Pool funds back Colorado fighter versus Jeffer son in Wyoming race
A group in Curler Wyoming has pooled about 295,000 to back Jim Wiggin or Johnson in a boxing bet to be settled in Denver. Key figures include Bert Orchard Casper Senator Vat Swilli van L Patting Jack Stolth and Mike Parke. Orchard argues Johnson leads a fast life but Flenn shows daily improvement. Odds offered around 4 to 1. a larger pool may follow before the bout.
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Flenour
Cota
Curler
Wyo
Penver
Bert” Orchard
Albany
Jim Wigoin
Puebla
Jack Joleon
NMM
Mary
Orchard
Vat Swullivan
L. Patting
Casper
Jack Stolth
Chicago
Mike Parke
Cripple Creek
South
Byrne
Wignrn
Johnson God Flynn
Colorado
Johnson
Flenn
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Jeffrien-Johnson
Reno
Nevren
Fragmented quote reflects U S governance critique
The excerpt shows a Chinese philosopher noting attempts to model government on the American Republic but finding only Fourth of July style incidents. The text hints at cultural or political commentary and historical perspective.
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Philonoper
Woeshington Gar
Cadet Camp Meet Held Pending Weather
Lieut. Steever reported to Dr. Goft about holding the cadet camp meet today and postponement only if weather worsens. Prof. Stockwell advised the meet proceed unless conditions deteriorate. Automobiles from Carnegie Library depart at eight with spectators expected near Hecla Street. The program includes drills target prizes a battle and maneuvers while campers prepare for inspection. Camp ends Sunday with return Monday.
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Lievt. Steever
Goft
Prof. Stockwell
Lieut
Steever
Carnegie Library
Hecla St
Record of Baseball Feats From Basheads Chronicle
Baseball notes from 1884 to 1910 highlight feats such as Hy Geo Moreland fanning 19 in nine innings for Providence versus Boston, a 2 1 loss. 1886 Harvard pitcher Nichols striking out 18 Brown. 1880 Baltimore Atlantic Association 21 11 victory with every Orioles player scoring. other sluggers include Wilkes-Barre and Springfield in the Eastern League. 1900 Cy Seymour of the Giants and 1906 Chicago Nationals vs New York. Multiple games feature high hit totals, home runs, and notable pitchers Mathewson, Menonity, and Ferguson.
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Providence
Boston
Grays
American Association
National League
Nichols
Harvard
Brown University
Baltimore Atlantic
Washington
Oriole
Mullave
cChamberlain
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Springfield
Frank Bonner
Wilkeds Murre
Harry Lyons
Wilkes Barre
Cy Aymour
Giants
St. Louie
Hin Gee
Chilcago Nationals
New York
Mathewson
Menonity
Ferguson
Chicago
Hoston Nationals
Bt. Lewis Cardinals
Mattern
Steel
Huffs Indians in New Lineup Play Infantry for Cheyenne
Manager Huff reorganizes Cheyenne team with new players Cooper Crosby Hall and more to face Eleventh Infantry Sunday at Port Roswell grounds. Admission 15 and 26 cents. band will provide music to keep crowd in high spirits.
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Huff
Cheyenne Indiana
Eleventh Infantry
Port Roswell
Cooper
Cavert
Frame
Green River
South Dakota
Hall
Braves
Brown
Wolfe
Cheyenne
Rogers Victor Over Peters In Billiard Match
The three cushion billiard finals at The Brunswick in Cheyenne ended with Rogers defeating Peters 15 to 14 in the opening game and Merz beating Peters for second place 15 to 11. Peters posted a high run of four, Merz two runs of thirteen and sixteenth from a late position sealed the win. The event, first of its kind in Cheyenne, drew strong local interest and aims to inspire more regional tournaments into Denver this fall.
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Rogers
Peters
Merz
Dunn
Cheyenne
Williard Rooms
Results Yesterday National League and American League Scores
Rain postponed all National League games while American League listings show Detroit and others with mixed results. Key matchups include Toledo 3 Milwaukee 3, St Paul 7 Indianapolis 0, Kansas City 6 Louisville 0, Minneapolis 13 Sioux City 8, Omaha 15 St Joseph 5 and Topeka 3.
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New York
Iciesess
St. Louia
Topeka
National League
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
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Louisville
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Denver
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Lincoln
Es Moines
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
South Dakota GOP Race Narrows In State Returns
Early returns from most South Dakota counties show Thomas Stern leading Senator Gamble for the Republican United States Senate nomination with about eleven hundred votes. A stray report mentions Sherman Co. and a local cream flour ad with unconnected details.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Thomas Sternoe
Senator Gamble
United States
Catholics Buy Town Hall For Church Purposes
A social for the benefit of the Catholic church in Carpenter Wyoming led to the town hall being purchased for a church building. The Hatch site was donated by Federal Land and Securities. Senator J Ross Carpenter addressed a packed crowd after a successful supper and entertainment.
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Carpenter
Wyo
Federal Land and Securities Company
J. Ross Carpenter
Agnew Hunton Nuptials at Wheatland in June
The Wheatland wedding of Florence Agnew to Theoas Hunton was held at the Christian church with Rev Paxton officiating. G OS Agnew gave the bride away, Hazel Merrill honored, Robert Ferguson best man, bridesmaids Floe Jesse Odle Holland Lasra Rogera Mora Hunton Jennie Church Vera Patterson, George Milne playing the wedding march. The couple, both Wheatland natives, will honeymoon to Denver and other Colorado points.
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Theoas Hutton
Florence Agnew
Christian Church
Wises Hazel Merrill
Robert Ferguson
Misees Floe Jesse
Odle Holland
Lasra Rogera
Mora Hunton
Jennie Church
Vera Patterson
Agnew
Rev. Paxton
L Church
George Milne
Mrs. Hunton
Wyoming
Iowa
Wheatland High Schoool
Hunton
Thomas O''Hustin
Wheatland High School
The
State University
Denver
Colorado
Roosevelt Contests No Good Rules Committee
The passage critiques Roosevelt and his allies, noting a 1911 legislative context and a landslide loss in the prior year. Dixon later denounces Taft supporters and accuses them of steering the party toward revolutionary methods that would devastate the Republican Party.
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Roosevelt
United States
McKinley
Dixon
Taft
National Committee
High Court
Republican Party
Weltman Brothers Form Family Fund in New Incorporation
A certificate filed in Albany shows Abraham Davis Joseph Nathan Oscar Bamual and Simon Weltman brothers create the Weltman family fund to aid relatives in need. The notice notes the fund's purpose and references the state secretary of state filing.
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New York
Albany
Abraham
Davis
Joseph
Nathan
Oscar
Bamual
Simon Weltman
Atd Brothers
Weltman
Powell Bonds Vote Reported In Wyoming Town
The Jows of Powell approved 11 600 dollars in bonds to build and equip schoolhouses. Contractor E Rh Nelson of Powell wed Dorothy Rime of Wayne Nevada last week. Professor Arthur B E May will marry Eugenia Palmer in Chicago on June 6. Fort McKenzie officers held a notable army horse show. Sheridan reported weddings Reginald Ross to Lulu Taylor and Chester Kerr to Lucile Brantz. Sheep shearing began in Kemmerer with low sales and 18 cents offered for several clips. Mrs C Watt Brandon is in Los Angeles after an operation. The Kemmerer Big Piney road is now complete and popular. Casper wool clips sold for 16 to 20 cents per pound, totaling 250000 pounds, similar in Del Felder clip. Mrs S A Massie plans a Casper hotel. John Newman sues accusers for 10000 alleging persecution. Nazarene Army opens a mission in Sheridan for charitable work.
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Nebraska
C. Rh. Nelson
Dorothy Rime
Wayne
Nev
Chicago
Arthur BE. May
Eugenia Palmer
Fort McKenzie
Wyoming
Sheridan
Reginald Ross
Lulu Taylor
Chester Kerr
Lucile Brantz
Colorado City
Colo
West
Kemmerer Country
C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
Los Angeles
Big Piney
Casper
A. J. Cunninghadt
New Casper
8. A. Massie
Sterling Corp
Sterling
John Newman
U S Fleet II Ships Reach Cuban Waters Amid Tense Situation
Washington reports four battleships of the Atlantic fleet as part of the force to operate near Guantanamo and Havana. Secretary Knox says the insurrection's outcome is unpredictable and the fleet will be kept near Key West to be within five hours east of Havana.
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Goethe
Washington, D. C
Guantanamo Bay
Paducah
United States
Cuban
State Department
Scretary Knox
Sulzer
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Key West
Havana
Funeral for Nevada Senator Nixon Held in Washington
The funeral for the late Nevada Senator Nixon was held in Washington with President Taft and members of both houses attending. After services, the body was sent by train to Reno, accompanied by twelve senators and twelve representatives. Nixon’s wife Mia learned of his death by telegraph en route to Nevada and hurried back home.
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Waashington
D. C
Nixon
Nevada
Taft
Reno
U. P
Washington
Mia
Cheyenne
Court limits censorship on in court testimony reports
Federal Judge Waddill ruled that contemporaneous court testimony may be circulated in newspapers. The United States versus Journal Company case quashed the indictment. The ruling upholds press freedom while urging newspapers to act with common decency in publishing trial testimony. The dispute stemmed from the Richmond Evening Journal’s publication of Henry Beatie Jr. trial testimony.
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Richmond
Alsa
Waddill
United States
Journal Company
Preka
Richmond Evening Journal
Henry
Beatie. Jr
Atlas Features Draw Crowd At Cheyenne Vaudeville Show
Cheyenne audiences packed the Atlas theater for a polished vaudeville night. The Dean brothers performed a thrilling act from start to finish while Pall Mall delivered strong patter and singing. The production featured striking reels, a lively orchestra, and novelty candy acts drawing praise from patrons.
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Han
Oyjic
Man
Cheyenne
Acre Satung
Dean Brothers
Dom Outeide
Noy Lin
Ony
Mihai
Bombs Rattle Gambling War Across San Francisco
A sequence of explosions hits San Francisco, including a bomb in Tom Uor Bett’s yard last night, a dynamited Corbet's pool room and two other sites, plus a blast at a vacant lot near another pool hall. Police link the episodes to a gambling war.
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San Francisco
Calif
Tom Uor Bett
Corbet
Five Men Control Banks Under Money Trust Scrutiny
New York June 6. William Sherer manager of the New York Clearing House Association testified at the first hearing of the house committee probing the money trust. He described the immense power wielded by the five men who arbitrarily control the banks in the financial center and urged judicial regulation.
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New York
New York Clearing House Associaton
Wiliam Sherer
Winess
House
Money Trust
Grand River Flood Levels Spike in Grand Junction Area
The Grand River in Grand Junction Colorado surged today, rising well above 20 year marks and causing widespread damage along the Grand Valley. Flooding cut power in Rifle as the city remained in darkness.
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Grand River
Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Valley
Father of Governor Foss Dies at Jamaica Plain Home
Buxton June 6 George Warren Foss age 82 father of Governor Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts and Congressman George F Foss of Illinois died in his Jamaica Plain home during the night. Governor Foss Congressman Foss and other family members were at his bedside.
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George Wamant Foss
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
George F. Foss
Illinois
Jamaica Plaina
Foss
Dispute Over Children Counts Ends in Assault Charge
Uniontown Pa June 6 Henry Gillim and his wife argued over the number of children two conflicting counts led to the wife alleging a beating. Gillim was arraigned before Judge Van Swearingen on a charge of assault and battery and discharged.
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Henry Gillim
Smithfield
Certsit
Giilin
Gillin
Jude van Swearingen
Chinese Wife Seeks Deportation to China in New York
In New York on June 6 a Chinese wife, Quon Tol Dal, wife of Law Meng Chau of the Hip Sing tong, left home with a clipped paper from the immigration service and asked the intoleration office to be sent back to Wan ton. She says her husband does not treat her properly and has been in this country less than three years. officials may deport her.
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Casper
Hinher
Lamble
Eiahtown
Omaha Packing Company
Lucky Strike Oil Company
Orchard Way
Johnson
Orchard Sald
Johson
Orchard
New York
United States Migration Service
Quon Tol Dal
Law Meng Chau
Hip Sing Tong
Elf
Aw Ashe
Harvard MPN Dance No Beaten at Radcliffe Charge
Cambridge Massachusetts June 6 Mrs Laury Chandler with 25 years of experience leads the Radcliffe girls in a dispute claiming Harvard men dance poorly and their department is ungentlemanly while Radcliffe asserts Harvard men are the best dancers and mocks the wife’s reputation for poor dancing at the college encounter.
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Mass
Laury Chandler
Radcliffe
Harvard
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