Baseball results from yesterday with multiple leagues listed
National League and minor leagues show scores and lineups for teams such as New York and Philadelphia. References include Hutterites and Baterries with players like Marquard Wilson Geyer Presnahan and others. American Association scores in St Paul and Kansas City. Robinsons noted for serving chocolate wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chienen
Othe Pittenie
Eva
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
AL. Levin
Eae
Franklyn
Norton
Lot
Nosten
Washington
Wore
Detroit
Cleveland
Lowa
American Association
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Buildings in China Ideas Were Not Borrowed Basic of Construction
Pekin, China notes that Chinese architecture developed independently due to geographical barriers. The design resembles tents with roofs, pillars, and brick floors, reflecting nomadic origins and portable furniture. Compared with Egyptian durability and Greek balance, Chinese buildings seem aimed at one generation, with roofs praised as their finest feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Theaides
Ogden Union Club Plays Uncertain Five Game Series
Weather halts plans as Ogden Union and Manager Bidwell fail to start a five game series at Pioneer park. Ogden captain Jimmy Whelan says travel costs and a 60 percent gate share would make the trip prohibitive. Bidwell may still bring the team later this year for a confirmed game in Cheyenne or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Union Association Club
Bidwell
Pioneer Park
Ogden
Harry Braman Wins At Frontier Club
The pocket billiard tournament at The Frontier Club saw Harry Braman defeat 8 Ritchie 75 to 67 after steady play and two runs of 16 and 14. Both competitors showed high quality billiards for amateurs as the event advances toward the finals with Rogers vs Nichols upcoming tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Club
Harris Braman
Ritchie
Balla
Rogers
Nichols
Wife of Millionaire McLean Dies in North Carolina Ride
Mrs. John R. McLean of Washington wife of the publisher died at her summer home in BartiARBOR after a weeklong pneumonia. Dr L D Barker rushed 1481 miles by special trains cars boats to try to save her, arriving 8 03 Sunday night. She died eleven hours after his arrival despite efforts by Drs Thatcher Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartiarbor
John R. MclLean
Washington
Washington and
Cincinnati
McLean
L. D. Barker
Jobs Hopkins Hospital
North Carolina
Barker
Odd Night Parade With Uncle John And His Nine Dogs
An elderly Nashville resident known as Uncle John led a dog drawn carriage through the streets guiding his eleven dogs without reins or whip by commands. A crowd gathered as the unique team moved swiftly with outrunners and a lively performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefe
Uncle John
Nashville
Tenn
Artat
Nicholas
Madame Winterroth Clairvoyant Palmist at 312% W. 10th St
Psychic clairvoyant and palmist offers guidance on love health wealth and future life. Claims power to reunite lovers secure marriages recover lost articles and aid business and legal matters. Parlor location provided in K of P block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Winterroth
10Th ST
K. OF P. Block
Notice of Contest in Homestead Cancellation Proceeding
Amos Jenkins of Monona Iowa filed a contest to cancel Morton L. Morrow’s homestead entry No 06268 in Cheyenne Wyoming. The case alleges lack of residence fulfillment under the Homestead Act and warns that if Morrow does not answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, the entry will be canceled without further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Morton L. Morrow
Amos Jenkins
Monona
Iowa
Principal Meridian
Mt Thin
Publication Dates For Legal Notice In Chaplin Paper
The notice lists dates of first through fourth publication as Sept 4 Sept 11 Sept 18 and Sept 25. It requires affidavit proof for service by mail or express delivery, naming the delivery post office and including the postmaster's receipt. It requests designation of future notice destination and provides official names W BE CHAPLIN Reginator.
The State Leader in the Wantaq medium of Wyoming
The note presents a brief line about The State Leader in the Wantaq medium of Wyoming with no clear event or details. It reads as a fragmentary statement from a local periodical. No names dates or places are fully provided to establish a specific incident or story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kivkread & Mentape
First National Bank
cit-Toawn
Carey Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wilfred O'Leary
First National Bank Halidineg
Joan Charles Thompson
T. Blake Kennedy
Plains Hotel
TIA
Wyo
William Dubots
Rooma
Mark A, Chapman
Tistrance
West 19th—Street
THE
Bartlett Engineering Company
Wear 15Th Street
Hiner & CO
Carey Ave
Cherenne
Chas. FE. Swayger
Piorist
Bent Street
Handall Blvd
Phone
Herbert
Gleason
Babalu
Central Ave
Telephone
W. 16Th St
Sherman Company
the World of Sport
Lowt
Pet
Denver
Omaha
Maine
Story City
Topeka
Cian Ecapsel K Agil
R. H. EB
York c
Louis
Marquard and
Wilson
Salles, Geyer
Presnahan
H.R. Frooklyns
Svense Sc
Cincinnath
Hutteries
Allen, Knotaer, Curtis and Miller
Fromme and
Clarke
Rickson, Brown and
Kariden
Cheney
Cotter
Moore, Finneran, Nicholeon and Tool
Adams and
Gibson
Hamilton and
Allison
Krichells McConnell and
Sweety
Cleviland
Waslington Oo
Tutteries
Wlanding
Steen
Wolfe
Neher
Cariech
Nagelwot
Cashion
Weary
Fh. H
Philadelphya
Jonsen
Lake and Stanage
Cyslow
Crabb
Brown
Coveleshi
Lapp
Gamaha
Kame
Hes
the Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Ferris Industrial School
Coden Tram
Tom
McWeee
Harry Braman
Lelister
Sherman Co
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Seota Flo
N&q
Mt . Od
Alep
Macdinn
TOY
Rte
Evanston
Chicago Tribune
Mme. Winterroth
W. Be, Chaplin, Reginator
Celal Advertising
Bank
Paign
Tive Campaign
McInerny & Conway
Plate Glass
Loana
Renta
West 17Th ST
Phila, Smelting & Refining Co
Chestnut St
Olgah. Berger
Capitol Ave
Curios
H. P
Cheyenne Cigar Storm
Model Cleaning CO
Carey Avenue
George EA GO
Moose Bar
Isaac Francis
Cheyenne Coal Yards
W. 17Th St
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