Fort Riley Polo Team Beats Fort Russell In Polo Tourney
In Denver on September 20 the Fort Riley Kansas polo team defeated Fort Russell Wyoming by 18 1 2 to 1 4 as safety officials crowd the grand stand. Fort Riley lineup included Lieut Brown Parker Hoyle and Higley while Fort Russell started Sykes Engle Holderns and Erwin.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Russell
Wyo
Lieeutenant Brown
Parker
Hoyle
Higley
Russell
Lieutnant Sykes
Engle
Holderns
Erwin
J. Foster Symes
Kid Brown Wins In Eight Rounder In Chattanooga
Report from Chattanoogas Tenn on September 20 states Kid Brown of Chicago won a decision over Dummy Decker of Baltimore in eight rounds. Other notes include Harold Donshue and Walter Little drawing in ten rounds in Pékin Illinois and Yorktown headlines.
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Chattanoogs
Tenn
Kid” Brown
Chicago
Decker
Baltimore
Peoria
Harry Donshue
Pékin
Walter Little
Marquette Athletic Club
Western League baseball brief with team list
Des Moines Lincoln Wichita Denver Topeka St Joe and Omaha are listed among Western League teams in a compact scoreless snippet with unreadable portions and scattered city names. The text reads as a standings or schedule fragment without clear results or dates.
Baseball Battery Totals and Scores From Two Games
The report lists two games with line scores and battery assignments. In game one, Brooklyn's pitchers and fielders face Chicago, with Brown Kling Knozer and Miller contributing. Game two features Brooklyn hitters against various pitchers, noting Steel Phelps Crandall Myers and others, with several innings and darkness affecting play.
Secretary Ballinger Passes Through City to Denver
Hon Richard A Ballinger secretary of the interior arrived in Cheyenne from the west up train 4 yesterday afternoon and left for Denver half an hour later on a southbound train. General Republicans confer with the secretary during his brief stay and he said he had no intention to resign his cabinet post or quit now. He will attend the cabinet meeting at Babbington next Monday.
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Ballingrr
City
Richard A. Ballinger
Cheyenne
Denver
Ballinger
Babington
Johnson to Fight Langford in $20,000 bout
Boston September 20 Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion agreed to meet Sam Langford at a local newspaper office to arrange a battle. The announcement followed a sharp discussion at Armory Athletic club Johnson signified his willingness to meet Langford for a purse of 20000 dollars.
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Boston
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Armory Athletic Club
Johnson
Langford
Men to Blame Says Suffrage Leader
The suffrage leader argues that men prefer domestic peace and personal charm over large families and public duty. She contends women suffer from constant pressure to be wives and mothers while great humanitarian work has often been done by unmarried women.
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Florence Nightingale
Elizabeth .Fry
Clara Barton
Frances B. Willard
Susant B. Anthony
Capri
Counter Woman
Democrats Favor Nomination of Carey
Democrats back Carey for nomination in a page one consensus, signaling support from party leaders and factions. The briefing notes indicate a push toward a decisive appointment and emphasize party unity and strategic positioning in the upcoming selection process.
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Carey
Lost emerald stick pin at Central School area reported
A cryptic note indicates a jeweled stick pin with emerald netting missing near the 217 F. 22nd street area between the tire shop and Central School building in the evening. Return to Leader for recovery.
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Atyeet
Insurgent Republicans Back Direct Primary in Oregon Platform
The document shows support for anti lobbying laws and direct election of U S senators under Oregon’s system, while condemning the Payne Aldrich tariff and a Wyoming bond forfeiture action. It notes a railroad passes felonious fee plank defeated and cites upcoming baseball action with Trinidad sluggers and Jimmie Brierley as leader.
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United States
Oregon
Payne Aldrich
Wyoming Central
Wind River
First Bas Man Heater Reaches Cheyenne
A brief item noting the First Bas man Heater has reached Cheyenne for an upcoming event, with limited readable details on the move and affiliation.
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Cheyenne
Sherman Beaten in Own District and Ward
Albany September 2012 William Barnes Jr leads the old guard to a clear majority in the state primaries while Roosevelt forces claim victory. Vice President Sherman is defeated in his own district and ward and cannot attend the convention as a delegate from that district. Roosevelt wins Nassau county delegation leadership.
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Albany
Uwpt
New York
William Barnes, Jr
Old Guard
Sherman
Ore’ Roosevelt
Bsara
Griscom
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Enameling at Sherman Co State Humane Agent
State Humane Agent T. Bright returns from Burlington line trip between Shoshone and Powder River to inspect 800 horses and mules used in grading camps. Of the 800, twenty two were ordered out of harness and two court cases were filed against Robert Kinkaid for cruelty to animals.
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T. Bright
Burlington Railroad
Shoshonla
Powder River
Robert Kinkaid
Girl Saves Big Man From Watery Grave
A dramatic rescue unfolds as a girl acts quickly to pull a man back from drowning near the shore. Dr Irwin attempted to step into the water but misstepped and nearly slipped into deeper water before the quick intervention.
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Girl
Big Man
Rescue at Riverbank After Canoe Capsize
Miss Faver surfaced quickly after the canoe overturned and swam 26 feet to shore. Dr Irwin shouted for help as the improvised rescue occurred with Miss Fuller keeping the craft within reach while both were carried downstream until rescue. Fuller recalls calming the drowning man with humor and refusing to let him endanger them.
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Miss Faver
Strueck
Dr. Irwin
Miss Fuller
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