Brown Blair go cft for June 25 ators
Garry Hermann presents chest of silver on Chicago grounds as Keen adjusts in Boston. Cincinnati, Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia games described with rain delays and notable matches. Brown Blair wrestling match set for Majestic theatre June 23 with Farmer Burns as referee. gate receipts to winner.
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Old Guard Delegations Split In Taft Roosevelt Rift
Caucus day saw delegations meet and national committees elected while old factional fights flared. Notables ousted from committees include Nagel Mulvane Murphy Rosewater and Williams as Georgia Roosevelt forces clash with Taft bolters and an all Taft slate is chosen. Foley's Honey and Tar Card proclaims no opiates in remedy for coughs and chest irritations.
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River races postponed and rescheduled for June fair
The aquatic events at the river meet including swimming, boat races and canoe paddling are delayed due to weather. The program now set for June features amateur entrants with Ralph Kacater as referee and John Jeaga C. Livingston as judges.
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Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
Western League at Sioux City Lincoln 5 Sioux City 0 no other games. American Association Columbus 6 Kansas City 0 Columbus win. Toledo 8 Minneapolis 3. Indianapolis St Paul rain no game. Louisville Milwaukee no game. Three-T Teague. Dubuque 5 Peoria 4. Decatur 6 Danville 2. Springfield Belemingtons rain. Pivennort 3 Quincy 4. Central Association Monmouth Galesburg. Muscatine 2 Hannibal 4. Burlington 12 Kewanee 3. Keokuk 0 Quhuma no game.
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Boston Drives Third Straight Win Over Chicago
Boston outhit Chicago two to one in a June 17 game as Garry Herrmann and 350 Blaine club members from Cincinnati visited President Cominkey. A chest of silver was presented to the Cincinnati club owner. Chicago 12 2 Romantina 16. Batters Walsh Kuhn Bulls Hall Cady.
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Special Car Planned for Waverly Game
A special electric car may be chartered via Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway to transport the Waterloo delegation to Waverly for a Sunday ball game between Bremer county and Waterloo Independents. Organizers hope at least seventy five Waterlooans join the Independents. notify Manager Jon Dolan at the Independent Meat Market.
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Promising Recruit Burns Shines for Giants in Season Push
One of the season’s rising stars is Burns, a recruit from the Uden club, who stands out as a clever fielder and hard hitter. He aims to crack McGraw’s regular team and prove his value with the Giants this year.
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Train Hits Bogey Near Postville. Driver Dead
In Charles City Iowa a CMStP train struck a bogey pulling a double team just outside Postville. The driver John Whiting died almost immediately from chest injuries, his son was dragged five yards and lost an arm, one horse was killed and another severely injured as officials tried to control the runaway animals.
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Referendum vote on Woodmen rates in Clinton ta
Clinton Iowa June 18 The insurgent Woodmen of America faction led by Louis Bige in Clinton claims a referendum on high rates will be sent to members across the organization for a vote during July to Dec 15. Judge Mitchell says a written agreement exists and ballots will be mailed to camps with information.
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Death at Home Tied to Heart Trouble
At midnight at 1827 Dawson Street the death of Per PF Reising a Waterloo resident for the past year occurred from heart trouble. He leaves a widow and three children Albert Howard and Helen.
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Notable Iowa resident Mr Reising funeral set in Chatsworth
Mr Reising born May 20 1868 in Woodford County Illinois lived in Iowa five years and came to Waterloo a year ago. A devoted St Marys Catholic church attendant funeral services to be held at the house with interment at his old Chatsworth home.
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Iowa
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Bank director visits Waterloo loan properties on display
J A Quamn president of a Sheridan bank and director Mr Johnson toured Waterloo yesterday to inspect properties with more than twenty loans. They attended a free demonstration on trusses and shoulder braces at Wangler Bros Co and praised the city’s beauty and manufacturing resources.
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J. A. Quamn
Sheridan
Johnson
Waterloo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with a $100 prize for any cure failure, and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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