Fairfield High School Loses 10 Inning Exh To Washington
Fairfield high school commits 15 errors while Washington tallies 11 as Cruz shines on the mound. A chaotic 10 inning exhibition ends 15 to 14 with Fairfield clutching three late runs and Washington’s Critz and McLaughlin delivering key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield High School
Washington
Fairfield Bunch
Fairfield
Cruz
Bradders
Eesnee
Neibert
Kifyan
See
Scovel
Wisecarver
Cox
Greef
Cere
Renee
Griffith
Eter
G. Wisecarver
Clapper
Mclaughlin
Knauss
Russell
McElhinney
Guthrie
Guthrie Isecarver
Clapper Neibert
Critz
Young
Youn
Gree
McKihinney
Clapye
Navass
Goode
Mace
McGugin
Ward
Banks Fled Potomac Pursued by Jackson in Civil War
Fifty years ago on a Sunday in May the Federal army under General Banks retreated across the Potomac at Williamsport Maryland, pursued by Stonewall Jackson’s force. News also notes rush to Oregon gold diggings where supply lines were overland and prices for flour, beans, bacon and gold dust were reported.
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General Banks
Potomac
Williamsport
Stonewall” Jackson
Salmon River
Oregon
Baseball Results Across Leagues and Standings
American League and National League results listed with teams such as Chicago Detroit New York Cleveland and St Louis. Notable scores include Chicago 2 Detroit 3 and St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 after 12 innings. American Association and Western League results show Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo and Des Moines. Several games postponed or rained out with notes on doubleheaders and extra innings.
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Chicago
Detroit
Heston
Ghbi
Cleveland
Wach'ton
New York
Phitelia
Arst
Lewis
National League
St. Louis
Chiein
Ophileli
Kan
Louisville
St. Joe
Denver
Opeka
Maha
Wichita
Moines
Lincoln
EYE
Efid
Myerptule
Oor Latiie
Outre
Astown
Wayne
T. Ware
AlAkron
Dayton
G. Rapids
Leo
Canton
Mitt Ae Spratld
Nmouth
Galesmire
Keokuk
M'sentine
Pitts Buro
Cinccinnati
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Quincy
Bloomington
Peoria
Danville
Davenport
Decatur
Dubuque-Springfield
Erie
South Bend
Terre Haute
Zanesville
Wheeling
Gram Rapids
Akron
Springfield
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Central Association
Ottumwa
Burlington
Kewanee
Galesburg
Hannibal
Seat Sale Opens At 1 30 Tomorrow For Graham Event
Seats for the Graham high school commencement at Graham are available tomorrow afternoon at Lemmon Pharmacy starting at 1 30. Graduating students may reserve seats for relatives tomorrow morning from 11 to 1 30, with general public seating at 1 30. Admission is 25 cents. The class play tonight sold out by noon. only a few balcony seats remain.
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Graham
Lemmon Pharmacy
Packed House Prompts Extra Chairs for Event
Officials anticipate a crowded gathering and expect many additional chairs to be required to accommodate attendees. The turnout outlook suggests a high demand for seating and crowd management planning.
His Purpose First Senator Repeats Public Office Pledge
A dialogue shows a senator denying future candidacy while a colleague presses him. The exchange centers on declaring he will not seek office again and the other warns about influencing friends to resist corruption. The exchange captures political tension and public persona.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Offered by Drugsists
An old time remedy using Sage and Sulphur promises to color, soothe scalps, stop dandruff, and reduce hair loss. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is sold by druggists in fifty cent bottles with a refund guarantee if not as represented. Special Agent McHininney Drug Co.
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Wyeth
Elephant Lifts Wheel to Save Artileryman in Bombay
An elephant in Bombay saved a artilleryman by lifting the gun wheel with its trunk and holding it up until the carriage passed clear. An artillery officer witnessed the act and praised the animal's sagacity.
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Bombay
India
The Unexpected On a Newton Hrighton Surface Car
The Boston Journal recounts a comic incident on a surface car where the conductor loudly calls streets, then unexpectedly interrupts with a passenger named Eleanor who asks what is wanted. The event ends with amusement over who was the joke.
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Newton-Hrighton
Eleanor
Boston Journal
Newton cop recalls Custer era horse saved his life
Captain John Ryan longtime Newton Massachusetts police veteran and Civil War Indian wars veteran claims he fired the first and last shots at Little Bighorn. He recounts improvised shoe repair for his horse during the Black Hills expedition and says his Kentucky bay carried him through Custer’s last fight.
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John Ryan
Newton
Mass
M Troop
7Th U. S. Cavalry
Custer
Little Big Horn
7Th Cavalry
Black Hills
Endian
Ryen
Ryan
Kentucky Bay
Captain Ryan
Co. K. Gist Mass
General Custer
Pure Bred Percheron Stallion Imported From France 1903
Pure bred Percheron stallion imported from France in 1903 by McLaughlin Bros of Columbus Ohio registered in the Percheron Stud Book of America foaled March 15 1899 by Despuis and Viscounti with Pepita and Biche as dams grand dam. Seasonal service in 1912 at Fred Palmers two miles east of Washington and at owner’s farm near Ainsworth cemetery with insurance terms of 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Owner Herman Prehler notes care but no liability. Both phones Miller and Mutual.
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France
McLaughlin Bros
Columbus
Ohio
America
Despuis
Viscounti
Pepita
Granddam
Biche
Fred Palmer
Washington
Ainsworth Cemetery
Wilber Gardner
Miller
Mutual
Herman Prehler
Famed Civil War Officer Ryan Identified Custer Relative
The article recalls Captain Thomas W. Ryan, who identified Captain Thomas W. Custer among the dead after a massacre. It notes Ryan led Company M of the 7th U. S. Cavalry with 45 men, losing many and their horses. It also recounts Ryan’s Civil War wounds at Ream's Station and during a Prestigious Irish brigade action on August 26, 1864.
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Ieveland
Custer
T. W. Custer
W. W. Cook
7Th
U. S. Cavalry
Thomas W. Custer
Ryan
Ream’s
Weldon
Petersburg
T. F. Meagher
Second Corps
Army of the Potomac
Train schedule notice for passenger trains No 8 9 10
Arrive No 8 Passenger at 10 15 a m and No 9 Passenger at 6 00 p m depart No 10 Passenger seat and 6 No 92 Accommodation at 10 30 a m and No 4 Passenger at 6 50 p m All trains daily except Sunday J F Kunath Agent
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Westhound
Aoe
Washington
H. W. Russel
J. FE. Kunath
West Lim
Chicago Moise
Milwaukee Moise
Pasenger
Kovie Occudes
F. L. Broadgate
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Mons Pharmacy
McHininney Drug Co
Ray
Fight of
John
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Owen McGovern
Casew Tiros
C. J. Wilson
G. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Iowa
Charles A. Dewey
LAW
Washington County Bavings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Tassin
Dr. Pierce
People’s Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
V. Pierce
Ficher & Livingston
Edmund D. Morrison
J. J. Kellogg
Booth Side Square
Easthound
ST. P
D. DR
West Chester, Iowa
Washington County
Chichester S
Chichester
Amond
W. M Kefley
Lawyes
Butterfield
Special Collection Department
Uver Ciall
P. J. Hanley
Klein Kilo
E. J. Perry
West Washington Street
Ray H. Dean
EYF
Cook & Sherman's Drug Store
Fenton & Fenton
Chiropractors
Washington County Savings Bank
Palmer School
Macon
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
Dafoe
R. RK
Harry H. Ross
Foley
Bright
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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