Baseball tomorrow Winfield vs Washington at home
Local notes mention a baseball game tomorrow between Winfield and Washington with ample seating for spectators. Other items list visitors, travels, and social visits around town including baker Johnson offering his usual line of goods and various residents heading to events or moving plans.
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Winfield
Washington
Johnson
Picnty
Dolbuckley
Mame Dede
Chittum
Richmond
J. B. Schreckengest
Waterloo
Ella Warren
Helle Plaine
Lewis Klein
Not Absence of Coal Yet A Man Must Decide
A concise quotation from Marion T. Anderson urging a man to put coal in early if spared, emphasizing personal choice and accountability in a wartime or utilitarian context. The speaker asserts the life spared imposes a duty to act promptly.
Alexander’s Fool Friends Ride Watermelon Crates Joke
In Eastport Maine on August 3 W S Alexander was abducted during a wedding reception by a group of jokers. They gagged him cuffed him and placed him in watermelon crates before parading him through town in a dump cart while flour rice and water soaked him.
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Eastport
W. S. Alexander
Alexander
Baseball Plan For Five Games At Chautauqua Week
The baseball boys organize five games during the Chautauqua week. Three contests will be at the Chautauqua grounds and two at the Southeast park.
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Chautauqua
Southeast Park
Forethought Can Save Trouble, Said to Aid Diarrhoea Remedy
A tip urges keeping Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand as a preventive measure. Noted as a product sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Stewart’s
Cook7& Sherman
Norway A Republic Aims to Prevent Kaiser Support for Danish Prince
Copenhagen August 3 4 Emperor William shows clear backing for Prince Charles of Denmark as Norway’s future king. He warns that if Charles does not become king Norway will become a republic. The emperor prefers a monarchy and endorses Prince Carl as candidate. Ning Christian and Danish princes dined with William I and attended maneuvers.
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Copenhagen
William
Norway
Charles
Denmark
Carl
Ning Christian
William I
Hohenzollern
Harold
Frederick
Just Had to Kiss Her Charged Soldier Kisses Granted Discharge
In Middletown New York on August 3 William Babcock 27 was charged with disgracing the U S army by hugging and kissing his companion on public streets. He claimed he and the woman had just married and the uniform belonged to a deceased brother. The couple was discharged.
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Middletown
N. Y
United States Army
William Babcock
Babcock
Indiana University Names New Pathology Chief
Aug. 3 Indiana University announces the appointment of Dr. Wilfred Hy. Manwarning fellow of the Rockefeller Institute and University of Chicago pathology assistant as head of the new department of pathology and bacteriology with the rank of associate professor.
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Chicago
Wilfred Hy. Manwarning
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
University of Chicago
Indiana University
Will of Mrs. E A M Jeffers Endows Colleges
Richmond Ind August 3 By the will of Mrs E A M Jeffers late of Richmond who died at Chautauqua N Y DePauw University will receive 35000 and Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware O 86000 Other institutions receive lesser amounts
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Richmond
Ind
E. A. M. Jeffers
Chautauqua
N. Y
Depauw University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Mistral Wins Chicago to Mackinac Yacht Race
The yacht Mistral has won the Chicago to Mackinac race, reported from Mackinac Island. The Detroit dispatch notes the victory on August 3 with the News special covering the result.
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Mistral
Detroit
Mackinac Island
District Attorney M Jerome Seeks Special Grand Jury
District Attorney Jerome discusses forming a special grand jury to investigate the Equitable Life matter. The move aims to probe alleged irregularities and potential misconduct within the life insurance case. The plan signals heightened legal scrutiny by local authorities.
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Istrict
Jerome
Equitable Life
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues and Cities
Scores from the field show Pittsburg 3 New York 1 in the National League opener and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 13 innings. Chicago 4 Boston 0 in eleven. American League results include New York 4 Cleveland 3 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3. Association and Western games list Toledo 14 Toledo 8 and St Joseph 5 Denver 1 with further incomplete reports.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omahe
Fourth annual Chautauqua opens in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Aug 3 Governor La Follette headlined day one of the fourth annual Chautauqua. A large audience heard his three hour speech on Representative Government. Local band led by Prof Langenberg performed in morning program. Attendance of tents exceeds previous years. Tomorrow features Temperance day.
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Columbus Junction
Gov. la Follette
Langenberg
LaFollette
Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No. 26 on Friday evening August 4 1905 for business and petitions. A N Alberson W M.
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Washington Lodge No
A. N. Alberson
W. M
Peculiar Disappearance Tied to New Life Pills claims
J. J. Runyan of Butlerville credits Dr Kings New Life Pills for his stomach and digestive symptoms. He calls them a perfect remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. Guaranteed at J A Stewarts drug store priced 25 cents.
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J. J. Runyan
Butlerville, C
Face Screen For Lepers
In the Audijan leper colony Tur kestan women have become professional beggars. They use large leaf fans to shield their faces as they present pahnas for copper coins. The screens cover the head and may extend to conceal hand signs with linen wraps if the disease has affected their hands.
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Audijan
Turkestan
Charity begins at Home in Absurd Mirror Moment
Absentminded Professor Lump lin is described as shabby and frail in appearance. He looks at his reflection in a mirror and, reacting to the image, draws out his purse to give alms.
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Lumplin
Japanese Demand Grows for American Dried Apricots
The Japanese market shows rising fondness for American dried apricots as imports increase in volume and frequency, reflecting growing ties in food trade between the United States and Japan.
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