Carrigan poised to repeat without Speaker in charge
The article recalls Bill Carrigan's 16 American League championship with the Red Box and world series victory, noting debate over Speaker's aid. It suggests Carrigan may repeat this year without Speaker, praising Carrigan as one of baseball's great managers despite questions about reliance on Speaker.
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Carrigan
Boston Red Box
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Speaker
Carrégan
Ping Bodie Returns to Big Leagues with Connie Mack Buy
Ping Bodie, once derided after a Coast League trial, earns a second chance as Connie Mack purchases him. He will report in spring to join a new Athletic machine and hopes to resume his big league career.
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Ping Bodie
Mladwlpher
Aum
Ping Dodle
Chicago
Yeh
Ping
Connie Mack
Kilbane Ready for Caney Battle on Labor Day
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland appoints Duke Ginley and Cal Delaney as training partners for his Labor Day fight with George Caney of Baltimore at Cedar Point. Kilbane vows to withstand rush tactics and maintain control.
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Johnny Kilbane
George Caney
Daltimore
Cedar Point
Labor Day
Kilbane
Duke Ginley
Cal Delaney
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games Across Leagues
Historic clipping lists multiple city matchups with teams like Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland. It mentions pitchers and batters such as Ratterier Dell Meyers Kanflehper Davenport Beverold Plank and Coveleskie, with several doubleheaders and a sixteen inning game noted in Chicago against Cleveland.
Republicans Charge Democrats With Inaccurate Civil Service Claims
Charles H. W. Gallaway of the United States Civil Service Commission disputes a Republican platform assertion that the Democratic party created fines and new offices outside civil service. He states there has been no increase and that government employes under civil service are now more numerous than at the start of the current administration.
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Democratic Party
Charles HW. Galloway
United States Civil Service Commission
Tunglty
Gallaway
Doctor watches crack fighters ahead of Welet-White title bout
Colorado Springs report outlines physician Dr Lennox arranging daylong evaluations for Freddie Welch and Charley White to ensure peak condition before the planned November championship in New Orleans. Contenders Johnny Pudge and Richie Mitchell pledge Milwaukee support with a $5 000 forfeit. officials and timekeepers to be decided.
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Colo
Kedile Pitts
Freddie Welet
Charley
Nbs
Lennox
Lennox le
Weleah
Welsh
White
Welch
New Orleans
Tom Andrews
British Sea Captain Fryatt Shot by Germans
The first photograph of Capt. Charles A. Fryatt, captain of the Brussels, who was executed by the Germans at Bruges after attempting to sink a submarine. His death underscores British retaliation and wartime sacrifice as the government pursues measures against Germany.
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Charles A. Fryatt
Brussels
Bruges
United States
Widow of Captain Fryatt Receives Additional Pension
The text notes an extra $500 annual pension for Captain Fryatt's widow beyond government compensation. The Great Eastern railroad, which employed Fryatt as master, grants a $1250 annuity. Helen attended her first party and declined a second helping with a courteous "No, thank you," her gaze lingering on the cream.
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Fryatt
Great Eastern Railroad
Pryatt
New York Post
Helen
Cabinet Officer Boots Rifle Practice at Winthrop Range
Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior trains at the Winthrop Maryland rifle range with army officers instructing him. He changes into overalls before shooting and participates as an interested civilian in the exercise.
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Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Winthrop
War’s impact on world business shown in Senate report
A Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce study for Senator Simmons reviews how the war altered activity in major nations including the United States, Canada, England, France, Germany and others. It notes a post July 1914 downturn across all countries, with beligerent nations recovering late 1915 and the US entering an unprecedented surge by April 1916.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Simmons
Senate Committee On Finance
United States
Canada
England
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Argentina
Brazil
Australia
British India
British South Africa
Egypt
Japan
Senate
Irish Win Most V C S in War Proportionate to Population
Irishmen reportedly achieved the highest rate of V C S during the war relative to their numbers, according to Mr. Joe & Ryan, premier of Queens. The article notes insurance and health concerns amid the conflict with garbled text mentioning Carwyare Uf.
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We Teroute Globe
VY. C
Oe & Ryan
Queens
Would Introduce Baseball in Brazil
Dr Laura Muller Brazil foreign affairs minister advocates using sports to build ties between the United States and South America. He says South American interest in sports, especially aquatics, supports introducing baseball to South American countries during a recent New York visit en route from Atlantic City to Ottawa.
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South America
Laura Muller
Brazil
Muller
New York
Atlantic City
Ottawa
Briton of the Seventh at Lyric Theatre
The Lyric Theatre presents Britten of the Seventh, a Vita graph Blue Ribbon feature by Cyrus Townsend Brady. The drama centers on Lieutenant Dritton and the Seventh Cavalry as they pursue an Indian chief accused of massacres, leading to scenes depicting frontier conflict and the Custer era.
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Britten
Vitagraph
Fourteenth Cavalry
Mexico
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Grip
Atlas Closeup: Alpine Co Presents Final Minstrel Run
The Alpine Company brings closing comedy to Cheyenne with a four week run ending today and a reprise of songs and dances in minstrel fashion on Friday Saturday and Sunday. The troupe is balanced with singers dancers and burlesque actors and is expected to deliver its best performances in the final shows.
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Alpine Co
Cheyenne
Jt Ia
Branch Tool Shop to Be Located at Basin Basin CASPER Aug 28
J Londecker and son Foster H of Marietta Ohio travel the West seeking a site for a Basln Basin tool shop. They chose Basin over Billiogs and Cae after a long trip.
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J. Londecker
Foster H
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Basln
Billiogs and Cae
Basin Wins Bid for New Oil Drilling Tool Plant
Eastern representatives chose Basin after reviewing inducements offered by the town and local business rivals. The plant will employ about a dozen skilled mechanics and produce high grade tools while handling all repair work for the oil drilling industry.
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Basin
Comrado Teacher Joins Sheridan High School Faculty
John Earl Hewitt, former Aspen Colorado high school principal, is elected instructor of mathematics and coach at Sheridan High School, filling the vacancy from Mr. Tuttle’s resignation. Hewitt, Drake University graduate, brings several years of teaching experience.
Robbery arrest at the section house near section 10
Officer Skinner arrested Tom Smith a white man for breaking into the section house at section 10 in the east yards and stealing a two cent stamp book a pocket book with 109 dollars and part of a cartridge box. The stamp book and shells were found on him and Jerry Barboto an Italian laborer recovered the purse with a missing ten dollar bill.
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Laramif
Skinner
Tom Smith
Jerry Barboto
Barboto
Fragmentary custody notes reveal purse disposal question
A clipped report notes a man’s attempt to locate a plated item linked to a discarded purse. The suspect remains in the city jail while arrangements are made to transfer him to county authorities.
Personal Waste Biggest Tax
Reader considers daily waste and petty expenses, urging awareness of small leaks in household and public spending. The piece cites standards like Standard Oil and celebrates safety record of President Rea's road after millions of tests. It notes a local injury: young son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dodd of Laramie fractured his arm.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rea
Thomas Dodd
Laramie
Serge
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