Land Office Attorney Counselor St Law Evanston Wyoming
Robert S. Spence lists his title and location with the Department in Evanston Wyoming and notes practice in courts of Utah and the United States. The text references land and mineral topics and an address on Main Street near the Land Office. The fragmentary notice appears to be an old official listing or advertisement.
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Robert S. Spence
St Law
Iho
Uteh
Sad
United Aoe
Thomas V
Vate
Main Street
Land Office
Umpire Rules Involving Bases Load Explained
In a vivid description Bill Brennan discusses a Federal League incident where three Kansas City runners were on base with two outs. The batter had a full count when a confusing play unfolded with a wide pitch and forced runs, ending with an out at the plate and a disputed ruling on the safe or out call.
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Bill Brennan
Federal League
Star
In & Fanning Bee
Kansas City
Wilson
Zeider
Bleacher Seats Cut in Half as Prices Rise
The article notes a shift in stadium seating, with bleacher areas reduced from thousands to hundreds as near home plate sections now sell for 60 cents and distant sections for 15 cents, reflecting owner cutbacks and price increases across clubs.
Inventors Patent Rain Cover For Baseball Fields
Two St. Louis inventors patent a field cover to protect baseball diamonds from rain and prevent game postponements. The device comes in two forms: one uses a grandstand anchored canvas roof. the other uses a steel mast and swing boom to create a pyramid or cone over the field, allowing coverage from the pitcher's box outward.
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St. Louis
Dows
Emetic Wwe
Legendary home runs recount from early baseball legends
The article lists famous early major league home runs with dramatic details. It names players such as Hans Wagner, Gus Williams, Big Bill Lange, Bud McLean, Jake Stahl, Billy Alvord, Mike Tiernan, Buck Freeman, Ron Baker, Seymour, Lajoie, Buddy Ryan, Frank Baker, Miller Huggins, Fred Clarke, Alva Williams, Harry Davis, Walter Johnson, Fred Luderus and Ham Hyatt, noting wallops clearing fences, smashing windows, or traveling long distances across various parks and streets.
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Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
Billy Alvord
Old Cleveland Ball Park
Mike Tiernan
Old Cleveland Park
Buck” Freeman
Old Columbia Park
Twen
Ron Baker
Feu
Cinti
Seymour
Boston York
New York
Lajoie
League Park
Buddy Ryan
Somers’ Park
Frank Baker
Washington
Walte Johnson
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati
Tigers
Alva Williams
Napa
Harry Davis
Pennett Park
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Fred Luderus
Ham Hyatt
Forbes Field
Baseball Notes Highlight Early Season Buzz
Johnny Evers remains a hitting anchor for the Braves while outfield depth is questioned. Kansas City critics pan George Stovall’s squad. Mike Doolan and Charlie Alsop make plays. Beattie and Beers lead Boston fans to praise. St Paul’s rookie fills Wagner’s shortstop role. Fred Clarke and Connie Mack’s son Sam pursue rings.
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Robt
A. Hocker W. ©. Cunningtes
Kemmerer
Evanston and
Cumberland
Hl. E A
Christa Attorneys & Etd Eee
Wyoming
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
A. F. ‘Atwood
Big Piney
Pete Tandy
Ae UV
Department Apawer
Evanston
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Walker
C. A. Walker
Umpere Brennan
Geers
Geen
Grandstad
Bud McLean
Pacific Coast
Jake Stahl
Hot Springs
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago
Nap Lajole
Cleveland
Johnny Evers
The
Braves
Babe Adams
George McQuillan
George Stovall
Sheckery
Mike Doolan
Amere
Thughey
Jeauloge
George
Claude Cooper
Giasis
Wyse
Tip
Hersey
William Herring
Giants
Springfield
Bob Bescher
Polo Grounds
Havoc
Boston
Young Beatt
St. Paul
Heine Wagner
Fred Clarke
Bari Mack
Connie Mack
Raleigh, N.C
Carrigan
Bie
Red Sea
Tris Speaker
Amercans
Belug
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville, Wyoming
Big Piney, Wyoming
Daniel
Daniel Hotel
W. R. Gilkey
Proprietor
Chas
Lackey
Duiller
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
General Merchandise
Studebaker
the Kemmerer Hotel
Rogers & Chapin
Pioneer Hotel of
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