schedule offers a few hours in Denver for business or visiting, with through Colorado travel including chair cars sleepers and dining cars.
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Kansas City
Denver
West
Colorado
France
California Excursions From Kansas City Departures
The Burlington offers personally conducted California excursions with tourist sleepers from Kansas City, departing Wednesdays and Thursdays via scenic Colorado routes as part of the Denver Express morning service.
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California
Kansas City
Colorado
Northwest Route Ad Proposes Low-Cost Ex Press Trip
An advertising notice from R H Crozier T P A Kansas City and L W Wakely GPA St Louis invites readers to describe their proposed trip to the Northwest. They promise to quote the lowest cost and mail printed matter. Elliott, general manager in St Louis, is noted.
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Northwest
R. H. Crozier
Main Street
Kansas City
L. W. Wakely
St. Louis
Konge Pe Elliott
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