Indians to Host Kansas City Missourians in Doubleheader
At Pioneer park this afternoon the Cheyenne Indians meet the Kansas City Missourians in a two game set. Ed Wilkon, a veteran Missouri Valley manager, brings a strong lineup and a recent win over Trinidad signals a tough test for the Indians. Brown opposes Hendrix in the opener with Grandon or Wiltz in the second game as Rusty No Hit faces the locals. The visitors, arriving yesterday, will play both games tomorrow for one admission, and a large crowd is expected as Ed Scholes calls play at 2 30 sharp. Burn porch lights to welcome the visitors and brighten Cheyenne.
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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 score summaries with battery lines
The record lists multiple games with team lines and batteries. It includes Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, Washington, Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Boston again, detailing runs hits errors and pitchers for each contest. Key batteries noted include Frock and Raridan for Boston, Harmon and Bresnahan, Brown and Raridan, Corriden and Phelps, and Mathewson with Dickinson among others.
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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 Arrive in London Under Guard
Dr. H H Crippen accused of murdering Belle Elmore and Ethel Neve arrived in London from Canada aboard the liner with Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard in custody. Also reports a man run down by a moving automobile near Seventeenth Street and Carey Avenue with unknown outcome.
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Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
Wife seeks alimony after 23 years in poor marriage
In Bast Lake district court Mrs Johanna Pike testified her husband William has fed her only potatoes bread butter and water since their 1997 marriage. The couple, aged 71 and 62, live on an eighteen acre Mill Creek farm. Judge Ruehle ordered temporary alimony of 12 dollars a month and 25 dollars for attorney fees.
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Srand
Bath
Bast Lake
Johanna Christina Pike
M. L. Ritchie
William Pike
Ruehle
Arrest in Maybray case snags ex-champion wrestler
San Francisco police seized John Carkeek known as John Fletcher a former world champion wrestler and turned him over to federal authorities on charges of belonging to the Maybray gang of race track and bogus wrestling swindlers. He allegedly participated in fake bouts that netted thousands for the gang and will be brought to Omaha for trial with others arrested since Maybray’s conviction in Council Bluffs four months prior.
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Maybray
San Francisco
John Fletcher
John Carkeek
Carkeek
Curkeek
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Trunk Full of Whisky Stolen by Two Men in Malcolm
Two men identified as Jack LeBolt and Frank Davenport rented quarters at a Malcolm hotel and were suspected of carrying whisky in their trunk. A search warrant yielded a large amount of liquor hidden in the trunk and confiscated. Sheriff Binnegar arrived to aid in the search, but the men were not found. The town holds a fair that week and aims to keep intoxicating beverages out of the village.
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Malcom
Jack LeBolt
Frank Davenport
Binnegar
Bryan Will Not Be Candidate Again for President
Kalamazoo Mich Aug 27 William J Bryan said he would not seek the next Democratic nomination in 1912. He asserted the party has good material but the nest candidate depends on the next Congress. He predicted Democratic control of the next House and noted insurgent strength showing dissatisfaction with the Republicans. He did not comment on Governor Harmon as a possible nominee. Also mentions Mrs John Adams of Buffalo Wyoming visiting Conroy relatives and Newcastle Wyoming visitors Mr and Mrs Thomas P Sweet and family, pioneers of the state, at Joe LeFors.
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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
Teddy Given Smoker by Newspaper Men
Report of Roosevelt informal visit to a club, remark about United States cavalry and General Custer referenced, event noted as continued from Page One with lingering chatter after Roosevelt left for his apartment.
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United States Cavalry
Custer
Cal
Roosevelt
Benzele Almond Lotion Ad Hits Palace Macy
An old newspaper snippet promotes Benzele Almond Lotion sold by Palace Macy. The copy urges carrying the bottle while traveling to curb soreness and prevent rough skin.
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Palace
Macy
Roosevelt visit and social gathering with noted guests
The article records Mr. Roosevelt and party attending church in the morning and a 3:30 pm ride to Tanch for a gamenner. A smoker follows with anecdotes and a height comparison among six-foot-three inch men, including W. B. Wheeler and Captain Battle. Frank Finch sketches the scene as guests mingle. An elegant midnight lunch concludes.
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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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Cole
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Coffee
Brown Usty
Wells
Glandon
Western League
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Wichita
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Sioux City
St. Joe
Topeka
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Sete
Wee Hee
National League
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Frock
Raridan
Bresnahan
Corriden
Phelps
Rk. H. E
Brooklyn
Rucker and
Bergen
Phillip
Gibson
Walsh and Sullivan
Wardsop and Criger
Rie HB
Chicaeo
Lang
Sumstead
Payne
Quinn Fisher
Mitchell
R. HH. B
Washington
Stroud
Widlette
Case
Walker
Ainsmith
R. OH. B
Detroit
Summers
Willette
Schmidt
Johnson
Beckendorf
St. Louis
Bailey and Killifert
Blander and Thomas
Cleveland
Falkenberg, Koestner Landstha
Carrigan
Wyeth
Weis Cr
Deadwood
William I Xer
Rochford
Franklin Hotel
Sherman Co
Teddy
Knight’s Malloun Maleedkc
Ppts
Ecene
B. Alman & CO
TV Town
Gheyenne
Wilson Bros
Automobile
W. E. Dinneen
16Th and Eddy Sts
Business College
J. Barritt
PALL
Keefe
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