Business Men's Baseball Challenge Promises Big Cheyenne Event
Lumbermen of Cheyenne issue a Monday challenge to local business men for a baseball game at Pioneer Park. Horace Jenking accepts on behalf of the Business Men, game set for 2:30 pm with merchants closing shops 2 to 5 pm to ensure attendance. Proceeds benefit the Cheyenne Indians. Lineups to be announced tomorrow morning.
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Pioneer Park
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Birney Sage
P. J. Black
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Mr. Jenkins
Wm. Daiber
Frank Bon
William Barnett
Des Moines Lincoln Postpones Second Basetball Game
Western League report notes Des Moines Lincoln postpones a second game due to darkness. Other items list Omaha, Sioux City, Wichita, Topeka, Denver, and St. Joseph with unclear results from the first games.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Indians to Play Denver Doubleheader After Cheyenne Series
National League rain postpones Boston versus Chicago in Boston. Cleveland and Philadelphia games end in mixed results as pitchers and batteries clash. Indians announce they will continue play in Denver next Saturday with a doubleheader on Sunday after Cheyenne series concludes.
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Indians
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Kier
Tevik
Indians Aim at Denver Trip After Betky Mountain Title
Albuquerque fans prepare for a baseball double header at Broadway Park as the Indians, now the Betky Mountain champions, plan to depart for Denver early tomorrow morning, with an excursion rate to attend next Sunday’s game.
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New Mexico
Denver
Broadway Park
Indians
Betky Mountain
Danyer
Minneapolis Captures A A Pennant In 1920s Era
Minneapolis topped the American Association standings as rain halted a Louisville game. The full unofficial table shows Minneapolis first with 107 wins and 61 losses, Columbus and St Paul near mid pack, with Louisville in last place.
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Minneapolis
Indeapolis
TOG Sire
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St. Paul
Boston Player Sets High Batting Record
The report highlights a Boston player making a remarkable batting run in the American League with mentions of Histon Red Sox and Cleveland’s Lajoie amid striving for the league batting supremacy. Anxious to win the automobile prize tied to the batting championship, the piece notes competitive vigor and season focus.
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Histon Red Sox
Ingairry- Lajoie
Cleveland
Trie
Minneapolis Bases Ball Club Announces 12 Game Schedule
Minneapolis reports the Cham pion American Association club has arranged twelve games to be played this season. The schedule includes destinations in Cuba and the West Indies and matches against Chicago and St Louis with a game set for October 15.
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Multiple sports results from September 27 and October 14 closing NL season
Reports from Decatur Minneapolis San Francisco Lafayette and other cities detail Charles Olson’s win in wrestling and injuries to Martin Lewis, Max Reinhart, and W A Norris. Ketchel automobile crash precedes ranch plans. Al Kaufman vs Al Kubiak crowd reaction noted. Columbia University weighs restoring football and interclass games amid new rules.
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San Francisco
Max Reinhart
Santa Clar High School
Two Brothers Die at the Same Hour in Aurora Telegraphed
Telegrams sent from Aurora and Watson report two brothers passing away at 8 30 p m Sunday. One message notified David Smith of Watson Missouri of his brother Captain H Smith of Aurora, a millionaire. The other notified the Aurora family of David Smith's death.
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Watson, Mo
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Watson
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Man Who Fasted Able to Sit Up
Denver reports Roland Moeller, who endured fifty days of fasting to cure chronic bodily ills, has sat up for two days and hopes to walk out within two weeks. He has improved hearing and heart action, can eat all foods in moderation, but remains weak yet believes the fast achieved its aim.
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Roland Moeller
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Walsh Receives No Pardon Refusal Reported
Washington dispatch reports no pardon will be granted to John E K Walsh the former Chicago banker and capital figure as of late September. The terse note outlines ongoing legal actions and potential appeals without indicating clemency.
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Washington
John EK. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh pardon petition moves in five year bank crime case
The prisoner serving five years in Leavenworth for banking law violations may gain clemency if the president commutes his sentence, allowing release within months. The Walsh petition was referred to Chicago District Attorney Sims, and the note "WATCH FOR THE YELLOW WAGON" accompanies the update.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Walsh
Sims
Chicago
Prince Teal Hsun Troubled By Stop Traffic in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Sept 27 Prince Teal Hsun of China caused blocks around his hotel to be cleared of traffic so he could sleep. His secretary informed Mayor Reyburn, and the order was enacted. After the nap the prince resumed travel to Washington by train.
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Prince Teal Hsun
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Washington
Assist Postmasters Put Under Civil Service Policy
Washington September 27 The cabinet sessions yielded a definite result President Taft will issue an executive order extending civil service to all assistant postmasters He will also urge that second and third class postmasters come under civil service This follows Postmaster General Hitchcock's recommendations About 8000 assistant postmasters will be affected by tomorrow's order.
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Woman challenges Teddy to duel in violent confrontation
An unsigned dramatic exchange depicts a woman taunting Teddy with a duel challenge, claiming access to caves and bullets. She accuses him of corruption, threats, and cowardice, urging him to reveal his weapons and meet her with equal skill, while vowing not to be surprised from behind.
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Préas
Law
Ehanes
Cholera Victims Die in Streets of Naples
With censorship lifted, Naples reports reveal many cholera deaths in the streets. Police struggle to hold order as thousands flee, including about 100000 people seeking safety from the epidemic.
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Rome
Tiig
Teddy Beats The Old Guard In Progressive Session
Delegates vote to empower permanent chairman appointing committees. King County ousts Woodruff naming A B Vase as state committeeman. Elihu Root becomes permanent chairman as Roosevelt pushes direct primary plank through resolutions committee.
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William A. Prendergast
New York
Woodruff
King County
A.B. Vase
Elihu Root
Foy Roosevelt
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