Pacific Coast Athletes Poised for Stockholm Olympic Team
Coast officials anticipate strong Pacific representation for Stockholm 1912 Olympic events. Notables like Donahue and Morine expected to attend the selection festivities in Chicago and Los Angeles as the Amateur Athletic Union weighs final berths and entry logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patic Coast
Stor T Morine
Bore
Edme
Blair Allen
Courtiey
Kelly
McClure
Bensom
Gerhard
Hawkins
2. S. Donahue
Stockholm
Donahue
Berkley
Amateur Athletic Union
Janes Sullivan
Weetion
Sullivan
Javalin
California
America
Fle Peyouts
Berkeley
Reston
Chicago
Baer Sullivan
Loe Angelos
Bullitan
Winmelf
Los Angeles
Chicasa
James F Sullivan
Warren Otneet
Sweden
Bird
State Leader Seeks Reports on Wyoming Amateur Games
The State Leader urges fans to mail in reports of every football or sport event across the state. It welcomes updates from towns about kneeball and other games, promising free printing and wide publication to boost baseball and sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
Finland Steamer To Sail June 14 With Athletes
The steamer Finland will carry the athletes and depart on June 14 signaling that the smallpox fever issue is to be moved along expediently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Unclear NL Results Summary From Yesterday
Partial list of National League players and batters appears in a jumbled OCR line. Names such as Adams Kelly Brown Kling TulGs Steele Woolburn Sal Lee Wing Casper Smith Hium Plines McLean show without clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie el
Steele
Woolburn
Sallee
Casper, Smith
bHiumplines
McLean
Battery names and menry listed in Washington project
In a fragmented listing, Battery names and men like Alfiemith, Burny, Jubue, Stan nee BoMon, and several others are connected to a Washington project. Mentions of batteries include Batterions Taghes and Menry with assorted personnel and locations such as Lake, Brown, Stephens, and Sweeney appearing among the names.
Unclear soccer scores listed for several cities and teams
Fragmented OCR text shows a string of city and team pairings with scores such as Minneapolis 0 and Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 7 and St Paul 3, Lincoln 0, Sioux City 12, and others like Lindianapolis and Winopolis. Numerous garbled names and symbols obscure full meaning.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul d
Milwaukee
Loutaville
Columbus
Lindianapolis
Toledo
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Heneer
Jies Molney
Winopolis
Sioux City
Wichita
Ty Cobb Moustaches American League President
Detroit May 23 The dialogue centers on Ty Cobb defending his stance amid a dispute with Ban Johnson. Cobb arrives from Washington and contends the issues were misrepresented, claiming only two outcomes: Johnson is wrong or Cobb is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ban Johnson
Ty Coht
Washington
Johneon
Ile
Petralt
Johnson Ha
United States League Disbands After Poor Attendance
The United States League amid poor attendance and weather issues disbands with W J L Murphy stating the Cleveland team will not play again. Richmond remains the league’s strongest city while Washington and Cincinnati underperform and promoters struggle with finances and low capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
W. J L. Murphy
United States League
Tme
Outlaws
Richmond
Washington
Cincinnati
Hig Railroad
Lynkile
Photographers barred from photographing Pacific Coast league players
Superior Judge FB J Murasky awarded exclusive rights to a local photographer to take and sell pictures of Pacific Coast league players for the current season. Another photographer was forbidden to sell any images taken before the suit. Newspapers are exempted from the Derham contract.
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Diamond
San Francisco
FB. J. Murasky
NewWapaper
Derham
Chase May Figure In Trade Between Yankees And Red Sox
A Boston dispatch says First Baseman Chase of the New York Americans may be traded to the Boston Red Sox for Hugh Bradley and Olaf Henriksen. Earlier reports suggested a Chase for Tris Speaker deal, but Boston would not consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Chase
New York Americans
Boston Red Sox
Hugh Bradley
Olaf Henriksen
Tris Speaker
Yale Athlete Jim Reilly Injured In Knee Strain
Jim Reilly of Brockton Yale’s top all around athlete is in the infirmary with a strained knee. He reopened an old injury in Tuesday's game with Williams and may miss two to three weeks. Reilly leads the squad in batting and is its best outfielder. he captained the basketball team and played halfback on football last fall.
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New Haven
Conp
Jim Reilly
Brockton
Yale
Wilams
Reilly
St Agnes Guild Social Dance at St Mark’s Parish House
St Agnes Guild invites attendance at a social dance on Saturday evening May 20 at St Mark’s Parish House. Admission details are incomplete but the event aims to support the BSOCIAL program and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Guild
St. Mark's Parish House
Baseball Highlights From 1884 to 1911 Recap
A compact recall of notable baseball moments and scorers. Highlights include 1890s Alleghenys and Harrshire League results, 1899 Cy Seymour spark against Reds, 1906 Boston Red Sox AL record, 1911 nine Athletics runs against Cleveland and a 20-base on balls game featuring Works Groom and Gray, plus Philadelphia losing first place to St. Louis.
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Mhashnall
Geo. L. Moreland
Atkianen
Athletics
American Association
Alleghenys
Mitchel Gray
Pittsburg Nationals
Balla
Phillies
Harrishire
Bastern
Lancaster
Buffalo
Cy Seymour
New York Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Seymour
Wil Phillipe
Boston Reid Sox
Pat Figberty
Boston Nationals
Owith
George Wilise
Cleveland
Frank Baker
Detroit
Works
Tigers
Groom
Washington
Gray
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Vigilantes saga marks contempt hearing in San Diego
In San Diego on May S an at tempt to obtain a statement from FC Spalding president of the San Diego chamber of commerce regarding the citizens committee known as the vigilantes was raised during the contempt hearing of J M Porter. Attorneys objected to Spalding answering about a meeting to discuss halting I W W activity and the court sustained the objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
F C. Spalding
Spalding
Porter
Forty Seven Kisses By Mail Reach Wrong Party
Kansas City May 23 Forty seven valent letters sent by Walter J Kincaid to Mrs Mary I Bostwick in 1898 are cited in a court cross petition against a divorce filing. Bostwick recalls discovering a post office delivery and a sealed letter marked with kisses thought to hint at affection. He alleges intoxication and impropriety as grounds while noting kodak photos found in Mrs Bostwick s trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Walter J. Kincaid
Mary I. Bostwick
Charles G. Bostwick
Bostwick
Wilmington
Ind
Kincaid
Federal Casualty Company
New Mexico House in Turmoil Over Election Contests
May 28. Disorder gripped the New Mexico house of representatives for about half an hour as Speaker Baca used the sergeant at arms to subdue unruly members. The dispute centered on resolutions contesting elections of two Democrats and probes into county officials of state institutions and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. Mi
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Baca
Bach
Saturday May 25 parish sale offers Sunday dinner delicacies
Saturday afternoon May 25 residents are invited to Bt. Mark's Parish House for a gathering offering a variety of delicacies for Sunday dinner. Proceeds likely support parish activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Mark's Parish House
Roosevelt avoids Taft attack in New Jersey
Roosevelt tells Newark crowds he had a lively week but says New Jersey beats it. He spoke in Patterson and largely steered clear of Taft criticism while Taft campaigns in Camden Burlington and Trenton asserting opposition to presidential interference. Ohio primary results show Roosevelt leading Taft 32 to 10 with six at large delegates disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Patterson
Hoosevelt
Taft
Trenton
Camden
Burlington
U S Marines Ordered to Cuba Crisis Looms
Washington reports the navy orders 700 Marines from Philadelphia to Guantanamo to join gunboats Paducah and Nashville amid Cuban danger. Havana notes insurgent leaders seek terms of peace, with government forces prepared to press for unconditional surrender if not submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Navy Department
State Department
Prairies
Philadelphia
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Paducah
Nashville
Havana
Averisto Estenez
Ivonez
Court summons nailed to door of Fifth Avenue magnate
A suit for fifty dollars filed by a Fifth Avenue shopkeeper was served by posting at William P Burden’s residence at 98 Fifth Avenue after process servers failed to reach him. The complainant alleges Burden bought a doll for a young woman in the store and ordered it charged to his account. The action follows Burden’s delay in payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millionaire
New York
Fifth Avenue
Millonaire
William P. Burden
Judge Marks
Burden
Preacher Favors Sunday Baseball in Grand Junction
In Grand Junction Colorado Rev Elmer V Huffer of the First Christian church declares he will not oppose Sunday baseball and urges clergy to allow rest and recreation on Sundays arguing it is a wholesome American pastime and that worship can occur at a ball game. He opposes Sabbath sport bans and criticizes clergy for protests.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Elmer V. Huffer
First Christian Church
Huffer
Taft Leads Roosevelt in Delegates as Primaries Narrow
Chicago dispatch reports 1,826 Republican delegates named with Taft at 464 and Roosevelt 414. Ohio primary adds 88 to Taft tally, while 52 delegates remain unawarded across Arizona New Jersey South Dakota and Texas. Contested and uninstructed delegates span Michigan Texas Missouri Oklahoma Kentucky New Mexico and more. Taft claims 570 delegates and vows to campaign for New Jersey bloc to clinch the nomination.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
Arizona
New Jersey
South Dakota
Texas
Arkansas
Michigan
Massachusetts
A. UB
Cummins
la Follette
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Alaska
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Housevelt
Riot at Zion Home as Vo liva followers clash with Independents
Rioters attacked in Zion City door yard during a monthly meeting of Wilbur Voliva followers. Injuries included bruised heads and bleeding noses with Chris Covington and Daniel Williams listed as severely hurt. Independents pressed the riot, lighting cigarettes and barging the Zionites who then routed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Yard
Zion City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowle
Zion Home
Voliva
Chris Covington
Daniel Williams
Presbyterians Divide Country East and West
In Louisville on May 28 the United States Presbyterian church divides the nation into two parts. Reverend W Beattie Jennings of Germantown Pennsylvania called for unity saying we know no north and no south amid general assembly applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
W. Beattie Jennings
First Presbyterian Church
Germantown
General Assembly
Madero predicts end of Mexican revolution after Bellano victory
President Madero announced hopes for an early end to the Mexican Revolution following a federal victory at Bellano. He thanked his army and offered no other statement, while Oroxwell acknowledged defeat and vowed to press on, insisting his forces remain undemoralized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madpero
Mexico
Mexico City
Madero
Bellano
Oroxwell
Hotel Arrivals List With Broad Geographic Spread
A compiled hotel arrival list shows guests from cities across the United States and beyond including Minneapolis Boston New York Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Denver Omaha and more. Notable names appear to include Mrs H Avery Mr and Mrs C Lt Clarke F D Smith and Walter Chapman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pb. Bowen
W. ©. Charles
J. C. Shafroth
Momeon Shafroth
Denver
F. D. Smith
Berthoud
Colo
D. R. Campbell
Onutha
Esther Penderthis
Liby
Heberton
Greeley
Letha Williams
Dvlta
H. L. Parker
BE. D. Norton
ET. Johnston
Casper
Unclear List of Names and Places
A fragmentary OCR reading shows a sequence of personal names and place names including Albany John Henderson Wheatland Elia Porter Shoshoni T G Thompson North Platte J G Schlage Holly Colo R W Rhoads Denver W R Snow Oklahoma City Geo Bb Brown Laramie J Quigley Greviey Mrs J J Roach Decono Colo.
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Albany
John Henderson
Wheatland
Elia Porter
Shoshoni
T. G. Thompson
North Platte
J. G. Schlage
Holly
Colo
R. W. Rhoads
Denver
W. R. Snow
Oklahoma City
Geo. Bb
Brown
Laramie
J. Quigley
Greviey
J. J. Roach
Decono
Names Associated With Listed Individuals
A long catalog of names and places is presented, listing Helen Whythe Rawlins C Edge Honolulu Guy Gordon Minneapolis H Coakley Ogden Andrew Monroe Omaha G F Elsen Findlay J w Fickle Indianapolis John Green Scranton B Arthur and wife Chicago A Griesener Pueblo M Hanson Chugwater T Andrews C N Shaw Laramie M E B Giller Creston J C Woods Omaha LE Ww Ritk W H Noland Denver Miss Maury Conroy Fountain John Cr mer Kansas City Charles Strohmeyer Chicago.
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Helen Whythe
Rawlins
C. Edge
Honolulu
Guy Gordon
Minneapolis
H. Coakley
Ogden
Andrew Monroe
Omaha
G. F. Elsen
Findlay
J. W. Fickle
Indianapolis
John Green
Scranton
B. Arthur
Wife
Chicago
A. Griesener
Pueblo
M. Hanson
Chugwater
T. Andrews
C. N. Shaw
Laramie
M. EB. Giller
Creston
J. C. Woods
Ww. Ritk
W. H. Noland
Denver
Maury Conroy
Fountain
John Cramer
Kansas City
Charles Strohmeyer
Local residents named in a Wyoming-Colorado notices list
The record lists individuals including H. Groesbeck of Laramie Marcus Schneller and wife of Coalton Colo Geo W Strover of Casper J EB. Johnson of Preston Fannie Edwards W T Powell of Denver Oscar O Naturick of Wheatland F H Morgan of Omaha Pearl Bevens of Douglas I Marringill of Oakland and J H Loucks of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Groesbeck
Laramie
Marcus Schneller
Coalton
Colo
Geo. W. Strover
Casper
J. EB. Johnson
Preston
Fannie Edwards
W. T. Powell
Denver
Oscar O. Naturick
Wheatland
F. H. Morgan
Omaha
Pearl Bevens
Douglas
I. Marringill
Oakland
J. H. Loucks
List of Names from Western States Community Notice
A fragmented roster of residents and spouses listed with locations across Los Angeles Denver Walcott Kansas City Omaha Lusk Grover Kearney Wheatland Shoshoni Arriba Phillips and others. The note reads like a social directory or listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy McGee
Los Angeles
KE. C. Shelton
Denver
A. W. Reed
Walcott
Mra
Awalt
Kansas City
C. BL
John Sedgewick
Grover
William Thomas
Kearney
J. Miller
Henry Swenson
Emil Neilson
Oscar Holmsted Walcott
FL &. Willey
Billings
B. Meathrel Walcott
W. G. Dashash
Chicago
J. HW
Griffin
Ruth P
Phillips Gilbert Cook
Arriba
Colo
Stella Watson
Shoshont
Senator Crawford Pushes 10 Year Term for Inferior Federal Judges
Senator Crawford of South Dakota proposed a constitutional amendment to fix the terms of inferior federal judges at ten years. He argued public irritation and hostility to the courts were directed at those judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Washington, Do
South Dakota
Northern Baptist churches seek millions annually
In a May meeting at Kaike Wheree Milltown the Northern Baptist churches discussed securing about a million dollars annually for their Habitat program. The decision outlines substantial funds directed to church outreach and mission efforts in the region.
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Lowa
Kaike
Contention Territory
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