Shuts Out As Home Nine Triumphs 8 to 0
Leverich pitched brilliantly for the home team as Rock Island faced a 8 to 0 loss. Grogan struggled with control while Leverich allowed three hits and struck out twelve, receiving stellar field support from his teammates. George, Baird, Carlin and Tallman sparked the offense with key extra-base plays amid rainy conditions.
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Davis
Leverich
Favorington
Thompson
Ficken
Baird
Carlin
George
Tallman
O der
Car
Rebek
Eorge
Hadley
Water Rock Island
Rock Island m
Larson
Rebeck
Grogan
Honut
Rock Island
ABA
Washington
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K ‘Thompson
Uv Davis
Sx Ee Veetssebes
Rebeeck
D Annunzio Plans Deep Sea Tragedy With Mermaids and Lights
The poet D Annunzio proposes a deep sea tragedy featuring mermaids tritons and sea creatures as characters. He showcases stage lighting ideas using a hemispheric backdrop in Paris to simulate ocean depths and storms inspiring a new dramatic project.
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Gabriele d'Annunzio
D'Annunzio
Gordon Craig
Ellen Terry
Ald
Dy’ Annunzio
Paris
The Prize Winners by The Lyman Twins at Graham
The Lyman Twins bring their season spectacle The Prize Winners to the Graham on September 8 with a large company, elaborate scenery and electrical effects. Also featured are Joseph Weber and The Climax at the Graham September 10 and the McCabe Minstrels at the opera house with A Trip to the Jungles.
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Graham
Lyman Twins
Joseph Weber
Koward Locke
Joseph Carl Breil
McCabe Company of Colored Artists
Opera House
Jungles
Joseph M Weber
Edward Locke
Joseph Car Breil
Weber's Theatre
New York
New York City
McCabe
Lyman
Patte Rosa
Daisy Girls
Graham Opera House
Peking Punishes Grafters in Civil Service Scandal
In Peking graft infiltrates the civil service with a high official dismissed and degraded for tampering with appointment lists. Widespread misdeeds implicate many, sparking talk of abolishing the civil office board and placing patronage in the regency council. A new era in Chinese government affairs is seen as underway.
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Peking
Board of Civil Office
Civil Service Board
Civil Office Board
Regency Council
Highland dress candidate for New Zealand ministry
A candidate for admission to the Primitive Methodist ministry in New Zealand is noted for appearing in public in Highland costume. The Maori paper reports his conference approval, conditional on adopting civilized dress.
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Primitive Methodist Ministry
New Zealand
Woman Discovers Radium And Polonium In Science Triumph
The article lauds Mme Curie as the foremost intellectual woman of her race for isolating radium and discovering polonium. It notes her Polish origins, marriage to Pierre Curie, lectures at the Sorbonne, and her modest, precise methods earning wide admiration.
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Mme. Curie
Professor Curie
Sorbonne
Paris
Becquerel
Maria Sklodowska
Japan Toy Center Displays Abundant Toy Shops and Fairs
Japan has more toy shops than any country. Towns and villages host children bazaars near temples. Religious festivals bring crowds with toys and stalls. Entertainments include theatre, heroic stories, song, and conjuring acts, supporting many earners who make toys their trade.
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Country
Japan
Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results
A compact classified notice signals readers that placing a want advertisement in the Journal will yield prompt responses. The item hints at a streamlined process and favorable attention for sellers and job seekers alike.
Picnic at Fairfield Draws Fra ternal Aid Members
About eighteen members of the Fraternal Aid Association traveled to Fairfield for the annual district picnic. Delegations were expected from Brighton Mt Pleasant Columbus Junction Muscatine and other towns. Local attendees included Mrs John Davidson Mr and Mrs George Schneider and several others.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Fairfield
Sunset Park
Brighton
Mt. Pleasant
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
John Davidson
George Sclneider
Sam Hout
Will Jacobs
Forrest
Doug Page
Will Ross
Will Sexton
Henry Knecht
Thomas Moothart
Minnie
Bdp, Norton
Jake Lohrer
Joe Miller
James Conger
Extravagant Expressions Cited in Conversation
A lively exchange centers on a girl from St. Louis described as excessively expressive. One speaker recalls a moment when she allegedly "put her foot in it" with a bold remark, while another disputes ever noticing such fault.
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St. Louisa
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Blanks Rock
ISL
Hedrick
Mana
Melhinney
D’annunzio
Rapstand
Madison, Minn
William McCabe
Georgia Troubadours
M. H. Harrison
Mgr
Japan !S Toy Center
Praternal Aid
Atchison Brothers
J. A. Work & Co
West Side Square
Iowa
Keller & Phillips
Washburn Grosbys
Washburn Crosby CO
Inopera House
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