Grounders stir over Three I league schedule and injunctive threat
Chicago dispatch reports a pseudo president claiming Harry Hofer prepared a federal injunction to block proceedings if Quincy is excluded from the Three I schedule. Northern clubs push for a timely season, while Davenport and Rock Island pursue strong rosters. Tsunami of intrigue surrounds Tesmney and Quincy’s fate as regional clubs maneuver.
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Tinall
al Tearnes
Chicago
Harry Hofer
Quine
Athletics Rally Past Boston 1-0 in One-Run Bloodline
Philadelphia breaks losing streak by beating Boston 1 to 0 as Plank and Karger star in strong defense and hitting. Harry delivers the lone run on singles, with Philadelphian bats and infield defense contributing to the win in a tight game.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Plank
Karger
Harry
Umeelf
Davie
Balleties
Thomas
Heston
Madden
Poultry Feed at N. J. Berkley's New York 6 Washington 3
Washington lost to New York 6 to 3 with heavy scoring in the first and tenth innings. The official box shows New York with hits and errors while Washington totaled two runs late. Batteries: New York Ables and Aweensy. Washington Walker Otey and Street.
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New York
Washington
Washington, D. C
Weaabington
New
Chicago Beats Pittsburg 7-2 to End Losing Streak
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 7 to 2 as Adams struggled with wild pitches and McIntyre held the visitors, with Chicago scoring in multiple innings. Batteries: Chicago McIntyre Archer Pittsburg Adams Gardner Gibson.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Adams
McIntyre
Clarke
Hunter
Gardner
Ree
Archer
Gibson
Johnson Denied Parole Keeps Prisoner in Jail
San Francisco April 19 Jack Johnson spent Easter Sunday in the county jail stables. Acting Police Judge A B Treadwell refused parole saying the fighter had enjoyed too many liberties and paroling him would set a bad example. Johnson’s sentence ends next Saturday at midnight. Jail official Mac Cauley said Johnson showed little hope of leave before then. He worked in the stable and asked to attend services but was awakened early and denied time off. Judge Treadwell reiterated that parole would encourage leniency for others. Seed and Table Potatoes at N J Berkley's.
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San Fancisco
Jack Johnson
A. B. Treadwell
Hastile
MacCauley
Johnson
Mistah MacCauley
Philadelphia Tops Boston in Tight Standings Clash
Philadelphia defeated Boston 10 to 9 in a high scoring game as clubs chase early season standings. The report lists team records across the National and American Associations with results for St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Chicago Washington and Cleveland, highlighting multiple batter totals and league placements.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rae
Suggs
McLean
Steele, Geyer and
Breshnahan
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago Breeton
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Louis
Philadelphia Bustom
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Lauteville
Indianapolia
Toledo
Columbus
Doom Frock and Barlden Shine in City Showdown
In a compact nine inning set, Columbus beat Minneapolis 8 1 while Louisville edged Milwaukee 4 3. Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 4 2 and Toledo won against St Paul 3 2 after ten innings.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisvillie
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
High Tribute Paid to Memory of Adrian C. Joss
In Toledo Ohio a large assembly of Free Masons and baseball players gathered for the funeral of Adrian C. Joss held at the Masonic temple. The service was preached by Rev. W. A. Sunday and Rev. R. E. Hollington assisted. Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery with twenty five Cleveland team members attending from Detroit.
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Toledo
Adrian C. Joss
Masonic Temple
W. A
R. E. Hollington
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Urial
Woodlawn
Cleveland
Detroit
Onr Hundred Dean Research and Patent Cure Claim
An OCR fragment offers a patent cure claim for catarrh and a drug named Onr Hundred Dean Research. It references a firm WALDING, Kixtas & MARVYE and notes a disclaimer that readers assume no obligation from the firm. The text is garbled and includes ad claims and legal disclaimers.
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Cheney
Eney
Walding, Kixtas & Marvye
Bett
Bom
Ail A
Benefit Baseball Game For Sacred Heart Altar Society
Waterloo fans will attend a Monday afternoon game at Red Cedar park between the Boosters and a real estate men’s team to raise funds for Sacred Heart parish altar and church improvements. Managers Boyle and players leave for the south amid rain. last year’s trip lasted twelve days with two uniform losses.
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Waterloo
Fannettes
Red Cedar Park
Boosters
Ralph Storm
Cedar River
Ladies’ Altar Society
Sacred Heart Parish
Ladies of Sacred Heart
Kunda
South
Boyle
Southland
Peck” Harrington
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Claud Douthett
Monet
Donthett
Prodigal Pitcher Frank Dick Joins Davenport Team
Davenport Times reports the club purchased Twirler Frank Dick from Atlanta where he played for Talander last season. Boss Dan O'Leary aims to bolster the pitching staff as Dick reports in yesterday.
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Leary
Davenport Ia
Frank Dick
Rock Island
Pevanport
Davenport
Dan O'Leary
Atlanta
Muscatine Left Without Militia in Quiet Standstill
Muscatine Iowa April 18 Governor Carroll ordered withdrawal of the militia and Adjutant General Logan ordered troops to return home. All outside companies to leave the city today leaving Sheriff Vannatta in charge. No settlement reached in the strike. business at a standstill and traffic paralyzed. Four factories will move out regardless of outcome. union leader Emmet Flood reportedly returning to Chicago. Industrial siege looms as 3 500 surplus workers shift to other industries. Factory work unlikely to resume until late summer. fewer button workers report for duty and some owners plan full shutdown.
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Muscatine
Carroll
Millitia
Logan
Vannatta
Huttig
Emmet T. Flood
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Early merchant at Gladbrook dead in 68th year
Gladbrook April 18 Mr Henry Broecker one of the first merchants of this city in the early eighties is dead of kidney trouble He was held in high esteem among his fellows He attained the age of 68 born in St Louis and served in the Civil War with honor and distinction
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Gladbrook
Henry Broecker
Western League Set to Open Friday in 1911 Season
Des Moines will meet Omaha while Sioux City visits St. Joseph and Lincoln hosts Denver to start the 1911 Western League schedule of 168 games. Lincoln and Wichita expected to compete for the pennant with Lincoln the early favorite, and St Joseph trailing. Opening ceremonies in Omaha will feature a new pat and notable attendees.
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Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Lincoln
Topeka
Wichita
Des Moines
Omaha
Wll
Gircuit
Quillen Myers
Alderman
Freeman
Chicago White Sox
St.Joseph
Bill Dever
W A Rourke
Thhat
Norris J L. O'Neill
Chicago
St.Toseph
Jake Barada
Jack Britton
St. Joneon
Sis
Causes Stir in Labor World Over Taylor System
Washington April 18 A House labor committee investigation into the Taylor system, linked to Rock Island arsenal workers objections, has stirred labor circles. Representative Pepper has sent the resolution to the committee with reports of its use at Boston Navy Yard and centralized criticism that it weighs too heavily on the weaker workers. Action in the current session hinges on the Democratic caucus.
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Washington, D. C
Papper
House Committee On Labor
Pepper
Committee On Labor
House
Democrat
Kidney Pills Promised As Safe Cure For Diseases
An advertisement touts Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a trustworthy remedy for kidney and bladder trouble including Brights disease diabetes and rheumatism. It claims prompt treatment can prevent fatal outcomes offers a free sample and states pills cost 25 and 50 cents with direct mail option from Derby Medicine Co Eaton Rapids Michigan.
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Detsy
Mien
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