World of Sport National League Turmoil Described
The narrative notes a tight game through seven innings as the home team rallied with two singles a double and a triple, loading the bases on a walk. Wheat went 3 for 4 with a run and an RBI, while Brooklyn’s pitchers Harmon Wingo Hildebrand Yingling Miller delivered mixed results in the scoring spree.
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Wheat
N. H.sb
Lola «Iceiver
Brooklyn
Harmon
Wingo
Hildebrand
Yingling
Miller
Batting Order Change Helps Boston Beat Cincinnati
Boston, after manager Stallings’ return from Buffalo, altered the batting order and defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1. Three consecutive hits off Packard in the third produced two RBIs by June Long, and two runs in the sixth and seventh followed a second-base reach by a Boston runner. Bates doubled for Cincinnati’s lone score, driving in Hoblit.
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Boston
Packard
Heston
Bates
Hoblit
Pirates Fall Before McGrawites in New York
New York defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 0 to extend their winning streak against the Pirates to three. Marquard earned his eighth victory, allowing only two hits. McQuillan pitched well for Pittsburgh, but a bad inning produced all three New York hits and runs. Wagner made two notable stops in the sixth as sensational fielding highlighted the game. 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 Beat Phillies as Cubs Win 18 to 8
In Philadelphia the Cubs scored 18 to 8 against the Phillies in the heaviest scoring game of the season. Chicago piled up 19 hits as their batsmen led by a standout three singles and a double in five at bats. Batteries listed for Philadelphia include Humphries Needham and for Chicago Chalmers Rixey Brennan Marshall Imlay Mayer and Howley.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Doom
Asx Lere
Boore
HK. Hi
Humphries and Needham
Chalmers, Rixey, Brennan, Marshall, Imlay, Mayer, and Howley
Yingling Keeps Unbeaten Record in Brooklyn Win
Earl Yingling extended his unbeaten run against St. Louis as Brooklyn beat the Cardinals 7 to 2. The July 23 game featured Yingling pitching for Brooklyn and maintaining his perfect record against the visitors.
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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 allows three hits after the first inning as Cleveland bats Foster from the mound in the sixth. Hooper, Speaker, Lewis, and Gardner contribute early, while Jackson, Lajoie, and Turner drive runs including 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 Despite Ninth Inning Rally
In BT Louise July 29 Lefty Hamilton s string of victories ends as Philadelphia wins the final game of the series 1 0. Bender was nearly invincible with runners on base and two errors by William led to a great catch at second by Hamilton. The pitching match featured Bender and Thomas with Hamilton and Alexander behind.
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BT. Louis
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Bender
William
Eran
Collins
Walsh
Beere
Thomas
Hamilton and
Alexander
Detroit Postponed Game Delayed by Rain
Rain halted Detroit’s schedule as New York and Detroit teams faced postponement. Weather interruptions forced a delay in play, with outcomes pending. Officials tracked forecast updates for a rescheduled date and venue adjustments.
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Dethoit Detroit
New York- Detroit
Western League results reveal mixed outcomes and postponements
In Des Moines and nearby cities the Western League saw Des Moines beat Stony City 3 to 1 while Omaha edged St Joseph 5 to 5 before darkness halted play at the end of the fourth inning. Wichita Topeka and Denver Lincoln games were postponed due to 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 Victory
Joe Boehling of the Washington club extended his winning streak to eleven with a 7 to 1 victory over Chicago. He allowed six hits as Washington benefited from Chicago fielding miscues and errors by Callahan’s club. Morgan doubled in the second, while Chase and Cappelle contributed errors that produced three Washington runs. Chicago heads to Boston as Rader joins from Seattle and Miller leaves for 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 to Protect Women
Boston report states members of the Women’s Homestead Association will carry canes and whistles for protection against mashers. Whistles are to attract attention, and the mayor’s secretary says no law is violated if blown. Women vow to blow them hard and have the association pay any fines.
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Boston
Women's Homestead Association
Notable Honors and Appointments From Global Figures
The article lists Rulers and scientists such as M. Te Crow Toe Angeles and M. Potocare receiving top honors, and Sir William May about fifty-one years in the British Navy. It notes Ernst Haeckel's birthday, Geoffrey Oflara's music preservation work, and Beauchamp’s early starts in public service and governance roles.
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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 in Quotation Fragments From Papers
A collage of short quotes notes St Louis four thousand poets claim, a man pardoned from Leavenworth heads to Pittsburgh, and a renewed complaint in New York about train guards. The clippings show varied newspaper voices on reform, culture, and urban life.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Leavenworth
Pittsburgh
Florida Times-Union
Philadelphia Inquirer
Royal Box Holds Back Emperor on Airship Ride
Emperor William declines a ride in an airship while Prince Frederick Sigismund of Prussia, inventor of a successful aeroplane, is prevented by royal command from boarding. King George of England enjoys a substantial breakfast of oats game oysters on toast and abundant fruit with no jam.
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William
Germany
Frederick Sigismund of
Prussia
George
England
Aerial Flights and Fatal Accidents Highlight Early Aviation
A New York World excerpt notes aviators crave safety laws as deaths mount. It cites a dirigible flight across the Atlantic as a near mythical feat and reports a French aviator killed in a waterplane crash, suggesting waterplanes are new but promise the era’s mortality rate.
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Atlantic
New York World
Swedes to Honor Jim Thorpe as World Champion Athlete
The article reports Sweden planning a ceremony for Jim Thorpe, praising him as the world’s champion athlete. A consolation prize is proposed, inspired by his great victories in Stockholm a year earlier, and the plan seeks approval from American Olympic authorities to proceed with the event.
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Jim Thorpe
Stockholm
Sportunes
Sweden
Cheyenne Man Seeks Final Proof on 1910 Homestead
Charles B. Hyatt of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for lots 4 5 6 7 in T 14 N R 67 W 6th P M before the Cheyenne Land Office July 20 1914. Witnesses named are Samuel D. Schuetz E A Moorehouse A L Biddle all of Cheyenne and S B Garber of 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
Homestead Final Proof Noted for Cheyenne Land Claim
United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Savala Swanes of Cheyenne has filed intent to make final five year proof for 5% N Section 6 Township 17 N Range 67 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Witnesses Bertha Britton Rose Bard Jas Fitzgerald Isaac Bard all of Little Bear Wyoming. Register CHAPLIN notes hearing August 28, 1913.
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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 Tax Sale Purchase and Intention to Apply for Deed
H Altman bought the Cheyenne Wyoming tax sale parcel described as South fractional lot 6 block 138 for 1909 taxes plus interest and costs. Redemption expires October 25, 1913, after which Altman as owner of the tax certificate will apply to Cheyenne city treasurer for a deed.
Notice of Tax Sale Certificate Transfer in Wyoming
Notice that on June 27 1910 Luke Voorhees county treasurer of Laramie county Wyoming sold real estate for 1909 taxes to H Altman in a 160 acre parcel described as East half of Northeast half and East half of Southeast half of section 25 two? 24 range 69 West 6th principal meridian including interest and penalty costs of 50 47. The certificate will apply to the county treasurer for deed to the described property to W A Moulton.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
H. Altman
Meridian
W. A. Moulton
Altman
H. D
Bessie R. Lingle
Notice of Real Estate Tax Sale and Redemption Period
Notice announces sale of specific parcels in Laramie county Wyoming for 1900 taxes totaling 158 dollars. It lists H D and Bessie R Lingle as names linked to the tax certificate and sets October 25 1913 as the redemption deadline. The assignee will seek a deed if not redeemed.
Notice of Purchase and Tax Sale Intention in Wyoming
Notice is given that at a tax sale in Laramie county Wyoming on June 27 1910 MW Altman purchased real estate in section 3 township 21 range 64. The property located in Laramie county was taxed for 1909 in the name of Lee and costs as allowed by law.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
MW. Altman
Booth
Laramie
Cesaly
Lee
Redemption Deadline For Mid Real Estate Sale In Wyoming
Notice states the redemption period for mid real estate from an auction expires October 25, 1918. If not redeemed within the period, the undersigned claims as assignee and owner of the said tax sale real estate in Wyoming. Dated October 17, 1924. Hu Altman.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Altman
Notice of Purchase of Real Estate Tax Redemption
Notice states G. Taylor holds redemption rights on Lots 1 to 6, Block 4, Holdrege First Addition, Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming, for 1909 taxes totaling $3.42 including interest and costs. Redemption deadline is October 25, 1913. if not redeemed, a tax sale certificate will apply for a deed to the described property.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
H. Altman
Holdrege
City of
Cheyenne
G. Taylor
Notice of Tax Sale Real Estate Purchase and Deed Intent
Notice states D Swan city treasurer Cheyenne Wyoming held tax sale May 18 1910 purchaser H Altman of Lot 5 Block 211 Cheyenne 1909 taxes plus costs and penalties paid in 1914 name Joe Their. time to redeem expires with intent to apply for deed to Cheyenne Wyoming by H Altman as assignee and owner of the certificate.
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D. S. Swan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
H. Altman
City of
Lydia Kanbile
D. 8. Swan
Joe Their
Notice of Public Land Sale by Wyoming Board of Education
Pursuant to law and order of the State Board of School Land Commissioners the Commissioner of Public Lands will auction 640 acres in Section 36 Township 17N Range 61W at the Cheyenne courthouse on August 9 1918. Minimum bid 75 percent of appraised value 14 3 per acre or at least 10.00 per acre. Terms require at least 10 percent cash and up to eighteen annual payments with 4 percent interest. Purchaser pays advertisement cost. improvements may be bought by private agreement or at appraised value. The board may reject any bids. Signed by Joseph M Carey President July 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
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Pine Footer School
State Board of Ehool Commissioners
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State Board of Gj
State Board of
Pygie Lands
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Public Landa
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Galt
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State Board of School
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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, all of Beetlon Thirty-Six Township Fifteen North Range Sixty-Four West containing 40 acres. Appraised value is 13.98 per acre. Lands not sold at that value must be paid in cash at sale.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Beetlon
Township
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