Hendrix Keeps Up His Great Winning Streak
Cheyenne’s Claude Hendrix extends his impressive run by defeating Brooklyn again for Pittsburg. He limits batters in relief, while hitting near .600 with two to three hits per game and occasional home runs. He also steals about a base per contest, winning favor with Smokey City fans.
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Claude Hendris
Pittsburg
Rome
Akainet
Brooklyn
Ifi
Hendrix
Bmokey City
Baseball News From 1880s A Roundup Of Scores And Key Plays
Summary of early baseball results including J Lee Richmond no hit bid for Worcester in Toledo no base reached and 1 0 loss to Cleveland. Philadelphia Nationals, Boston Nationals, Detroit, Chicago, and St Louis games noted with hits, runs, and pitchers. Also mentions Dummy Hoy and other notable players.
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J. Lee Richmond
Worcaster Nationals
Toledo
Cleveland
Charles
Dodin
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
Detroit
Otto Knabe
Carrick
Dave Orr
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American Association
St. Louis
Charles Sweeney
Detrott
Schmidt
Pittsburg Nationals
Chicago
Charley Nichols
Boston
Pittsburg
Hoy
Philadelphia Americans
Wadilell
Jou
Loule
Poston
Batc
Weaneaters
New York
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Harry Pavia
Philadelphia
Browns
Jack Coombe
Barney Pelty
Bailey Speech Attacks Evils Including Woman Suffrage
Senator Joseph W. Bailey delivering a Washington banquet address condemns modern evils and singles out woman suffrage as “the greatest evil” beside making men resemble women. The Popular Magazine notes his controversial stance.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Washington
Republic
Popular Magazine
National League results recap with battery lineups
Yesterday's National League results list multiple games with batterymen and pitchers names. Teams include Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Washington and Cleveland with scores and lineups noted. Western League standings show Wichita St Joe Topeka Sioux City Denver Des Moines and others.
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St. Joe
Inn
Ithe
Topeka
Sioux City
Denver
Des Moines
Clube
St Ahci
Tow Movnes
Lincoln
Cy Young Retires From Baseball After 24 Seasons
Boston reports Cy Young, veteran pitcher known as one of the greats, has given up the game. A message to Manager Kling says Young left a game with a stiff arm and thin fatigue, ending a 24 year major league career during which he won more than 500 games and amassed a fortune. He plans to relax and has a home in Indiana.
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Boston
Junelly Young
Evan
Kling
Young
Wiffioee
Tia
Indiana
Battling Howard Challenged for Fifth Match in City
Howard and his challenger Hughes arrived from Oakland to meet in a 140 pound bout with a side bet of Angélée, with Hughes offering a public challenge to any contestant in the state.
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Battling Howard
Hughes
Oakland
Cal
Howard
Angélee
Johnsons Surprise Visit Shocks Flynn During Training
World boxing scene reports Jack Johnson driving to Montesuma seven miles from Meadow City to greet rival Jim Flynn in a neighborly call during training. Flynn’s camp watches as Johnson arrives, exchanges greetings, and invites a rare in-ring goodwill moment.
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Montesuma
Meadow City
Rocky Mountains
Flynn
Jack
Johnson
Roosevelt fury over desertion cited in convention fight
In a heated party struggle, Roosevelt loyalists lash at a chief for deserting the cause as third candidates swirl. Delegates show mixed loyalties with Roosevelt at about 20 committed, Taft around 460, and La Follette plus Cummin and others in flux amid platform bargaining and political tension. Park's Business School attendance and plans to move near the state capitol are noted as signs of growth.
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Lavine Born
Taft
Cumming
la Follette
National Committee
Manké
Penrose
Crane
National
Mala
Park
Denver
Tte
State Capitol
Wyoming Senator Warren Faces Political Fallout and Calls for Reform
A 1912 letter from Willis Grover Emergon denounces Senator Francis KE Warren for warping Wyoming politics, looting funds, and controlling delegates. It argues for initiative measures and recalls, siding with Theodore Roosevelt against Warren’s machine. The missive attacks Warren as a self serving power broker and predicts shifts toward reform. The piece notes the letter date May 16, 1912, and references Hearst.
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Warren Sall
United States Treasury
Washington
Wyoming
Warren
Goverment Treasury
Caesar
Nero
Drury
Mr. Warren
Francis KE. Warren
United States
Kelster
State Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
United
Tam
Vaithfully
Yoyra
Willis Gro
Emergon
Letters on The Looting of an Empire by Senator Warren
Willis Geo Emerson defends the manuscript The Looting of an Empire alleging thefts of copies and notes, claims of Warren’s political power, and his own Republican progressive stance. He references Sewell Haggard editor and Joe Breckens as Warren's secretary, plus Wyoming politics in 1910 and a Taft Roosevelt delegation dispute.
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Randolph Hearst
Riverside Drive
6Th Street
Na City
Mearat
Sewell Hogeard
Mearst
United States
Francia E. Warren
Warren
Wyoming
Joe Breckens
Francis EB
Sewell Haggard
Willis Geo
Emerson
Naval officers weigh long Cuban policy as supplies move
Washington reports indicate a prolonged policy task for eastern Cuba with colliers preparing to carry supplies to vessels in Cuban waters for weeks. Rumors of Cuba fostering the insurrection surface, but the government has no confirmation. The state department denial follows.
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Washington, D. C
Cuba
Cuban
State Department
War Department
Rete Poal
Laborers Die In Barn Fire Near Tambov
Fifty nine laborers burned to death while asleep in a barn on the estate of Count Orloff Davydorff near Tambov in central Tuusela. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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St. Petersburg
Iftynine Laborera
Tambov
Tuusela
Orloff Davydorff
Senate votes to abolish commerce court in appropriation bill
Washington June 11 the senate voted to abolish the commerce court by refusing to provide for it in the judicial appropriation bill. The house had struck out the provision and the senate voted down an amendment to restore it.
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Commerce Court
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Mexican Scrapping Over Rainy Season Begins
In Chihuahua General Orozco issued a proclamation inviting a committee of Americans to visit his headquarters to verify discipline. He denies threats to Americans or interests, blaming newspapers subsidized by the Madero government. The rainy season has started, suspending much transportation and hindering troop movements.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Oroxwell
Orozco
Madero
A Horse Axiom Sparks Odd Trade Phrase
A garbled excerpt mentions Pure White Lead, The Shermad Co, and odd incentives about speed and power, suggesting a cryptic trade note or vandalized ad fragment from an era.
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Shermad Co
Congressman's Death Rocked House as Wife Waited
Representative Robert C. Wickliffe of Louisiana was killed on Southern Railway tracks in Potomac Park. The engineer could not avoid the collision. Mrs. Wickliffe was in the gallery when the news was delivered, fainting at Speaker Clark's office. The House adjourned briefly and will reconvene tomorrow. Memorial services will be held later in the session.
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Washington
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Southern Railway
Potomac Park
Betopinal
Representative Cullop
Indiana
Borah Rejects Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Borah of Idaho flatly refused any vice presidency. He stated under no circumstances would he accept the nomination if offered. Meanwhile Senator Kenyon of Iowa said Iowans were arriving to support the Cummins presidential effort and the Cummins headquarters and Hawk Eye club prepared to channel the enthusiasm.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Kenyon
Iowa
Washington
Cummins
Hawkeye Club
Chick Hatched In June Rapidly Grows Away From Fowls
A newly hatched chick in June shows quick growth when kept in a clean run far from older birds. Maintain fresh bedding and secure enclosure to promote healthy development and reduce disease risk.
Wedding Gift Display Attracts With Fine Tableware
A historical notice promotes wedding gifts from a broad display featuring alloy ware cut glass and fine china. The advertisement promises an appealing selection for those seeking distinctive presents.
Young man ends life with gun in freight house
Lafayette Colorado June 11 A nineteen year old man named Bena min Parks shot himself in the forehead after his father had committed suicide six years earlier. His body was found in the freight house where he worked.
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Lafayette
Colo
Benamin Parks
Taylor Aids Settlers in West with New Patent Bill
Washington June 11 Representative Taylor authorized by the house public land committee to report favorably a senate passed bill. It slows issuance of patents to homesteaders under government reclamation after three years residence. Government back payments become a lien on the lands.
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Washington, D. C
Taylor
House Public Lande Committee
Senate
Parcel Post Debate in Congress Cites Merchant Harms and Benefits
Mississippi Congressman Stephens argues parcel post will not hurt small merchants as many nations rely on it, citing reports that local traders actually benefit from faster, cheaper goods. North Carolina's Small supports expanded parcel post to boost farm and community progress, improving isolation via better communications and transport. Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors ad appears at 411 West 19th.
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John H. Small
North Carolina
Cnld
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