RACE DAY BARGAINS AT FRONTIER PARK
Odds favored several runners at Frontier Park with Bellflower and Lancashire Lad showing early speed in race one. Black Domino edged Dr Downey in a tight finish the next race, while Busy Man led the third and Elder prevailed in the fourth with Roy Shumway close behind. Ontario Oregon and St Joe posted late wins in the final two events as a full card produced spirited finishes and upsets.
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Favorit
Fesalia
Frontier Park
Bellflower
Lancashire Lad
Black Domino
Dr. Downey
Jazeline
Mendon
Bolleftower
Buxton
Lancanebite Lad
Pickens
Blay
Mandelay
Flack Domino
Mandela
Dr. Dawnle
Hazeling
Tramvite
Busy Man
Raesel
Sea Green
Manders
I Chief Desmond
Even
Elder
Wels
Roy Shumway
Orme
Rebo
McCullough
Ontario
Oregon
Col. Austin
Burns
Marcus Aurelive
Danvitz
Bt. Joe
Bantronia
Cavallena
Dr. Downie
Lolvs Streuber
Dick B. B
Montauk Folsom
Proteus
Minatto
Stax
Jomen Blackstock
San Antone
Kalaska
Sababo
Mabel Hollander
Senator Paynter
Karanula
Rubbola
St. Joe
W. Faller
Bank Welcomes Young Men Deposits With Cooperation
The Citizens National Bank invites the business of young men and promises their cordial cooperation. Bankers note how saving habits grow from small beginnings, and many young deposits can develop into large balances.
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Citizens National Bank
Shooting Contest At Fort Russell Draws Enthusiasts
George Burt traveling representative of the Union Metallo Cartridge company arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and will join Lem Ellis C E Everett and other sportsmen today in a shooting contest at the target grounds of the Cheyenne Red and Gan club at Fort Russell.
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George Burt
Union Metallo Cartridge Company
Cheyenne
Will
Lem Ellis
C. E. Everett
Red and Gan Club
Fort Russell
Baseball results St Joseph and Omaha tilt
St Joseph defeated Omaha 7 to 2 in the first game as the second ended 0 to 0. Lincoln beat Topeka 10 to 0.
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St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka
Rain Delays Hit Baseball Doubleheaders Across Cities
Postponements affect Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St Louis games due to rain. Pitchers Camnitz Gibson Curtis Brown and Graham are named among players connected to the day’s activity.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn- Cincinnati
New York-St. Louis
Pittsburg
Battersea
Camnitz
Gibson
Curtis
Brown
Graham
Radium the French bulldog bags continental prizes
Radium, a French bulldog owned by 8, Drew, president of the White Luiber company in San Francisco, has cost his owner as much as if he were made of gold according to estimates. The dog has won multiple first prizes at continental dog shows.
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Drew
White Luiber Company
San Francisto
Cheyenne Porch Lighting Campaign Aims To Brighten City
A local initiative urges residents to install porch lights to brighten Cheyenne streets during winter visits. Organizers say better lighting improves safety and welcoming atmosphere for visitors and neighbors alike.
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Cheyenne
Batteries and Bouts in Doubleheader Scores
A garbled recap mentions multiple baseball matchups with players such as Donovan, Schimidt, Kinsella, Criss, Kiliifer, Hughes, Fisher, and Mitchell. References to St Louis, Washington, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, and and a 12 inning or innings format with remarks on darkness ending play.
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Warshop and
Crieger
Kinsella
Criss
Kiliifer
Mind Balanced by Kansas City Studying Stations
A man in Kansas City on August 10 aims to memorize 10 000 railway stations across seven states to pass an examination for a mail clerk position.
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Kansas City
Excerpt on Mace A Young and a Cure Ad
A 28 year old man named Mace A Young pursued a nightly study for six months after work at a grocery store and achieved a high ranking in ex extermination. An advertisement claims Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy cures Tro and Preckles.
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Mace A. Young
Young
Palace Pharmacy
Cheyenne Girl Weds Laramie County Man
At 7:30 o clock days evening Samuel D. Schuetz of Byrne and Miss Cecil May Tones of Cheyenne were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage Rev W M Nelson performing the ceremony The couple was attended by Edgar A Scheutz of Eg
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Samuel D. Schuetz
Byrne
Cecil May Tones
W. M.nelson
Edgar A. Scheutz
GANS LOSES FIGHT WITH DEATH Belmore
Joe Gans former lightweight boxing champion dies in Belmore after a tuberculosis illness. He had traveled to Arizona last spring seeking health improvements and returned with a decline that proved fatal. He was 44 years old.
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Belmore
Joe Gans
Pugiliah
Tate
Gane
Ariaona
Private Car Hired for a Bulldog
New York reports a pampered bulldog named Radium was chauffeured in a private car chartered for the journey. The trip departed Ground Central station at daybreak for San Francisco, costing $2,065.
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New York
Marriage Notice for Kingsbury in Des Moines Iowa
Mrs Sadie Kingsbury of Des Moines Iowa is mentioned along with the groom and his brother and sister. The shorthand note indicates a family wedding context with kin from Des Moines.
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Bert
Ona
Sadie Kingsbury
Des Moines, In
Japanese Injured Person Taken to Cheyenne Hospital
An unidentified Japanese individual was injured in an incident near Buford and transported by train to Cheyenne. He was admitted to St. Mary’s Hospital for medical treatment.
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Cheyenne Hospital
Buford
Cheyenne
St. Mary's ‘Hospital
Indians Defeated in Close Cheyenne Game
Colorado Springs edged Cheyenne 8 to 7 as heavy rain caused wild throws and prompted manager Bidwell to plan a pitcher change. Feibert and Rusty started, Hendrix relieved, with Gibson catching the loss for the Indians. Cheyenne next faces Denver Hoffbraus in Denver.
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Almosst
Pethert
Cheyenne
Rosty
Pethert J
Hendrix
Bidwell
Febert
Rusty
Denver Hoffbraus
Denver
Colo
Batterica
Ackley
Hastings
Fowler
Feibert
Gibson
Five Year Old Boy Injured in Street Fall
George Walker Jr., son of George S. Walker, secretary of the National Wool Growers' Association, fell from a verga pede in front of his home at 218 West Twenty-fifth Street last evening. He struck his forehead on a sharp corner, severing a deep gash over the left eye and required three stitches. Sherman Co. assisted with treatment.
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George Walker Jr
George 8S. Walker
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Twenty-fifth Street
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