Goldbugs rout Nevada in 21 to 5 slugfest
In a Missouri Valley League match the Goldbugs opened the series by scoring 21 while Nevada managed 5. Every Goldbug reached base and Lawson went 5 for 6 with four RBIs as Bauers and McDill added hits. Nevada reports crippling injuries from recent losses. Pop Thompson joins Fort Scott. ex Captain Joe Lawton debuted for the Pirates in a 6-4 loss to Iola.
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Goldbugs
Lawson
Nevada Dispatches
LeFrance
Randlehead
Kansas City
Pop” Thompson
Fort Scott
Pop
Joe Lawtner
Pittsburg
Pirates
Iola
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole solution for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. Promises $100 reward for any case cured by the remedy and urges readers to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Iola Triumphs 6 to 4 Over Pittsburg in Rough Game
Iola defeated Pittsburg 6 to 4 in a game marked by umpiring disputes and costly errors. Relihan pitched despite illness, allowing six hits. McDonald’s defense and East’s two three base hits highlighted Iola. Fort Scott reports two games won. line scores show mixed play and officiating sparking controversy.
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Iola
Pittsburg
Kas
Relihan
McDonald
East
Morgan
Armstrong
Lawtner
Fort Scott vs Leavenworth Afternoon Game Brief
An afternoon game between Fort Scott and Leavenworth featured players Woodbury Cheek Sizemore and Erwin. The fragment notes scoring actions and participant names without clear results or context.
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Fort Scott
Leavenworth
Woodbury
Cheek Sizemore
Erwin
Midgets vs Miners Ends In Turmoil In Joplin Score Clash
In Joplin Missouri on June 30 the Midgets protested umpire calls and played a ragged game while the Miners showed snappy ball. Longfield and Joplin pitchers combined for a rough 8 inning rally as Kane Fenney and Schmidt faced Morton and Stoner. Attendance was about 2500.
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Joplin
Springfield
Kane
Fenney
Longfield
Kane, Fenney and Schmidt
Morton and Stoner
Tragic double drowning as couple leap from Leeds bridge
Nora Winfrey, 19, and husband George, 21, died after Nora leaped from the Blue River bridge at Leeds Missouri. George tried to save her, diving in and drowning as well. Inquest to be held. bodies at Wagner's. The couple had been visiting Nora's father Thomas Taplun.
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George Winfrey
Blue River
Leeds
Kansas City Journal
Goble
Wagner
Nora
Winfrey
Cecil Witte
Winfreys
Eighteenth
Brooklyn
Mrs. Winfrey
Thomas Taplun
Countries never seen revolutions and bohemian life in France
A humorous critique notes France as a nation of revolutions and art loving Bohemians. It discusses the Latin race roots, Parisian fashion, and the French reputation for politeness damaged by Dreyfus Affair references. The piece lampoons enthusiasm for liberty and the role of outsiders in shaping opinions.
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France
England
Paris
Russia
Dreyfus
Fourth of July Excursions On Ki Rae TO Line
Readable notice notes low rail fares between stations on the Ki Rae TO railway for the Fourth of July period with reduced tickets on two holiday days. Tickets offer significant savings for travelers taking short trips along the route.
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Ki Rae
Miss Bolton to Wed Perry Man on September First
Miss Mabel Bolton formerly of this city now of Perry Oklahoma will marry Oscar Grant Albertson of Hobart Oklahoma on September first. Miss Eula Baker a Sedalia girl will be maid of honor.
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Mabel Bolton
Perry
Okla
Oscar Grant Albertson
Hobart
Bolton
Sedalia High School
Eula Baker
Sedalia
Barber Shops to Close After Union Meeting
Barbers' Union members voted last night to close the barber shops in a coordinated action. The decision follows a meeting where union leaders outlined aims and possible further steps.
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Barbers’ Union
Amanan Ehane Pere
Miss Hail Hosts Six-Handed Euchre Evening
Miss Bess Hail entertained about fifteen young couples with a six handed euchre party honoring Miss Jennie Moore of Fort Scott Kansas. Five tables determined winners with Miss Ethel Collins taking the ladies prize a Gib son pin. Mr Pitkin Stanley won the gentlemen’s prize a box of cigars and Miss Moore received the guest prize a bouquet of three dozen roses. Refreshments of ices cakes and bonbons accompanied the event.
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Bess Hail
Jennie Moore
Fort Scott
Kas
Ethel Collins
Pitkin Stanley
Miss Moore
Army of baboons and locust swarms in South Africa
A Dutch traveler reports vast baboon armies in a valley called Baboon's Kranz attacking goats and drinking from wells. Locust swarms fall like rain, farmers gather and smoke them, then feed the dried insects to livestock and dogs while natives also gorge on them.
Mrs James Measures Dies in Denver at 37
Mrs. James Measures aged 37 formerly Miss Anna Hagnberg of this city died June 19 at St Josephs hospital in Denver. The remains were interred at Rawlins Wyoming where her husband works as a Union Pacific engineer.
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James Measures
Anna H’gnberg
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
Rawlins
Wyo
Union Pacific
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