Cheyenne Indians Show Fast Practice and Strong Team Spirit
Cheyenne Indians field a fast practice at Pioneer Grounds with energetic play and evident team spirit. The lineup features Gibson Picket Rusty Hendricks Mart Hartnett Whelan Trailkid Gault McCarty and others, aiming for a solid season as a capable umpire and fair officiating are emphasized to ensure smooth games.
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Gibson
Hatchy
Piekert
Rusty
Pick
Hendricks
Piven
Martter
Hartnett
Whelan
Shortcop
Trailki
Galena
McCarty
Roach Fails on Attempted Steal as Yanks Win
In a recent game between the Highlanders and the Tigers Roach of the Yanks tried to steal third and was called out. Detroit's third baseman, with catcher Strange, received applause from spectators and even New York reporters for a neat play that preserved the win for the Tigers.
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Roach
Yanks
Highlanders
Tigers
Yankees
Mortarity
Detroit
New York Rodkers
Strnage
Cheyenne High School Receives Track Honors Trophies
Cheyenne High School students gathered in Laramie to receive the silver challenge cup and gold and silver medals from the state university for their performance at the interscholastic track meet. President Charley C Merica presented trophies to Covert Schuhman BB Smith Bur ers Peabody Dineen Storey Vaughn Swalnvon. medals included two golds for Covert and Schuhman and various gold and silver awards for others.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
state+ university
Chariey C. Merica
State College
Cheyeo@ High school
Covert
Schuheman
Smith
Burers
Peabody, Dineen, Storey, Vaughn, and Swalnvon
600 Yearly Sacrificed To Match Fire Waste
Chicago May 18 Declaring that 600 lives are sacrificed yearly to the parlor match C M Goddard president of the National Fire Protective Association urged suppression in a speech at the four teenth annual meeting He cited fire waste excluding forest and marine losses at 456000000 dollars
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Chicago
C. M. Goddard
National Fire Protective Association
Association
Goddard
Former Wyoming ranchman now Nebraska banker
Charlie Coffey, a longtime Cheyenne cattleman, is in the city from Harton, Nebraska, for several days on business. Although still involved in stock raising, he is also a leading banker in Nebraska.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Chariie Coffey
Hardon
Nebr
Goops See James Bros in Sherman County Sports Note
Sporting brief notes James Bros compete at Sherman County venue with local paper hanging items and results not fully clear. event context unclear but mentions Goops and a Sherman County site.
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James Bros
Baseball scores and list of league matchups across 1900s schedule
The Brooklyn and Chicago results are listed amid a sprawling box of baseball standings for the National and American Leagues. Several city matchups, rain postponements, and scattered team abbreviations fill the page along with a note on Carrie Nation’s short city visit and a crowd at the Union Pacific depot.
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Carrie Nation
Caerle Nation
Waa
Union
Pacific Depot
Pacific Coast
Relutiyeay
Indian Mission Ae Revo Mayos Taylor 50 Dies
A report from Indian Mission in Nev states Mayo Taylor aged 50 died after an accident near a bridge. The incident occurred as he crossed after a switch track on an Indian reserve, with local clerical and welfare figures noting the event at the Epindépat church area.
Unclear report on Lin Quyen and Maye Au Al pageant result
Fragmentary text describes a pageant or tennis event with a prize of US 450000 and a crown. Mentions Lin and Maye Au Al and a defeat, but details are illegible and no clear outcome is stated.
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Qunen Lin Aga
Washington
Maye Au al
Val
Sanaba
Crown Jandy
Atlas Week End Star Show at Atlas Cheyenne
The Atlas week end program features a vaudeville act Ole in Service and The Columbian quartet, a renowned show that travels widely. The Musical Orchestra leads a varied program with Atlascope pictures by Prof. Dunn, a strong house orchestra, and admission at 45 cents for seats. Ralph D. Cole, Ohio Republican congressman defeated in the primary, spoke in Cheyenne and previously led wool schedules in the tariff debate.
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Wheeline
Ole
Meaney
Cheyenne
Ormiga
Roberts
Fulton
Rere
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
Wyoming Wool Growers‘ Association
Mr. Cole
House
Panic When River Boat Strikes Bar
One hundred fifty passengers aboard the excursion steamer Uncle Sam were panic stricken after striking a sand bar near Kansas City Missouri on May 18. The vessel headed for shore and with aid from the government steamer Missouri all passengers were taken off safely.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Soldier murderer receives executive clemency
A telegram from President Taft announced that Private Charles O'Neill, condemned to hang for the murder of his sweetheart Minnie Sharbine at Fort Leavenworth, has had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
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Topeka
Kans
Taft
Charles O'Neill
Minnie Sharbine
Fort Leavenworth
Nicola acquitted in bribery case by Pittsburgh jury
Frank F. Nicola, a Pittsburgh lumberman and millionaire, was acquitted of bribery charges after two hours of jury deliberation in criminal court. The jury also instructed the court to pay the costs of the trial, marking a complete vindication for Nicola.
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Pittsburg
Frank F. Nicola
Lim
Cannon riffs on insurgents at manufacturers' gala
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria the speaker lashed Republicans who oppose the Populist coalition. He warned that without a strong majority cowards could align with the Populists and threaten the party. He suggested that armed conflict would be more honorable than hanging.
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Joe
New York
Speaker Cannon
National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf Astoria
Cannon
Betheir
Baseball supplies at Sherman Co and James Bros
Fine wall paper and training items offered by Sherman Co with fishing tackle from James Bros. Both storefronts advertise goods for homes and outdoor activities, highlighting baseball supplies and related gear in a compact local commerce note.
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Sherman Co
Murderer or thief linked to Belleveulle case noted
Fragmentary text reports a murder or burglary connection at Belleveulle involving an individual named Alexander Lindaht and his daughter, with a timeframe stated as twenty hours. The legible portions indicate a sect or region near Nordoimrk. Further context is unclear.
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Belleveulle
Herle Nordoimrk Biurder
Rame Alexander Lindaht
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