National League game recap with late-inning rally
The narrative describes a close game reaching the seventh when the home team loaded the bases and tallied with two singles a double and a triple aided by a base on balls for four runs. Wheat collected three hits in four at bats. Brooklyn is mentioned with a score of n. H.SB. Mt. Lola receivers. Batteries Harmon and Wingo against Hildebrand Yingling and Miller.
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Wheat
N. H.sb
Lola «Iceiver
Brooklyn
Harmon
Wingo
Hildebrand
Yingling
Miller
Batting Order Change Helps Boston Defeat Cincinnati
Boston tops Cincinnati 4 to 1 after a batting order shift following Manager Stallings return from Buffalo. Three straight hits off Packard in the third produced two runs, with June Long delivering RBI hits in the fifth and seventh after runners reached second. Bates doubled and scored Cincinnati's lone run in the sixth.
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Boston
Packard
Heston
Pirates Fall to McGraws 2-0 in New York
New York beat Pittsburgh 2 to 0 to extend the champions’ winning streak at three over the Pirates. Marquard earned his eighth victory by allowing only two hits, while McQuillan pitched well for Pittsburgh but erred in a decisive third inning that produced all runs. Wagner starred in the field with two key plays as both teams showcased sharp defense. Batteries: McQuillan and Gibson for Pittsburgh. Marquard and Meyers for New York.
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New York
Pittsburg
Marquard
McQuillan
Wagner
A. I
Gibson
Simon
Meyers
Nineteen Hits Spark Chicago Win Over Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Chicago hammered Philadelphia 18 to 8 in the heaviest scoring game this season. Chicago totaled 19 hits led by multiple players while Philadelphia pitchers had control problems.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Doom
Asx Lere
Yingling Extends Unbeaten Run Against Cards
Earl Yingling pitched for Brooklyn and kept his unbeaten streak against St. Louis intact as Brooklyn defeated the Cards 7 to 2. The game was played today in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Earl Yingling
St. Louis
Naps Take Three Of Boston Series
Cleveland defeats Boston 9 to 3 to take three of four in the series. Falkenburg limits Boston to three hits after the first inning as Cleveland drives Foster from the mound in the sixth. Hooper reaches on a fielder’s choice while Speaker, Lewis, and Gardner combine for key hits. Jackson and Lajoie pace the offense with multiple hits and a stolen home by Jackson.
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Cleveland
Boston
Falkenburg
Foster
Ioning
Hooper
Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Jackson
Lajole Ws
Turner
Graney Aingled
Totato
Lajoie
Johnston
Leonard
Rhr Rogtan
Paeketen
Hatteriees
Thomas
Carrigan
Carisch
Lefty Hamilton Loses as Errors End Streak
In BT Louis on July 29, Philadelphia defeated Lefty Hamilton 1 to 0 in a game full of costly errors. Bender’s near hit and a standout defensive play by William on Collins and Walsh helped seal the victory despite Hamilton’s effort. Batteries: Bender and Thomas for the winners, Hamilton and Alexander for the losers.
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Lefty Hamilton
BT. Louis
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Bender
William
Eran
Collins
Walsh
Beere
Thomas
Hamilton and
Alexander
Detroit Postponed By Rain In New York Showdown
Rain in Detroit forces postponement of the New York game. Officials announced the suspension as weather moved in, delaying the scheduled showdown and leaving teams and fans awaiting a rescheduled date.
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Dethoit Detroit
New York- Detroit
Western League Scores and Postponements
In Western League results, Des Moines beat Stony City 3 1 while Omaha and St Joseph tied 5 5 with play halted in the fourth due to darkness. Wichita at Topeka and Denver at Lincoln were postponed by rain.
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Dee Moines
Stony City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wichita-Topeka
Denver-Lincoln
New York Proverry i
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Eee
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
St Louis
New York
Denver
Lincoln
Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
Boehling Sets New American Record in Washington Win
Joe Boehling of the Washington club earned his eleventh straight victory as Chicago fell 7 to 1. Boehling allowed six hits while Chicago’s fielding misplays aided Washington with three first-inning runs and three more in the sixth. Rader joined Chicago later, and Miller was released to San Francisco.
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Chicago
Joe Boehling
Washington
Chicgo Elub
Washingtonians
Callahan
Morgan
Calvo
McBride
Chase
Griffith
Cappelle
Boston
Rader
Seattle
Miller
San Francianno Clu
Pacific Coast League
Score
R H & Washington
Boehling
Henry
Obrien
Sehalk
Kula
Canes and Whistles Protect Women in Boston
In Boston on July 23 the Women’s Homestead Association plans to carry canes and whistles for protection against mashers. Whistles will attract attention and the mayor’s secretary says no law is violated if blown. Members vow to blow them “as hard as possible” and the association will pay any fines if a member is arrested for disturbing the peace.
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Boston
Women's Homestead Association
Sires and Sons and Notables in World Affairs
A scattered set of brief notes names M. Te Crow Toe Angeles and W. W. Astor of London on staff roles, highlights M Potocare as France’s president honored by the Order of St Andrew, and Sir William May’s fifty-one years in the British navy. Ernst Heeckel marks his seventy eighth birthday. Geoffrey O flara is noted for music work with the Indian affairs bureau. Beauchamp’s rumored Canada governorship and early career as Worcester mayor are mentioned.
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M. Te Crow Toe
Angeles
Graeae
W. W. Astor
London
John
Cardiage
Inala
M. Potocare
France
Order of St. Andrew
William May
Charles Frederick Hotham
Ernst Heeckel
Jena
Geoffrey O'flara
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Earl Beauchamp
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Worcester
New Soutth Wales
Town Topics
The column cites quotes about St Louis boasting 4000 poets and notes a man pardoned from Leavenworth heading to Pittsburgh signaling incomplete reform. It also mentions renewed New York complaints over conduct by train guards and a quip about what a nickel buys in the world from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Leavenworth
Pittsburgh
Florida Times-Union
Philadelphia Inquirer
Emperor William refuses airship trip amid royal ban
The Royal Box reports Emperor William refuses to ride an airship while Prince Frederick Sigismund of Prussia, inventor of a new aeroplane, is forbidden by his father and the emperor to join the voyage. King George of England breakfasts heavily with Osh game oysters on grilled bacon fruit and no jam.
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William
Germany
Frederick Sigismund of
Prussia
George
England
Aerial Flights and Dirigible Promises in Early Aviation
The New York World notes aviators seek a "blue sky" law as they risk lives. A cross Atlantic dirigible flight is seen as a test of belief once completed. A waterplane death of a French aviator underscores the new flying forms' dangers, yet potential high survival rates are suggested.
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Atlantic
New York World
Swedes to Honor Jim Thorpe in Stockholm Tribute
Swedes plan a ceremony to honor Jim Thorpe the world's champion athlete with a consolation prize as a reminder of his victories in Stockholm last year. The event aims to recognize Thorpe and celebrate his impact on Swedish amateur sport and the American Olympic movement.
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Jim Thorpe
Sweden
McGraw
Gustav VI
Thorpe
Worslander
Weden
Stockholm
Sportunes
Public Notice of Final Proof for Cheyenne Homestead
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming June 18 1914 notices Charles B Hyatt Cheyenne Wyoming who filed July 6 1910 a homestead entry Serial 06210 for lots 4 5 6 7 Rec 6 T 14 N R 67 W 6th P M to make final three year proof before register and receiver Cheyenne Wyoming July 20 1914 witnesses Samuel D Schuetz E A Moorehouse A L Biddle Cheyenne Wyoming S B Garber Silver Crown Wyoming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles B. Hyatt
Samuel D. Schuetz
E. A. Moorehouse
A. L. Biddle
Wyo
S. B. Garber
Silver Crown
Cheyenne Homestead Final Proof Notice 1913
Savala Swanes of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent for final five year proof to claim 5 percent north half in section 6 township 17 north range 67 west sixth principal meridian. witnesses Bertha Britton Rose Bard James Fitzgerald and Isaac Bard all from Little Bear Wyoming. hearing August 28 1913 at Cheyenne United States land office.
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Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Savala Swanes
Sixth Prince Meridian
Bertha Britton
Rose L. Bard
Jas. Fitzgerald
Isaac N. Bard
Little Bear
Wyo
Notice of Purchase of Real Estate at Tax Sale and Intent to Apply
Notice states that H Altman purchased Lot 6, Block 138, South Fraction in Cheyenne for 1909 taxes at a May 18 1910 sale by City Treasurer D S Swan. Redemption expires October 25 1913. if not redeemed Altman will apply for a deed.
Tax sale notice for 160 acres in Laramie county Wyoming
Notice of tax sale held June 27 1910 by Luke Voorhees county treasurer Laramie county Wyoming. H Altman bought 160 acres in section 25 two town 24 range 69 west for 1909 taxes 50.47 including interest and penalties. W A Moulton named. certificate will apply to county treasurer for a deed to the described property.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
H. Altman
Meridian
W. A. Moulton
Altman
Notice of Real Estate Tax Sale Redemption Lingle Lot Details
Notice announces purchase of tax sale real estate in Laramie county Wyoming including parcels in section 27 and 22 with 120 and 160 acres, taxed for 1900 at 158 dollars. Redemption period ends October 25, 1913. H Altmans assignee owner of tax certificate will seek a deed if not redeemed.
Notice of Purchase and Tax Sale in Laramie County
Notice is given that at a tax sale in Laramie County Wyoming on June 27 1910 Luke Voorhees as treasurer recorded MW Altman purchasing real estate described as Booth TM SW section 3 township 21 range 64 including all thereon and costs allowed by law. The property was taxed in the name of Lee and the proceeds apply to the year 1909.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
H. Altman
H. D
Bessie R. Lingle
MW. Altman
Booth
Laramie
Cesaly
Lee
Holdrege
City of
Cheyenne
G. Taylor
Redemption date for real estate from tax sale in Wyoming
Notice states redemption of mid real estate from anid sale expires October 25, 1918. If not redeemed within the period, the undersigned as signee and owner of said tax sale property in Wyoming will proceed with further actions. Dated October 17, 1924, by Hu Altman.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Altman
Notice of Purchase of Real Estate Tax Retention
Notice of purchase of real estate tax retention for Lots 1 to 6, Block 4, Holdrege first addition, Cheyenne, Laramie County Wyoming for 1909 taxes of 3.42 including interest and penalties. G. Taylor named. Redemption deadline October 25, 1913. If not redeemed, the tax sale certificate will apply for a deed to the described property.
Notice of Tax Sale Purchase and Intended Deed in Cheyenne
Notice of purchase of real estate at tax sale and intention to apply for deed. D.8 Swan city treasurer reports May 18 1910 tax sale of Lot 5 Block 211 Cheyenne for 1909 taxes incl interest and costs. Property taxed in the name Joe Their. 1914 date. redemption period expires. assignee H Altman will apply for deed to Cheyenne City Treasurer if not redeemed.
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D. 8. Swan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
H. Altman
City of
Joe Their
Notice of Public Auction of Wyoming School Lands
Pursuant to law and on order of the state board of school land commissioners, the commissioner of public lands will auction on August 9, 1918 at 1 PM at the Cheyenne courthouse front door. Section 36, Township 17N Range 61W, 640 acres. Minimum bid: 75 percent of appraised value and not less than 10 per acre. Cash at sale 10 percent. balance in up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. Purchaser bears advertisement cost and any improvements. Board may reject bids. dated July Lith day 1913.
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State Board of School Land Commisssioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
State Board of School ‘and Commissioners
State Board of School Anod Commissioners
State Board of School and Commissioners
Joseph. M. Carey
Atate Board of Schooland Commissioners
Seal
Anne Jy
Parc
Elthac
Owl x
Pine Footer School
State Board of Ehool Commissioners
Joseph
State Board of Gj
State Board of
Pygie Lands
A. D
Unty of
David Nimmo
State Board of School Land Commissioners
State Board of Gelool Land Commissioners
Public Landa
Avent A
Southorch
Ence Patel
Galt
Boi
State Board of School
Lagu
Carey
Ulate Board of Echon
Igor Nuloners
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Wyoming
State board of school land commissioners will offer for sale on August 6 1915 at 1 PM in Laramie Wyoming the west half Beetlon 36 Township 15 N Range 64 W containing 40 acres more or less. Appraised value per acre 13.98 and lands to be sold for cash not less than stated.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Beetlon
Township
Bixth
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Chalmers, Rixey, Brennan, Marshall, Imlay, Mayer, and Howley
Naps
Walter Johnson
Washington Nationals
Leey Sree
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Sires and Sons
the Royal Box
W. E. Chaplin
Register
D. S. Swan
Lydia Kanbile
Cae
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Public Hitary
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G. Hopkins
Tary
Hopkins
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