Hofbrau 10 Play a Game in Cheyenne Next Sunday
Denver reports a Western league battery will play Cheyenne Indiana next Sunday at Pioneer Park with Hofbrau and Indians arranging the match. Denver pitcher Hick Adams and catcher Quissler to join the Cheyenne game, Adams a top pitcher who beat Des Moines today.
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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 Planned for Oct 15 in Chicago
Chicago reports the opening world championship series against the Philadelphia Athletics will be played October 15 in Chicago. A possible scheduling shift depends on Stanley Robinson's availability from St. Louis. A meeting of the national commission and team reps will decide game details with a note of moving a seventh game to New York if needed.
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Hughey
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Chicago
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National Commission
New York
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Mich
Tigers will not train in Texas for 1911 season
Detroit report says Manager Jennings announced Detroit Tigers will skip training in San Antonio Texas in 1911. The list of Sept 14 items also notes boxing results from Boston New York Philadelphia and Birmingham with multiple bouts and a few local racing and wrestling outcomes.
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Mich
Jennings
Tigers
San Antonio
Texas
Birmingham
Ala
Marty Covaleskie
New York Today
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Philadelphia
O'Connor Prevails In Fast-Paced Contest
O'Connor faced pressure but broke several holds and maintained defense throughout. The description notes her dominance and constant defensive stance in a closely contested bout.
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O'Connor
Louis Girl Weds A Jap With Mother's Consent
Miss Freda Gast of 915 South Taylor Avenue married Yukinochi Yamamoto, a Delmar Garden concessionaire, in Springfield Illinois. Yamamoto, from Tokyo, came to the United States with the Japanese exhibit at the World’s Fair and has since run stands at Delmar Gardens. The bride, formerly a drug company clerk, wed with her mother’s consent amid family and neighbor remarks.
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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 games rained out. Boston and St Louis postponed
Rain forced delays in a Boston St Louis doubleheader with the first game ending early after 0 to 5 scoreline and the second halted by darkness at the eighth inning. Phillies and Giants also affected as rain and late finish alter the slate. Cincinnati and Brooklyn results incomplete with listed batters and relief pitchers.
Baseball box score fragment shows teams and batters
Amateur OCR fragment lists American League names and battery pairings for Cleveland and Chicago, with players Hatfield Hall Petty Killi Fer Payne Skeele Summers Schmidt and others referenced in a score context.
Silk Culture Venture Planned with $100,000 Mill
In New Orleans Mississippi silk grower Karl Joseph forms the United States Growing Spinning and Silk Culture Company with $100,000 capital. He will build a ten wheel mill at Picayune to process Mississippi silk, buy all local silk, and expand capacity as supplies grow. He distributes Mount Lebanon eggs and inspires regional interest in silk farming.
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Karl Joseph
Picayune
Migs
United States
Joseph
Mississippi
Huey
Syria
Mount Lebanon
Picayamne
Dinat
Warrant Issued for Seidel's Health Official
Milwaukee news reports a warrant issued for the arrest of Dr. William Bolby Rucker health commissioner of Milwaukee on a complaint charging a statutory offense. The complaint cites domestic Cath erine Hasdorf as the complainant and notes Rucker's prior service with U S public health and marine hospitals.
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Milwaukee
William Bolby Rucker
Catherine Hasdorf
Grand Avenue
Rucker
United States Public Health and
Marine Hospitals
Thor
Resignation Accepted Amid Yellow Fever Crisis
Mayor Seidel accepted Rucker’s resignation amid San Francisco’s yellow fever epidemic and bubonic plague threats. Rucker, facing court uncertainty, said he resigns to spare the mayor embarrassment while the charge is settled.
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Francisco
Seide
Rucker
Seidel
Tribune Company Secures New Alley Location
Tribune Publishing Company of this city has purchased the west quarter of Keefe Hall facing the alley and the rear of the post office building. The local afternoon paper will move there after alterations. Annex on Carey avenue across from the State Leader office may be expanded to match height.
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Tribune Publishing Company
Keefe Hall
Afternon
Carey Avenue
State Leader
Independent Democrats Endorse Hooper for Governor
Tennessee Independents endorsed Republican candidate Ren W. Hooper for governor, breaking from the regular Democratic wing by sending harmony resolutions to the executive committee. The split covers only the governor's race, with a tacit agreement to not contest each other’s legislative seats. Captain Hooper denounced clemency politics and cited abuse of pardons amid applause.
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Renn
Tennessee
Ren. W. Hooper
Carmack
Captain Hooper
Republicans in uproar nominate governor at Hartford convention
Hartford Sept 14 Republican state convention nominated Charles A Goodwin for governor and endorsed the national administration. The direct primary plank was tabled as the uproar over the gubernatorial contest and McLean’s fight against re election of Senator Batkicy dominated all day.
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Gend
Charles A. Goodwin
George P. McLean
United States
Batkicy
Mayor to Call Militia to Stop Serious Riot
Tampa reports the fatal shooting of J. F. Basterling during the cigarmakers' strike. Mayor McKay issues a proclamation vowing to call the militia if rioting does not cease at once. Strikers, including Cuban and Italian workers, face nine weeks without income and scarce food.
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Brothers face off in big land and cattle fraud suit
In Denver a federal suit filed by H K Howry of Montana accuses brother John H Howry and Grace H Howry of defrauding him of at least 200000 by forming Rana Land Slash F and H O W Cattle companies to control valuable New Mexico ranch assets and transfers. He seeks an accounting of profits and shares in three Colorado and Missouri corporations.
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H. K. Howry
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John H. Howry
Grace
H. Howry
John H
J. K. Howry
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Federal Court of
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Rana Land
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H. 0. W. Cattle Company
Missouri
Colored Odd Fellows meet in Baltimore for biennial session
The thirteenth biennial session of the Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows opened in Baltimore with delegates from nearly every state. Governor Brothers and Mayor Mahool welcomed the visitors as auxiliaries gathered for concurrent meetings and the event began today at Sherman Co.
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Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows
Brothers
Mahool
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