Fort Russell Horse Show Set with Ninth Cavalry Program
Fort Russell hosts a horse show at the Riding Hall on January 6 with Ninth Cavalry entries. The program includes bareback squad, mounted fencing, hunters and jumpers, heat indy rider, high school horses, mounted wrestling, polo ponies, officers jumping, harness class, and more with ribbons for winners and a 15 win admission to cover expenses. tickets sold at the Voul Exchange and other outlets.
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Fort Russell
Hbareback
Caval
Sun Peers
Ninth Cavalry
Micheleon
Sebusts
Mremonlee
Johnson and McVey to Fight in Paris Town
Sydney reports a change in plans for the world championship bout between Jack Johnson and McVey. The fight will take place the night of the Grand Prix in Paris rather than in Sydney. Promoter McIntosh accepted on behalf of the fighters and McVey Langford will clash January 26 if McVey is fit. entertainment starts promptly at two in the afternoon with top-horses and show acts promised.
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Sydney
Australia
Jack Johnson
McVey
Paris
France
McIntosh
Langford
Boxing notes recount bets and bouts in early schedule
Johnny Mack posts 2500 to back Willie against Palser Fiyno or Morrie. Bronson pulls out of a Pittsburg bout with Jimmy Perry. Paddy Lavin vs Klugh Hoes slated for Buffalo ten rounds January 12 with winner slated to meet Jack Dillon. Willie earned 78 dollars for defeating Andy Morris. Gotham purses rising.
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Johnny Mack
John Wille
Willie
al Palser
Jim Fiyno
Carl Morrie
Mack
Paddy Lavin
Klugh Hoes
Buffalo
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Jobn Willie
Andy Morris
New York
Gotham
Morris and Palzer May Make Hitch
New York report says Carl Morris eager for a fight with Al Palzer. Backer F B Ufer posts 10000 in gold for a ten or twenty round bout. Morris seeks side bets of 5000 or 20000 and eyes Toronto Olympic Club date and future bouts with Wells Benedict McDonald.
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New York
Carl Morris
al Palzer
Morris
Iowa
F. B. Ufer
Billy Newman
Palser
Tom O'Rourke
Palzer
O'Rourke
Newman
Ufer
Carl
California
James Coffroth
al Benedict
Olympic Clu
Toronto
Bombardier Wells
England
Palger
George McDonald
Wella
Empire Athletic Club
Waugh to Fight Welsh in Twenty Round bout
Waugh and Welsh are matched for a twenty round bout on January 29 at Vernon. The Los Angeles event features Jap. Bob by Waugh, with Tesas' lightweight contender Freddie Welsh mentioned in relation to the card.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bobby Waugh
Tesas
Freddie Welsh
Vernon
Sheep Notes on Tax Dodging and Editorial Bias in Wyoming Tribune
A satirical piece mocks Editor Deming and the Wyoming Tribune over claims of tax dodging and political bias. It parodies editorials and public figures, alleging manipulation of figures and defense of favored interests, with sharp quips about journalism ethics and corrupt incentives.
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Saint Peter
Wyoming
Carey
Bill Deming
Wyoming Tribune
Bill
Hank Hawkins
The
Tribune
Deming
Warren
Congress May Remain In Session Long Time
Washington January 3 congressional business resumes with a busy session expected to last into summer. Debates may continue even through the presidential nominating conventions as the tariff program becomes the central issue in house Democrat caucus and likely action.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
House Democrats
Filibuster Vessel Hornet Sold at Auction in New Orleans
The steamer Hornet once the yacht Alicia and later a U S gunboat was sold at public auction in New Orleans for 3300 dollars. The court found the vessel used to violate neutrality laws during the Honduran upheaval a year earlier.
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Hornet
Alicia
New Orleans
Fort Russell Boxer Accepts Challenge For Bout
John E. Kelley of Fort Russell accepts Battling Braxton's challenge to a boxing match at 160 pounds. He offers to fight any Fort Russell man in any number of rounds, signaling a likely forthcoming event at Fort Russell.
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John E. Kelley
Fort Russell
Braxton
Leader
Horse Car Crash Injures Mer ry Makers in New Year
More than a dozen mer ry makers traveling in a New York horse car were burned when the antiquated vehicle was struck at a Houston Street crossing by a large electric car. The impact smashed the car’s side, overturned the coal stove, and scattered embers.
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New York
Houston Street
Senate pension committee alters Sherwood bill with new plan
The senate pension committee will not amend the Sherwood pension bill passed in the house. Instead an entirely new bill will be reported. Senator McCumber is expected to offer it as an amendment to the McCumber law of 1907 recognizing age 62 as total disability and granting veterans entitled to benefits.
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Senate Pension Committee
House
McCumber
Flames Break Up Service at Hot Springs Church
About one thousand people fled from the First Presbyterian Church in Hot Springs Arkansas early Monday when the church burned. Worship services had been planned as special Watch services for the congregation.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
Ark
Thee
Commission Reaches Decision On World Series Ticket Scandal
The National baseball commission announced a decision in the alleged scalping case tied to the New York versus Philadelphia World Series. The ruling will be handed down Friday amid secrecy and questions over the offense and potential penalties.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission Today
New York
Philadelphia
Johnson’s Legacy Echoes as Baker Takes Cleveland Mayoral Post
Cleveland inaugurates Newton D. Baker as mayor succeeding Tom L. Johnson. Baker, described as Johnson’s political heir, forms an official family drawn from department heads who served under Johnson, marking continuity in city governance after eight years of Johnson’s tenure from 1902 to 1910.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Newton G. Baker
Johnson
Ranchman Dies After Thirty Hour Neck Injury
J H Rend of Pierce Colorado dies in Denver after living thirty hours with his neck broken in two places from a scaffold fall on Tuesday. He had been hospitalized since the accident yesterday.
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Denver
Colo
J. HW
Rand
J. H. Rend
Pierce
Plorado
Tucaday
Schwab Times of Piu Reports New Time Clock
Charles M. Behwab installed a time clock in his steel mill yesterday as officials press for earlier start times and speedier productivity.
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Schwab
PIU
Bethlehem
Charles M. Behwab
Captain Brice Dead In San Francisco
Captain John J. Brice of the U S M retired and longtime San Francisco resident died in a San Francisco hospital yesterday of disease at age 48. He served thirty five years in the navy.
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Brice
John J. Brice
San Francisco
Navy
Accused Minister In Bad Condition In Boston Cell
The Reverend Clarence V. T. Richeson was unable to walk without help after a prison incident. His counsel raised the topic of his recent self mutilation during a court session in Boston Massachusetts.
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Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Ministers in Disguise Witness New Year Revels in Chicago
Chicago reports two ministers in disguise toured loop New Year celebrations. Rev. Boynton condemned Pompeian room scenes at Congress Hotel describing drunkenness and lewdness. He cited a wife dancing with six escorts, women kissed by multiple men, and youths misled. In New York hotel estimates, New Year dinners totaled about 260000 with liquor and services adding tens of thousands. Miss May Donnelly, 19, in New Jersey near-cordial death after ingesting poison due to parental dance restrictions.
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Chicago
Melbourne P. Boynton
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Ernest A. Bell
Midnight Mission
Boynton
Congress Hotel
New York
Sheriff’s Sale of Cheyenne Property in Laramie County
Notice of execution sale in Cheyenne Wyoming to satisfy a Grier Lumber Company judgment against John M Cassidy and Elizabeth A Cassidy. Property includes Lot 6 and West 17 feet of Lot 7, Block 42, with improvements, front courthouse door February 27 1912 at 11 to satisfy $105.85 plus costs, sale may continue until full satisfied.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Grier Lumber Company
John M
Elisabeth A. Cassidy
Cheyenne
State of
County of Laramie
State of Wyoming
Golid
A. D
L. Hughes
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Base Ball Commission
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