Washington County backs Preston for Iowa Supreme Court
Washington county delegation at Des Moines state convention voted solidly for Judge Preston and campaigned actively for his nomination. The report lists delegation members J. Young, J. D. Byers, Clifford Thorne, S. C. Pearson, W. Neal, H. Edmundson, W. H. Butterfield, Jas. Kinney, S. W. Brookhart, J. A. Huston, H. W. McCleery, J. D. Glasgow, and others in Osceola man’s bid.
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Washington County
Preston
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Washgton
Oskaloosa
J. &. Young
J. D. Byers
Clifford Thorne
S. C. Pearson
Ss. W. Neal
KH. Edmundson
W. Ht. Butterfield
Jas. Kinney
S. W. Brookhart
J. A. Huston
H. HW. McCleery
J. D. Glasgow
Iowa City Club Disbands After Financial Troubles
The Iowa City baseball club, once touted as strong in the region, disbanded after management cited ongoing financial straits since formation a month ago. Manager Fink confirmed the dissolution and canceled upcoming games with Washington and Nebraska Indians, while backers failed to raise funds and backers stopped accounts leaving $1,800 behind.
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Iowa City
Fink
Darbyshire
Washington
University Town
Nebraska Indians
Indians
Iowa City Republican
Gold Sox
Newton
Indians Fall to Washington in Lopsided Ball Game
The Washington team routed the Nebraska Indians at S. K. ball park with Wheeler dominating on the mound and the Indians offering little resistance. The Indians’ pitching and infield were weak, while Washington outfielders cramped from positions as the game wore on. Next home game with Albia set for Monday the 15th, featuring the Hocking community team. The scorecard lists Indians 28 at bats to Washington 23 with Wheeler’s nine strikeouts and Seewalk’s seven.
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Nebraska Indians
S. K
Indians
Wheeler
Washington
St. Vitus
Albia
Hocking
Scewalk
P Adams
Thompson
Sechliebner
So Eletierich
Be & Be Stephenson
Baseball results by league with scattered standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE results show team records and percentages for multiple clubs. Listings include New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago and Milwaukee with varied win totals and percentages across standings, followed by Western and Central League notes and scattered city abbreviations.
Kidney Pills Bring Fast Relief for Bank Cashier
N. J. Gorham of the Bank of Woodville in Georgia suffered severe kidney and back pains. After taking Fol ley's Kidney Pills from Lemmon's Pharmacy, he reports full relief and greater benefit than with any other medicine.
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N. J. Gorham
Bank of
Woodville
Folley
Lemmon
Baseball league standings and scores across major circuits
Scores from American League National League American Association Western League Three Eye League Central League Wisconsin-Illinois League list multiple games with rain postponements and results for cities like Chicago New York St Louis Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Fort Wayne South Bend Springfield Terre Haute Grand Rapids Wheeling Zanesville Canton Racine Oshkosh Green Bay Appleton and others.
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American League
Chub
Wat
Path
Tn Pal
Tien
GO Sememand
Washiton
Detroit
Hirawe
Davteds
Hivelia
New York
National League
SU PhiPelia
Hirage
Pavia
Ittabarg
Brooklyn
Inety'ali
Mestten
Americarn Absoctation
Ohimbus
Milaukee
Ede
En St
ST Wiehten
Tious
D- Moines
Maha
Vinewly
Enver
Topeka
Spr'et Ld
Duque
Vv'op' Rt
Rdirecutur YarvVille
ML Peoria
Yainey
Centraleague
Gstown
Haute
Wayne
Canton
Yarton
Raphds
Chiceago
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Onaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Denver
St. Joe
Des Moines
Wichita
Quincey
Bloomington
Davenport
Decatur
Dubuque
Springield
Peoria
Danville
Pexoria
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Springfeld
Terre Tante
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Albon
Bele
Wheeling
Zanesville
Eczema Now Seen as Skin Disease Says Remedies
Recent investigations challenge old blood theory and declare eczema a skin condition. Meritol Eczema Remedy is applied directly to affected skin with claimed marvelous, permanent results, per Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’s
Americans Still Lead as Rose Wins Shot Put in Olympiad
Stockholm July 11 The United States tops the points table after Ralph Rose defeats Pat McDonald in the shot put and Craig dominates 200 meters. Sweden, Great Britain, Germany and others trail as event results accumulate and Babcock nears a world record in pole vault but falls short.
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Stockholm
Yankees
Ralph Rose
Pat McDonald
Babcock
Harvard
Wright
Art
Craig
Sweden
Great Britain
Germany
Finland
France
South Africa
Denmark
Norway
United States
Canada
Greece
Joe Patchen II Wins Comstock Pace Heat For $5000 Purse
Grand Rapids July 12 Joe Patchen II son of Joe Patchen and Bessie Lonehill owned by R J Mackenzie of Winnipeg driven by Will Fleming won the Comstock $5000 pacing stake in straight heats for 2 11 wigglers. The second money race drew mild interest while Murphy and Geers broke into winners list with Queen Lake 2 18 trot and Anvil 2 09 trot in straight heats reducing 2 08% to 2 07. Snow’s Sadie Hlalmare won the 2 09 pace in straight heats with ease.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Joe Patchen II
Joe Patchen
Bessie Lonehill
R. J. Mackenzie
Winnipeg
Will Fleming
Joe
Murphy
Geers
Queen Lake
Geers’ Anvil
Snow
Sadie Hlalmare
Forgetful Woman Learns Morning Call Help
In New Rochelle a forgetful woman asked the day operator to call each morning at nine. She later forgot why and the operator could not remind her. She discovered she wanted to feed a canary and asked that the call say feed the bird, after which the canary thrived.
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New Rochelle
Central
New York Times
Jury for Contempt Cases Passed by House
Washington July 12 the house approved the Clayton contempt bill by 282 to 18 It would allow trial by jury for indirect contempt of a federal court If enacted into law it would affect cases like those involving Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor now in question
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Washington
House
Senate
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Spinks Makes High Run in Portland Exhibition
William A. Spinks, the billiards expert, produced an exhibition run of 18.2 at 314 points in Portland. Local observers believe this may be the highest run ever achieved in the city.
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Spinks
Portland
William A. Spinks
Morgan and Ellsworth Spur July 1862 Kentucky Raid
The article recounts John H. Morgan’s Confederate raid into Kentucky in July 1862 aided by telegraph operator George A. Ellsworth. It describes Morgan’s movements from Glasgow to Lebanon and Midway, his telegraph deception, capture of dispatches, and the broader impact on Federal lines as Morgan aimed toward Cincinnati.
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Gev. L. Kilmier
U.S. Vvpter
Shiloh
Kentucky
Tennessee
George H. Thomas
T. Grant
East Tennessee
Kirby Smith
Knoxville
Cieneral John Hi. Morgan
Smith's
Boys In Blue
Ohio
Morgan
George A. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Glasgow
Tomphinsville
Louisville
Nashville
Ellaworth
Plis
Tompkinsville
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry
T. J. Jordan
Jordan
Pensylvania
Gans
Texas Rangers
NB Forrest
Tennessee Cavalry
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Forrest
Lebanon
J. T. Boyle
Clisworth
Lewisville
Berle
Lebenon
Boyle
Midway
Lexington
Prankfort
Milway
Frankfort
Georgetown
Ekilsworth
Paris
Cincinnati
George Town
Morgeau
Elsworth
Washington
White House
Corinth
Miss
Halleck
A. Lincoln
Louieville
War Department
Bootle
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Harvey, Lowa Hsit
Tabie Aig
Sam Conrad
Wayland
Isaac Conrad
Owa
Washington Aggre
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Terest
Tyree
Hore
Holm
Seewalk
Park
Dodge
Stephenson
Wheeler-Thompson-Schliebbner
Hall
Speer
Empire
Bell
Staite
City of
Incas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
Star Pacer
Comstock
Gompers
The
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John Hunt Morgan
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