Waterloo Tops Ottumwa In One-Run Ottumwa Series Finale
Ottumwa July 8 Waterloo won the final game of the Ottumwa series 4 to 3 in a single inning. The game ended at 4 10 to allow Waterloo to catch an early train. Local officials contested the umpire’s call and one official was said to have aided the agreement. McAuley and Hillanda led Ottumwa’s early scoring, but Waterloo rallied with Siglin Sheldon and Hill contributing key hits. Final line score lists Reinhart, Seneff, Norveld, Mulligan, Hroska, Kensel, Sohn, Wilkus as Ottumwa players and McAuley Siglin Shelden Hill Ashland Wentz Blodgett as Waterloo contributors. Time 1 10. Umpire Glenalyin.
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Ottumwa
Waterloo
Egan
Jays
McAuley
Hillanda Bagsou Ells
Beneff
Sheldon
Hill
Speed Boys
Wilkus
Sohn
Reinhart
Narvold
Tallien Siglin
Hil Sen
Ashland
Ffth
Hol Jenbeck
Speeders
Omumya
EL Reinhart
Jack
Seneff
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Mulligan
Hroska
Kensel, As
Sohn, If
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Shelden
Aoo Hill
Hollenbeck
Wentz
Plenner
Blodgett
Waterton
Cree
Norvold
Blenner
Glenalyin
Question Fairly Up to Colonel Roosevelt
New York July 8 Progressives press Col Roosevelt to accept the New York gubernatorial nomination. Delegations from across the state urge him to head the ticket, though Roosevelt previously denied interest. A meeting at Progressive headquarters weighed whether he would accept or decline.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Europe
New York State
Col
Roosevelt
Ivelt
Sweeney Fractures Arm Cranking Auto En Route to Picnic
O H Sweeney fractured the bones in his right wrist yesterday afternoon while cranking his automobile. He was driving his mother to a Sunday service picnic at Cedar River park and stopped downtown on a business errand.
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Ile
O. H. Sweeney
Cedar River Park
Wheat Crop Estimates From United States Department of Agriculture
Washington July 8 Fore casts of total production of principal crops were announced by the department of agriculture for July 1. Winter wheat 55 000 000 bushels spring wheat 275 000 000 bushels total wheat 34 000 000 bushels corn 2 868 000 000 bushels oats 1 201 000 000 bushels barley 231 600 000 bushels white potatoes 306 000 000 bushels sweet potatoes 50 000 000 bushels tobacco 133 000 000 pounds flax 18 000 900 bushels time 23 000 000 bushels.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Two Iowa Firms Apply For Space At San Francisco Exposition
Two Iowa business firms seek part of 1000 square feet in the liberal arts palace at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. T. A. Black of Sioux City, head of Iowa's liberal arts department, says a Davenport stereopticons and protecting apparatus maker and an Iowa City calendar and novelty publisher are likely to take 500 square feet. He urges additional Iowa industries to exhibit, noting no personal profit, only statewide advantage from the expo. Interested parties should contact Black or the commission secretary at Canton.
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Clinton, In
Iowa
T. A. Black
Sioux City
Department of
Liberal Arte
Black
Dav Inport
Iowa City
Commission
Canton
Towa
Liberal Arts Palace
Will Ballot for Board Directors In Waterloo Banks
Ballots received by national banks in Waterloo indicate choices for Group A and B of the federal reserve board. Dr F W Powers, president of Black Hawk National, says ballots must be filled and returned within fourteen days of receipt. Leading contenders include George M Reynolds and James B Fargan of Chicago and E L Johnson of Waterloo.
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National Banks of
Waterloo
Federal Reserve Board
F. W. Powers
The
Black Hawk National
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
James B. Fargan
E. L. Johnson
Federal Board
Half a Million for Panama Exposition Funding
The Senate approved a sundry civil bill allocating a half million dollars to cover expenses for the national government exhibit at the Panama Exposition in San Francisco. The measure also allows up to fifty thousand dollars for entertaining foreign guests via the War Department. Senator Vardaman criticized the entertainment fund, lamenting loss of dignified simplicity and referencing Jefferson’s era.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Vardaman
Mississippi
Thomas Jefferson
Notice of debt disclaimer and social visit brief
Notice I will not be responsible for any debts made by my wife Myrtle née Graves Machamer signed Edward Machamer. Advertisement Miss Jessie Moore of Albia visiting her sister Mrs T J Fitzgerald.
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Myrtle (Nee Graves) Machamer
Edward Machamer
Jessie Moore
Albia
T. J. Fitzgerald
Market News: New Fork Stocks and Exchange Close Notes
New York stock market closes with varied prices across major issues. Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific United States Steel Amalgamated Soap Erle Illinois Central St Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda Northern Pacific Great Northern and other holdings show modest changes.
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New Fork
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacificc
Pennsylvania
American Smelter
Atchison
Union Parific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
Ofa
Amalgamated Soaper
Illinois
Pauls
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Sixty-First Anniversary of City Birth in Waterloos Founding
Waterloos sixty first anniversary marks the date of the city’s first deed recorded for Waterloo on Sept. 5. Early settlers Hannas deeded blocks 2 and 5 to William Young and Jonathan Reitzell of Stephenson County IL, helping pave the way for a small lawn village. Investigators confirm the late six tieth anniversary was miscounted and the true milestone is sixty first.
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Waterios
Waterloo
Tianna
Hannas
Messrs. Young and Reitzell
Stephenson County
Idle Railroaders Ordered to Report
The Pennsylvania Railroad reportedly ordered all laid off workers to report for duty. Official orders direct Altoona shops to proceed with 84 locomotives, part of the 1994 motive power provision, costing about 1.65 million dollars. Past orders and idle locomotives tied up capital, while traffic improves on grain movement.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Hyde Westeatr on Wisconsin business trip and church plans
Hyde Westeatr travels to Wisconsin on business while Laviiun's Missionary Movement plans preaching at Calvary Myangeli church Thursday evening led by presiding elder Faust. The town gossip notes Miss Nel Byrnes visiting for a vacation at Jane Tynes's home and other local social updates.
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Wisconsin
Wallin le Mapp
Laviiun's
Dows
Nes Moines
Faust
Calvary
AJ. Hoenie
J. A. MtNaughton
Laj Port City
Hoenig
W. Hemminger
Cfter
Cushing
Minn
Faith Potter
Fighaway
Roeeviily
Ye ‘Jay
Migs Petter
I Affonsilltis
Aml
J. W. Marietla
A. Snackenberg Wrei
Baarkenberg
Ma. A. Snackenberg
Unclear text fragment about a building plan and missing body report
An unreadable OCR fragment references a development at 135 Third Avenue with a planned front, property lines, and a missing headless body. It mentions neighbors, an investigation, and resumed operations after a delay, with dates and names obscured.
Disenchanted Lovers’ Tale in Wheatfeld Old Letters
Four youths around Helen Porter in Wheatfeld chase a union with Ned and end up torn by Ned’s absence and a mine strike. Ned travels to the Rockies then returns to find Helen grown older and wary. A planned reunion is avoided to spare pain, leaving Helen’s memory intact while Ned pursues business and property.
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Wheatfeld
Helen Porter
Edward Dudley
Helen
Ned
Jin
Indus Cine
Tim
Llelen
Olen
Elosers
Birenu
Bowe
Newis
Annalte
Net
Tren
Hirlen
Terbelf
Coupte
Wade
Lin
Ray Pheade
Hiv
Mayso
Tin
West Stones
Tine
Nod
Flelem
Nibood Ad Promises Profits for Buyers and Sellers
Classified notice proclaims nibood ad space as consistently profitable for advertisers. It markets simple listings to attract buyers, listing ways to place ads and promising steady returns through steady traffic and inquiries.
The Deathknell Clock of Andalusia Ruins a Castle
In Andalusia a tower bears a medieval clock that tolled for centuries until a rotted support toppled it during the duke of Veraguin’s eightieth birthday year. The castle’s inhabitants heard twelve mournful strokes and concluded the clock tolled the duke’s death, after which the structure fell into ruin.
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Spain
Veraguin
Columurs
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Sithout
Perseus
Fiake
Wuoder
Devil
Bin
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