Wood Sizzles in Rainy Giants Clash Draws 30 000 Fans
Boston wins 3 to 1 led by Smokey Joe Wood as rain-soaked field hampers New York. Tesreau relieved by Amos after six, Gardner legs and Stahl steal bases highlight tense early innings while crowd lines stretch blocks to witness baseball revival at the Polo Grounds.
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Smokey Joe
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Boston
Hoston
Wood
Testeau
Devore
Doyle
Seadgraas
Murray
Herzog
Fletcher
Gardner
Tesreau
Stahl
Cady
Amos
McCormick
National Commission
O'Loughlin
Sogey
Brush Stadium
Henriksen
Rigber
Evans
Klem
Neld
Snodgrass
Yerkes
Wagner
iMurray
Merkle
Meyers
Lewis
Joe Wood
Hooper
Testeni
Speaker
Epidemic of Colds Hits City Warns of Pneumonia
Weather shifts in Cheyenne over recent weeks blamed for nearly 2000 residents suffering from colds and la grippe. A physician warned of a pneumonia surge and urged prompt medical care for cold or flu symptoms. Weather bureau official noted unprecedented temperature swings and advised warm dress as records fall. A local druggist reported a rush for cold and influenza remedies.
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Aiid
Num
Wyoming
R. Q. Grant
United States Weather Bureau
Wyoming Labor Journal Attacks Senator Warren’s Labor Record
The Wyoming Labor Journal publishes a detailed critique of Senator Warren’s voting record on labor issues, highlighting his support for amendments to the sixteen hour bill and the strategic moves by railroad interests. It quotes Hugh Fuller on negotiations, committee hearings, and the final passage of labor legislation with railroad influence shaping the process.
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Wyoming Labor Journal
Warren
United States Senate
Senate
Brandeges
Granger
Bacon
Eco
Organized Labor
Wyoming
Hugh KR. Fuller
Brotherhood of Loocomotive Engineers
Brotherhod
Mirémen
la Follette
Wisconsin
Brandegee
Concut
Montana
Gallin- New Hattpshire
McCumber
North Dakota
Mallory
Florida
Scott
West Virginia
Fuller
Gallinger
Ments
House
Daniel
Willard
W Baldwin
W. L. Parks
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Fuller
F. C. Rice
W. W. Baldwin
G. B. & Q Railroad
Conference
Cheyenne High School Students Run Tagging For Benefit
Cheyenne High School athletic association reports a fundraiser where students tagged townspeople to raise 512 dollars in coins and currency. Principal O C Scilwiering notes strong school spirit as the effort garners support from patrons and friends.
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Cheyenne High School Cotoletics
Oo. C
Scilwiering
Nona Moody
Cheyenne High
Wilson attacks combines free trade myth in Cleveland speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson declares the Democratic vision rejects alliance with special privilege and warns against free trade as a peril to the United States. He argues protection sustains industry and says Congress will weed invasive, overgrown sectors to revive American enterprise.
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Gov. Wilson
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Ita
United States
House of Representatives
Labor Legislation Hopes in Republican Legislature
The State Federation of Labor accuses Hunter of misusing a labor hours bill after it passed both houses and of causing an unadopted DIM amendment. Despite the charge the Republican party has again recommended him for the Carbon county seat in the legislature.
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Hunter
Carbon County
House of Representatives
Legislative Committee
State Federation of Labor
Republican
Austria prepares for war amid Balkan tensions
Vienna reports indicate Austrian military preparation for a Balkan conflict as finance minister defends extraordinary credits. London sources say Montenegrin actions near Soutari and Kontililea raise war fears, while diplomacy may avert a broader Balkan war. The Ottoman Porte faces expected replies on reforms in Macedonia as Turkey weighs further military pacing.
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Austria
Landon
Nghews
London
Soutari
Kontililea
Balkan
Montenegro
Balkans
Constantinople
Porte
Macedonia
Turkey
Greege
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