Indians to host Kansas City Missourians for two games
At Pioneer Park Cheyenne Indians meet the Kansas City Missourians in a doubleheader. Ed Wilkon manages the visitors, who arrive after a west tour. The opener features Brown against Hendrix and Grandon or Wilt against Rusty. A large crowd is expected as both games start at 2:20 2:30 p m with one admission.
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Pioneer Park
Cheyenne Indians
Kansas City
Indians
Brown
Trinidad
Miners
Big Hendrix
Grandon
Witls
Rusty Dm
Ed. Scholes
Baseball Western League scores and battery lineups
The notice lists multiple games with team pairings and final scores, detailing batteries for each contest. It includes Boston versus St. Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and Detroit results, with pitchers and catchers named for each game.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Moore
Moren
Moran
Beebe
McLean
R. H.R
New York
Mathewson
Dickinson
Wiltse
Meyer
Ruelbach
Richie
Foxen
Peiffer
Kling
Needham
Crippen and typist reach London under escort
Dr H H Crippen accused of murder of wife Belle Elmore and Ethel Neve arrives in London aboard the liner Montic from Canada in custody of Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard. The report also notes a separate accident and a hotel incident with damages.
Wife seeks alimony after 23 years of marriage
At Bast Lake on August 27 Mrs Johanna Christina Pike testified in district court that she fled with her husband March 5 1997 and has lived on potatoes bread water and a single few purchases. Judge M L Ritchie ordered temporary alimony of 12 dollars a month and 25 dollars for attorney fees while William Pike faced the suit for divorce filed July 20 of the year.
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Srand
Bath
Bast Lake
Johanna Christina Pike
M. L. Ritchie
William Pike
Ruehle
Wrestler John Carkeek Arrested in Maybray Case
In San Francisco John Carkeek former world champion wrestler was arrested on an accusation he belongs to the Maybray gang of race track and Pueclistic swindlers. He is said to have taken part in fake bouts that earned the swindlers thousands of dollars. He will be sent to Omaha for trial with others jailed since Maybray’s Council Bluffs conviction.
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Maybray
San Francisco
John Fletcher
John Carkeek
Carkeek
Curkeek
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Trunk Full of Whisky Suspects Sought in Malcom
Two men who registered as Jack LeBolt and Frank Davenport at a Malcom hotel were suspected of carrying whisky in their trunk. A search warrant produced a large amount of liquor hidden in the trunk. Sheriff Binnegar aided in the search, but the men were not found. The town is hosting a fair and tighter measures are taken to keep alcohol out of the village.
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Malcom
Jack LeBolt
Frank Davenport
Binnegar
Bryan Will Not Be Candidate Again in 1912
In Kalamazoo Michigan William J. Bryan said he would not seek another presidential run in 1912. He asserted the Democratic ticket’s nominee would depend on future Congress and expected Republicans to lose support amid an insurgent movement. The report notes broader party speculation and mentions visitors Mrs. John Adams of Buffalo Wyoming and the Sweet family from Newcastle Wyoming visiting locals.
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Bryan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willian J
Harmon
Ohio
John Adams
Buffalo
Wyoming
Conroy
Thomas P. Sweet
Newcastle
Joe LeFors
Mr. Sweet
State
Roosevelt Visit At Club Echoes Oddities Of War Hero
An informal session at a club features talk about General Custer and a remark about the United States cavalry capable of playing Unis specs. The memory of Custer colors the chatter as Cal Roosevelt’s visit ends with him leaving for his apartment after noon.
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United States Cavalry
Custer
Cal
Roosevelt
Benzele Almond Lotion Promoted by Palace Macy
Promoters urge travelers to carry Benzele Almond Lotion for protection on the road. Product advertised as aid in preventing dryness and discomfort during long trips.
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Palace
Macy
Roosevelt party plans church visit and a long horseback ride
The article notes Mr. Roosevelt and his party attending church in the morning and resuming activities at 3:30 P.M. A 35 mile horseback ride to Tanch is planned with a gamenner to be served. A smoker follows with anecdotes, highlighting height comparisons among club members and a cartoonist’s inspired scene before a late lunch.
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Roosevelt
Tanch
W. 8 S. Wheeler
Charles Tainier
Sheridan
Battle of the Eleventh Infantry
P. H. Lund
Denver
R. H. Little
Chicago
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Carey Avenue
Deadwood
William I Xer
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