davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14
@rant gpuntu.

Milbant. Ser trenge @iuter nit
oem bielen S6nee bat Ii6 audi in oieIer
@eesno re6t fiibl5ar eema9t unb
oielen 6armern meroen Die 5utteroors
rdte tnapp meroen. Wlan bofTt auf
elm Seitisss 6riibiahr.
Earn Goad in Maroin bat oen sSO6n
Sane bur9 einen SduB aus einem
@ewebr perpun0et. Die beioen mareu
in Stieit geraten uno Sane mOllte oem
Goad Elm @eipsbr entreiBen, oas oieIer
auf ibn geridtet belt, ais 3oad lose
Oridts. Sane lit an Der 5ifts Der=
munbet unb muroe in fritii6em 3u=
Itanoe in Die Staot 9ebraht, 3ede
iii berbaFtet lDor0en; er bersidtete auf
ein 0oruerb0r unO rpuroe Dem Rreiss
geridt Sur 9ro3eiIirung ilberrieien.
3ode wobnte bei Marlon, IN ben
@otsaur 6iHs. uno bemirtidaftet 0Ort
cine Sdafranh. @r lit rs Sabre alt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14
9emet Gonutp
2lltnmnnt. IL. fEehrll

AltamDnt, III. Gebtldr l9UT
0m. 9ilfer mar siilige 8oden re6t
ttant, lit aber ieBt mieoer olidli9 oaz
ruber binpeg. - GiultaD Shoepper,
@ultab MOeGer uno Nlar G6rifen. orei
iunge geute. pel6e ieit einieen sabren
bier berum ausl1aifien. Tuhren lebte
BO6e nod ct. 8aul, um bort 9lrbeit
81 iu6en. Der S6ueephug tam am
Sonnta9 8prmittae bier ourd rnb
Oiineie bic Strede, mel6e 3lUei Gage
lang ieit Dem 8liS5ar6 blodirt mar
@laus Otto madte lebte @o1e cine
SpriBtOur na6 2uoerne, Winn., um
ii6 nah ieinen 0ortieen 8elbintereGen
umSuIehen. Sohn 0ieints, melder
frhber Die Claus Otto 6arm bier be-
laB, uno pel9en lebterer beIu6en molIte,
tehrte geraoe nit ieiner 6rau bon Dem
8egrdbnis ieines 8aters bon Steam
Boat 3od, SSa., suriif. Nteints err
hdlt bort aus Dem gla1laB ietnes 8a-
ters cine fhulbenfreie 6nrm bon 100
older -9sbten 8pnnerItag MOrgen lief
ber Na1tSug untpeit 8arb inFolge Der
auseinanoer ge9an9enen S6ienen bonn
@elsiIe, IS nurDe aber glldlibertpeie
niemano OerlsBt. 5reitag uno SOnn=
abeno mar Sautpetter uno Der S6nee
ihmOl5 tiidtiB 3uiammen.- 0err so.
5hulBe in @iisliue. Elm neuer Seller
oes gtahri9isrl=Serolo. gebahte oss
6erous9ebers un6 ianote uns ben
9bDnnemeHtsbetra9, poIiir i'd i'm
Ramen oes Serausgebers hermit Oant.
eno quittiere, M. 8runste.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

ta 9entra l.Babn Das Wegereht
perleibt iiber @iqentum oes 3uhtbaus
leg ee9en setpilie PreissGOnceiiionen
fir @artpedlel.
Sm 6au1e gin9en burd Die u t L
SO b b D.8i ill uno NntipaBbill.
Sntere6ant lit aud bic ein9ebradte
u tis5 rea tsg i'll, melhe Nusiib=
ten bat, paIiirt 81 psroen, oa oieIslbe
BON beioen 0dniern gtniti9 einberihtet
muyoe, Soffenilib gebt Die Bia i'm
yntereiie re1ter 3emperen3, oes @slo=
beutels uno Der 9eiunben 8srnunft
burh, tuenngleih lie ebenIo i6ner nod
in DirtIamteit treten oiirfte, ais ole
Antis Spuds sSrbinansen.
gtun baben be Stalparts uno De-
mofraten oenno1 our9geIebt, oaB
@anbles acknowledgements" etmas
su tun betommt, obpobl bic perlan9te
8etpilIieuu9 bon $500 nieoergeitimmt
nuroe Goriiber glaB bom llnters
iu6ungs=@omitee bat an Die gongreBs
Disqualification telegrapbirt, baB oas
llnterIubungscomitee bereit lei, Die bon
ibnen (aber ni6t BON 8amble) pers
langte llnterIdhuno einSuleiten. Sn
oieIelbe ioaeu audi @rs@Ouberneur
@lroo, 0errieo, 2lnmalt Goo9C, 0d=
9eninipettor 3ider etc. eingeihloiien
iein. Q8as nun Iol9t, bleibt ob5u=
marten. 6ohintereHant lit in 8er=
binoung oamit cine angeblibe NeuBer=
unQ bon Gice=8DuDerneur S1Dber,
welher ertldrfe, oaB man ben 5e6ler
babe MAIDEN miifen, Gamble tpieoer su
ertud6lsn. Sine ioI1e grfldrun9 ipri9t
8dnoe uno tennsei1net aud bic Stims
mun9, als oas Jteiultat bon @ambles
grnd9lung nit bei1dmenoer Stile
6etannt ge9eben ruuroe.
Sn gerbinoun9 oamii 1T Die Rebe
Don grsSpreber 8iomu bon glberbeen
in Der 2e9lslatur ebenfals iebr darat=
terilfii1. gr bate genu9 bon Der
Ssarce bes acknowledgements 8amb=
les" uno ertldrte, fir feline geriOn. bic
giarrbeit nidt meiter trpiben 5l tuOllen,
aud nod fir cine llnterIu1un9s 8e=
milli9ung bon $500 gu itimmen Il.
81. iagte er tp6rtlib: sd bate auf Elm
unparteiiibes unteriubungs @omitce
ge9oiit, allein tein Stalmarts Gepubli=
taner mar oarunter, tein 9em0trat,
teiu conierbatiber SSnlurgent 9tur
attioe Mit9lieoer Der gSriurgenten-
NlaI6ine@ batten oarin SIP uno
Stimme uuo oamit mar bas &eIuLtat
einfab. SD peiB, lle Nlit9liebfr
batten oasIelbe @efu6l oes glbIdeus.
Sin prOminenter Sniur9ent iagte Su
mir: Wtr. Brotpne, sic tpiIien 10 gut,
nie if. mas oas @Omitee beIhlieBen
piro uno man 6dtte neni9iiens einen
8emotrdten sum Mita(ieO oes @omi-
tees MAIDEN miiIien. SD greife ben
Briuatharatter Des llnterlAhungscn=
mites ni6t an, allein pom unpartsiis
i6en unO poIitii6en Stanopuntte ioar
Die 3uIammenieBung oes @ouitees ein'
fad berabi6euun9sniirOi9. IS ii
mabrli1 iammeri6aoe, baB Der armt
Gamble nit elmer ioIaen Redtferti9.
ung no6 MaIbin9ton 5uriidSeIanot
miro. Sin iol9es @ontitee tOnnte
Reinem gut Ooer tpebe tun!1
Sn 2 SSabren miro crit in oieier 81
nators 6arce oas lebte 8Ort 5eiprohen
per6en.
x, NJ.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

4berOeen. Sine Brauerei Ioa
bier erridtst merOen, uno 3war ron
ausm1rtigen llnternebmeru. Man BAT
Oas Waher aus ben bisIigen grunnen
sur llnierfuhun9 on @bemiier in
Chicago eelanot. uHo menn oieIe lln-
ierfubung 9inIiis ausfdli, iou Iofort
NIT Der @rrihtuu9 Der grauerei be-
eonnen merogn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14
ssarmer ssnnitmte.

groOiin9s, SSsbruar Is. unO 16.
Carthage. 6ebruar II.
0anOua, 6ebruar l8.
0urlep, 6ebruar 10. uno 20.
Beresforb, 8ebruar 81. lino %
@atonDa, 6ebruar %.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14
aafe 6nnnfn.

mona. Die bieliee oeutIbe
@smsiuoe erfreut f6 zines
geiunoen Wa1stums uno au6 oas
@iotntum Der @smsinoe ilt na6 Dielgn
Setter BIN Qebehert moroen. Ser
Beribt oes 4aitors mics nah, oaB i'm
perfIoheuen Sabre, 1906, in Der Ge=
meinbe feline 8eeroiaunq Itatt0eFunoen
bat; aud Iino nur 5pel 4rantenbelube
notmenDtQ QetueIen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

9ie gSiOur Sails greB" l1Bt bsi=
na6e teinen 5ag peritreiben, in pelber
Iie nidt bic Sdale ibres gebdIIigen uuo
ungere6ten 3orues iiber SenatOr aitt-
reoQe, ben 9etampfer Oes 2umber=
5ruIts, ergieBt unb feline 8emi;buu9en
ld6erli9 81 MAIDEN Iu9t. 6riiber mar
aud 6ittreose = r. ibren glugen -
Dem 8rdiioenteu in Der Bdnamas@a=
nal.2ln9elsgenbeit oipinnefeinO'. gliIs
Elm 2tgen baben turse 8eine. Sin
We6bl. idreibt ri6tig; Senator
Gittreoge bal cine 8orla9e ein9ereidt,
melhe Dem Prdlioenten in 8e2ue auf
ben 8au oes 9anamatanaIs abiolute
Ma6tpoltommenbeit berIeibt. Wir
fino spar i'm Pr n3ip ni9t fur Die 8ers
leibuno folder 8Ollma6ten in einem
republltaniI9 re8ierenben 2anoe, aber
i'm borliegenoen Sale pdre iie In Der
Cat n6tig, menn oas grOBe Wert feiner
8Ollenoung ndber 9efiibrt weroen lou.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

8rabO 9eOop! Der 9rdlioent bat
bei Dem Generals ppltmeilter augefraat,
% es 9eieblid m6gliA Iei. ben 3eitlns
9en, welbe ipaltenlau9e AStitel iiber
oeu SenIntionssY YroseB 56aw in glem
gort brinQen, oas lc 8erianot.
pripileQ su ent3ieben? Ser proSeB
ent6uat 10 biel 5Gipeinerei uno 9e=
meinbeit, baB ben 3eitun9en. melte
l6re 5palten oamit fiillen, oos bette
Renn3ei6en ibrer eielinuungsart an
pie 5tirn 9efhrieben iii. Sm Snis-
reIe Der euien 8oltsftten uno DIR
Reinerbaltun9 Der beutIAen 6enlilien
miro Der 80. 80" iein g9ort barber
brinoen. gr iiberldBi Oies BEN Sen-
Iationsbl6tteru oss gelben PrdIioent-
IhaEtstanbi0aten geiIln 9earf uno
goniorien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

GOn9reBmann Martin bat nit benz
@derbau=Depariement oas Arran9es
ment 9etroffen, baB spei @eriu9ss
6armen i'm 0elten oes Staates an9es
leqt weroen loaen, bic cine nit fiinif-
li9er 8epGiierung in Butte gOuntB,
nabe Belle 6onrde, bic anoere als
8erTu9 Doh ptrodnem 6armen" in
6aa Riper gountp, in Der gtdbe beg
6bepenne 6luiies, 6aaen bic @eriu6e
Qut aus, oann iolen Gle 9teIultate ben
pielen neuen QInlieolern sum Wtuaer
oienen, in wader s8eiie iie am ratios
nealten in gewi6en @egenoeu oas neu
aufgeuommene 2ano beUirtl1aften
iollen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

Sn Berlin Tinb nit 5pblsn uno
gFsifen @sr6art 6auptman's Sung
lraaen BON 8iiAofFsbsfs4 bei ibrer
FrItauffiibruns i'm 2eiHR5 z bedtsr
.uriidaspisfen por0en. gereits nath
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30
new SALT PLANT
The Morton Factory at Hutch
insOn Getting Bigger Daily.
Large Number of WOrkmen EN-
plOyed on Buildings.
TO USE NATURAL GAS
VIII Install This Fuel in the
Boilers When Finished.
Pay Roll is Larger Now Than
Before the Fire.
TO USE NATURAL GAS

Hutchinson, Kan, May 30.-The
large number of workmen at the Nor
ton Salt company's plant across the
river are making a big showing. The
big plant is growing every day and the
number of workmen there makes a
big change in the appearance of things
st the end of the day.
superintendent L. D. Libbey of the
Morton plant of the Hutchinson Salt
company, is in full charge of the re-
building of the plant. and it is busy
job. He has had charge of the plant
for years was its superintendent when
it was burned several months ago, and
is looking after the business connect
ed with its rebuilding.
The work is beginning to make a
showing on the new. wooden portion
of the structure. This is being built
where the old salt pans were located
and also on the location of the salt
storage rooms This will not be such
a high building as the brick part of
the plant. but it will cover a good bit
of ground. 1t is being built strong
enough to take care of the large
amount of business that will be done
there when it is ready for operation.
There are possibly $50 men employ
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ed in the different trades at this plant.
This is more men than were at work
at the Morton plant before the fire.
All of these men are drawing good pay
and the pay roll while the plant is
being rebuilt is a big thing for Hutch
inson.
The natural gas company will install
this fuel in the boilers of the new
plant when it is ready for business.
Gas has been piped across the river
and that fuel will be used there in
stead of coal or oil. 1t is said to be a
money saver.
1t is expected that the plant will be
put in operation in a month or two if
the work progresses as rapidly in the
future as it has in the past.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
ia all it's stages, and that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
Known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure IS tahe1 my r11,,s sG,ng directly
SYSTEM. thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, ana giving the patient
and assisting in doing its work. The pro
-,rietors have so much faith in its cura-
i've mowers that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
send for list of testimonials.
E. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
sion.
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WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Wichita Man Files Suit Against the
City Railway COmpany

Wichita, Kan. May 30.-Iris McPher-
son, who was run over by street car
a year ago last December, has asked
for $4,000 damages from the Wichita
Street Railway company, in the district
court.
Mr.. Mcpherson alleges that he was
Working for the Trinidad paving COM
the car track, when he was run over
by the car. He says that the car was
running above the speed limit, and that
the motorman did not sound the gong
when he approached.
The accident injured Mr.. Mcpherson
so that he is unable to do manual Ia
Dor.
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VISITS HIS OLD HOME.
OIin Castle on Visit in EIDorado
From California

FL Dorado, Kan, May r30.-Olin Cas-
tie and Mrs. Castle are visiting in Ell
Dorado. The report that Castle is to
become a Kansas farmer is untrue. He
and Fred Taylor, who has many friends
here, will start a chicken ranch and
fruit growing business at San Diego,
Cal The chicken and egg business is
a winner in California where such pro-
ducts bear such high prices as to rank
as luxuries.
Castle left Ell Dorado for southern
California some time ago and has made
good there, becoming manager of a
large mercantile business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30
Nineteen Emporia Graduates.

Emporia, Kan, May 3O.-The high
school commencement exercises took
house, a class of 10 graduating, six boys
and Is girls. The address to the class
was made by DIR. w. W. Anderson,
secretary of the board of education,
NJ. E. church, New York city. The an
nuaI alumni banquet to the class of
1907 will be given Friday evening.
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HASKELL 8. Baker 2.

Baldwin, Kan. May 30.-Baker was
beaten by Haskell Wednesday, 8 to 2.
The game was fast throughout. Baker
made three double plays. With two men
on bases and only one out in the ninth
Baker could not secure the hit necessary
to tie the score.
Score by innings: r. H Z.
Baker .---.--.--.-...-l VVVVV
Haskell ...............0 o o 0 o Ia 8 4
Batteries-Mason and Lloyd; Dupois
and Lawrence. Umpire-Champion.
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western Association standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New york Is. Philadelphia 4.

New York. May 3O.--New York reversed
feating the visitors 10 to 1. With a lead
of 10 runs sMcGraw made several changes
in his team in the sixth inning.
Score by innings: h n "
New York 8 2412 *-15 IA 2
) Batteries - Pittinger, McCloskey and
and Fitzgerald.
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JOPLIN.
Totals 80 4 "a
Slated for Vanderbilt in ninth.
SCORE RY INNINGS

~Batted Tor Nandernlll IN nlntn.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Joplin ...............O O o 0 0 90
Leavenworth ......1 0 L o -
The summary: Earned run-Leaven-
worth. Two-base hits-Gilbert, Wooley.
Sacrifice hits-Olson, Quiesser, McDill.
Stolen bases-Rohn, McDill, Gilbert
Wooley. Bases on balls-Off Wescott 6,
off Gilbert 2. Hit by pitcher-Armstrong
Struck out-By Wescott 3, by Gilbert 8.
Passed ball-Vanderhill. Left on bases
Joplin 6, Leavenworth 6. Time of
game-1:30. Umpire-Kilduff.
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IEAvE A CLASS OF FTFrY-sIx.
Leavenworth High School Graduates
Show ExceptiOnaIIy Good Grade.

Show Exceptionally Good Grade.
Leavenworth, Kan, May 3O.-The
class of '07 besides being the largest
class that has ever graduated from the
high school has broken all previous
records in grades. Miss Dorothea
Hackbusch made an average of 96.6 per
cent in 81 points. Only 80 points are
required. Arthur Harold, colored,
made 90 per cent in SO points. Edward
Giacomini made IS per cent in 33 points.
In addition to these there were 20 in the
class whose averages are above So per
cent. These and the three mentioned
who have made averages above So per
cent will take part in the programme
of the commencement exercises Friday
night. There are Sc in the class.
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a Marrow Escane,.

G. w. Cloyd, a merchant, of PUNK Mo
had a narrow escape four years ago, when
he ran jimpson bur into. his thumb. Ha
says; THE doctor wanted to amputate III
but I would not consent. I bought a box
of Bucklen'F Arnica Sa1ve and that cured
the dangerous wound" 25c at the Arnold
Drug Co.. S21 North Kansas avenue.
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westmoreIand 0. IouisviIIe 4

Westmoreland, Kan, May 30.-West-
moreland defeated Louisville by a score
Aof 8 to 4 in a game of baseball Wednes-
day.
Score by innings: Ri E
Westmoreland .......2 4 O o 0 50 II 10
Louisville .............0 o OOO3 o. u
Observation-Disclosures and Smith; Dom
nell and Gordon.
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TO DESTROY THE LIQUOR.
Hutchinson Judge Orders Reno Coun-
tY Sheriff to Get Busy.

Hutchinson, Kan, May 3O.-Judge
Gale has issued an order that the Ii
quor seized in raids on the saloons run
by Scott & Bell, Hickman, John STRAIT
ton, and Thomas, be taken into Main
street in the city of Hutchinson and
publicity destroyed. This booze is in
will carry out the order within the
next few days. There is about $3.50
worth of the stuff and this loss can be
added to the expense the liquor men
have been having since the present
law enforcement period began. 1t has
been expensive and has cost the fra
ternity several thousand dollars in at
.orney's fees, fines, court costs, loss
of liquor, and loss of sleep.
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Totals
WICHITA.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

I
Webb City 10 1 o o 0-5
Wichita ......2 0 o o 2 0 Is
The summary: Earned runs-Wichita
2. Two-base hit-Holland. Three-base
>hits-Bayless, Becker. Home run
Cheek. Bases on balls-Of Speer 1.
Struck out-By Gill 4, by Speer 9. Hit
by pitcher-Blausser Cheek 2. Sacrifice
hits-Cheek, Hetling, Annis. Time of
game-2:1O. Umpfre-Jacobs. Attend
ance-700
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Catcher Snencer Snsnende.1

Chicago, May'30-Manager McAleer or
Suspended Catcher Spencer indefinitely
for failure to obey the training rules of
the club. The player was sent back to
ST louis
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Brown 1, Harvard o.

Providence, r. L, May 30.-Brown
scored the only run in yesterdays game
with Harvard on base on balls, sac
rifice and hit.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Brown 80. .........0 O00OO@1 /
Harvard ...... 100 o 0 00OO 90 2 2
Batteries = Nourse and Raymond;
Brennan and Currier. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30
Des Moines 7. IdncoIn 6.

Des Moines, May 90-After the game
seemed lost, Des Moines took bA-ce.
Jones allowed a base on balls with two
out and the bases were crowded in the
ninth, giving Des Moines the winning run.
Score by innings: r. E.
Lincoln .............3 o 1 o 0 0 0-6 9 s
Batteries-Miller and Shannon; Jones
and Zinran.
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for King in ninth
TnDEK


Springfield ........O 2 0 o Q Ii
Topeka ............6 40 0 l OILS
The summary: Earned runs-Spring-
field 8, Topeka 5. Two base hits-Wei-
ter, Hurlburt, Halla, Landreth, Runkle.
Bases on balls-Of King 5. off Bunton
Left on bases-Springfield 5, Topeka Z.
Double plays-Bunton to Halla, Raglan
to Olsen to Halla. First base on errors
Topeka 8. Stolen bases-Hurlburt,
Halla, Raglan, Olsen 8. Sacrifice hit
Halla. Umpire-Guthrie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30

work in fielding, the Farmers only
error occurring when two men ran to-
gether.
Cotner ............ 1. o 90 90 90 90 3 2
K. s. A. c. .....-....0 o 0O01 80 I
Batteries-Parmenter and Long; NAL
lon and Miller. Umpire-Gramley.
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Manhattan ?. Cotner o.

Manhattan, Kan, May 30-Cotner uni
versity of Lincoln, Neb., was shut out
here yesterday by the Agricultural col
lege, 2 to O.. But thirty of the visitors
went to bat and not until the ninth in
nings did they advance man as far as
second base. Each team did excellent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30
Association Standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 1. Omaha 0.

Sioux City, May 30-Unable to hit the
effective pitching of Newlin, the Omaha
team lost pretty 1 to game to Sioux
City Wednesday.
Score by innings; r. II: e.
Omaha .............O0 o o 90 5000 4 o
Batteries-Newlin and Spies; Raglan and
GOnding
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Fell Into the We'll.

to the Blade says that William Bell,
ex-county commissioner OF Republic
county, residing north of here, went
out to water, the stock, fell head first
into the we'll and was drowned
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Denver G. Pueblo Q.

Denver. May 3O-A serious error at a
critical time in the eighth inning by
Shortstop Corhan of Pueblo won the game
for Denver.
score by innings: RH
Denver .....,.......oO0 ooo15*-s 8 2
Pueblo ..............0 % 1 700 % 8
Batteries-Engle and Zalusky; Morgan
and Smith.
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Tulsa 2-s. independence IT.

Tulsa. l. T., May 3O.-Tulsa and indie
pendence broke even in a double header
yesterday.
Score by innings: R.H. q.
Tulsa ..................1 100000
independence % 1 . U u
Batteries-Smittle and Denny; Bran
don and Haas.
Second game-Score by innings R.H. E.
IulSa ..--..----...-.-...--O U 3V0-3
Batteries-Lynch. Gilreath and Denny;
Decanier and Haas. Umpire-Lemon.
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LeonardviIle 8, Topeka Giants 1 .

Leonardville, Kan, May 30.-Leonard-
vile defeated the Topeka colored
Giants yesterday bv a score of to l.
The game was interesting, although the
Giants had no chance of winning at any
time.
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Rain i'm STAFFORD County.

st. John, Kan, May 30-A much need
ed rain has been falling in this locality
during the past "a hours and this, to-
gether with a few warm days, will de-
termine to what extent the dry cold
weather has damaged the growing
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Sells Farm for So. 600.

Wichita, Kan, May 30,-Ju7ge D. NJ
Dale has sold his fine Arkansas river
bottom wheat farm, three miles east
of Maize to r. w. Breckhauser for $12,-
900. Mr.. Breckhauser has been living
in Iowa.
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American League Standing.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City o, Milwau-
kee 5.
At neapolis-Minneapolis 13, st. Paul
1.
At Toledo-ToIedo s. Indianapolis s.
At Columbus-CoIumbus 4, Louisville 5.
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wheat in this county. 1t is impossi-
BILE at this time to estimate what per
cent of wheat crop will be harvested
in Stafford county.
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had little effect on the scoring in the
game, in which Chicago defeated St.
Louis. to 5. The locals scored all their
runs in the fourth inning on four battery
and two fielding errors and two singles.
Whites bases on ball and poorly judged
fielding resulted in st. Louis tallies.
Score by innings: R.H. Z.
Chicago ..............OO 0eooOO*-6 o
st. Louis. .............2O 2 O0001 O-5 5 2
Batteries-White, Mcfarland and Sulli-
van; Petty, Howell and Stephens.
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Leavenworth A. joplin o.

Leavenworth, Kan, May 30.-Gilbert
pitched great ball again, shutting out
Joplin with ease. The locals hit the
ball OPPORTUNITY. The score:
LEAVENWORTH
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Wicbita g. webb CITY <.

Webb City, Mo-, May 30.-Wichfta
won an thinning game from the locals,
5 to g. Jonesr error in the eleventh lost
the game. The score:
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RrooI,Iyn 8. Boston 5.

Boston, May 3O.-Boultes- was substituted
for Dorner too late to save the game Tor
Boston, Brooklyn winning to 3.
Score by innings: L. n: Z;
Boston ....-.......-..o y 1o5o Y 70 o D
Batteries-Rucker and Ritter; Dorner,
T2oi1ltaS and Brown.
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Muskogee 5-s. Parsons 90.

Muskogee, I. T., May 30.-Muskogee
shut out Parsons in both contests of a
double header Wednesday.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Muskogee .............0 2111OO0 IS 10
Parsons ..............-O y q 90
Batteries-Anderson and Richie; Carr
and Earloff
Second game-Score by innings: R.HE.
Muskogee .............0 0 o 3 o 0 IS s
Parsons ...............0O 20 OO 90 90 l 2
Batteries-Woolford and Ritch.e; Carr
and Earloff.