Famous Painting Used as a Tent at Shoshoni
A derelict Philipitean canvas once titled Battle of Oettyebure was cut into a dining tent in Shoshoni during the 1906 dakat era. The canvas served a registration event where City Attorney Moody, son of a former senator, ate supper moments before he was fatally shot nearby. the case linked to gambling rings remains unresolved.
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Aron
Plulipitean
Oettyebure
Shoshon
Ero
Omala
Showhone India Enervation
Shoshoni
Moody
South Dakota
Alllings Gasotte
Capitol Grill Extends Hours For Merchants Lunches
The Capitol Grill will stay open from 12 noon to 12 midnight with lunch ready at noon daily for merchants, according to a notice.
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Capitol Grill
Tommy Burks Injured in Fall in Pullman Incident
Tommy Burks a famed heavyweight, once beat Jack Johnson in Adetrail, suffered a broken arm after falling in a Pullman car in Tasper Wy. He was treated by a Casper doctor and expects to resume travel in a few days. Burks now reportedly owns a clothing store in Calgary.
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Tasper
Wye
Dee
Tommy Twins
Jack Johnson
Adetrail
Tony
Hin Weteht
Tommy
Burns
Calgary
Brent
Convicts Propose Mutual Aid Plan at Joliet Penitentiary
In Joliet Illinois a plan was launched by 1 399 inmates to fund the support of families of prisoners. Inmates will work in shops during spare time and ship products to an agent for sale with all proceeds going to a general fund. The Pilot Mutual Benefit Association leads the effort proposed by Enkhlich Kiddie noted as a notorious figure.
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Chicago
Tollet Penitentiary
Salea
Wivens
Seonvicta
Pilot Mutual Benefit Association
Enklieh Kiddie
Downtown Shop Window Ad Teases Lunch Room and Goods
An OCR fragment advertises Ohenstein's Lunch Room with coffee and cakes, a 10c item, tf leather-lined Oxford bags priced at $3.75, and Cheyenne Tronk Factory at 1618 Central tf.
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Ohenstein’s
Cheyenne Tronk
1618 Central
Subdued colors to be style in spring of 1910 Chicago
Chicago reports fashion notes from the Fashion Art League of America. Materials reflect 1880 frills and furbellows with striped silks and taffeta finishes. Silks in pomp dowr small plaids and checks favored. Crepes and rollings appear with Dresden flowers. Black and white dominate, stripes preferred over checks or plaids.
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Chicago
The
Fashion
Art League of America
Bulletin
Dresden
War comrade shootout after card game in Milwaukee
John Stringles died from a gunshot to the lungs after a saloon brawl in Milwaukee. Milliades Colonia, a Balkan war comrade, was found after dawn and allegedly confessed to the shooting. The two had served together in the Greek army during the Balkan conflict.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Stringles
Milliades Colonis
Stringles
Colonia
Chicago & Milwaukee
Evanston
McLean Granted Amateur Status for Western Championship
McLean earns amateur status enabling participation in Western championship events in this city from January 17 to 24. The action clears the way for the athlete to compete in the scheduled events and preserves eligibility for the prize roster.
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T¢ MclLean
McLean
Federal League claims star third baseman for Pittsburg club
Chicago Dec 14 President Gilmore of the Federal League announced the Pittsburg Federals have signed a star third baseman from a major league club but would not name him. By elimination he hinted the player is likely Maisel of New York or Jimmy Austin of St Louis while under close inquiry.
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Chicago
Gilmore
Federal League
Pittsburg Federals
Awortea
Maisel
New York
Jimmy Austin
Lowla
Woman who killed baby confined to insane hospital
Mrs. Margaret L. Walter chloroformed her infant Saturday night and then ingested poison in a suicide bid. Insanity charges were filed in county court and no criminal prosecution will occur. she was taken to Woodcroft hospital for the insane in Purnlo Colo. Dec. 14.
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Purnlo
Colo
Margaret L. Walter
Woodcroft Hospital
Evers Resting, Hopes High After Pneumonia Update
Johnny Evers, captain of the Boston Braves, rests at Hotel Somerset with pneumonia. Dr. J. M. Herrity reports the illness improving and believes his chances of recovery are better now.
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New York
Johnny Evers
Bostom Braves
Somerset
J. &. Herrity
Bonney Plunges 300 Feet From Monoplane
Leonard Bonney of New York fell 300 feet at Hempstead Plains yesterday afternoon from a monoplane. He was brought to Nassau hospital with three broken ribs severe facial and head cuts and possible internal injuries.
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Philadelphia
Leonard Bonney
New York
Hempstead Plains
Nassau Hospital
McLean Pro Eligibility Rebuttal Sparks Skating flap
Chicago officials of the Western Skating Association overruled the International Skating Association ruling that Robert G. McLean of Chicago is a professional. A committee was appointed to review the decision and determine McLean’s status.
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Chicago
Western Skating Association
International Skating Association
Robert G. McLean
Diplomats to View War Film for International Wounded Fund
One hundred members of the diplomatic corps will see motion pictures of the European war next Monday evening. Receipts from the event will go to an international benefit for the wounded of all nations. Get in on Leader Bargain days now.
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Washington
Irrigation reform urged to conserve Wyoming waters
A Wyoming report warns wasteful irrigation risks marshy land and alkali sloughs. It calls using storage reservoirs, state funds for roads, and a stronger immigration bureau to boost development and advertise resources. The document critiques the reclamation service and urges law changes to align with state statutes.
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Ters
Wyoming
Ubla
Hif
United States
Reclamation Service
Mistante
Mery
Gurgem el
J. &. Preston
Wasy
Stallings Signs Five Year Contract To Manage Boston
George Bal logs reports Stallings has signed a five year contract to manage the Boston Nationals beyond next season. He led the team to a world championship this fall and will continue with the club under the new deal.
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Stallings
Boston
George Ballogs
Boston Naionals
Teesame
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Skating
Pringe Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mae A
the Niveth-Gorsline Jewelry Co
Snle
Redeme
Cheyonnet
Niveth-Gorsline Jewelry
Gortam
Alvis
Towle
Community
Rogers
Gorham
Chantity
Plymouth
Waltham
Howard
Hamilton
Elgin
Waltham Works
Waltham Watch
Cheyenne
Selem
Hawkes
L'bby
Hoares
Iiamonds
Weebuy
Niveth-Gorsline. Jewelry Co
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
Wm. Hinthon
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