Flynn Arrives in Denver for Johnson Title Fight
Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn arrives in Denver with promoter Curley to train for the July 4 world heavyweight title bout with Champion Jack Johnson in Las Vegas, N M. Flynn says he fought many greats, lists opponents beaten, and vows to win despite Johnson’s odds.
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Jack Johnson
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Brown Palace
Locomotive Engineer’s and Firemen’s Union
To & Johnson
Rounders Top Apprentices In Sweet Victory
Bint's Rounders defeated UU. P. Apprentices 1 to 0 yesterday afternoon on 2sth and Carey avenue. Batteries for Apprentices were W. Doody Cole and Walsh. For Bird's Baltlingers and Stevens. Rounders seek games with any city teams. Manager Bird can be reached at Bird Confectionary store.
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Walsh
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Baltlingers
Stevens
Fort Hansell
Gamos
Bird Confectionary
Terrors Fall to Atlas Runch on Terror Diamond
In the morning game the Terrors were defeated by Atlas Runch with a 10 to 18 score. Players Hatterles Atlas Morton and Stevens starred for Atlas while C Doody Webb and Lebhart led the Terrors.
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Terror
Terrors
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Stevens
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Webb
Lebhart
Clairvoyant Leonard Offers Guidance To Success
A newspaper ad promotes Leonard the Clairvoyant at Lyric Theater offering guidance on doubt health and ambitions. It claims to help influence others and overcome difficulties with confidential private parlors available.
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Leonard
Lyric
Lyric Theater
Buslpees
Results in Big Leagues Monday
National League games included New York’s clash with Washington and a slate featuring Ames Meyers and Cheney with Archer, Tyler, Brown, McTigue and Kling. Other games postponed due to rain. American League schedules largely rained out. In the American Association several low scoring affairs with St Paul, Toledo, Minneapolis, Chicago and Cincinnati among the winners. Western League reports Omaha and Des Moines victors with several rain-postponed games lingering.
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Tyler
Brown
McTigue
Kling
Astor family bereavement details and claims after colonel's funeral
Vincent Astor comforts his mother after the late Colonel Astor's funeral as Ming Allie Murr is taken to her mother from the cemetery. The will is not read yet but probate is anticipated this week. Harvard plans and other heirs remain unsettled with a wreath from Harvard classmates.
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Fifth Avenue Mission
Mr. Astor
Ming Allie Murr
Vincent
Madeline Force Astor
Astor
Fifth Avenue
Vincent Astor
Ms. Astor
Harvard
Colonel Astor
Abtor
Rhinebeck
Penncliffe
Western Purnishing Co Out of Business Bee Adopts New Pace
Western Purnishing Co. announces closure as Bee adopts a new operational pace. The move follows market pressures and company restructuring, signaling a shift in local commerce and employment patterns.
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Western Purnishing Co
Soldiers top Indians in tight 4 3 tilt
Fourth Field Artillery edged the Cheyenne Indians 4 to 3 in a close game that swung on late innings. Harris pitched superbly for the soldiers with eight strikeouts, while Keeley fanned 16 for the Indians. Cowan homer and multiple players starred as the Artillery overcame a late Indians rally.
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Keeley
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Frame
Perkins
Cronland
Hishop
Brown
Huff
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Fourth Field Artillery
Fogal, Shoane
F Devers
Cowan
Canterbury
Brewer
Shadwell
Pw Vace
Be Larnon
Rufo
Furness
R. H. E. Indians
Fogel
Hrewer
Larson
Fleet
Wright
Bishop
Broentson
Wasem Holds Own Over Burns for Hour
Sheridan May 6 Oscar Wasem and Farmer Burns wrestled an hour with Burns seeking a throw. Wasem withstood Burns’s holds and escapes, keeping Burns from pinning him twice and earning the decision after a lengthy match.
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Wasem
Burns
Wilson Clark Clash Averted At Washington Convention
Delegates delayed credential committee deliberations kept the expected clash between Clark and Wilson forces from erupting at the Washington state Democratic convention. Temporary Chairman Dill drew strong cheers as he condemned Roosevelt's record, calling it more radical in words and action than Taft, and noting Roosevelt's positions as conservative in both speech and deeds.
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Walla Walla
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Clark
Wilson
Washington State
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Taft
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Rocky Ford Triumphs At Interstate Track Meet Victory
Rocky Ford High School topped the big interstate meet in Colorado Springs with 20 points, Colorado Springs 16, and North Canon based on a cold day with no big records. Charlea Cline led with 11 14 points earning the Denver trophy while Taylor of North Canon split 10 points with him until the relay race altered scores. Coach Rothgeb of Colorado College ruled relay points to each team member, potentially changing the individual totals. the result could reallocate the top prize if Stagg rejects the ruling. Kingham of Pueblo was the only scorer for his school with a third in the mile in 4 56 1-5. Cheyenne failed to score.
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Springs
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Rocky Ford High School
Colorado Springs
North Canon
Charlea Cline
Taylor
Rothgeb
A. A
Chicago
Stagg
Cline
Kingham
Pueblo
Clark and Johnston Win School Levy Vote in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne school levy increased by one mill to 4.12 mills, with a historic turnout of over 572 votes. The school board met in the high school gym, and treasurer A. D. Johnston presented receipts and disbursements totaling about 128,805.89 for the year, with a balance of 3,011.04.
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William Storey
Cheyenne
Messrs
Gilland
Rugg
A. D. Johnston
Wyomine
Growth in encallment of schools over five years
The board reports steady growth in school enrollment and compares favorably with other systems. It notes good condition of buildings grounds equipment and apparatus and satisfactory course of study. The invitation is extended to all school age pupils to access Cheyenne public schooling.Signed by Johnston A D Johnston A Be Roedel John Harrington W R Schnitger W Storey.
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Cheyenne
Hotel Arrivals Listed in State Leader Pages
The State Leader lists numerous hotel arrivals across cities including Albany Ogdop Iowa Denver Omaha St. Paul Hillsdale Hereford and Kansas City among others. Names such as Frank Robertson Rex J. Price Henrietta Crosman and Mrs Borher appear along with several couples and business figures.
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Frank Robertson
Ogdap
Iowa
E. M. Walker
Denver
L. G. Bly
Omaha
R. B. Halter
F. ©. Willard
M. L. Fawcett
St. Paul
G. H. Gibson
Hillsdale
Rex J. Price
Hereford
Colo
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L. H. Butler
North Platte
G. F. Cutter
St. Louis
J. Johannes
Chicago
R. H. Beauchamp
8. H. Brake
Geo. P. Davidson
Louisville
W. A. Wamble
Henrietta Crosman and Company
E. F. Sells
W. '. Hale
Geo. Torrence
William Myers
D. Shaleh
A. Ross
San Francisco
W. D. Pell
Laramie
Geo. H. Cramer
Fred Johnson
Sam Myers
J. G Bunn
Meridan
Jess Yoder
D. H. Morris
T. May
Wheatland
Annie Williams
Shoshoni
Ed Block
Atlantic
W. Covington
Hartville
John Johnson
Lodgepole
Neb. Backer
Fear Elements Against Saving the La levees
New Orleans May 6. Major Karr, chief of the Louisiana estate board of engineers, says elements are against saving Louisiana levees as Mississippi flood water threatens New Orleans. Rain and rising tides slow work. crevasses reach Morgania. the Atchafalaya levee west of the river sloughs off and residents panic.
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New Orleans
Karr
Louisiana Estate Board of Engineers
Louisiana
Morgania
Atchafalaya
Melville
Whirlwind Campaign for Memorial Fund Opens in New York
Mrs John Haya Hammond secretary of the Memorial association opened a whirlwind campaign for funds today establishing a press bureau at the Hotel Belmont and addressing the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the Hotel Astor The association formed six days ago in Washington at Massachusetts avenue hamlets of veterans Volunteer efforts focus on public support and fundraising peaks in May.
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New York
John Haya Hammond
Memorial Association
Hotel Belmont
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Astor
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue Hams
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