Scoring leaders and base stealing in the league race
Paddy Tivingstone of the Athletics had the fewest stolen bases among AL rivals with twenty six in thirty seven games, a 70 percent rate. Tra Thomas ranked ninth, Wil Verne and Kleinow chased him, while Washington, Casey and Sweeney earned notable catches amid widespread passing and defensive stats. Several catchers like Street Strange Carrigan and Payne posted notable totals in games and passed balls.
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Paddy Tivingstone
Athletics
Ceainmate
Tra Thomas
Wil Verne
Ibsteal Ae Kame
Kleinow
Boston
New York
Livingstone Teckendart
Washington
Casey
Trevkendore
Letroit
Sweeney
New York Toads
Browns
St. Louis
Musterly
Street
Carrigan
Schmidt
Hackendorf
Lernis
Grounders Thanksgiving musings and a kitchen census
A rambling Thanksgiving column blends playful food notes with a comic census of what one hundred people would hire for dinner. It cites preferences from turkey to beef and hints at modern tastes, while recalling football, school essays, and a parade of local names and scenes from Ottumwa and Cincinnati.
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Utken
Baeda
Acquits Mayor and Policeman in federal conspiracy case
Marshalltown Iowa November 24 Judge McPherson directed a verdict for Mayor Ingledue and his aides in United States v. Mayor Ingledue, finding no conspiracy proven. The trial traced Van Wert’s alleged Indian trouble and the mayor’s conduct as magistrate over his court, with evidence showing Van Wert not acting as a federal officer and bonds lacking proper certification.
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Marshalltown
United States Government
Ingledup
afcPherson
C.H EL Beardiman
Cay
Prafice Fares
United States
Temple
George B. Stewart
Bheing
Mr. Boardman
O. J. Ingledue
Ingledue
Everett
van Wert
Holt
Utah
Sioux City
McPherson
Davenport
Septemer
Lato
Tadlan
Leo McNamara
S. ¢. Huber
Congress
Tama
Towa
Judge McPherson's Trial Appeals to Mayors Enemies
The judge's attitude at the trial dissappointed many mayors seeking to use federal procedure for removal. The saloonkeeper cases, aided by the mayor and police, were submitted to the jury.
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McPherson
Not All Papers Were Nauseous Cedar Falls Record
A Cedar Falls Record opinion criticizes Waterloo papers for sensational Sunday meetings and lurid details about a 17 year old wife and her husband. The writer urges restraint, noting communities cut out explicit passages and questioning the Record's demand for more specifics from the Courier.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Fairgs
Golden Girl at Syndicate Promises Tuneful Fun
The Golden Girl musical comedy comes to the Syndicate on Friday with hit songs like Wine Women and Song and My Ship of Dreams. Shows priced 26, 50, 75, 1 and 1 50. Also upcoming is The Flower of the Ranch with forty performers and elaborate effects, plus Ishmael at Waterloo featuring Grace Hayward in a melodramatic tale from Mrs. E. D. Southworth. Prices: matinee 10 and 25 cents, night 25 35 50 and 78 cents. Honeymoon Trail arrives Tuesday with a record Chicago run and robust touring box office. prices 25 60 75 1 and 1 50.
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Isshhael
Eb.n
Southworth
Grace Hayward
the Syndicate
Joseph E. Howard
Far West
Howard
Etrc
Ishmael
Waterloo
Claudia
Syndicate
Chicago
LaSalles
Jack Leonard's Grandfather Dies in London
News from London reports the death of the maternal grandfather of young pianist Jack Leonard. He and his mother had returned to England months ago and were with the aged man when he died. Jack Leonard, known for pleasing Waterloo audiences last winter, resumes study and hopes for higher honors after returning to Waterloo next year.
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London
England
Little Jack Leonard
Jack Leonard
Waterloo
Hi Mother
LaPorte Loses Three Pioneers In Black Hawk County
Death notices from LaPorte City recount the passing of J. K. Oren a longtime resident born 1832 in York County Pennsylvania. Oren moved west in 1865 and lived in Spring Creek township before settling in LaPorte City. Funeral plans include services in Spring Creek township conducted by Rev. S Dening with interment there. Additional notices mention Albert Elwell in Chicago and D R Plants longtime Spring Creek resident who died of apoplexy. Plants funeral in Spring Creek. obituaries note survivors including spouse children and grandchildren.
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LaPorte City
J. K. Oren
Mr. Oren
York County
Pennsylvania
Benton County
Spring Creek Township
Black Hawk County
Oren
Elizabeth Rathven
Spring Creek
Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
S. Dening
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Kepford
Independence
Albert Elwell
B. S. Stanton
Chicago
Hwell
Gene
D. R. ‘Plants
Chas. Wilson
Wood House
Plants
W. H. Rohl
Clinton
C. L. Garwood
Roland Plants Rohl
Clineton
Marie Garwood
Okmulgee
Okla
A. K. Longaker
John Snyder
Brenaman
Emanuel
M. 8
Church pledge must be paid case decided by judge Woodruff
Sidney Iowa November 24 Judge Woodruff decided a unique case involving Olive A. Hunter a church trustee who pledged 500 dollars to aid a new Methodist church mortgage on her home secured note claimed she offered only 1800 from 3500 goal and that she was unduly influenced the court ruled no undue influence or fraud and that donors may sacrifice for religious objects though the donation exceeded her means the church won the case against Mrs Hunter
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Sidney
Woodruff
Olive A. Hunter
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Pape's Cold Compound Says It Ends Grippe Fast
A historical advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a safe gripe cure. It claims three two hour doses end grippe and severe colds, relieving neuralgia headache nasal congestion and throat soreness without quinine, costing 25 cents per package.
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Pape
Colda
Trippe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a proven internal treatment for catarrh, claiming it cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the remedy was prescribed by respected physicians, lists ingredients, and promotes medical credibility. The ad notes price and dispensing pharmacists in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Wake Hall
All My Pimples Gored D D D Prescription Cure
A Minnes Minnie Pickard of Altamahay North Carolina reports shame over pimples and eczema but credits D D D Prescription with removing signs of the condition. The ad extols D D D as penetrating to the root of eczema and other skin troubles with Wintergreen and thymol among ingredients. It claims the product is gentle, reliable, and offers a 265 cent bottle as proof, with Wangler Bros Henderson Drug Co backing.
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Mies
Minnie Pickard
Altamahay
N.C
Wangler Bros. Henderson Drag] Co
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