Champs Defeat Ottumwa in Double-Header, Narrowly Played
The Champs swept Ottumwa in a two game set marked by loose fielding and errors. Cruikshank starred in the outfield and Darrah earned a win in the opener as Waterlo o claimed a 2-1 tenth inning victory and a 6-5 second game win amid wild first innings and late drama.
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Cruikshank
Darrah
Plympton
Ditumwa
Plymipton
Gasper
Ottumwa
Finney
Crink Shank
C. Fleming
The Carnival Here Parker Show Arrives in Waterloo
Waterloo defeats Ottumwa 6 to 1 in a baseball game cited by innings Water town scored six runs against Ottumwa amid 13 40 game time. Pitchers Gasper Simoes and Fleming contributed strikeouts with several hits and bases on balls listed. Attendance logged as 1987 and officials Bush and Lader umpiring.
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Ottumwa
Darrsh
Plympton
Dar- Waterloo
Ortunuya
Krueger
Hart
Chuck" Fleming
Cavanaugh
Cady
Dorrance
Pennington
Cruikshank
Volk
Waterloo Bries
Foster
Magee
Dor
Trance
Hartmasn
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Lizstte
Jamwa
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Lawler
C. Fieming
Gow
Hartman
Simons
Paterson
Waterton
Peterson
Ottu
B. Fleming
Gasper
Sehin
Cruiksbank
Waterion
Viollado
Simoes
Fleming
Aft Peterson
Washer
Kru
Ringling Brothers circus nears Waterloo with grand attractions
The Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows arrive next Friday in Waterloo featuring a famed parade of foreign talent, dazzling costumes, and an extensive rebuilt city of shops and hotels. Parker Amusement Company also arrives from St. Paul to perform at Red Cedar Ball Park August 24 through 29, with 16 tented exhibitions, free attractions, a wild animal arena, and a dramatic feat called The Limit.
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Waterloo
Ringling Brothers
Stow
Ervors
Teket
Amunger’s
Great
Parker Amusement Company
St. Paul
Ehty
Red Cedar Ball Park
Ana
Al 50
Larceny Cases Move to Police Court in Kepford Docket
Three locals face larceny charges as Judge Kepford begins using a criminal docket in police court. W. D. McColly and A. J. Avenis jailed on suspicion after joking about carrying kindling and a jug during a stop near East Bisth and Seventh. George Oliver also pleads guilty to a separate theft from a farmhouse near Waterlon.
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W. D. McColly
A. J. Avenis
Mubbel
Bunn
East Bisth
Seventh
Kepford
Thal
Agena
George Oliver
Waterlon
Oliver
Willard
Careless Telegraph Delays News of Son’s Illness
Mrs. Anna Cox of 137 Franklin Street learned her son W. R. Cox in Salina Kansas was gravely ill from appendicitis after a telegram dated the 21st failed to reach her. An investigation found the telegram stamped as delivered but never delivered, delaying critical family planning and a needed operation until a later moment. The Cox family, longtime Waterloo residents, awaited a 4 pm arrival today as Mrs. Cox and her daughter Louise traveled from Waterloo to Salina.
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Anna Cox
Franklin Street
Salina
Kansas
Cox
Tele-Granh
Sa Jlina
Alden
Iowa
Lene
Waterloo
Louise
Charles
Mr. Cox
Collision scatters streetcar as engine pushes it forty feet
A Winds Central passenger engine collided with streetcar No. 3 at East Fourth and Water streets Sunday morning. Brakes failed as the motorman tried to stop at the crossing. the car was pushed along Water street about forty feet, with the motorman thrown but unharmed. The car was badly damaged. crew members escaped with minor injuries. Small blaze later quenched at Irving Hotel block during remodeling when hot irons and supposed holes sparked a smudge.
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Yue
East Fourth
Water Streets
Harry Camp
Fred Whitstock
Hest
Gamp Siw
Water Street
Garcett
Gerbine
Gar Gadly
Irving Hotel
jDlock
Bridge Street
Evangelical Association vows to renew park lease at Waterloo
The Evangelical Association reports record attendance at the closing of its 1908 camp meeting. A 17 year park lease expires next year, with a committee appointed to confer with the park board on retaining Chautauqua grounds and possibly relocating if terms fail. Bishop Breyfogel and leaders anticipate arranging favorable terms.
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Woman's Missionary
Bariery
Evangelical Association
Breyfogxel
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Concensus
Chautauqua Park
E. Noeller
A. L. Hauser
Cedar Falls
J. H. Bauernsfeind
Park Board
J.C. Gates
Q. J. Fullerton
Canelli
Song Sergice
Rev
Berger
Bishop Brey. Fogel
Herger
Lincoln
Neb
Breyfogel
Chicago
J. H. Bauernfelnd
Cleveland
Ohio
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Camp Meeting Association
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Evangelical Camp Meeting
W. C. Nuban
Cedar Pulls
Henry Lang
Wilton
W. A. Lang
Waverly
Mirs
August Goetze
Fort Dodge
B. O. Beck
Dysart
Local Markets Today in Waterloo Iowa Markets Steady Amid Quiet Trade
Waterloo Aug 24 The horse market shows slight activity but remains slow with buyers scarce for prime chunks. Drafters face slow outlet as demand from the east weakens. Pigs fed on corn, tannage, and skimmed milk show varying gains, with skimmed milk feeding highlighted by a Missouri station test. A Tri Politan picnic in Chautauqua Park brings together former residents for a reunion and annual event.
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Benny
Timothy Hay
Hog and Produce Market Amid Poor to Fair Quality
Monday's hog market showed weakness with prices easing from Saturday highs. Receipts remained moderate as shipments continued, with tops around 36.30 and meat classes weaker. poultry and eggs also noted lower demand, while grain deliveries were lighter than expected and prices steady.
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Chicago
Lemon Couple Arrives Before Denver Political Tour
Mr and Mrs J K Lemon of Freeport Alabama arrived Monday morning for a brief visit before continuing to Denver and other political engagements in Colorado.
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J. K. Lemon
Freeport, AL
Denver
Colorado
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