Cuban Stars Seek Summer Date With Cheyenne Fans
The Cuban Stars of Havana plan a fast tour across the United States arriving April 16 1911 with aims to play Cheyenne and other teams. The squad, noted for power and long throws, defeated Detroit and others in recent series and features Spanish only coaching and fourteen players with strong arms.
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Betting on Ros White Fight Reaches Even Money Odds
A Palm saloon owner plans to bet even money on Kid Ros facing Frankie White in a twenty round glove contest at the Cheyenne Athletic Club on January 20. Ros, training in top form under manager Butterwell, aims to prove his edge over a top heavyweight. White trains in Denver with Young Friedenborn. Bets already run even as White arrives today to boost wagering.
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Cheyenne Athletic Club
Kid Ros
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Big Boy Ia
White
Rone
Man
Denver
Young Frienborn
Rosanchia City
Rose
Erlenborn
Erlentorn
Hoss
Thie City
Indian Returns to Cheyenne for Visit
J. H. Hester, last first baseman of the Trinidad team and later with the Cheyenne Indians, arrived in Cheyenne from Kansas City Sunday and will stay a few days. He says Ira Bidwell, the Little Indian chief, will likely reach Cheyenne this week for talks with local business men.
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J. H. Hester
Trinidad
Cheyenne Indians
Hastrer
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Ira Bidwell
State Leader Want Ads Promote Best Results
Classified notice from The State Leader urges readers to try want ads for optimal results. It highlights simplicity and broad reach to connect buyers and sellers quickly in the local market.
Fast Lightweight Ready for a Fight
Matty Baldwin, the rugged lightweight, returns from layoff due to a broken hand and will likely meet Packy McFarland in the next bout. The article notes Baldwin’s readiness and hints at a bout with McFarland as a likely opponent.
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Matty Baldwin
Packy McFarland
Enitor Attacks Postmaster General Hitchcock In Editorial
The Harpoon editor urges national lawmakers to curb Postmaster General Hitchcock amid rail mail staffing cuts. He notes 18 000 rail way mail clerks seek protection until proofs of needed cuts are shown and calls for adding at least 800 clerks rather than reducing staff. The piece cites rising mail volume and higher rail transportation costs while Hitchcock seeks to trim positions and impose tighter schedules. The clerks complain about missed interview with the president of their organization in Washington.
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the Harpoon
Hitchcogh
Washington
Slayer of Brother of Cheyenne Man Convicted
A man identified as J. J. Jones the attorney who killed Abe Peastine, brother of the Cheyenne attorneys, has been found guilty and sentenced to ten years in the state prison. Peastine was shot down in a related incident.
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Pealstine
South Carolina
J. J. Jones
Abe Peastine
Chevette Attorns
Dispute Over Attorney Fee Sparks Post Office Lobby Incident
In December a confrontation occurred in the town post office lobby after a quarrel between a man and his attorney over a fee paid by Pearistineg for a client. The attorney allegedly failed to remit the funds to the client.
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Hiself
Pearistineg
Itmeach
Moose Detailation of Officers Tonight
An officer detailation is scheduled for tonight followed by a smoker. Signed E. J. Waltire secretary.
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E. J. Waltire
Gecretary
Honduran Rebels Capture Truxilaa in Civil Conflict
Dispatches from Ceibe Honduras report Truxillo captured by revolutionists led by Manuel Bonilla after a fierce skirmish with President Davila's troops. Government losses include the mayor and at least twelve wounded. Three hundred soldiers head toward New Armenia as rebels advance toward Celba.
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New Orleana
Ceibe
Honduras
Truvillo
Davila
Manuél Bonilla
Henduras
Celba
Newva Armenia
Truoxillo
Tela
Neuva
Hornet
Manuel Bonilla
Opera Receipts Hit $500000 for Chicago Grand Opera Season
Chicago Grand Opera company reports receipts of 500000 from sixty three Chicago performances plus four shows each in St Louis and St Paul and ten Sunday concerts. Director Andreas Dippel issued the statement detailing the season’s income.
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Chicago
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Andreas Dippel
St. Louis
St. Paul
Old Time Dance at Fraternal Hall Tuesday Eve
The M. P. A. presents an old time dance and social at Fraternal Hall on Tuesday evening January 17. Admission 50 cents per person including gentleman and lady. Charley Argishemier promoter and J J Grainger floor manager. Aimed to recreate dances from twenty years ago. Attendees guaranteed a rousing good time. Come tonight, Committee of Arrangements.
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Charley Argishemier
J. J. Grainger
Al-A
Market Report From Prohecy Produce Exchange
Yesterday the Prohecy Produce and Commission company market saw quiet trading with abundant fresh ranch eggs and weak demand. Dairy butter prices fell to 26 and 27 cents per pound with indications of further declines, while creamery sales held at 28 cents. The poultry section showed normal Monday activity with limited five weight turkeys and live hens at 16 to 17 cents per pound.
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Prohecy’ Produce & Commission Company
Wigin Creamery
Hehe
Springs
Cinecee Re
Saseereeee
Denver cattle market receipts and prices steady to firm
Cattle yards in Denver report more than 5180 head received with lively trade as trains arrive. Beef cattle show steady prices amid demand for good cows and veal calves, feeders and stockers in solid demand, hogs plentiful with top at 7.95, sheep demand firm with fat wethers at 4.25. In Obama area cattle receipts around 4800 with steady to mixed prices across steers cows heifers stockers and calves and hogs noted lower.
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Denver
Obama
Texas
Market Report for Livestock with Mixed Results
Pigs sold mostly at $6.75 to $7.74 per hundredweight with bulk around $7.65. Sheep receipts 12,400 show a slow market with prices down about 10 cents. Yearlings ranged $4.25 to $6.10, wethers $3.50 to $4.25, ewes $3.25 to $4.00, lambs quoted from $36.25 to $46.25 per hundredweight.
Imperial Appointees Keep Senate Conservative in 1911
St. Petersburg, Jan 16. The imperial list for 1911 shows only two changes from 1910. The 1910 Senate remained highly conservative, blocking ministerial measures and thwarting Duma attempts. Finance Minister Kokovoff, amid retirement rumors, received an imperial rescript praising his management of affairs.
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St. ePtersburg
Senate
Duma
Mons
Kokovaoff
Baklanoff Receives Standing Ovation At Boston Opera
Russian bass baritone George Baklanoff drew a great ovation from the Boston audience at the opera house as he appeared in Rigoletto. The performance at the Boston Opera House energized patrons in attendance tonight.
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Barytone Baklanoff
Boston
Mase
George Baklanoff
Barytone
Boston Opera House
Rigo
Enthusiastic Return of Baklanoff in Opera Debut
The performer Baklanoff received a highly enthusiastic greeting upon his first appearance since suspension by Mr. Henry Russell. The curtain calls drew strong applause and shouts of his name after the first act. Lipkowska led as Gilda while Constantino sang the Duke amid audience hissers.
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Jetto
Henry Russell
Baklanoff
Costantino
Bartone
Mme
Lydia Lipkowska
Gilda
Constantino
Duke
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