Cheyenne Eleven Heads to Laramie for Big Rivalry
Cheyenne high school prepares its football team for a decisive clash at Laramie Saturday. The squad, featuring Wherry Crate Hayes McCullough Hasling Strpeon Johnson Sodergreey Alathian Fellows Fridlay teoree Frazier Burns Richard, aims to claim the Wyoming championship in a long standing rivalry. About twenty five supporters are expected to travel.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Rossing
Wherry Crate
Donald Hayes
Ralph I McCullough
George Hasling
Vernon Strpeon
Nortiin Johnson
Jon Sodergreey
Lester Alathiaon
Tinie Fellows
Carl Fridlay
Ebon Teoree
Orville Frazier
Minter Burns
John Richard
Medsta
Wromiing
Lil Artha Seeks Johnson Flynn Bout as Cash Pledge Talks Continue
Chicago October 1 Jack Curley again tries to stage a Johnson Flynn fight with a $90,000 purse and a clinched bet or cash in sight. Johnson complains of idleness and seeks a profitable match, eager to regain his golden smile through ring work.
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Chicago
Jack Curley
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Curley
Johnson
Lal Artha
Yourn Paria
Jacek
Flynn
No clear event headline from quoted fragment
A Missouri Purist notes a newspaper reference to the word remains versus remnants in a dynamite explosion story and comments on argument strength with candy incentives.
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Noah Count
Chiggerbite
Promised Kidney and Rheumatic Cure Free Offer
Appeal promising a free box of medicine to cure kidney trouble and rheumatism in exchange for address and a small payment later. The writer claims a 25 year effort, six thousand dollars spent, and a new medical book available free to prove efficacy, with assurances of healing and relief from frequent urination and pain.
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Biort
Chrenie Riwu Thatcher
Ueten
Mayvon
Law
Unclear fragmentary text from a 19th or 20th century page
Fragmentary OCR text appears nonsensical with garbled names and phrases. It references individuals and events in a damaged style, lacking coherent details to identify a specific person, place, or outcome.
Labor Unions Eyed Prefers Local Workers In Public Projects
A Chicago style report surveys multiple cities noting unions pressing for resident labor preference on public works. It covers Portland Milwaukee Cleveland Washington Berlin and more with wage gains eight hour days and new local chapters. The item highlights strikes avoided or ongoing, and legislative measures affecting labor conditions nationwide.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Garment Worker
Harry D. Thomas
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Washington
Martin
Berlin
Germany
Cincinnati
Moong Picture Machine
Fremont
Industrial Workers of the World
Herbrand Hardware Manufacturing Company
New York
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
United States
Canada
San Francisco
California State Federation of Labor
Ottawa
Canadian
Department of Labor
Steubenville, O
Olympia
Wash
Middleboro
Sauk
Chicago
American Federation of Musicians
Hallsville
Oklo
Coopers’ International Union
Pomeroy, C
Carpenters
Marietta
Liverpool
Springfield
Lancaster
Elma
Fargo
N. C
Commission
Hoston
Boston
Quincy
Cambridge
Everett
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Tacoma
Union of American Federation of Musicians
London
England
Great Britain
Indianapolis
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
James Alexander
Guy la Forges
C. P. Craig
B. F. Horton
Lee Schludecker
Harry Garrett
Harry Dellinger
Pink, I'm Afraid You Waste Your Time Brushing Hat
In a clipped Chicago Tribune style note, a stray exchange about a $10 bill and a blue hat hints at a humorous street scene. No clear event or person beyond casual banter is established in the fragment.
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Chicago Tribune
Nothing Much to Do as Conditions of Conquest Remain
Fragmentary lines describe a terse philosophy of struggle and perseverance. A speaker urges endurance and belief while naming a person or figure, possibly Jean Bile, in a contemplative military or philosophical context.
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Jean Bile
Alway
Rest becomes a punchline in a seaside exchange
A brief humorous exchange unfolds about rest and business life with Mr Jones jokingly replying he gets rest by the sea. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted crowd and coastal setting.
High tariff in empire and its socialistic bite on bread
Analyzes German protectionism and rising bread prices from 1908 to 1909. Traces wheat costs in Berlin, tariff effects, and agrarian influence in the Reichstag, noting a 32 percent bread price rise and widespread impact on Prussian households.
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Clyde HW
Tavennery
Washington
Germany
Germman Empire
Auust
Berlin
England
Mark Lane
Britain
Reichstag
The Doctor's Advice Agnew XX
Various readers seek remedies for weight loss rheumatism indigestion coughing obesity and hair loss. Answers promote tonics tonics and compounds with labeled ingredients and directions claiming to restore health and appetite cure ailments or halt symptoms.
Revision Upward Across Line After Soft Opposition
Fragmentary text indicates a revision was approved upward across multiple items with no opposition. The wording suggests a uniform increase or adjustment applied to manufactured articles.
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Tevision
Civil War singer Jules Lumbard dies in Chicago
Jules Lumbard and his brother formed a patriotic quartet in 1860 that Lincoln and Grant praised for boosting enlistment. Lumbard died at age 87 in Chicago after touring the North and premiering Battle Hymn of the Republic there.
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Chicago
Jules Lumbard
Frank
Charles M. Smith
John M. Kutchard
Lincoln Fynd Gant
Lumbard
Incomplete Obituary Note for Jules and Frank Lumbard
Fragmentary notice mentions officers addressed by Jules and Frank Lumbard with Frank Lumbard’s death several years ago. The text provides limited context and names, offering only a brief fragment of an obituary or biographical reference.
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Ing
Jules
Frank Lumbard
ABO
Missouri Discovers New Drink Hidden in Silage
A Missouri report describes an alcoholic beverage produced by fermenting silage mixed with water in corn packing, found in a silo and said to be untaxed and unregulated even in dry counties. It is described as similar to undistilled cord whisky and not aimed at city bars.
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Pittsburg
Painteres
Columbia
Missouri
Jamaica
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