Giants Lose Extra Inning Clash in Sedalia Fort Scott Battle
Fort Scott edged Sedalia 4 to 3 in a 14 inning Valley League game after Sedalia appeared poised to win in the fourteenth. Disputed plays and errors blamed on multiple players sparked conflicting dispatches from Kansas City papers. Springfield routed Pittsburg 15 to 10 in League Park. Nevada beat Iola, and Joplin defeated Leavenworth 5 to 0.
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Kansas City Times
Bauers
Sedalia
Kansas City Journal
Goldbugs
Springfield
Pittsburg
League Park
Fort Scott
Ial
Aeaev
Joplin
Lola Ae
Leavenworth
Nevada
Sedalia Este
Katy Railroad Homeseekers Tickets Offer Regional Deals
The Katy line announces homeseeker tickets on the first and third Tuesdays monthly for Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas points with one fare plus $2 round trip. Sleeper service continues from St Louis to Mexico Arizona California on the Katy Flyer with a daily through sleeper to City of Mexico. One way fares to Los Angeles and San Francisco through June 15 are $26.85.
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Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Katy
St. Louis
Mexico
Arizona
California
City of Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Northwest
Homeseeker’s
St Louis
Sedalia Beats Fort Scott 3 1 in Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Sedalia 3 Fort Scott 2 with earned runs for Sedalia. Key hits by Rohn Cheek and Plummer Lee produced offense. Reid Schranz and Rohn stole bases. Thurman and Lawtner pitched. 11 men left on for Fort Scott, 12 for Sedalia. Umpire Shanks. Time 2 05. Attendance 300.
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Fort Scott
Shipke
Cooley
Downs
Bevis
Ball
Cheek
C Q
Pennington
Thurman
Sedalia
Ld Schrant
Rohn
Ford
Bauers
O Hutton
Lawiner
P Plummer
Reid
Lee
Plummer
Schranz
Lawtner
Fort
Scott
Shanks
Missouri Valley League: question of leadership and fines debated
The dispatches question Plummer or Bauers and suggest testing fines in contracts. Fort Scott fans note the Goldbugs left, while Collins handles the indicator and officiated the Pittsburg Springfield game. The piece asks if President Shively and the board deserve to remain, hinting at a call for a new board selection.
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Plummer
Bauers
Collins
Pittsburg Springfield
Shively
Missouri Valley League
Stove Hospital Opens At 213 West Main Street
Professor Doc Gross opens a stove hospital at 213 West Main Street for all sick and disabled gasoline stoves. He guarantees to make stoves operate satisfactorily. Bell phone 691. Don’t forget the professor.
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Doc Gross
West Main Street
Doc
Bell
Strike Threat Looms as Freight Handlers Demand Wages
Chicago May 21 A flat refusal by railroad managers to consider a 25 percent wage increase for freight handlers threatens last year’s tie up with traffic paralyzed. Merchants rush orders for goods while paper and cold storage supplies are stockpiled. handlers expect concessions eventually.
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Chicago
Sentinel Want Ads Offer Quick Results
Sentinel want ads promise quick results with three lines priced at 25 cents each, appearing three times to reach more readers. The ad emphasizes concise classified placement for fast responses.
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Sentinel
Syrup of Figs Endorsed as Best Family Laxative
The piece extols Syrup of Figs as the best of family laxatives after years of growth and use. It praises its plant-based laxative and carminative effects, uniform manufacture by California Fig Syrup Co., and urges buyers to insist on genuine original packaging with the full company name.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Seasonal Strawberry Delicacies and Henry James Biography
The article extols strawberry season dishes from shortcake to creams and jellies, with serving tips and a cold brandy berry cocktail. It also notes Henry James born in New York City sixty years ago, detailing his education at Harvard Law School and first novel in 1871.
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New York City
Henry James
James
Harvard Law School
America
Hancock prizes awarded for military papers in 1903
The Military Service Institution of the United States awarded the Hancock prizes for 1903 for best and second best short papers on military subjects. First prize went to Major William D. Beach of the Tenth United States Infantry.
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Military Service Institution of the
United States
Hancock
William D. Beach
Tenth United
If You Use Ball Blue Ball Blue Ad
Cinders available at Economy Steam Heating plant. Call E. A. Ashbrook at 610 East Broadway for details. Large 2 oz package of Red Cross Ball Blue advertised at 5 cents.
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Red Cross
Bes
Economy
E. A. Ashbrook
East Broadway
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Frick
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Killallay
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PE Leaworth
Bunty and
Henry
Zaller
Mexican Central Railway
Old Mexico
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Gieschen & Wiebrock
Athletic and Sporting Goods
W. Main St
U.S
Price Saking Powder CO
Baseball Notes
Stove Hospital
Rocky Mountain
E. Bard Drug Co
New York
George A Cullen
Adams ST
San Francisco, Cal
Louisville, Hy
New York, N. Y
Ject
George A. Major
T. T. Major & Son
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Alvatander
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W. J. Lawson
Royal Tribe
U N. E. Gandy
Wrie Cream Parlor
Lee Cream Soda
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