Cheyenne High Cancels Football Game After Player's Father Dies
Cheyenne High School forfeits the planned game at Pioneer Park against the Army Engineers' Fort Russell team in respect to teammate George Barrett whose father died Thursday and whose funeral is today. Fort Russell plans to visit Sunrise next Saturday for a separate game after a challenge from Sunrise manager F W Knable.
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George Barrett
Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Army Engineers
Fort PD
A. Russell
Blanchard
Enxine Ers
F W. Knable
Sunrise
Fort Russel
Will Beavor
Eleventh Infantry Seeks Opponents for Football Season
The Eleventh Infantry football team has been organized for the season and is eager to schedule games with other eleven teams. See Manager Eleventh Infantry football team for contacts.
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Eleventh Infantry
Baseball Postseason At Washington Rh A F Philadelphia
In a season highlight report from Washington, Philadelphia and New York teams show up in postseason play listings. Batteries Morgan Dygert Livingstone for Philadelphia and Willise Meyers Wathop Mitchell for New York Nationals feature in the battery pairings.
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Philadelphia
Aisa Gee Sek
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New York Nationals
New York
Billy Braggs Seeks Fight With Heinsberg at Fort Russell
Billy Braggs of Troop M Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell challenges Joe Heinsberg to a fight. He also proposes a preliminary bout with Muggy Schoel.
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Billy Braggs
Heinsberg
Billy Bragegs
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Joe Heinsberg
State Leader
Muggy Schoel
Bodies Recovered in Forest Fire Victims
Rainy River October 14 four more bodies were found in the forest fires near Spoovner and Baudette. Search parties located the victims as fire crews continued work in the affected area.
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Rainy River
Spoovner
Baudette
Moody and Broad Draw In Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia report says Willie Moody of Port Richmond and Young Kid Broad of the Ghetto champion class fought six rounds to a draw at Broadway A C. The boxing card drew local interest as both fighters showcased speed and power in a closely contested matchup.
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Philadelphia
Willie Moody
Port Richmond
Broad
Broadway A. C
Elk herd swarms grain near Greeley tunnel work site
Thefts of oats and other grains at the Kingsbury camp west portal of the Laramie Poudre tunnel were explained when watchers found eleven elk led by a large buck feeding on the grain.
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Greeley
Colo
Kingsbury
Laramie-Poudre Tunnel
Army Engineer Robert Lindsey Ends His Life in Philadelphia
Army engineer and former U S government dredging inventor Robert E Lindsey, 37, was found dead in a gas filled room at an apartment on South Bright street Philadelphia. He left a note to his wife and pressed on by keeping his possessions and travel mementos. A $6 32 cash left in the room contrasted with costly furniture and a gold watch gifted by a Japanese naval officer.
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Philadelphia
Robert E. Lindsey
United States
South Bight Street
Far East
New Jersey
Passdle Park
N. J
Lindsey
Gg Company
Burlington
Old Bridge School
Pretty Indian Bride of Mining Joys of Addis Ababa
Mary Lillian Beatrice Goode, granddaughter of an Oklahoma Indian chief, became a notable bride in a mining context in Addis Ababa era reports. The fragment notes her as a pretty figure connected to her forebears and referenced in a colonial setting.
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Ababa
Ask
Miey Lillian Beatrice Goode
Bride of H M Gallagher Married In Southwest Mining Circles
The ceremony linked Miss Goode to Mr. Gallagher a prominent mining figure as her Indian features contrasted with American looks. She wore serge while her mother and Mr Gallagher's mother traveled from Oklahoma and Arizona to attend the wedding. Census figures meanwhile show Wilmington North Carolina 25748 up 4772 over 20976. Hamilton Ohio 75279 up 11366. Lorain Ohio 28888 up 12856. Madison Wisconsin 25531 up 6367.
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Southwest
Miss Goode
Mr. Gallagher
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Arizona
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Census Bureau
Wilmington
N. C
Hamilton
Lorain
Madison, Wis
Penny Postage for Letters Likely Soon
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock says the post office department will become self sustaining by the end of the current fiscal year and penny postage for first class letters is probable in the near future. He asserts no service cuts will occur as efficiency remains intact while plans to reach a balance are pursued.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hitehoorck
Treasury Department
Office Department
Hitchcock
Window She and Sherman Co. Woud Snubs Anticipation
Fragmented OCR text mentions a woman named Lagu and a committee, with references to Polos Ind. and Chicagoans collecting money for charity. Several garbled phrases imply a local event or dismissal but lack clear facts or outcomes.
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Mtv
TieBay Committee
Lagu
Lagne
Thud Mook
Irrigation Regulation Moves Reported in Interior Proceedings
Disjointed OCR note references Washington Interior Department regulatory actions on irrigation. Mentions acts affecting settlement terms and government irrigation moves tied to June 1910 context. Text is fragmentary and unclear about specific events or outcomes.
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NTO
Washington
Interior
Piste Cnt
Untidy OCR Fragment Reports Health Collapse
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Brady and a cloak and cloth company, with a note of health decline. Other details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Wall River
Nia
Thoman T. Brady
Dea Company
Heady
Pour Health
90 year old Mrs. Satterlee preaches long life habits
Chicago report outlines Mrs. M. D. Satterlee age 90 who loves swimming and shares her health rules. She advises daily vigorous exercise, simple living, social ties, early bedtime, avoiding rich foods, and avoiding smoking drinking hobble skirts and tight shoes. She notes a Cape Cod visit and imagines a dog chasing a girl in a hobble skirt as a humorous aside.
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Chicago
M. D. Satterlee
Mrs. Satterlee
Political rhetoric on Wall Street and reform earlier era
The speaker argued the corrupt business and political houses since Tweed era align with Wall Street against the people. He claimed Wall Street unified behind the Democratic ticket because it could not support the Saratoga nominees, criticizing the opposition without detailing concrete issues.
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Jesus
Wall Street
Tamamay
Saratoga
Citizens urged to register at key city sites today
The notice calls all citizens to register now at the Industrial Club on Seventeenth Street and Warren Avenue and at the Court House annex on Nineteenth Street near Eddy and Carey Avenues. It warns crowds will be heavy and urges immediate action ahead of October 27 28 registration days.
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Industrial Club
Seventeenth Street
Warren Avenue
Third Ward
Court House
Nineteenth Street
Eddy Street
Carey Avenue
Reading Circle Books for 1911 to be included in November Exam
The State Board of Examiners announces that Reading Circle Books for 1911 will be included in the November Examination. Mamie E. Heffron, Co Superintendent.
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State Board of Examiners
Contract Award for Eagles Home Remodeling
The contract was let yesterday for remodeling the Eagles home at the corner of Sixteenth and Thames streets. R M Roland will perform the work for 4500 dollars. Construction will begin soon and the project aims to improve the dwelling.
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Eagles
Sixteenth and
Thames Streets
R. M. Roland
Onda
Two New York Brokerage Runs Collapse Amid Creditors
In New York on October 14 two brokerage houses failed, with liabilities totaling about two million dollars. Charlie Mindesheimer and Company and the firm of Thomas G Gaylord Colton and Book brokers were involved, each assignment made for the benefit of creditors.
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New York
Charlie Mindesheimer and Company
The
Stock Exchange
Thomas G. Gaylord, Colton and
Book Brokers
Roosevelt Opens Campaign in New York Amid Tammany Clash
In New York on October 14 Col. Roosevelt opened his campaign for Mr. Stinson with broadside attacks on Tammany and Wall Street. Throughout his speeches he framed the race as a clash between Wall Street and Tammany, drawing strong support from many who have joined his banner.
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Tammany
Knka
Wall Street
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Stinson
New York
Handa
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