Soldiers Plan Busy Weekend of Post Baseball
The Eleventh Infantry travels to Guernsey Sunday for a doubleheader vs Bunrise Miners with Walfe and Brown pitching. At Fort Russell Saturday the Eleventh faces the Twelfth Cavalry from Fort Robinson, Near, a hot rematch after two Twelfth wins over the Ninth Cavalry. Sunday the Ninth meets the Twelfth in two games as both posts chase the post championship with White Dunlap and Dingley in form. Games start 4 p.m. Saturday and 2:40 p.m. Sunday with 15 and 25 cent admissions.
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Dodgers New Third Sacker Not Pie ry Like Ty Cobb
J Smith, Dodgers third baseman, arrived from the South and showed no Ty Cobb temper after a fan taunted him. In the Pirates series he calmly appealed to Umpire Owens about the spectator, who vanished after the warning.
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National Commission
Shoels TKO’d in ten by Brown in Cheyenne arena
Moueney Soloel of Cheyenne was stopped in the tenth round by Brown of Nebraska after a hard fight at the Young Brown venue. Brown, 20 pounds over the lightweight limit, dominated Schoel with heavy blows and the referee stopped the bout as Schoel failed to rise.
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Memica and Anatomy: A Humorous Tale From Poplar Magazine
The excerpt recounts Urey Woodson’s comical misadventure with grease stained pants after a factory visit in Atlanta. A colored man tries various cleaners including gasoline and pearline, jokingly asking about antimony as a remedy. The scene blends dialect humor with a streetwise voice.
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Darky
Poplar Magazine
Wolgast Rivers Go May Be Called Off
Los Angeles June 13 For the first time it seemed there would be no fight in Los Angeles July 4 between Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers for the lightweight championship. The issue centers on whether Jack Jeffries will accept refereeing duties as brother of James J. Jeffries declines. If Jeffries refuses promoter McCarey warned that Jack Welch of San Francisco could be chosen or the bout may be canceled.
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Joe Rivers
Jack Jeffries
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Jack Welch
San Franthco
Manner Levy
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Germany tests novel navel aeroplane experiment
The report notes Germany plans an experimental air vehicle. It states the success of the etépress car on New York street railways prompted a 150 car order for this model.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday National League and Scores
Reported game results list multiple NL matchups with team names such as Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brooklyn. Batters and pitchers are named in scattered lines including Tyler Gowdy Yingling Miller OToole Kelly and Works Onslow Groome Henry and St. Louis to New York scores September weather is not specified. Several city matchups show varied scores with Louisville St Paul Milwaukee and Indianapolis also noted.
Weather Rain Delays Omer Games Across Several Cities
Multiple games including Keiver and St Joseph, plus Des Moines and Wichita, were postponed due to heavy rain. Officials cited slick fields and travel safety concerns. Local schedules will be announced as soon as fields dry and conditions improve.
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Des Moines
Omer
Howard Challenged for Fifth Bout by Local Hero in 140lb Match
Howard, assisted by manager Hughes, arrived from Oakland to issue a challenge for a 140 pound match. The challenger offers a side bet and seeks an opponent in the state, with the aim of a fifth contest against Battling Howard.
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Terrors Postponed Games With Compay D Cancelled
The two games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday between the Terrors and Compay D Eleventh Infantry were called off due to target practice. The Terrors may play city teams until practice ends, after which local kids face Uncle Sam's troops at the post.
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Klaus to Fight Carpentier in Dieppe Bout
New York reports Frank Klaus appears set to meet Georges Carpentier in a 20 round bout at Dieppe France on June 24. Billy Papke signs to face Marcel Moreau for 20 rounds on June 29 at Cirque de Paris. If Papke fights Carpentier he likely will not meet Moreau.
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France
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Cirque de Paris
Indians to Rest Sunday and Practice
The Cheyenne Indians will take a day of rest Sunday and then practice to improve. Manager Huff has the team out daily to get in shape for regular wins. New players are showing promise as they settle with teammates and surroundings, with Green and Crosby standing out. Several new men are expected, but their identities could not be learned.
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Baker Matched With Hanson for Salt Palace Bout
Salt Lake City June 13 Harry Heagron tonight signed Howard Baker of Boulder Colo and Vic Hanson champion middleweight of the Pacific coast for a twenty round fight at the Salt Palace on June 26. They meet at 158 pounds ring side with a 60 40 purse split. Baker arrives this week Hanson already training. The winner to be matched with Frank Mantell or Jack Dillon for a July bout here.
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Sanitary Ice At 30 Cents Per Hundred
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros. Co. for city customers. Contact Cook Bros. Co. by phone at 197 for orders and delivery details.
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Interpretation of Displays Weather Signals
A fragment listing weather indicator pairs and outcomes. It notes No 1 indicates fair weather with varying temperatures when combined with No 4, and No 2 and No 3 signal rain or snow or local rain with temperature changes. The text mixes phrases like white blue and 2008 cates.
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Coal dealer who started railroad rate cases dies
Salt Lake City reports D J Sharp dies after pioneering coal price cuts that provoked major railroad rate litigation. His challenge to carrier discrimination led to a U S circuit court decision and cost him his business. The obituary notes his role in one of the United States most noted rate cases.
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D. J. Sharp
United States Court
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Have Nerves and the Womanly Organs Doctor Pierce Appeals
The text explains that nervous symptoms in women often stem from the womanly organs and recommends rational treatment. It cites Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and his alcohol free prescription, claiming relief for many cases and praising Mrs Lina B Hawkes for recovery after using these medicines.
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How to Keep Cool in a Heat Wave at the Office
A humorous guide titled How to Keep Cool offers tips for men in a hot office day. It suggests breakfast before work, wiping ink, lemon juice treatment, and avoiding outdoor activity, with steps including dieting and ice cream, ending with watching the thermometer climb every ten minutes.
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The Best Man and His Duties
The duties of the best man at a wedding are numerous and important. It is usually the custom for the groom to procure the marriage license. The bridegroom also arranges with the minister for the marriage ceremony.
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A Jaunty Bungalow and Wedding Roles Described
A detailed early 20th century notice describes building a bungalow with timber rafters and large porch, estimating costs around 1808 dollars plus heating. It also discusses wedding customs, outlining the best man duties from dressing the groom to seeing the couple off on their honeymoon trip.
Yeast as a New Food Under Early Research
Researchers note YZ dry yeast contains about half the protein of beef with over three times the fuel value and propose it as a staple to combat high living costs. Breweries produce vast yeast supplies, much of which is wasted, and scientists claim yeast could become a cheap safe substitute if harnessed. Experiments show yeast nourishes well and humans substituted it for meat portions with no major penalties.
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Fibmitts
New French Uniforms Try Colorful Devil's Skin
The French Army tests a velvet summer uniform in gray green called devil's skin after experimenting with blue gray and other shades. The outfit includes a vest, overalls, and puttees, all in velvet cloth. Previous uniforms cost the government over seventy thousand dollars per color trial, with mixed hopes the new fabric will meet practical needs.
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Paris
Ministry of War
Arg
Maperts
French
Substitute for windows in Manila glass and shells described
A damaged text fragment describes substituting for window glass with shells in Manila. It notes shells are fat and nearly round about four inches in diameter with trimmed edges leaving panes about three to four inches square, set in narrow bands of wood. They glow translucent and are used as substitutes.
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Manila
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