Ninth Cavalry Edges Fort Russell Rival in Slugfest
The Fort Robinson Twelfth Cavalry defeated the Fort Russell Ninth 9 to 4 in Whalerloo. Caldwell homered for the Ninth, while Puntap pitched well despite costly errors. A double header is scheduled today as both teams seek the series win with Captain Camp expected to land both players in the lineup.
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Cavalry
Fort Russell
Whalerloo
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Robingon
Caldwell
Puntap
Hatterias
Dunlap
Butler
Briles
Bord
Camp
White
Wright Breaks World Pole Vault Record
Cambridge rider Wright of Dartmouth sets a new world pole vault record with thirteen feet two and a quarter inches at the Olympic mines meet in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Wright
Cambridge
Mass
Mark A. Wright
Dartsmouth
Goring
Olympic Mines
Windy City Judges Ordered to Stop Baseball Shows
Chicago officials urge Municipal court judges to quit base ball and other summer amusements. Chief Justice Harry Olwen warns of a crowded docket with 0 to 100 new cases daily due to strikes and early adjournments for games. Court will run daily until 4 20 p m except Saturdays while judges focus on business.
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Chicago
Municipal Court
Harry Olwen
Jowkey
For Rent Two Rooms Left Housekeeping 113 West 20th
The State Leader ad offers two rooms for housekeeping use at 113 West 20th in Wyoming. Ideal for a tenant needing economical living space. Includes mention of available for rent classifieds in the local newspaper.
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Wyoming
Results Yesterday National League Scores and Batteries Listed
Summary of yesterday National League games with team names, runs and errors. Batteries by pitcher pairs are named for each matchup and include city abbreviations and venue notes. Western League results also appear with scores for Sioux City Wichita Omaha and others. rain affected Lincoln-Des Moines.
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Deaver
Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
A. Topeka
T. Lincoln-Des Moines
Pet
New York
Etawedas Sau
Chicago
Cincinnatis
Ah EU
Pitteburg
Eubewe
St. Lolooo
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Clube
Ipanenaes
Ah Horton
von Washington
Cleveland
St. Luis
Clabes
Bt. Joseph
Die Moines
Ars Rioux
SM Lonver
Unclear Scorecard From Fragmented Report
Fragmentary list shows city names and scores with unclear separators. Reads Columbus 8, Minneapolis 2. Indianapolis 4. Milwaukee 6. Toledo 4. St Paul a. Louisville 0. Kansas City 11 with jumbled team references and stray terms.
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Wauhkwee
Tadlanapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Packey McParland heads to Europe for bouts after Chicago win
Packey McParland of Chicago plans to sail for Europe on June 15 for several bouts abroad. He returned home in excellent shape after defeating Jack Brennan in four rounds, a bout intended for ten, before the police halted the fourth round. Viatt Mes Ligier's Beauty Parlors advertised at 411 W 29th St.
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Muskegon
Mich
Packty McParland
Chicago
Europe
Jack Brennab
Oleht McFadland
Viatt Mes Ligier
29Th St
Indians Boost For Fort Soldier Clash In Cheyenne
Manager Juff of Cheyenne’s Indian team adds five new players including Hall Callahan Cooper Crosby and Ream to bolster a veteran lineup. The 11th Infantry meets Cheyenne at 9 20 this morning behind the hospital grounds with music from the infantry band and 15 25 cent admission. Fans urged to attend and root for the locals to uphold a two year professional reputation.
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Cheyenne
Juff
Iediane
Cooper
Halla
Crosby
Denver
Frame
Ream
South Dakota
11Th Infantry
Indians
Scouts Defeat South Siders by Thirty Seven to Four
The North End Scouts beat the South Side 37 to 4 to push their seventh straight win this year. Shilling pitched steadily with Smith backing him as Milazzo faced the limelight for the South Side and Menson caught.
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Scouts
South Siders
North End
Milazzo
Shilling
Smith
South Bide
Menson
Jack White Beats Harry Thomas in Twenty Rounds
Jack White of Chicago earned a decision over Harry Thomas of England after twenty fast rounds at Vernon Areas in Los Angeles. Whiteridge Elected ACA President. he runs Third Avenue Railway and served as ambassador to Madrid for King Alfonso’s wedding.
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Los Angeles
Jack Whitt
Chicago
Harry Thomas
England
Vernon
Whiteingr
New York
Frederick W. Whiteridge
Automobile Club of America
Mr. Whiteridge
Third Avenue Railway Company
Madrid
Alfonso
Actress May Yoho Misses From Weet Forty-Third Street Home
Police issued a confidential alarm for May Yoho an actress formerly known as Lady Jope missing from her rooming house on Weet Forty-Third street since Thursday morning. The alert was requested by her maid Josephine Beott a colored woman.
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May Yore
Pollce
New York
May Yoho
Lady Jope
Weet Forty-third Street
Josephine Beott
Woman Dies After Turpentine Fire In Boiling Mixture
Mrs Charles Bollep died hours after a fire started by boiling turpentine in her house. The blaze ignited her clothing as onlookers rushed to help but could not save her.
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Charles Bollep
Dixon Charges Murder of Republic Party Grip on Taft Fight
The piece details intra party strife as Dixon accuses Taft allies of rigging the committee. Borah and Perkins weigh in as Roosevelt supporters push back. A plan to sway Taft men on the committee is discussed amid talk of a Roosevelt comeback and a possible Root vs temporary chairman clash.
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Alabama
Jost
Lowden
Milneis
Rosewater
Omaha
Roosevelt
Lyon
Texas
Rogers
Wisconsin
Taft
Congress
Dixon
Borah
Park
Perkins
Winckstone
Mr. Taft
T. R
Root
Bryan Denounces Candidacy in Denver Address
The article recalls Bryan stating he is not a candidate and discusses Republican discontent. It notes the potential party split, past silver faction defections, and questions about Clark or Wilson as possible contenders while Chicago shapes the convention.
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Republic
Republican Party
Bolt
Wicely
Teller
Bryan
Clark
Wilson
Chicago
Brother Slays Chauffeur After Invitation to Fight
John George, a chauffeur, is killed by his brother Oscar after being invited outside Ovcor's home to fight. The motive involves a young woman disliked by Oscar's family. Investigators report the event occurred tonight in Denver.
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Denver
Cole
John George
Oscar
Ovcor
Jobn
Hotel Arrivals Listed Across Multiple States
The hotel register shows arrivals from Metropolitan to Albany with guests including George Grant J McGill Robert Winslow F J Thorton J W Falemer Oscar Marks W L Scott Sadie Dempsey Lillian Miller Rose Nelson J McPherson and wife Allen Watson J M Aldrich Cole B R Keefe Kaycee John Herrick Walter Masters Mrs C Co Meyers J M Purcell and wife Miss Athel Kinny George H Mitchell KE W Valentine and wife Grace Underhill George Rowler and others visiting from Leavenworth Fremont Denver Atlantic and beyond.
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Chugwater
Walter Masters
Matamora
Ind
C. Co. Meyers
Carpenter
J. M. Purcell
Leavenworth
Kas
Miss &Thel Kinny
Fremont
Neb
Geo. H. Mitchell
List of residents and spouses across multiple cities
A long list of names and spouses linked to numerous towns and states, including Arapthon Hereford Princeton N Y North Platte Neb Denver St Paul Scranton Pa and Omaha. The compilation names individuals and households without further event details or context.
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Mavis Smith
Arapthon
Perf
Sidney
C. R. Breternett
North Platte
Neb
Unclear Personal Notices Listing Several Individuals
A fragment lists individuals including Co. F. Ray of Washington D C George Wales of Loveland Colorado C Ellsworth of Lone Rock Wisconsin and F C Smith and wife of Laramie detailing likely a notices section without context or events.
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F. Ray
Washington, D. C
George Wales
Loveland
Colo
C. Ellsworth
Lone Rock
Wis
F. C. Smith
Laramie
Local Names Included in Regional Notices
The fragment lists individuals and places including John Comstock of Longmont Colorado M B Rhodes of Lander Wyoming J A Baxter and wife W 2 percent Dale Ogden Frank White and wife Chicago Harlan Humphrey Grover M E Warner S W Everman Denver John Hil bert Omaha Tom Beach R A Russell Ft. Collins with other names and towns from the region.
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John Comstock
Longmont
Colo
M. B. Rhodes
Lander
J. A. Baxter
Dale
Ogden
Frank White
Chicago
Harlan Humphrey
Grover
M. E. Warner
S. W. Everman
Denver
John Hilbert
Omaha
Tom Beach
R. A. Russell
Ft. Collins
Chicago cafes raise prices for convention crowds
Chicago cafe owners plan higher menus and room rates for convention crowds. Hotels raise usual rates from 2.50 to 4 dollars per day and rooms from 4 to 6 dollars to 6 or 10 dollars as demand surges.
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Chicago
Cook Bros. Co Sanitary Ice Price Listing
Sanitary ice offered at 30c per hundred by Cook Bros. Co with telephone contact 197 for orders and inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Collins Man Killed by Train Near Fort Collins
RB. 0. Johnson a field man for the local sugar factory died two hours after a freight train struck Griffin’s automobile on the Wellington branch of the Colorado & Southern. Griffin the agricultural superintendent sustained serious head wounds. both were taken to the hospital after the collision at 10:30 this morning.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Johnson
H. H. Griffin
Wellington
Colorado & Southern
Griffin
Lacy Bridge Washes Out in Grand River Flood
A new state bridge at Lacy in Glenwood Springs Colorado costing 35000 dollars was washed out by high water yesterday. Other Grand River crossings show signs of weakening as flood conditions persist.
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Lacy
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Grand River
Weather Code Dictates Fair or Wet Skies
The text describes Weather Displays numbered 1 to 8 and their combinations with Display 4 to signal fair or stormy conditions. It notes pairing No 1 with 4 above or below indicating warmer or colder outcomes, while No 2 and No 3 trigger rain or snow with temperature shifts.
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Cates
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Windy City
Rockwell Far
Goodrich
Atone
National League
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Jans Esces
Cincinnati
Marchard and Meyers
Kenton
Fromme
Mclean
Phildedathlila
St. Jouis
Alexander and
Broin
Wille, Geyer
Sollee
Wingo
Foston
Brrogmirt
Bareer
Miller
Cheney
Archer
R. H. EB. Botrecht
Gregor Ss
Chigsros
Mayer, Johnson and Annamith
Ank
Ars
S.c
Hatteries
Towell and Stephens
Morgan
Lapp
Eris
Kahler
Warhop
Sweeney
American Association
Colulmbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Mis
Packey
Jack White
Mary Bryan
Colorado
Henry J. Arnold
Spaulding, Victor and
Spaulding
The
James Bros
17Th
Eddy Streets
Becker
Henry Bryant
J. Jackson
H. W. Lewis
Lee W. le Clair
F. C. Fohlin
Atron Edmunds
Melrose Edmunda
J. Rebstock
J. Sorensen
G. Gullton
J. Leman
John Green
Scranton
Jack Woods
Albany
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Collins
Culyvyenne
Wyo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Arcowsky
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