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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
16
Opening football game in Cheyenne sets the stage for the season as Moolgan Stars meet Cheeraho High School at 4 PM on Twenty-eighth Street and Carey Avenue. Referee is Coach Loughbridge.
In the National League row notes, game details show players like Mew, Randall, Wilson, Mattern, Frock, Ferguson, Burke, and Raridan. The Pfeiffer Needham and Rowan McLean battery pairings are listed. the game was called in the fifth inning due to rain.
Report notes the Cleveland Detroit game delayed due to rain with details on players Cicotte Carrigan Bradley Krause and Thomas for Philadelphia and Reed Washinton Mey Ore vines. Batteries listed include Moyer Otey Street Quine Warhop and Mitchell with unclear context of teams.
The Western League completed its 2010 season with final scores and gaps recorded between Sioux City and Des Moines as well as Lincoln and Omaha. Omaha and Des Moines posted strong showings, while Topeka and Des Moines faced notable gaps in the closing records.
In Albuquerque New Mexico the Cheyenne Indians defeated the Trinidad team 14 to 5 in the opening game of the big baseball tournament. The Wyoming Braves hit Parham and Lockard hard while Rusty received strong support to secure the win. Batteries Trinidad Durham Lockard Brierly Cheyenne Rusty C bson.
The Atlas opens a week of treats tonight with Mabel Baker in a high class song repertory and the Howard Sisters with dances and a fast moving program. Howard and Howard, with Diack, offer comedy and novelty acts as Prof. Dunn performs. The whole program features a full orchestra for a polished entertainment package.
Announcement for an opening Wednesday evening dance at the Eagles home with admission set at 50 cents and ladies admitted free.
In Los Angeles on October 4 the State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution promising moral and financial backing to the local metal workers and brewery workers strikes. The federation rejected calls to end the strikes and affirmed ongoing support amid the Times disaster discussions.
Property notices show two lots available at West 214 with price of S550. Listings credit G. & Oliver. contact via phone 5T8 for details and scheduling.
A veteran field aged from mid fifties to nearly four score competed at the Apa Wamis course in Rye New York. General G W Boardman the oldest tied with A Milne of Scarsdale who won prize as a schoolboy in 1847. Scores 104 12 92 and 97 16 1. Other participants included generals Anson G McCook Adelbert Ames and several judges and John W Griggs former New Jersey governor and U S attorney general.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports convict labor on county roads reduced vagrancy and drunkards reform. Since operation began under the good roads commission, the jail intake dropped sharply with 2,300 fewer applicants for county jail lodging during five cold months of 1909-10 than the prior winter.
The thirteenth census shows Chattanooga Tennessee with 44,604 residents, Lincoln Nebraska at 42,973, and San Jose California at 28,946, with increases over 1900 figures. San Francisco light glare noted as Shermin CA in the text.
A diverse Irish delegation arrived in Washington to urge restoring Queenstown as a port of call for Cunard steamships. The group, meeting Postmaster General Mike McDowell, protests Cunard’s decision to drop Wicklowstown as a stop, citing trade and navigation interests.
Nassau county supervisors will not block the 379.2 mile international auto race for the grand prize gold cup on October 15 at the Vanderbilt course. Race will start at 10 o clock instead of daybreak, following a conference at Garden City after last Saturday's fatal Vanderbil t Cup event. Local officials, Vanderbilt representatives, and a motor company party approved the plan despite the deadly toll and injuries.
A fragmented OCR read mentions Lor ON HOUSE gr. $1059 and G. Oliver P 574 in connection with a transaction. The text is unclear about the event, location, or parties involved and lacks a complete report.
An obituary fragment reports the death of Mrs Elizabeth Jac obson after a three week illness, noting she was the wife of Oscar Jacobean of the Union Pacific. Funeral plans are pending from the Gidason chapel Siler’e White Laird of Bherma with details uncertain.
Joseph Wendling pleaded not guilty before the criminal court to the December 1909 murder of Alma Kelner. His attorney Reginald Clemens moved for trial in the United States court arguing the defendant is not a U S resident but a French government subject.
Fire swept the water front of Montevideo destroying the new grand docks the customs houses and vast quantities of European and American imports. Within a few hours the loss exceeded 100000 and the damage was estimated between 1 million and 2 million dollars.
Durango Colorado October 4 rich gold vein valued at 100000 per ton described by mining men. A two inch sylvanite seam yields from 50 to 70 per pound. Local sale notice includes horse buggy harness and several homes for sale as part of a moving plan.
A woman wearing a hobble skirt attempted to board a streetcar at the North Side post office area in Pittsburg. Policeman Neville offered his arm, but she declined and grabbed the handrail, causing spectators to jeer as the car proceeded several blocks before she managed to board.
The notice reports a buyer named G. St. Oliver purchasing a south front lot located on 65th Street 5th between Warren and House Streets. Contact phone 574 is listed for details.
New York reports radium costs easing to 2 100 000 dollars an ounce, down 900 000 from January.Sir William Ramsay cites the trend in a London lecture. Paris hosts a radium bank with London plans to open similar facilities in New York and other cities to loan the precious substance to researchers at high daily rates.
Pueblo Colorado October 4 Carl W Zahl 21 pleaded guilty in U.S. district court to embezzling 1000 dollars from the First National Bank of Colorado Springs two years ago. Zahl had earlier served a term in the state reformatory and faced a new indictment. He pleaded guilty and faces immediate sentencing.
A 65 year old display at Burchner Jewelry Co highlights suitable wedding gifts. The shop presents timeless pieces for couples seeking traditional keepsakes, including rings, bracelets, and keepsake engravings. Local shoppers are urged to visit for personal consultations and gift selections.
A newspaper excerpt details a confrontation with a lover who falsified. A second letter, dated last Wednesday and addressed to Dear Carrigan, expresses deep despair and hints at giving up the struggle of life. The writer laments ongoing monthly hardship and seeks support to endure.
A New York millionaire named Smith rode just feet away as Colonel Roosevelt tried to avoid a collision with a splittled mount. The chauffeur swerved to miss Roosevelt’s horse, hitting the groom’s animal instead. Mrs. Southback apologized while the Colonel held the horse’s bridle.
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