Land law expert offers free guidance for settlers
Robert S. Spence announces twenty five years of practice before U S Land Offices and Interior Department at Washington. He will answer questions on agricultural coal and mineral lands free. Enclose stamp for Settlers Guide and address on Main Street Evanston Wyoming two bars from Land Office.
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U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Washington
Utah
Omi
Supreme Court of the United States
Regisiter
Frank Foote
U. S. Land Office
Wyo
Main Street
Land Office
Advocates Change in Rules Across Baseball
Jim McGuire, former major league catcher and Detroit coach scout, argues the key rule change is making foul balls strikes when the batter has fewer than two strikes. He criticizes intentional walks as unsolved, noting pitchers and catchers often pitch to batters to appease crowds, while top batters still hit about 0.300.
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Jim McGuire
Detroit
McGuire
Charlie Dooin’s Nationals Face Strong Pitching Rebuilds
Charlie Dooin proves lucky as the Federals cripple his infield yet fail to sap Philadelphia Nationals pitching. Seaton Brennan and Camnitz are gone, but the staff remains strong with Alexander still anchoring the rotation.
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Charlie Dooin
Federals
Seaton
Brennan
Camnitz
Philadelphia Nationals
Nationals
Alexander
Alexander era gains and infield woes linger
Grover Cleveland Alexander with strong form. Chalmers, Mayer, and Marshall show dependable progress. Two promising youngsters added. Oeschger and Jacobs appear to have the potential, but infield issues persist after losing Doolan and Kuabe.
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Alexander. Chalmers
Mayer
Marshall
Oeschger
Jacobs
Doolan
Kuabe
Sunday Clash Looms Over Hrooklya Weds Team
President Ward of the Hrooklya Weds bars Sunday payments while Hr anch Hickey declines Sunday management and Mathewson won t pitch on Sundays. The result is tension as Rickey Ward could be named manager and Matty becomes star pitcher.
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Ward
Hrooklya
Hickey
Mathewson
Rickey
Matty
Against the Browns Yet Not Very Successful
Fragmentary note describes efforts against the Browns with limited success and unclear details about timing or outcomes. The text hints at attempts or actions but lacks complete information to confirm results or participants.
Oldest Players in Baseball Still In Major Leagues
The three veteran stars Bobby Wallace Nap Lajoie and Honus Wagner lead a group of aging greats who began in 1896 1897 and 1896 respectively Wallace Lajoie and Wagner remain core players for the Browns Indians and Pirates with Wagner still strong at short Wallace back to short for Cleveland and Lajoie shifting between first base second and infield duties as the sport enters another season.
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Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Browns
Napoleon Lajole
Clevelands
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wallace
Lajole
Wagner
Lajoie
Pittsburgh
Browns
Branch Rickey
Cleveland
Pat Tebeau
Chippy MacCarr
Tebeau
Eial
Browts
Nap Lajoie
Larry
Phils
Keystone
Midway Station
Hsen
Louisville
Short
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Kemmerer
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Robt
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Cunnington
Hocker & Cunnington Dentists
Evanston and
Cumberland
H. E
H.R. Christmas Attorneys & Counselors At Law
First National Bank Bld
W. F.mcdill
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
A. F. Atwood
Genera
Big Piney
Robert S. Spence
Evanston
RF. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Walker
Goontellon
C. A. Walker
Marbleton
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cuppy
Tor
Evers
Scotty Alcock
Lord
Walter Johnson
Herbert Murphy
Phillies
Rosa Hummer
Victoria
B. C
Ball Club
Joel Kingman
Naps
Joe Birmingham
Yale
Will James
Elis
College
Boston Red Box
Hooper
Speaker
Lewis
Millee Huggime
Reds
Hug
Feds
Eddie Plank
Plank
Connie Mack
Thele
Chip Yeas
Jennings
Hulgers College
Bie
Hell
Pred Clarke
Wes
Larry Lajoie
St. Louis
Mountain Trading
Diamondville, Wyoming
Wacak
Big Piney, Wyoming
Wren
Daniel
Daniel Hotel
W. R. Gilkey
Proprietor
Chas
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
General Merchandise
Studebaker
the Kemmerer Hotel
Rogers & Chapin
Pioneer Hotel of
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