Multisport Scoop Highlights Diverse 1905-06 News
A roundup of sports notes features Ralph Glaze pitching for Montreal in the Eastern league, Whisper and Gold Dollar set for a July 15 race at Sundance, and Texas league owners backing President Wilbur Allen amid league tensions. Other items: Rubin Blackburne’s knee surgery recovery, Saginaw’s homer output, Flynn and Barry boxing plans in California, cork center ball tests, LaJoie’s abdominal rest, Denver to Butte aviation meet, Burns’ knockout of Burns in San Francisco, Langford-Caponi fight stopped by governor, Cheyenne Indians defeat Denver Cottrell, Lagoon track meet, Granite City grandstand collapse injures, Kramer repeats bicycle champ, Tolliver displayed: Omaha wrestling, Kling pickpocketed, Williams hitting over .300, Athletics’ Western trip, Flynn pursues acting, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Glaze
Indiana
Boston Americans
Beaneaters
Indianapolis
Montreal
Whisper
Gold Dollar
Sundance
Texas State League
Wilbur P. Allen
Russell Blackburne
Saginaw
Jim Flynn
Jim Barry
Calfornia
Jims
Napoleon LaJoie
Cleveland
Butte
Mont
Ad Wolgast
Frankie Burns
San Francisco
Burns
Carl Morris
White Hope
Tulsa
Sheridan
Frankie White
Chicago
Kid Ross
New York
Cheyenne Mon
Ross
Newark
Roy Tolliver
Colorado
Nebraska
Omaha
Cubs
Johnny Kling
Alva Williams
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Jim
Winter wheat a success in valley and region
The Saratoga Sun notes absolute certainty winter wheat thrives in this climate with fields in Beaver Creek valley and other areas. H J Clammer of Saratoga Land and Investment Co reports 23 acres of promising winter wheat on Cedar Creek ranch. If harvest succeeds with no backset, the mountain region may surpass western Wheat yields. Also an ad for Western Land Commission Co. selling cattle horses and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
H. J. Clammer
Saratoga Land and Investment Company
Cedar Creek
Saratoga Sun
Lorimer case to fill extra session with senate vote
Washington Letter notes Senate will revisit Lorimer issue, citing a Post editorial urging decision purely on law and evidence. It argues against using the case to influence state senatorial elections and highlights the extensive Lorimer record of over 700 pages unread by most Kentuckians.
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Washington
Senate
Washington Post
Kentucky
The
Post
Lorimer
Railroads pledge boost Wyoming as immigration drives
Wyoming Immigration Commissioner Roy Schenck met in Denver with Union Pacific and Burlington officials who agreed to cooperate on an aggressive advertising drive to showcase the state. A Union Pacific writer will visit Wyoming to help produce promotional material, mirroring Colorado’s successful publicity. Railroads plan broad campaigning, while Schenck’s office processes a flood of inquiries from the first mailing. He will travel Friday to Douglas to aid the commercial club in coordinating this campaign.
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Roy Schenck
Denver
Union Pacific Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Burlington Company
State Immigration Department
Schenck
Immigration Department
Cheyenne
Douglas
Commercial Club
Red Bank Cattle Company Cattle Description Notice
Cattle on hand and horses described by Geo B McClellan manager. Includes marks and brands with codes B2A left shoulder and left thigh, F H 5 on left shoulder, F on left thigh, range big horn. Notice of appreciation for return or information.
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RED Bank Catty
Geo. B
McClellan
Indianapolis Race Ends In Fatal Crash And Murder Suicide
The Indianapolis race drew a crowd of about one hundred thousand as a car hit a 90 mph wreck. James Fielder, angered by owner J A McVittie’s objection to his attentions to McVittie’s daughter, killed McVittie his wife and two children fatally shot the sheriff who tried to arrest him and then killed himself. Meanwhile a U S Supreme Court decision declared American Tobacco an unreasonable restraint of trade and upheld the hours of service law. A separate head on Burlinton collision near Indianola Neb killed ten and injured many as six cars wrecked in a 50 mph crash caused by late orders. The Denver and Omaha clubs were aboard but unharmed.
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Indianapolis
Arthur Greynor
James Fielder
J. A. McVittie
Pawnee City
Neb
McVittie
United States Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Burlington
Indianola
Denver
Omaha
Wyoming and Colorado water dispute enters Supreme Court
The Wyoming attorney general, Douglas A. Preston, files papers in the U S Supreme Court to stop Colorado citizens from diverting the headwaters of the Big Laramie river, a water dispute affecting Wyoming users. The Wyoming legislature has appropriated 25000 dollars for the case, with ranchers along the river ready to defend.
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Washington
Wyoming
Douglas A. Preston
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Laramie
Big Laramie
Lease Notice for New York Store Building and Cellar
The stone building recently used by the New York Store and its large cellar will be for lease starting May 1, 1911. Inquire at Jas. I. Patten. Also a notice to non resident defendant: W. W. Peay of Mobile, Alabama is notified that H. L. Mead filed a district court petition May 24, 1911 in Big Horn county Wyoming seeking 1500 damages for an incorrect survey of Mead Addition in Greybull. Unless answer by July 22, 1911, default judgment will be entered. H. L. Mead plaintiff. C. A. Zaring attorney. 127
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New York
Jas. I. Patten
W. W. Peay
Mobile
Ala
H. L. Mead
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Mead
Greybull
Lennon Studio Advertises Photo Services in Basin
J. Lennon succeeds Robinson Studio offering all kinds of photo work with prompt service and guaranteed quality. Phone 22 Black Basin, Wyoming.
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Robinson Studio
Black Basin
Wyo
Doctor J Neill Office in Pioneer Building Wyoming
Dr. J Neill maintains office rooms 56 in the Pioneer Building at Wyoming. The note lists contact location for the physician in the historic town.
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Pioneer Bldg
Basin area notices and services update
Classified blurbs announce veterinary services by Dr Elmer Gould deputy state veterinarian with prompt calls to Basin Wyoming. Second payment due on Mecklem Water Co shares. Basin Pharmacy promotes Pauliless cream wholesale. Big Horn Oil Gas Co touts plumbing service. Lost pin found with response request. OK barber shop announces move to Pioneer Building with new bathrooms.
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Elmer Gould
Black Basin
Wyo
Mecklem Water Co
Big Horn Ol] & Gas Co
Pioneer Building
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Sporting News
Western Land Commission Co
Robert P. Pearson
Basin Construction Company
J. H. Welsh
Cement Contractor
Railroads
Immigration Bureau
Lizzie Bowman
P. W. Meta
News OF the
C. A. Zaring
Atty
Rhode Island
A. B. Hageman
Basin, Wye
Hoover Investment Co
J. Lennon
J. Neill
Neill
Pioneer Building Basin
M. O. Barnes
Secy
Basin Pharmacy
Mitte
Big Horn ‘Milling Co
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