Round Robin at Fort Tulel Yields Close Matches
The Round Robin at Fort Tulel yesterday featured tighter play with the Ninth Cavalry dominant, scoring nine points while rivals lagged. Denver and Freebooters battled. Holderness and Engel starred for the Cavalry as Cheyenne visitors were invited to the polo grounds with tents and refreshments offered at the club bungalow.
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Fort Ruteel
Ninth Cavalry
Denver
Cavalry
Holderness
Champe
Engle
Heydon
Wicon
Booters
Sievert
McClelland
Engel
Freebooters
Eilott
Chapin
Osally
Decide City Amateur Ball Championship at Pioneer Park
Sunday afternoon the city amateur baseball championship will be decided at Pioneer Park as Union Pacific Clerks face Woodmen. The Woodmen add two new infielders and include former Cheyenne Indians players in a strong lineup. Bat-Mager pitches for Woodmen against Behmidt. Admission is 46 cents for grandstand seating.
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Pioneer Park
Union Pacific
Woodmen
Huff
Bat- Mager
Behmidt
Graniseat
Mathewson Discusses Pitcher Troubles With Take Him Out Cry
Christy Mathewson explains how the crowd noise and the demand to remove a pitcher affect a young player’s confidence and performance. He notes veterans cope, but the cry can hinder a rookie’s mechanics and poise, sometimes forcing demotion to the minors.
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Christy Mathewson
Results Yesterday National League and American League scores
National League results show Purse 3 and Ames 3 with Robinson Cole and Gibson leading at bat. Second game features Meyers and Tesreau in a shutout effort as O'Toole and Cole pace the rotation. American League displays Washington and Detroit splits across two games with Johnson, Ainsmith, Dubuc, Works, Stanage and McGhee contributing at the plate. Boston Cleveland New York and Philadelphia-St Louis matchups are noted with varied batteries. Western League reports Topeka 4 St Joseph 11 and Omaha 13 Wichita 5 while American Association lists Milwaukee 3 Columbus 7 St Paul 12 Louisville 4.
Justice Dept moves to break up American Telephone Trust
Washington August 24. The Department of Justice seeks to bring salt under the anti trust law to compel the division of the American Telephone and Telegraph company. The big concern had been under investigation for six months and it has been hoped the government would start a case.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Department
Hamlets Soliloquy on First Base in Baseball Parody
A playful soliloquy on stealing bases compares a runner's risk to fear of double plays and fielding errors. The speaker weighs taking a leap for second against being tagged or forced out, praising good catchers for making players wary, and considers sacrifice or hit and run as safer options.
Salvation Army to halt at noon for General Booth tribute
At noon next Thursday the Salvation Army in America will stop work for four hours to pray in memory of General William Booth whose funeral is held in London. Memorial services are planned for 3 p m in cities and towns across the United States on Saturday August 31.
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New York
Salvation Army
America
William Booth
London
United States
Democracy must be a worthy instrument says Wilson in New Jersey
At Sea Girt the governor addresses Brooklyn Democrats and delegates praising a disciplined organization over machines. He argues the Democratic party holds the country’s reform hope, urges unity, and warns voters to judge by deeds not words in a turning point for American politics.
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Ben Girt
Woodrow Wilson
Little White House
Sea Girt
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Wilson Snd
New Jersey
Jerasy
Board of Guardians
New. Jersey
The
Union
United States
Democratic Party
America
Bandit Raid Drives Honduran Village Women Into Mountain Lair
A Guatemala based bandit crew seized women from Bullet Tree Bank near the Upper Belize river as villagers worked chicle tapping. Local men could not be mobilized quickly due to scattered forest duties and legal delays, prompting volunteers to form a private expedition with boats and arms to pursue the captors.
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Guatemala
Iowa
Bullet Tree Bank
Belisa
Relize
British Honduras
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Man Power and Coal Power
A short note compares human labor to coal output, claiming a man toiled ten hours at full push and produced about the amount a smaller effort would make in two days, illustrating perceived power of coal and worker efficiency.
Great Duty of Adjustment Speech by Woodrow Wilson
The passage reflects Wilson's call for national unity and mutual accommodation during wartime, urging that interests be harmonized under common principles of right and fair dealing. It frames government as a servant of the people and stresses the duty to bind rivals as partners for the nation.
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Woodrow Wil
Wilson Seeks to Be Most Accessible White House Leader
The speaker says Wilson will be the most accessible president in history and notes his typical Democratic stance. It asserts Wilson is best equipped for the presidency since Lincoln.
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Wilson
White House
Momiokted
Lincoln
Coal energy compared to human labor and horsepower
The discussion equates a ton of coal to human and animal labor, noting that one ton could equal a year’s work of many people or horses if fully utilized. It claims 54 pounds of good coal or 40 pounds of average coal would match one man’s yearly effort, and a ton could match six horses’ annual work.
Superstitions of Italy Mentioned in Folklore
The article notes Italian beliefs in the evil eye and a false spirit that plays practical jokes. It mentions a darker figure, the Fata Morgana, said to summon a youth to drift beneath the Straits of Messina and drown.
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Italy
Straits of
Messina
Education Beyond That Verse in Modern Thought
A reflection argues education is more than transferring ideas to students. It frames learning as shaping character, judgment, and responsibility through engaged teaching and meaningful experiences.
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Second Cavalry
Denver Club
Houston
Denvr
Sherman
National League
R. H. E. Purse
Cain
Robinson
Cole and
Gibson
Ames
Crandall
Meyers
Kh. Ee
O'Toole
Cole
Simon
Tesreau
Detroit
Johnson
Ainsmith
Dubuc
Works and
Stanage
R. H. FE
Washington
Wetwes Vleaachewe
Cashion
Henry
Alnemith
McGhee
Lake and Kocher
R. H. E. Boston
Pseae Sansetrae
LO Claveland
Essccsaezaweaae
Bedient
Carrigan
Steen, Baskette and Adams
R. H. E. New “York
Fisher
Davis
Sweeney
Cleotte and Kuhn
Philadelphia-St. Louis
Iain
Topeka
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Des Moines
American Association
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Toledo
the Shermay Company
Western League
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Pittsburg
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Loula
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Boston
Chicabo
Duatoe
Cleveland
St. Louis
van Lincoln
Dea Moines
Sioux
Sherman Co
Welch
Will Eall
St Ongy
Wild Times
Honduras
Man Power
Coal Power
U. S
Willis. L. Eg Ae
Professional Directory
Kinkead & Mentzer
D. W. Gill
First National Bank
Cheyenne
William Bousols
Real Estate
Ranobes
Mahka
Omapman
Central Ave
Owers
CLYDE
Gia
Phono
Hugo Donzelman
Hoems
Carey Brock
West 10Th Street
Wyoming
Bartlett Engineering Company
Willfred O'Leary
Carey Avenue
Wyo
Blake Kennedy
Har
BE. Swayger
Plains
Red
Bent St
Randall Bird
Caron
Sosa W. Perkins
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