Phillies Will Win National Flag in 1912 Prediction
New York January 18 Charle Doom predicts the Phillies will clinch the pennant. He credits McGraw’s Giants for strength but says Philadelphia, with Earle Moore and rover Alexander, can win if injuries stay away. Doom notes Alexander’s potential and trains ahead.
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Horace Fogel
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Giants
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McGraw
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Optiatitie
Earle Moore
Rover Alexander
Lexander
Potato Diet Promises Nourishment Says Fletcher
Copenhagen reports Horace Fletcher, American dietetics expert, undertook a two month diet of potatoes and margarine. He claims a man can live and work reasonably well on potatoes with small amounts of protein, eating two to four pounds daily with margarine and water only. He says he feels well and will continue. Fletcher arrives Munich soon and insists never eat unless hungry and avoid overeating after meals.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Horace Fletcher
Munich
School of Mines and C A C Keefe Friday January 19
A fragment notes events involving the School of Mines and C A C with Keefe scheduled for Friday January 19. The text is incomplete but identifies the participants and the date in a brief notice.
Colorado Springs Targets Strong Zooz Baseball Team
Colorado Springs plans a bigger baseball profile this year led by Zooz manager W. W. Gall. Alderman John J. Coughlin of Chicago wants a team that can top state competition and scare visiting pitchers. The Zooz are famed for hitting and may add semi pro players this summer as park improvements and Denver-related exhibitions are arranged.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
W. W. Gall
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Zoo
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John J. Coughlin
Chicago
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Coughlin
Attell Beats Brown in Ten Round Boxing Bout
New York January 18 Abe Attell defeated KnockOut Brown in a ten round match at the National Sporting Club Attell put Brown in a groggy state in the final round Also reported in Liverpool Harry Lewis stopped Dixie Kid in the eighth round in a welterweight bout At Evansville Henry Moyer on murder trial heard juror holdout while awaiting acquittal and in Boston a preacher courted controversy over letters to his sermons.
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New York
Abe Attell
Brown
National Sporting Club
Attell
Liverpool
Harry Lewis
Dixie Kid
Lewis
Industrial Crisis Deepens as British Miners Vote for Strike
London reports show a large majority of mining districts favor a March 1 strike amid rising coal prices and fears of widespread hardship. Officials seek a conference between owners and unions while railways and docks stockpile coal and the government weighs policy options.
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London
South Wales
Officials on Duty at Capitol See Livestock Health Progress
Dr W E Howe inspector in charge of the Animal Industry Bureau of the U S Department of Agriculture visits the state capitol to aid eradication of livestock diseases. Cattle conditions show improvement with low disease and minimal losses amid weather. State Land Commissioner S G Hopkins releases his 1911 annual report totaling 26008050 plus detailed receipts and expenditures. Supreme Court hears State of Wyoming case related to John Huckfeldt and public lands leasing.
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W. E. Howe
Denver
State Capitol
Howe
United States Department of Agriculture
G. Hopkins
Land Department
Supreme Court
Getate Supreme Court
State of Wyoming
John Huckfeldt
State Board of Behoo! Land Commissioners
G. Hopking
Wyoming
Messie
W. Bur
Visitors at the State Capitol and Natrona County Finances
Out of town visitors at the state capitol included Attorney N. E. Cortell of Laramie W E Howe of Denver Mrs Mary Peterson of Lander Frank Stevens of Kemmerer and S G Harper of Gar In Fine Condition The Natrona county clerk reports the county in sound financial shape for 1911 with warrants and certificates totaling 1052 02 bonded debt of 46000 and a general fund balance of 16778 77.
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State Capitol
N. E. Cortell
Laramie
W. E. Howe
Denver
Mary Peterson
Lander
Frank Stevens
Kemmerer
5. G. Harper
Garand
Natrona County
Murder Trial Now In Progress In Court
In Torrington the murder trial of Salie and Doug Elmas proceeds with jury selection after Judge Matson denied a motion. The Turk ish defendants face a special ven ue and an interpreter aids in witness examinations as many jurors are needed for the Turkish related case. The Baker brothers were killed during a quarrel involving Turkish residents. Mrs B F Davis travels to Denver to meet a Kentucky visitor connected to a Cheyenne stock show exhibit led by Dr Davis.
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Denver
B. F. Davis
Davis
Dreter
Kentucky
Cheyenne
Matson
Salie
Doug Elmas
Baker Brothers
Torrington
Bach
Talismen
W. B. Ross
Mines vs C A C Friday Clash at Keefe Hall
The event features School of Mines facing C A C in Keefe Hall on Friday January 19. The card lists a basketball game between the two teams with likely local audience turnout and college sports interest.
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School of Mines
Keefe Hall
Favorite Prescription Endorsed for Women’s Ailments
A promotional plea touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a transparent, alcohol free remedy for female disorders. It stresses known composition, physician endorsement, and 40 years of cures, discouraging substitutes and urging readers to obtain a free medical adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
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Boston
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Great Britain
England
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Coal Conciliation Board
Gas and Electric
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Dimities
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Hussler High
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