Indians Lose to Laramie in Slow Park Contests
In Pioneer Park the Laramie Gems beat the Cheyenne Indians 2 to 1 in a sluggish contest. The Indians managed one safety and erratic defense, while Laramie’s pitching by Brown and fielding kept Cheyenne off balance. Highlights include Burgess’s three-base hit and Huling scoring the winning run on a Fleet grounder.
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Indians
Laramie
Pioneer Park
Laramie Gems
Cheyenne Indians
Loraine
Drederick
Kinglewott Brown
Brown
Braves
Leonardgon
Smith
Gems
Burgess
Glenn
Perkins
Broderick
Wolfe
Leonardson
Turgess
Ballinger
Fleet
Crowland
Frame
Huling
Fogel
Davis
Boa Burgess
Wee Ee Excelley
Es Huling
Orf Broderick
Cheyenne Green
Cronland
Ony Bishop
Wild Brown
Balla
Cheyenne
Keller
Fortune Favors Fishing Fans for Future Frolic
The Union Pacific Passenger Department announces weekend fare deals for trips to Laramie and Rock River from next Saturday through October 26. Round trip tickets are offered at one fifth and one third dollars with return validity until Monday, targeting travelers seeking a frugal lake or river outing.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Tock River
Vancouver Brinker Deal Ties Up Return of Outfielder
President Bob Brown of the Vancouver club in the Northwestern league announced a telegraphed deal with Philadelphia for the return of outfielder Dodo Brinker to Vancouver. The price was £4,000.
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Vancouver
Brinker
Beattie
Wash
Bob Brown
Vancouver Club
Philadelphia Ie
Dodo Brinker
Baseball results from yesterday morning and afternoon games
National League and American League scores with team names, runs, hits, and battery lines. Notable results include Brooklyn beating Boston 8 to 6, Philadelphia 6 to 2 over Chicago, and Boston beating Brooklyn in a later matchup. Several games were postponed.
Unclear Score Ledger With Mixed City Entries
A fragment lists several city names with numbers: Indianapolis 1 Toledo 3 Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 6 Bt. Paul 0 Columbus 1 Loulavilles 2. The source provides no clear event or context for these figures.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lewisville
Bt. Paul
Loulavilles
St. Joseph Wins In Doubleheader At Topeka
Scores listed show St Joseph defeating Topeka 3 to 1 in the first game while Des Moines blanked Lincoln 7 to 0 in the second. Sioux City routed Omaha 10 to 6, after a 3 to 1 win in the first game. Denver fell to Wiehi ta 0 to 7 but bounced back to 6 to 7 in the second game.
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Topeka
Des Molines
Lin
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Des Moines
Lincon
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Wiehita
Wiebita
Feeue
HSS
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Wichita
GM Ors
Yssecaes
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
ATL
New York
New York American Pays Record Price for Hay Keating
Lawrence manager Louis Pleper announced the New York American club paid 7000 for Hay Keating of the Lawrence team, a New England league record. Governor Foss's father George B Foss of Chicago is reported seriously ill at home due to old age and a weak heart.
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Mays
Louis Pleper
New York American
Hay Keating
Foss
Lii
Mass
George BE. Foss
Eugene N. Foas
George B. Fous
Chicago
Jemalee Plana
American athletes head to the Olympiad from New York list
The American entry list for Olympic athletic events, compiled by James B. Sullivan, totals 460 entries across 28 events with an average near 20 per event. Final selection will be ratified by cable after the Cambridge tryouts and Waldorf Astoria session on June 16.
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Lusitania
James BE. Sullivan
Cable
Waldorf-Astoria
Cambridge
Stockholm
America
Bird's Rounders Crush Drivers 37 to 5 in Afternoon Game
Bird's Rounders routed the Deliverymen yesterday after noon, winning 37 to 5. Kinney led with three home runs and two doubles, while Brown started pitching for the Drivers before being relieved in the third inning. Rodger and Morton handled pitching for the Rounders.
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Rodgers
Kinney
C. Rodgers
Ww. Rodgera
Morton
Stevens
Tariff Extorts Billion Yearly From People
Washington debate claims the protective tariff system drains one billion dollars annually from Americans. Senator Hitchcock cites steel and iron firms overcharging by 300 million, laments wealth concentration, and accuses trusts of influencing Roosevelt and party power. The resolution stalled.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Cummina
Hitchcock Bald
Andrew Carnegie
John Sharp Williams
Col
Roosevelt
Stone
Iie
Lodge
Gallinger
Oliver
Smoot
Williams
Iamlt
Hitchcock Corporation
Girls Leap in Ocean Over $4 Wage Tragedy in San Francisco
Tillie Golden drowned and Katherine Anderson survived after leaping from a cliff into the sea to escape living on four dollars a week. Lifesavers pulled them from the water after a half hour fight. the two women had came to the United States from Finland via Minneapolis and recently found work in a bakery.
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Tillie Golden
Katherine Anderson
Tille
Katherine
H. Lundbladt
America
Finland
Minneapolis
White Hope Fades for Powell in Ft Wayne Bout
Friends of John Young Glenrock mourn the defeat of the famed fighter in a first encounter with Josee Willard at Ft Wayne Indiana last week. Young was knocked down in rounds three and six and took the full count.
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John Young
Glenrock
Mighty Lady
Josee Willard
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Young
Sheridan declines Sweden trip delaying Olympic plans
New York May 2 0 Martin Sheridan a discus thrower and all round athlete says he will not join the American Olympic team in Stockholm due to business engagements that require a long vacation. Johnny We, ma'am, recalls having had smallpox but notes a celluloid gece as a schoolchild remark.
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New York
Martin Sheridan
Stockholm
Johnny
Johny
Yale DREW ON FINAL LAP FOR Harvard Races
Yale squad with coaches and trainers left New Haven for Galea ferry to finish training for the Harvard races next month.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Galea Ferry
Harvard
Peter V. Johnston Dead in Kalamazoo
Peter V. Johnston a famed race driver died suddenly at his Kalamazoo home from an apoplectic stroke. He once drove the Johnston & mile in ten seconds on a Chicago track more than twenty five years ago.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Peter V. Johnston
Mayor Gaynor Uses Spirit of Law to End Newsstand Graft
Wil liam J. Gaynor, mayor of New York, battles graft by permitting newsstands on street corners to be regulated through executive interpretation. He issues licenses in his name to a widowed vendor and instructs officials to wink at minor legal violations, prompting aldermen to back down and stop demanding graft payments.
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Wilim J. Gaynor
New York
Normnallc
St Anid
Board of Aldermen
Borough of
Manhattan
Pro gress or Retrogression in Wyoming State Politics
Wyoming Democrats and Republicans stage rival platform statements. Democrats push rapid public land privatization, income tax amendment support, water protection, pure Australian ballot, eight hour public work rules, and recall of officers. Republicans endorse Taft renomination, Warren and Mandelin support, and progressive good roads.
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Wyoming
Democratic Congress
Department of the Interior
United States
Oregon
Office of State Labor Commissioner
Carey
State Land Board
Wyoming Central
Taft
William A. Taft
Republican Party
Warren
Monide
Congress
West
Francia BE. Warren
Frank W. Mandel
Republican Party of
Wyoming voters push toward Democratic alignment for progress
The speaker notes Republicans lack a platform peg to attack and claims Wyoming people demand progress. He asserts progress comes only with Democratic alignment and says Wyomingers are moving toward the Democrats.
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Pat Tnem
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Peace ends Denver Laramie & Northwestern railroad fight
In Denver on May 30 peace was restored in a factional struggle over control of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad and allied companies. A new board elected Col William F Green as president and W W Garwood as chairman. Four directors resigned and were replaced by W D Moore, E B McCarty, Peter Mangold, and Isaac Shockey. The board also includes J W Crumly J B Pearson and others with an executive committee of Green Garwood Irwin Pearson and Crumly. A plan to raise 16 percent on outstanding stock will fund debt reduction and bond security. The company expects to reduce floating debt and settle terminal property indebtedness, leaving an estimated $63,000 owed to be resolved.
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Colo
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Ste
William F. Green
Matader
W. W. Garwood
W. ®. Green
J. W. Crumly
Colby
Kan
J. B. Pearson
W. Palm
Lincoln
Neb
W. T. Lowe
Milliken
W. A. Williane
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J. D. Milliken
Cole
Martin Ingwersen
Clinton
Jows
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Garwood
Irwin
Pearson
Crumly
Green
Asecasmen
Colonel Green
Falih the Dentist Faces Weal Test in Free Press Note
The Free Press reports Falih, a dentist in Velleville, undergoing a weal test with reassurance that it won’t hurt. The note emphasizes the calm approach and patient comfort during the procedure.
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Falih
Velleville
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