Businessmen Defy Cheyenne Lumbermen In City Baseball Challenge
Horace Jenking leads the Cheyenne Business Men's team in a charity baseball game at Pioneer Park. The lumbermen and merchants plan to close shops 2 to 5 pm to boost attendance for a benefit likely to aid the Cheyenne Indians. Lineups to be announced tomorrow morning.
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Horace Jenking
State Leader
Pioneer Park
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P. J. Black
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Wm. Daiber
Frank Bon
William Barnett
Base Ball Western League Postponed Second Game
The second game between Des Moines Lincoln and opponents was postponed due to darkness. The day featured the first game between Omaha Sioux City, Wichita Topeka, Denver St. Joe, and other teams with unclear results.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Indians to resume play in Denver with doubleheader games
Baseball notes report the Cheyenne season ended but the Indians will continue in Denver next Saturday with a pair of games. following a doubleheader Sunday, the Indians will resume play after the Denver series. The text lists numerous old league matchups and player names across several games with rain and darkness affecting outcomes.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Kier
Tevik
Indians Crowned Betky Mountain Champions in Valley Activity
Visitors travel from Albuquerque to participate in a baseball tournament at Broadway park in Denver next Sunday. The Indians, identified as the undisputed Betky Mountain champions, will depart for Denver early tomorrow morning to support the double header.
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New Mexico
Denver
Broadway Park
Indians
Betky Mountain
Danyer
Minneapolis Wins Pennant in the American Association
Minneapolis finished the season atop the American Association standings, leading the circuit by a wide margin. Louisville, the previous year's champion, ended near the bottom as rain curtailed a doubleheader at Louisville. Indianapolis and the local club had games rained out.
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Indeapolis
TOG Sire
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St. Paul
Boston Player Sets Notable Batting Record
Boston star continues strong hitting as Histon Red Sox face Cleveland star Lajoie in pursuit of batting supremacy in the league. The article highlights a chase for an automobile prize accompanying the batting championship.
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Histon Red Sox
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Minneapolis Baseball Club Announces Twelve Game Series
Minneapolis based club, pioneer in the American Association, plans a twelve game series this season. The schedule includes games in Chicago and matches against St. Louis, with the St. Louis game slated for October 15.
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National league season closes with October 14
The flagunseason ends as reports from Sept 27 detail Charles Olson beating Martin Lewis in two falls for the light heavyweight title. Other items include Max Reinhart’s possible fatal injuries from football and appendicitis, Purdue practice mishap with W A Norris, Ketchel automobile accident and ranch plan, Al Kaufman fight crowd reactions, and Columbia University debating football reinstatement.
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Martin Lewis
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Santa Clar High School
Two Brothers Die at the Same Hour
Aurora reports two telegrams filed at 4 p.m. announcing the deaths of brothers at 8:30 p.m. One telegram to David Smith of Watson Missouri informs of Capt. H. Smith of Aurora a millionaire’s death the other to the Aurora brother tells of David’s death. The note appears in the Leader with state and national news.
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Watson, Mo
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Man Who Fasted Able To Sit Up
Denver notices Roland Moeller who fasted fifty days to cure chronic ills now sits up for two days and plans to walk out in about two weeks. He reports improved hearing and stronger heart action though weakness slows recovery and foot injury hindered walking. He eats moderately yet can eat anything. Moeller remains convinced his goal was achieved.
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Walsh to Serve No Pardon, Former Chicago Banker
Washington dispatch reports no pardon will be granted to John E K Walsh the former Chicago banker and capital. The terse note signals firm stance on the clemency request amid ongoing discussions with officials and legal advisers.
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Washington
John EK. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh pardon petition sent to Chicago DA in Yale case
Talist serving a five year sentence in Leavenworth for banking law violation may gain clemency only as a commutation to allow release within months. The Walsh pardon petition was referred to District Attorney Sims of Chicago, revealing the case status.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Walsh
Sims
Chicago
Prince Teal Hsun Snoozes Through City Stop
Philadelphia dispatch says Prince Teal Hsun of China requested a four block traffic halt around his hotel to sleep in. His secretary notified Mayor Reyburn. once the nap ended the prince boarded a train to Washington.
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Reyburn
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ASSISTANT POSTMASTERS UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
Washington September 27 The definite result of cabinet sessions is an executive order extending civil service to include all assistant postmasters. The President will also recommend that second and third class postmasters be placed under civil service. About 8000 assistant postmasters will be affected by tomorrow's order.
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Washington
Taft
Hitchcork
Woman challenges Teddy to duel in confrontation over bullets
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a unnamed woman taunts Teddy, claiming she can duel him openly. She accuses him of past violence and corruption while demanding fair combat with any weapon he chooses, criticizing his cowardice and urging him to reveal himself.
Cholera Victims Die in Streets of Naples
With censorship lifted, Naples cholera epidemic details arrive. Many deaths reported in public streets, police struggle to keep order as 100000 affluent residents reportedly flee the city amid rising panic.
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Tiig
Teddy Beats the Old Guard in Progressive Delegates Clash
The piece describes Roosevelt allies contending with insurgents as King county delegates oust Woodruff from state committeeman post and elect A B Vase, Elihu Root becoming permanent chairman. The Roosevelt faction pushes for a direct primary plank via the resolutions committee.
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William A. Prendergast
New York
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King County
A.B. Vase
Elihu Root
Foy Roosevelt
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