Cheyenne High School Athletes Depart for Inter State Meet
Cheyenne prepared to send a strong team to Colorado Springs for the Inter State meet on the 4th with 28 Colorado schools competing and Denver excluded by a ruling. Cheyenne’s entrants include George Ar Eve and Fowler in field events and Earl Smith Elmer Smith Lakey Snow Harold Wolcott and Marks in track events, led by Coach Brinks and Harry Reed.
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Cheyenne
Tech
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Denver
Springs
George Areve
Fowler
Earl Smith
Elmer Smith
Lakey Snow
Harold Wolcott
Marks
Brinks
Harry Reed
Cheyenne High School
Larame
Old Time New York Ball Catcher Dies
Joseph Alexander Beezy an early New York team catcher died in San Francisco after an apparent attack He served in the Civil War on Gen Shermans staff and for years was the citys official court interpreter The notice also lists a local cleaning service and an electrical company address.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alexander Beezy
New York
Beezy
Gen. Sherman
Clairvoyant Leonardie offers guidance for success
A classified ad promises guidance from Leonardie Clairvoyant to help with business, marriage, health, and personal goals. It advertises private parlors at Lyne Rooms over the Lyric Theater and claims confidentiality and effectiveness.
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Leonardie
Leonard
Lyne Rooms
Lyric Theater
Dusiness
Insane Fighter Boxes Imaginary Foe 100 Rounds
Memphis on May 2 reports Young Sharkey a New Orleans arrival fought for hours in a central police station cell against an imaginary opponent. He called time, rested between rounds and claimed the foe was the toughest he had faced. Doctors say his condition is temporary. he was sent to a county asylum for treatment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sharkey
New Orleans
Baseball Recap Dates and Prospects from 1883 to 1907
A brief roundup notes historic baseball results and upcoming matches. Providence defeated Philadelphia 66 to 2 in 1883. 1890 Dayton Tristate league pitcher Wilson issued 14 walks in a 17 to 4 loss to Akron. 1885 Boston 27 runs on Mercer and Anderson as Washlington pitchers yielded 38 total bases. 1904 Savannah and Jacksonville tied 4 to 4 in fifteen innings. George Franklin Sages, now with Cincinnati, struck out 12, made 10 chances, and had four hits for the Floridians. Chicago defeated Pittsburg 15 to 8, with notable plays including a triple by Kitty Pransfield and Johnny Evers tallying 10 assists. 1905 Giants defeated Boston 16 to 0 on 12 hits. 1907 New York beat Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Mathewson limited the Giants to 8 hits. 1967 New York and Philadelphia played a 10 inning game in 4 hours 7 minutes with Coombs and Royle pitching. Hans Wagner collected four singles and a double against Chicago. Alfred De Oro, former champion, meets Edward Ralph in a $1000 stake return match at Maple Hall in Trenton on May 30 to June 1. Alexander Brooks will referee.
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Bostons
Mercer
Anderson
Washlington
Savannah
Jacksonville
George Franklin Sages
Cincinnati
Cubs
Doc Scandlan
Kitty" Pransfield
Johnny Evers
Giants
Boston
New York-Brooklyn
McGrawites
Christy Mathewson
Superbas
Elmer Stricklett
New York
Philadelphia
Jack Coombs
Joe Royle
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Chicago
Andy Coakley
Chink" Frager
Jack Pflenter
Oho
Ralph Mert
Alfred de Oro
Edward Ralph
Maponte Hall
Trenton
N. J
Alexander Brooks
Pureka Vacuum Cleaners Housecleaning Service
Pureka Vacuum Cleaners offers house cleaning services. Phone 695 for bookings. Stevenson Electrical Co located at 1781 Carey provides electrical services.
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Eureka Vacuum Cleaning
Stevenson Electrical Co
Carey Ave
Pureka Vacuum Cleaners
Jones Heads to Trial Marathon for Olympic Tryout
Omaha May 2 Ralph M Jones renowned long distance runner will travel to St Louis this week to enter the twenty six and one quarter mile trial marathon from Freeburg Illinois to St Louis. The event aims to select runners for the Stockholm Sweden Olympiad this summer with seconds on bicycles and emergency cars alongside. Jones seeks a place on the distance runners team to earn a trip to Stockholm.
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St. Louis
Stockholm
Sweden
Jones
Young Men's Christian Association
Mercury
Freeburg
Ty Cobb Not Named Greatest Player This Season
Si Sanderson of Chicago says Ty Cobb will not be the American League's standout this year. Cobb reportedly does not want to participate, leaving the field open for a vigorous race for the coveted Chalmers Trophy.
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Ty Cobb
Tyrus R. Cobb
Tiger
Si" Sanderson
Chicago
St. Louis
Cubs
Sanborn
Chalmers Commission
Cobb
Georgia
Poor Umpires in New York League Face Odd Challenges
A comic account describes New York State league umpires coping with mock names from players, odd pronunciations, and a bizarre pregame soda fountain ritual. The piece contrasts this with a fictional Ching league umpire scene and playful battery lists.
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Pennssylvania
Dbatteriey
Cosgollekmet
Swetonicksof
Schwelstonisky
Ulatowski
WiChunk
Hum Wing
To-Pog
Wun-Muf
Rot- Bye
Three Dead in Wyoming Murder Toll
Continued report details a violent incident where a man stabbed three individuals, including Hall and Driscoll, after pursuing them near a vehicle. Hall died from a leg wound, while Driscoll received a stab and later died from abdominal injuries. Russell was captured and held for district court.
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Wyoming
Driscoll
Hall
Russell
Reds Shut Out Cardinals 10 to 0 in May Showdown
May 2 report from St Louis credits Reds with a dominant 10 to 0 victory behind Casper, Mitchell, and Hobluxel. Cardinals hitters Hite and teammates posted minimal offense as Reds exploded with hits and strong pitching.
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REDS
Cardinals
American Association Results Reported By City Matchups
Milwaukee beats Columbus 6 to 1. Minneapolis edges Louisville 2 to 3. Kansas City over Toledo 1 to 3. St Paul wins 8 to Indianapolis 4 in league listings with team scores and standings.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Unclear Scoring Lines From Regional Game Summary
A terse list shows scores for several matchups with Topeka versus Lincoln and Omaha versus Des Moines, plus St. Joseph against Sioux City and Denver against Wichita. The numbers indicate final tallies though compete context and teams beyond the pairs are not provided.
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Topeka
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Wichita
Baseball Scores From May First Two
In Detroit the Browns fall 1 to 0 as Works shines with 1 run allowed, 6 hits for Tigers. Philadelphia sees the Athletics lose 11 to 5 to the Yanks with costly miscues. Morgan and co. manage 11 hits. Chicago edges Cleveland 3 to 1 as White Sox rally late with 5 hits. Washington beats Boston 6 to 5 as Groom shines and Red Sox tally 11 hits.
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Detroit
Browns
Batteries
Works
Onslow
Dalley
Lake
Krichell
Tigers
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yanks
Morgan
Danforth
Thomas
Egan
Vaughn
Hoff
Quinn
Street
Chicago
White Sox
Naps
Walsh
Langs
Black
Katler
Hasterly
Washington
Red Sox
Groom
Henry
Mall
Nanamaker
Senators
New Orleans Flood Fears Rise With Rising Mississippi
New Orleans reports a twenty one foot Mississippi stage tonight, a half foot above all records, prompting levee board orders to double labor and fill ten thousand more sand bags for distribution across commercial districts.
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New Orleans
Levee Board
Senate Standpatters Face Challenge on Low Tariff Bills
The piece argues that standpat senators from Pennsylvania and Illinois, including Penrose, are undermining Democratic promises to curb trusts and pass low tariff and anti trust measures. It notes weak support in upcoming conventions and a plan to block relief from high living costs.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Shelby Cullom
Illinoia
Penrose
Washington
Taft Signs Aid Bill for Homesteaders in Irrigation Areas
President Taft signed relief measures for homesteaders on irrigation projects in western Colorado allowing thousands to abandon claims without contest while awaiting water supply completion. The actions extend settlement proof time by up to ten years and fund a Denver botanical and agricultural research station with $75,000 for its first year.
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Washington
Taft
Taylor
Whder
Colorado
Grand Valley
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Agricultural Committee
Guegenheim
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Delegates See Teddy to Fix Queer Tangle in Roosevelt Campaign
A delegation of Massachusetts Roosevelt leaders met at Oyster Bay on May 2 to discuss the fallout from Colonel Roosevelt's refusal to accept eight delegates' votes. The group, led by Mat, sought a solution to the party division and credential issues.
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Teddy
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Roosevelt group seeks to clarify Massachusetts delegate situation
The Massachusetts Roosevelt committee chairman Thew Hale and Boston's Arthur D. Hill with Charles Thompson of Vermont and Hooker, Roosevelt national treasurer, stated they would not try to sway Colonel Roosevelt from his position. They aim to clear up the confused Massachusetts scene as Taft delegates threaten to oppose Roosevelt despite the results. Roosevelt plans to stay at Sagamore Hill until this evening before heading to Maryland.
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Thew Hale
Massachusets Roosevelt Committee
Arthur D. Hill
Boston
Charles Thompson
Vermont
Hooker
Roosevelt National Committee
Mr. Hale
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Maryland
Chavez of Trinidad Knocks Out Kid Dix in Third Round
Benny Chavez of Trinidad Colorado stopped Kid Dix of Brooklyn in the third round of a twenty round bantamweight bout in Albuquerque New Mexico. Chavez forced the pace from the start and Dix had no chance after the right uppercut to the stomach.
Titanic Dead To Be Buried In Halifax Cemeteries
The last identified Titanic victim will be buried in Halifax as bodies remain to be interred in three sea‑view cemeteries tomorrow afternoon. About seventy to eighty burials are planned with unidentified and identified relatives present. the Minia cable ship is expected to have recovered most remaining bodies.
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Halifax
N. S
Minia
Families of Drowned Postal Clerks Benefit Passed
Washington May 2 six thousand dollars to be made available for the widows or next of kin of three United States postal clerks who died in the Titanic disaster was voted by the house as an amendment to the post office appropriation bill. The amount is 2000 dollars for each of J. S. March O. S. Woody and W. L. Quinn.
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Washington
United States
House
Post Office
J. S. March
O. S. Woody
W. L. Quinn
Arrows Edge Grizzlies In Tight 8 7 Victory
The Arrows defeated the Grizzlies 8 to 7 in a closely fought game. Battery for the Arrows was Godding and Thompson, while Kingham and Grace comprised the Grizzlies’ battery.
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Arrows
Grizzlies
Godding
Thompson
Battery
Kingham
Grace
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W. 17Th St
Toray TN Taseball
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Dayton Tristate
Akron
Ralph M. Jones
St Louis
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Mitchell
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Wingo
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Hoge
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Knetzer
Schardt
Yineling
Professional Directory
Kinkhead &Mentzer
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Hugo Donzelman
Baerresen Bros
Keefe
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
William Dubois
Architect
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Ranchi
Carey Brock
Lacey & Lacey
Mark A. Chapman
Attorneys Insurance
West 10Th Street
Bartlett Engineering Company
Wilfred O'Leary
John Charles Thompson
W. Riner & CO
Bresnahen Block
T. Blake Kennedy
Red
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Wyo
I Herbert
Gleason Huveras
Loa
The
Kelley Mercantile Co
10Th and
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Titanic
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