Baseball Scores From June 27 Across Leagues
Chicago June 27 Dake ball scores report results from the National and American leagues with games in Cincinnati New York Boston Chicago St Louis St Paul Milwaukee and other cities. Highlights include Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 1 St Louis 0 in the National League and Chicago 4 St Louis 0 in the American League.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Macinnati
New York
Philadel Pia
Boston
Brooklye
St. Louie
Americap
St. Louia
Louie
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Rain Association
Indianapolis
A'S Famb
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Laciaville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Foolishness May Cost His Life in Ann Arbor Shooting
In Ann Arbor Michigan June v7 Ed, Dyer who admitted shooting Darlein Herney a waitress, has confessed it was suicide claiming it was only a piece of foolishness. Herney remains in serious condition after a bullet entered his head and a portion was removed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dyer
Charlotte Hostler
Darlein Herney
Beloit Professors Resign for Carnegie Pensions
Beloit Wis June 27 Professor C W Pearson a Beloit college member for nineteen years resigns and will receive a Carnegie pension. He has taught for forty years. Professor William Porter who has been at Beloit college over fifty years will also receive a Carnegie pension.
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Carnegie Pensioner
Beloit
Wis
C W. Pearson
Beloit College
Pearson
Willian Porter
Carnegie Endowment
Roosevelt and Mutshuke exchange cable messages on Guam to Japan
cordial greetings pass between President Roosevelt and the Japanese emperor over the new Guam to Japan cable line. the president’s message expresses the god willing of the american people and himself and the emperor’s reply follows.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mutshuke
Japan
United States
Guam
Catcher Whitey of Burlington Dead After Ball Hit
Catcher Whitey of Burlington in the Iowa State League died in Waterloo hospital from a head injury sustained when struck by a pitched ball in a game last Sunday.
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Marshalltown
Whitey
Burlington
Waterloo
Whitney
Poor Shooting by Officers in Elyria Robbery Encounter
In Elyria Ohio on June 27 three men believed to be robbers were involved in a confrontation with police. The exchange ended with uncertain injuries and ongoing investigation into the officers’ firing. Police declined further comment until reports from witnesses and medical staff are reviewed.
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Elyria, O
Chicago imposes license cap halting new saloons
Chicago council enacts ordinance effective after July 21 prohibiting new saloon licenses until population doubles. Licenses limited to one per 500 residents, aiming to curb growth of drinking venues amid violence where four policemen were shot and one officer injured in a robbery attempt. In Trainwell a local exhibitor shows a strawberry made from fourteen berries.
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Chicago
Orlingnes
Ohio Supreme Court nullifies tax inquisitors in counties
Columbus, June 27. The Ohio supreme court handed down decisions striking down the laws under which the tax inquisitors have been appointed in the counties of Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio Ex- Preme Court
Ohio
Machiavelli on Restraint Against Threats and Contempt
The quote argues prudence lies in avoiding threats and contempt. Threats provoke caution in opponents while contempt inflames hatred and desire for revenge, strengthening opposition rather than weakening it.
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Machiavelli
Local notices and arrivals in town
D P Patterson arrived from Muscatine to work for Iowa Telephone Co. Miss Kern came from Crawfordsville on W C T U organizer business. Clyde Matson returned home to Monmouth after visiting the J W Dunham home. O L Samson left city for Wy man after several days of business. Miss Edna Horne came from Davenport to visit her uncle Harrie Horne and Miss Dora Clapper. Col W B Bell Capt J A Cunningham Wm Heamer and Charles Bailey fished at Cone and reportedly caught a 52 pound catfish.
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D. P. Patterson
Muscatine
Iowa Telephone Co
Miss Kern
Crawfordsville
O. L. Samson
Wyman
Edna Horne
Davenport
Harrie Horne
Dora Clapper
W. B. Bell
J. A. Cunningham
Wm. Heamer
Charles Bailey
Cone
Boosting Davenport visitors boost local industry ties
A Davenport Boosting Train excursion brought 160 boosters to Washington for a luncheon at Harvey & Warfe restaurant and talks at the Commercial Club. City Attorney Scott and Mayor Alberson spoke on mutual benefits, noting Davenport’s 150 manufacturers and Washington’s welcome. The train departed at 2 45.
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Davenport
Davenport Mil
Scott
Albersop
Washington
Commercial Club
Messrs
Win Smouse
A. N. Alberson
Severe storm brings wind damage and lightning strikes in Ainsworth area
A heavy wind storm described as a twister damaged fruit trees and barns near Ainsworth on June 27. Trees two feet thick were uprooted, a cattle barn and a hay barn were damaged, and homes suffered interior damage from falling debris and chimney strikes. Two horses were killed by lightning and insurance covered the animals. No fatalities were reported.
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Ainsworth
Chas. McCreedy
H. W. Benn
F. B. Jackson
Joseph Dye
Infant daughter dies at grandparents home in Crawfordsville
The little infant of John Fletcher, born in February and weighing three pounds, was found dead in bed this morning at the grandparents residence near Crawfordsville. The baby had lived with J. T. Fletcher and his wife since February after Mrs. Fletcher’s death. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Fletcher home.
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Crawfordsville
John Fletcher
J. T. Fletcher
Local travelers head to Winnipeg and Illinois visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Matthews and Geo. Griffith left for Winnipeg to view land for a few days. Mrs. Amanda Ewing of Salt Lake City visited her cousin Mrs. Ed Knapp and departed for Chicago. Mrs. Permelia Dickson and daughter Ora left for Seaton and Illinois towns. Miss Anne Houdek went to Crawfordsville for the Maxwell-DeLong wedding this evening.
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Amanda Ewing
Salt Lake City
Ed Knapp
Chicago
Permelia Dickson
Miss Ora
Seaton
Illinois
Anne Houdek
Crawfordsville
Maxwell-DeLong
License to wed issued to Dennis Brown and Sarah Thompson
A license to wed was issued today to Dennis Brown and Sarah Thompson. The wedding is understood to occur this evening.
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Dennis Brown
Sarah F. Thompson
Ainsworth Clerk Visited The City With Friends
Clint Chambers a railway mail clerk from Ainsworth visited the city this morning with friends.
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Clint Chambers
Ainsworth
Rainfall totals and travel plans in brief
The government rain gauge records 92 inches of rain from the morning storm. Mrs. M. J. Roberts and her daughter Miss Ida depart on the Burlington for Colorado Springs to spend the summer.
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M. J. Roberts
Miss Ida
Burlington
Colorado Springs
Presbyterian Y P S C E to Meet and Elect Officers
The Presbyterian Y P S C E will hold its regular monthly business meeting after prayer tonight with the semi-annual election of officers. The Washington Bar association plans a celebration of Atty. J F Hendersons 80th birthday Friday evening June 29. Misses Bessie Darbyshire and Margaret Cowden will host their Sabbath school classes tomorrow afternoon in Sunset park.
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Presbyterian Y. P. S.C. Ee.ill
Washington Bar Association
Atty
J. F. Henderson
Henderson
Bessie Darbyshire
Margaret Cowden
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Sunset Park
Couple Weds at Coates Home in City
Yesterday at 4 pm Rev. S. K. Coates united Frank Crane and Miss Frances Beethenod in marriage at the Coates residence on South Kowa avenue. Crane hails from Eldon while Beethenod is a Farmington resident. They will reside in the city.
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S. K. Coates
Kowa Avenue
Coates
Frank Crane
Frances Beethenod
Eldon
Farmington
Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Fannye Harwood
Miss Fannye Harwood entertained a company of young lady friends at a dinner party last evening at her home on West Washington Street.
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Fannye Harwood
West Washington Street
Merry Maids Attend Ainsworth Band Concert
The Merry Maids went to Ainsworth last evening to attend the band concert. They were chaperoned by Mrs Flossie Adams Shearer and report a most excellent time.
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Merry Maids
Ainsworth
Flossie Adams Shearer
Keota resident visits city for wedding plans
Mrs A J Droz of Keota spends a brief city visit with Miss Chilcote before traveling to Aledo Illinois for a friend's wedding. The carnival prompts talk that waste paper baskets might suit Central park this summer.
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A. J. Droz
Keota
Ae Chilcote
Aledo, Iil
Central Park
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Monmouth
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Frank McConahey
McConahey
Alf Burris
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