Favorites falter again at Fronter Park in crowded card
At Fronter Park the 4405 favorite Ontario Oregon with Karennina failed at the start as Wildwood Bill swept to victory. Helen Scott, a second choice, won the second race while Liberte led the third. Lady Hapsburg and St Joe traded early favor for another easy win as Kopek edged Roy Shumway in a tight finish. Multiple long-shot outcomes and post positions defined the six selling races with long odds and quick verdicts.
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Frontier Park
Ontario
Oregon
Karennina
Wildwood
Bill
Marcus Aurelius
Gorse
Vigor
Helen Scott
Balelin
Chass
Liberte
Swell Girl
Wile
Lady Jiapsburg
St. Joe
Hapsburg
Filton
Kopek
Roy Shomway
Longth
Odd Rowe
Gene Rubee
Denvitt
Kallasta
Laughlin
Mandera
Hallila
Rettig
Chess
Jensen
Tine
Therto
CY. Cavanaugh
Molesworth
Lady Hapsburg
Manders
Flyon
Morgan
Binston
Buena
Too Many Young Men and the Banks They Trust
A historical note on young men starting life and the habit of saving. It explains bankers’ interest in deposits from youth, citing the Citizens National Bank as welcoming and cooperative toward young customers. The piece emphasizes small beginnings growing into larger balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Anheuser Busch Mule Team Ready for Cheyenne Frontier Days
Hoffman Bros local agents for the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association have received notice the famous mule team will be sent to Cheyenne for Frontier Days. The eight mules, valued highly, will pull a wagon and equipment to deliver Anheuser Busch products during Frontier week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Bros
Anhotser-Busch Brewing Association
Cheyenne
Frontier Days
Indians Lose In Tough Game With Trinidad Cubs
Trinidad defeats Cheyenne 5 to 4 in a hard fought contest. Hendrix of Trinidad had three hits including a two-base hit and Owens made a great ninth inning catch to save the win. Arrangements set for Trinidad to play Cheyenne on Aug 20 21 and 22. Indians to face Colorado Springs Zoo team on Wednesday. Attendance 1350. umpires Carpenter.
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Trinidad
Colo
Cheyenne Indians
Sthasset
Othher
Indijans
Cafeber Gibson
Brammel
Raton
Will
Hendrix
Owens
Cheyenne
Collorado Springs Zoo
Indians
Craig
E Amros
Brierly
Powell
Thies
Green
Tle
Bates
Hester
Deniaton
Aees Ee
Cheyennd
HPOA
Whelan
Galena
Gault
Hartnett
Gibson
Hartwell
McCarry
Haffner
Ambrose
Denfeton
Carpenter
Local residents and visitors in Cheyenne mix travel and social visits
Mrs J A Hinkleman leaves for Chicago to buy millinery for Mrs Morehigan's store. Mira Mary Flannery of Los Angeles visits Cheyenne. Dr Wilson and W F Hamilton of Douglas Irrigation conduct business in Cheyenne. R B Coad arrives from La Grange and R A Barnard of Gebo visits. Mrs G A Phelps of Campatoo visits. Miss Mary Finnerty, nurse from Los Angeles, visits relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hinkleman
Chicago
G. A. Phelps
Campatoo
Mary Finnerty
Los Angeles
Visit Lights Brighten Cheyenne Visitors Night
Visiting guests in Cheyenne prompted residents to light porches and illuminate streets, creating a welcoming glow during their stay. Local officials urged safe, visible lighting to ensure security and community spirit throughout the visit.
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Cheyenne
Two Girls Die After Eating Toadstools
Rochester reports two young sisters, Culia Kagsbury aged 15 months and Ruth aged 15 months, died after consuming toadstool tea. The incident occurred at night at their home. They were taken to Fat Groveley hospital in Cleveland, where they died. A separate local horse event saw Billings drive a wagon to a 2:9 mile, breaking a trotting record.
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Rochester
Culia
Kagsbury
Ruth
Groeley Hospital
Cleveland
Awe
Billings
Baseball scores and rain delay shuffle across Sunday slate
Sunday games saw Denver blank Des Moines 2 0 while Sioux City edged Wichita 7 8 in a twin bill and Topeka split with Lincoln 2 11 6 11. Omaha beat St Joe 4 2 then 2 8 after rain halted a later game. Monday results: Omaha St Joe postponed by rain and Lincoln beat Topeka 3 0.
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Denver
Des
Unclear Battery Names in Fragmented Notes
Fragmentary OCR text lists batteries and players with inconsistent spellings. Mentions Arcellands Kleine Pakenberg Bors and Bender Thompson Ray Stephens across references. No complete event, team, or context is established from the readable portions.
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Cleveland
Arcellands
Kleine
Pakenberg and
Bors
Philadelphia
Bender and Thompson
Ray and
Stephens
Postponed Games Across League Rounds Due to Rain
Basketball and baseball matches face delays as several games are called off. The Chicago Philadelphia game is postponed due to raw conditions, while Cincinnati St Louis and St Louis New York are also delayed by rain. Leiflend and Gibson, Brown, Evang and Graham are listed among batteries for the events.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Honis
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Leiflend
Gibson
Brown
Evang and
Graham
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Senator Warren Returns From Pathfinder Project Inspection
Senator F. B. Warren has returned to Cheyenne after a trip to inspect the Pathfinder project. A city brief notes a local promotions call for women with small feet to buy Wasserman's oxford shoes for one dollar, while reports mention the Barcaly brothers, William Edward and Claude, who were arrested recently on a charge of stealing provisions from the Pal.
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Warren
F. B. Warren
Cheyenne
William
Edward
Claude Barclay
The
Pal
Local Briefs Include Guilty Plea and Public Notices
A liquor sale case ends with guilty pleas and fines of one dollar plus costs for two individuals. A false alarm at Eleventh Street and Carey Avenue prompted fire department response. Deputy State Superintendent Ira B. Fee traveled to Denver on state business. The North Spring Reservoir Company of Saratoga files incorporation papers with the secretary of state, capitalized at ten thousand dollars. Charles Torrye and W M Taylor arrested for illegally selling liquor and headed for city court. Louis Klohe, ex Cheyenne policeman, involved in wagon training duties at Fort McKendree after maneuvers at Pole Mountain.
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North Spring Reservoir Company of
Saratoga
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Greeks in Beating Case
Deputy Pat Hayes reported the arrest yesterday afternoon of Robert Saclo and John Scardino Greeks on charges connected to the beating of John Talbot. The suspects were taken into custody in relation to the assault and are held for further investigation.
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Pat
Hayes
Robert Saclo
John Scardino
John Talbot
Infant Son of Ashley Dies. Funeral Held at Home
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ashley died Sunday from cholera infantum. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the couple’s residence, 420 East Eighteenth Street.
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B. F. Ashley
East Eighteenth Street
Thirteen Die In Ignacio Train Wreck
Thirteen people were killed and twelve or more injured when a Northwestern Pacific mail train from Santa Rosa to San Francisco collided head on with an engine and caboose near Ignacio California. Mistaken orders caused the crash as most injuries occurred in the smoker car which telescoped. Rescue trains and doctors were rushed to the scene but debris blocked access and full recovery would take until morning.
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Rade
Colonel Austin
Joe Wells
Dora Payne
W. Fuller
Ray Egan
Mendon
Pelham
Yellowfoot
Kedpek
Wildwood Bil
Manfla
Senator Paynter
Sababo
Burning Buck
Doc Allen
Higginsville
Grasscutter
Elder
Silver Leaf
Liberto
Cardinal Sarto
Arella
Léa Green
Sam Bernard
the Citizen's National Bank
Anheusermusch
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Racing Association
Theose
van Tasgel
Western Dague
Waarsop
Dreider
Stroud and
Schmidt
Johnie and Breckendorf
Young, Scott and Shellman
Wasserman’s
Mer
Pease
Juetee Pagett
Costa Aid
Eleventh Street
Carey Avenue
Fee
Ira B. Fee
Charles Torrye
W. M. Taylor
Louis Klohe
Fort McKengle
Pole Mountain
Woolen Mills
Capital
U. S
Shopman
Bono
Union Pacific
Bata
Ignacio
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