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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1910

Page

8

Denver Manager Contests Fortune Estate Suit

New York April 26 manager Jack Hendricks of the Denver baseball team is named as a plaintiff in a $1,000,000 will dispute over Margaret A. Bence widow of George Bence. The case centers on one third of her estate going to daughter Elizabeth Healy and two thirds to niece Katherine Donahue, with other relatives contesting. Bence mansion valued at $127,000 and stocks and bonds at least $1,000,000 are involved as heirs contend for their shares.

New York Aptril Jack Hendricks Denver Margaret A. Bente George Bence Currogate Court Bence Elizabeth Healy Mra Katherine Kane Donahwe Margaret Kane Fredel Idaho Cadillac John M. Gardiner Gardiner Indge Healy Healy Donadine Firelel Secon Cailiac Doxerton Michael Kane Renee Donahue Seventy-second Street Hals Sitce Freder Goren Cure ‘Hendricks Johanna L. Ahearn Smithvitts South Long Tsland

Williams Knocks Out Gilsey in Twelfth Round

Thermopolis Wyoming reports Charles Williams the Wyoming heavyweight champion knocked out Johnnie Gilvey of Denver in the 12th round of a scheduled 15 round bout. A Williams versus Berry or Smith match was being arranged.

Thermopolis Wyo Johnnie Gilvey Denver Charles Willians Wyoming Williams Charles Berry Tube Smith Ie Beeng

Rain Delays Hit Thutsboro-Chicago and St. Louis Games

Weather forces postponement of baseball contests involving Thutsboro, Chicago, and St. Louis. No rescheduled dates announced yet.

Thutsboro Chicago St. Louis- Chuchalk

Rain Delays Hit Multiple Baseball Games Across Leagues

In the American League several to be postponed contests follow rain and wet grounds. Chicago versus Cleveland and Philadelphia versus Boston were delayed, while Detroit faced another postponement on slippery fields.

Cleveland Boston Detroit

Western League Brief Notes From Patchy OCR

A fragmentary Western League item mentions names like Poteet and Mebne amid garbled text. Readable parts reference a sports context with unclear details and incomplete reporting.

Ketchel to wear African elephant hair charm

New York April 26 Stan Loy Ketchel enters the Wednesday fight with Sam Langford and will wear on his wrist a piece of elephant hair tied as a good luck charm. The charm was presented by Edgar Beecher Lyons on as a token from African explorers. The native Africans believe the hair from the tail end of an elephant provides protection.

New York Stanloy Ketchel Sam Langford Edgar Beecher Yionson

Centenarian Father Seeks Lost Daughter Across Continent

Frank Schram aged 96 travels from New Orleans toward Pittsburgh after a long search for his only living daughter. He arrived in Chicago on April 26 and plans to continue to Pittsburgh to locate friends. Born in Germany in 1845 he settled in the South and lost his wife and three children at the Galvestone farm.

Chicago Frank Schram New Orleans Pitveburg Germany United States South Galvestone

Argentine Auto Race Meet Postponed in Buenos Aires

The proposed Argentine Sporting society races in Buenos Aires, with prizes near 75 000 dollars, are postponed as preparatory work cannot be finished before the dates. The Automobile Club of America received a cable from the Argentine president confirming the delay. The races were tied to a coming celebration next month.

New- York Argentine Sporting Society of Buenos Ayres Automobile Club of America DI Siren A‘ Fentine Society

Double of Taft and Real at Game

A Pittsburgh story claims a police sergeant, Tom Morley, bears a near perfect likeness to President Taft. Officials reportedly planned a "double play" for a baseball game between Chicago and Pittsburgh, with Morley visible beside Taft, who reportedly wished to meet his doppelgänger at the ballpark.

Pittabura United States Chicago Pittsburg Partie Grandafond Hlet Thomas Morley Pitwebut Taft Prince Albert Morley Philadelhia Plei Tom Morley Pittsbore

Wall Street Plans Vacation Flight to Oakland Rally

Wall Street firms chart a summer trip with Oakland as a key stop in July. About 1 000 berths expected to be booked, with a third from the financial district to attend the Jeffersons Johnson battle coverage. Clubs plan special cars and entire trains to carry delegations to the West.

Wall Street New York Oakland Cal Street Pacific Coast

James Bros Baseball Supplies Promotion

Prince Pharmacy offers a 50 percent cut in price on James Bros baseball supplies through a limited promotion. The ad lists James Bros as the supplier and Prince Pharmacy as the retailer.

Baseball Supplies James Bros Prince Pharmacy

Cheyenne Indians eye May start to the 1910 season

Local sports coverage reports Bidwell plans opening games May 20 21 and 22 with a strong Cheyenne Indians lineup. The team seeks support while draft picks Eddie Pilly and Joe Selzer gain attention from leagues on the coast and the Pacific. Kid Shaffer prepares for Dan Cummings after recent bouts and Dewey clash expected to test his form.

Jetter Bidwell Indians Cheyenne Braves Quayers Southwealern Association

Suffragists Who Quit in Protest Over Injustice

Mary E. and Harriet Taylor Upton resign from the National Woman's Suffrage Association within a month. They say an apparent injustice in initiative matters, previously known, is not being righted and resign to discontinue countenancing it. They cite private obligations to Washington and insist there are times to protest.

Mary. A National Woman's Suffrage Associationy and Mix Harriet Taylor Upton Wirer Stewie Washington Rachel Fouter Neichter

Colorado Cow to Supply Tapt’s Milk at White House

Colorado Bossy a Jersey milker from the Windsor dairy near Denver will be presented at the White House to supply milk to President Taft. Bossy is the successor to Mooley the famous White House cow, who ruled about three weeks ago. Colorado Republicans are reported as donors.

Colorado Washington White House Colorado Bossy Windsor Dairy Farm Denver Bossy Mooley Taft

Roosters Club Grows Membership at Weekly Board Meeting

Six new members were admitted to the Roosters Club during yesterday's regular weekly meeting of the board of directors. The new members are J.T. Bell, Dre M. Barkwell, Harry J. Taylor, R. Carpenter, John L. Murray, and Pitt Covert. Directors announced the club's financial and administrative affairs are in better condition than in many years.

Roosters Club

Wyoming bill proposes eleven mite rescue stations

Washington. April 26. Representative Ja ay briroduced a bill establishing eleven mite rescue stations at a cost of 2 000 000 with one station costing 40 000 to be located at Rock Springs Wyoming.

Hescurerie Wyoming Washington Ja Ay

Parole Recommended for Riverton Man Edward Abra

The state board of pardons at a special meeting recommended parole for Edward Abra, who was convicted of stock theft in Riverton two years ago and given a significant prison term. The petition drew many Riverton citizens citing deteriorating business interests in Abra’s absence. Other parole actions were not acted on.

Board OF Pardons Paroles Riverton State Board of Pardons Edward Ft. Abra Hiverton Abra

Cornell Coach Appeals for Football Interest

Cornell coach Daniel A. Reed chides Cornell and undergraduates for low spring football turnout. He cites lack of experience and poor participation as the main handicap and calls for a larger attendance for fall preparation.

Cornell Ithaca, N Daniel A. Reed

Haviland China Half Price at Palace Pharmacy

James Tros fishing tackle ad promotes Haviland china offered at half price at Palace Pharmacy with emphasis on value and limited-time deal.

James Tros Haviland China Palace Pharmacy James Haos

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