Stanley Willing To Meet Farrell In Even Match
Sheridan May 24. Wrestler C L Stanley says he will not accuse Ted Farrell’s handicap violence but would agree to meet him on even terms. He claims a previous win in a 240 bet and wants any location acceptable to prove he’s the better man. Farrell and rival Waseem are discussed, with a 144 pound weight and a three pound allowance proposed.
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C. L. Stanley
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Farrell
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Callahan Suspended After Metro Game Rift
Cleveland May 2 An Indian of the Chicago Americans received notice from President Johnson of a three days suspension for Gallahan’s ran in with Maypplre Westervelt during the Chicago Metroit game last Saturday. Callahan will miss three games and send McIntyre to the outfield on Devorstion day.
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Wanted Lazy Piano Player at Altany Hotel
Classified notice seeks a lazy piano player offering room and board for $75 per month. Located in town at Roam 6 Altany Hotel between 2 and 5 p.m. conditions unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Altany Hotel
Ty Cobb Stand-In Crowd Incident Sparks Baseball Debate
The article discusses self control among players after Ty Cobb climbed into the stands to punish an abusive spectator. It criticizes spectator abuse on the field and calls for ball clubs to protect players from violent attacks while noting fans oppose such methods and favor expelling disruptive patrons.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Jie
Cobb
Stepa
Magnate says United States league season to continue
New York May 2 William Nieson owner of the Chicago club of the United States league said his club would continue its season’s feasible and there had been no defection due to the mix up with the New York club. He denied fault by his men and noted the New York club had decided to stop playing games. A meeting to settle affairs was planned for Sunday with possible sites in St Louis Indianapolis Kansas City or another Western town. The rearranged schedule covered Chicago Pittsburg Washington Richmond Cincinnati Reading over the last three days of the week.
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Ackerman
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Ministers Triumph Over Sacred Heart 2–1 in Denver
In a pitcher duel Denver’s Ministers edged Sacred Heart 2 to 1 as Wells pitched for the Ministers with 10 strikeouts and only four walks. Davis Helder drove in Sacred Heart’s lone run in the third inning but Sacred Heart’s pitching held strong after the second inning. Wells and Rees earned the win. King and Cases weakly defended for Sacred Heart.
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Antpire
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Moist Ball Hard One to Hit
Cleveland May 29 The spit ball is not a difficult curve to hit says famed infield star Johnny Evers. He explains that location matters, low spitter near the knees is tough to reach, while a high moist curve is easier to contact for solid hits, affecting grounders and fielding chances for pitchers and infielders.
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Cleveland
Ed Weleh
Russell Fort
Marty O'Toole
Cleveros
Johnny Ever
Waleh
Ford
O'Tooly
Jana
Evers
Cub
Results Yesterday Rain Delays All NL Games
National League only postponed games due to rain. American League box scores show Cleveland, Boston, Washington, and Philadelphia with several incomplete or called contests. Multiple doubleheaders and rain delays affect schedule across leagues with minor league and Western League results listed.
Light Weight Champion A J Pring Arrives for Cheyenne Challenge
A J Pring the light weight champion of Colorado arrived in Cheyenne to meet any 134 pound opponent for a side bet. His last match was a two fall win over Roy Young before a Colorado Springs crowd with the first fall in ten minutes and the second in twenty five minutes.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Pate Revelpta
Pring
Roy Young
Colorado Springs
Mee Ligter's Roguty Parlors Offer Scalp Treatments
A fragment notes scalp treatments advertised at Mee Ligter's Roguty Parlors located at 411 W 19th with services priced around 17 cents to 17 dollars. The text is garbled but indicates a beauty service listing in a city directory.
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Ligter
Baseball Chronology Highlights From 1880s to 1911
A condensed recap of notable baseball events and records from 1880s to 1911. Highlights include the Nationals beating the Phillies 22 to 4, Jocko Fields’ catching feats, and various notable pitching and batting performances across Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and New York teams.
Clark Carries Arizona in Democratic Primary
In Phoenix on May 29 Clark won Arizona’s Democratic presidential primary by at least a three to one margin over Wilson. Early returns show this ratio, with incoming results potentially widening the lead.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Clark
Wilson
Lawyers Gave Archbald Trip One Testifies
John Lanihan of Wilkes-Barre testified before the House Judiciary Committee that bar members who practiced before Judge Robert W. Archbald funded a European vacation for him while he was a district judge in Scranton. Lanihan said he contributed ten to twenty five dollars at the solicitation of court clerk E W Searle.
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Robert W. Archbald
Court of Commerce
United States
Scranton
Europe
House Committee On Judiciary
John Lanihan
Wilkisbarre
Congress
E. W. Searle
Archbald
Usin Tiz Gramma Promises Relief For Aches
An advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy for bunions corns and callouses. It claims old people benefit most and promises feet that feel young and strong with no tenderness or swelling. Sold widely at 5 cents a box or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & C O
Chicago
Hotel Arrivals_List of Guests Passes Across Cities
A long OCR list records hotel arrivals with numerous names and locations including Plains Denver Chicago Laramie Casper Albany St Louis Omaha Portland Pittsburgh and Denver. The fragment shows guest entries such as D W Hamlin J Fairey Dalnus Lane Wilson Butler Maxwell Bucknum Slocum Haase and many others from cities like Denver St Louis Chicago and Laramie.
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Colorado Springs
H. B. Maxwell
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la Grange
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H. W. Mook
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C. B. Sprater
Portland
J. A. Waell
F. Sweet
Newcastle
F. P. Cooper
Chicago
C. W. Graves
London papers mock Titanic talks as Smith attacked
London reports focus on the U S senate committee Titanic inquiry with Senator Smith's speech drawing sharp ridicule. The Times and Daily Express comment on his remarks while praising or dismissing the committee's findings amid the Titanic disaster coverage. In Boston, Captain Stanley Lord of the Californian is removed from service over alleged inaction during the Titanic sinking.
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the Mail
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White Star Line
Stanley Lord
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Teddy Roosevelt Declines Chicago Convention Attendance
New York May 2 Theodore Roosevelt said he does not expect to go to the Chicago convention. He stated that he would deliver two speeches in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and could not imagine any reason that would compel him to attend the event.
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Search of girl ends in two orders
Stockton May 29 J Frank R Buckalew Y M C A general secretary recounts his acquaintance with B G Lewis a New York boxer who pursued a Swedish girl across the country and married her in Oakland after a long search. Lewis later influenced Toliver and his wife toward divorce before their murder in San Diego.
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C. H. Toliver
San Diego
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Sweden
Enne
Oakland
Daniah Masseur
Tolivers
Sacramento
Lila Bedelde
Convict Ill of Fever on Cody Road Work
A convict gang led by John Meyers in Park County Cody area brought Ed Eaton to town Friday evening. Eaton suffers fever and is placed in Benedict apartments under vague guard. Eaton serves a three year term for complicity while work on the road continues under an honor system.
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Ed Eaton
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Johnson Begins Training For Flynn Bout With Bulk Of Work
East Las Vegas N M March 24 Jack Johnson shapes his camp for the July 4 title defense against Jim Flynn. He spent hours training with sparring partners Mar ty Uther and George Debray and met with Jack Curley. Johnson forecast big gate money and noted he would gamble on the match.
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