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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

16

Hofbraus to face Indians in Cheyenne next Sunday

Denver teams arrange a western league matchup as the Hofbraus visit Cheyenne at Pioneer Park. Indians manager Bidwell plans to bring Denver pitcher Hick Adams and catcher Quissler for the game, which could be the hardest test of the season for Cheyenne.

Battery Denver Colo A_ western league Cheyenne Indiana Pioneer Park Denver Hofbrane Cheyenne Bidwell Indians Wofbraus Jack Hendricks Hick Adams Quissler Adams Des Moines Hofbrave

First World Series Game Set for October Fifteenth

Chicago will host the first game of the world championship series with the Philadelphia Athletics on October 15 unless a last minute change arises. A meeting in Chicago will set game details after pennant races are decided, with plans to possibly move the seventh game to New York if needed.

Alea Hughey Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Athletics Jennings Athletics Cubs Tigers Atheltica Chicago Stanley Robinson St. Louis Robinson National Commission New York Detroit Mich

Tigers will not train in San Antonio in 1911

Detroit reports manager Jennings announced that the Detroit Tigers will not train at San Antonio Texas during 1911. The multi-city sports page also covers boxing results with Tommy Quill Brockton defeating Young Loughrey in twelve rounds and Biz Mackey knocking out Tommy Morrissey in four.

Detroit Mich Jennings Tigers San Antonio Texas Boston Tommy Quill Brockton Young Loughrey Philadelphia

O'Connor Notch Wins as Opponent Fails to Tame Defense

O'Connor defends strongly, thwarting multiple holds by Ferone and surviving a rapid sequence of attempts. The exchange ends with O'Connor holding firm and denying the challenger any lasting advantage.

Louis Girl Weds A Jap At Springfield Ceremony

Miss Freda Gast of 915 South Taylor avenue married Yukinochi Yamamoto a Delmar Garden concessionaire who came from Tokyo to the World's Fair. The couple planned to reside on Locust street in St Louis while Yamamoto runs his business interests. The bride's mother accompanied them to Springfield and expressed delight at the match.

St. Louis Freda Gast South Taylor Avenue Springfield Yukinochi Yamamoto Delmar Garden Yamamoto Fairmount Avenue St Louis Tokyo Summer Gardens Stily Delmar Locust Street

National League game washed out by rain. Boston St. Louis postpone

National League doubleheader interrupted by rain and darkness. First game ended with Philadelphia defeating St Louis. second game called after eight innings due to darkness. Scoring and battery details listed for each contest.

Baseball Box Score Summary from Cleveland and Chicago game

In the American League action Cleveland defeated Chicago with key players Battery combinations including Hall Petty and Killi fer and van Payne contributing on the mound and in the field. Strong performances by Summers and Schmidt supported by Skeele and Adams as the teams exchanged runs through the game.

Silk Culture Firm Formed for Mississippi Silk Industry

Karl Joseph announces the United States Growing Spinning and Silk Culture Company with $100000 capital to establish a ten wheel mill in Dinat for silk production in Mississippi. He has begun distributing Mount Lebanon eggs, expects local growers to supply raw silk, and plans annual mill expansion to meet rising demand. The venture aims to boost regional industry and attract continued investment.

New Orleans Karl Joseph Picayune Migs United States Joseph Mississippi Huey Syria Mount Lebanon Picayamne Dinat

Warrant Issued for Milwaukee Health Official

Milwaukee reports a warrant issued for Dr. William Bolby Rucker health commissioner on a statutory offense charge. The complaint cites Catharine Hasdorf a domestic at a Grand Avenue home. Rucker served in public health and marine hospitals and took a year’s leave after Mayor Seidel appointed him.

Seidel Milwaukee William Bolby Rucker Catherine Hasdorf Grand Avenue Rucker United States Public Health and Marine Hospitals Thor

Mayor Seidel Accepts Resignation Amid City Health Crisis

The government assigns a competent health official to fight a yellow fever epidemic in San Francisco as bubonic plague looms. Mayor Seidel accepts Rucker’s resignation, with Rucker predicting eventual vindication in court yet stepping down to spare the mayor embarrassment during the charge’s resolution.

Fen Francisco Seide Rucker Seidel

Tribune Company Moves to New Alley Location

Tribune Publishing Company confirms acquisition of the west quarter of Keefe Hall facing the alley behind the post office. The local afternoon paper plans to relocate its plant to the new site after alterations. Annex on Carey avenue opposite the State Leader office is to be expanded two to three stories, with the annex reaching the same height as the main structure.

Laa Tribune Publishing Company Keefe Hall Afternon Carey Avenue State Leader

Independent Democrats Endorse Hooper for Governor

Nashville Tenn September 14 Independent Democrats of Tennessee endorsed Ren W Hooper Republican candidate for governor and condemned the regular Democratic wing harmony resolution. The break covers only the governor race with a backroom agreement to avoid intruding on each other s legislative turf. The pardon of Senator Carmack s slayer was denounced amid applause Captain Hooper accused laws being trampled and pardon power used for political gain.

Nashville Renn Tennessee Ren. W. Hooper Carmack Captain Hooper

Republicans in uproar nominate governor Charles A. Goodwin

Hartford dispatch reports a Republican state convention nominating Charles A. Goodwin for governor and endorsing the national administration. The direct primary plank was tabled as bitterness ran high over the gubernatorial contest and McLean’s bid against United States Senator Batkicy for reelection.

Hartford Gend Charles A. Goodwin George P. McLean United States Batkicy

Mayor to Call Militia to End Riots in Tampa

Tampa reports the fatal shooting of J. F. Basterling during the cigarmakers strike. Mayor McKay promises to call the militia if rioting does not cease at once as Cuban Italian strikers face nine weeks without income and food.

Militer Tampa J. F. Basterling McKay

Brothers Faced In Land Deal Fraud Suit In Denver

H. K. Howry of Montana files federal suit accusing brother John H. Howry and Grace H. Howry of defrauding him of at least 200000 through three stock companies that took value from a premier New Mexico cattle ranch. He seeks a share of stock and profits from Rana Land Slash F and H O W Cattle firms now based in Colorado and Missouri.

Denver H. K. Howry Montana John H. Howry Grace H. Howry John H J. K. Howry Colorado New Mexico Howry Federal Court of Massachusetts J. W. Howry John Hy Rana Land Slash. F Company H. 0. W. Cattle Company Missouri

Colored Odd Fellows Meet in Baltimore Biennial Session

The thirteenth biennial session of the Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows opened in Baltimore with delegates from nearly all states. Gov. Brothers and Mayor Mahool greeted visitors as auxiliaries gathered for concurrent meetings.

Baltimore Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows Brothers Mahool

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