Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's National League Results
Yesterday's pro baseball results show multiple NL games with line scores for teams such as New York, Philadelphia, and Cleveland. Standings include several 8 to 10 run games, with box scores listing pitchers and batters across the rounds. American Association and Western League results follow, along with a note about Robinson’s daily hot milk chocolate and butter wafers served service hours.
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New York
Chienen
Othe Pittenie
Eva
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
AL. Levin
Eae
Franklyn
Norton
Lot
Nosten
Washington
Wore
Detroit
Cleveland
Lowa
the Robinson
Chinese Architecture Mirrors Nomad Tents In Original Style
A feature on Chinese architecture notes its indigenous development with tents as the model, describing roof shapes, pillar placement, brick floors, and portable furnishings. It contrasts Chinese design with Egyptian stability and Greek purity, admiring roof beauty and tentlike courtyards. a brief local item about school boys at Ferris Industrial School wearing bobble skirts to deter running away.
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Pekin
China
Theaides
Wilmington
Del
Ferris Industrial School
Ogden Union Club Stanched by Weather for Five Game Series
Ogden Union club and Manager Bidwell face a postponed five game series at Pioneer Park as players fail to arrive. Jimmy Whelan says travel costs and a 60 percent gate share make the trip prohibitive. Cheyenne may cover expenses, while Bidwell suggests a possible later visit.
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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 Ritchie 75 to 67. Braman had early breaks, then finished strong with runs of 16 and 14. Tonight Rogers meets Nichols as the event continues with promising matches for amateurs.
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Frontier Club
Harris Braman
Ritchie
Balla
Rogers
Nichols
Wife of millionaire McLean dead at summer home
Mrs. John R. McLean of Washington wife of the publisher died at her summer home after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Dr L D Barker arrived by special train from the mountains to try to save her life, reaching Bar Harbor at 803 p.m. Sunday after a 1481 mile journey. Despite care from three physicians she sank in the morning and failed to recover.
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Bartiarbor
John R. MclLean
Washington
Washington and
Cincinnati
McLean
L. D. Barker
Jobs Hopkins Hospital
North Carolina
Barker
Uncle Jefe Dog Carriage Parade in Nashville Night
An old man known as Uncle John drove a dog drawn carriage through Nashville with eight to eleven dogs, guiding them by voice. He drew crowds as he paraded the streets in a lively, horseless literal cart, without reins or whip.
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Jefe
Uncle John
Nashville
Tenn
Artat
Nicholas
Mme Winterroth Offers Truthful Life Guidance From Parlor
Psychic clairvoyant and palmist Madame Winterroth advertises powers dating from birth. She claims success in reuniting lovers and aiding marriages, health, wealth, and business matters. Parlor location listed as 312% W. 10th St., K of P Block.
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Madame Winterroth
10Th ST
K. OF P. Block
Notice of Contest In Cheyenne Land Office
Amos Jenkins of Monona Iowa files July 22 1912 to contest Morton L Morrow homestead Entry 06268 for east half Section 28 Township 21 N Range 64 W. Jenkins alleges nonresidence. contest confessed if unanswered within twenty days after fourth publication.
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Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Morton L. Morrow
Amos Jenkins
Monona
Iowa
Principal Meridian
Mt Thin
Notice of Publication Dates and Delivery Details
Public notice lists publication dates September 4 11 18 and 25 and requires affidavits of service for copies mailed or delivered including post office details and master receipt. It asks the recipient to specify the post office for future notices and records the name W BE CHAPLIN Reginator.
The State Leader in the Wantaq medium of Wyoming
The note appears as a brief mention of a Wyoming publication named The State Leader in a Wantaq medium, with minimal readable context. No clear events, dates, or individuals are identified.
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Wyoming
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TIA
Wyo
William Dubots
Rooma
Mark A, Chapman
Tistrance
West 19th—Street
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Wear 15Th Street
Hiner & CO
Carey Ave
Cherenne
Chas. FE. Swayger
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Bent Street
Handall Blvd
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Gleason
Babalu
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Pet
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Capitol Ave
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Cheyenne Cigar Storm
Model Cleaning CO
Carey Avenue
George EA GO
Moose Bar
Isaac Francis
Cheyenne Coal Yards
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