Pedestrian Weston’s historic 2362 mile walk attempt in 1860s era article
Weston, a young pedestrian from New England, walked from Portland to Chicago covering 12370 miles in 26 days, aiming to a 100 mile leg from Dedham to Washington. He started October 16, faced delays, and reached Salem before moving toward Providence and Pawtucket with police passage ensured for crowds.
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Harper's Weekly
Edward P. Wetton
New England
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Chicago
Dedham
Mean
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K.T
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Minglea
Mase
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City Hotel
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Weston
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National League Chicago Beats St Louis 5 to 2
May 10 Chicago fell to St Louis 5 to 2 as Realda ch gifts and poor support hampered Chicago. Rhodes' remarkable fielding stood out alongside Moran and Breznahan. Umpires were O Day and Emat ie.
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Chicago
Realdach
Loale
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Relding
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Moran
Breenzhan
O'Day
Ematie
Chicago and Cleveland split doubleheader in May 2 action
Chicago edged Cleveland 4 2 in the first game while Cleveland won the second 4 1. Ed Walsh started for Chicago in his season debut, with Young and Easterly handling the hill for Cleveland. Umpires were Bheridan and Kerin. The day also saw a postponed game due to wet grounds between St. Louis and Detroit.
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Cleveland
Clern
Wen
Ed Walsh
Berea
Til
Walsh
Young
Easterly
Bheridan
Kerin
Feottmae Clark
Bheridea
Biaula
Loule Detroit
Opening Game Sees Salt Lake Lakers Tangle With Ogden
In Ogden at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon the Salt Lake Lakers were defeated by Ogden 10 to 0 in the season opener. The game featured many shaky plays and errors, but indicated strong potential as both teams tested players and formations. Tad Olmlin pitched for Ogden while Salt Lake showed a bright future with promising pairings, and local hopes grow for a state league that could boost competition.
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Tad” Olmlin
Port Marpette Agg
Salt Lake
Ogden Fair
Bora
Burma
Wes Matter
Coatee
Il Atenga
Withal
Rama Og
Salt Lake Felda
Amers
Granny Gimlin
Nin
Balt Lake
Gesterdas
Matterhert
Sy Rere
Baeper Tate Fieht
Serveeeens Moore
Whith
American Association Scores Mixed Results Across Cities
Milwaukee hosted Stilwauker and Louisville as St Paul was blanked while Minneapolis faced Columbus. Kansas City defeated Kansas City 23 to 14 in a dual city clash with Indianapolis. Toledo game postponed amid an injunction against Sunday baseball in St Paul.
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Milwaukee
Stilwauker
Louville
St Minneapolis
Aiianeapnlia
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolla
St. Paul
Pauli Toledo
Western League results mix with scattered scores and names
Baseball scores and team notes from May 9 for the Western League include Omaha and Topeka results with Kautman and Rerae Denver, Lincoln 3, Denver 12, Wichita 3, Pueblo 2, and Sioux City 4 Pueblo 2. The text lists players such as Beam Rae, Natterie, Morkenberry, and others amid a tangle of misspellings and truncated phrases.
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Omaha
Topeka
Kautman
Beam
Rae
Rerae
Pacific Coast League News Summary
Oakland and Vernon share honors as San Francisco and others show mixed results in a caseful report. Sporadic names appear amid garbled lines describing teams, players, and a doubleheader outcome with possible scores and dates, leaving core facts unclear.
Northwestern League reports incomplete Tacoma Spokane score
In May games for the Northwestern League at Bookaze Washington Spokane racks up a 6 to 12 result amid scattered notes. Players named include Gigi Ward Ben der Kilidey Stevens Aberterd Beatle Walk and Beere with May 8 games showing Beatle Aberdeen Tatteries O'Brien Allen and Bara as participants. Vancouver BC had no game due to wet grounds.
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Spokane
Bookaze
Wash
Wok Rateries
Gigi
Ward
Bender
Kilidey
Stevens
Beatile
Beattle
Beere
Aberdeen Tatteries
O'Brien
Yay Allen
Bara
Perrott
Died Under Surgeon's Knife in Ogden Hospital
Louis Allard a former South Poetic employee in Ogden died during an operation for stomach cancer at Ogden General hospital. He was 83, a former 49 year employee of the Santa Fe shops, lived in Oxden Terrace Nev, and left a wife Annie and four daughters. Funeral details will be announced later.
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South Poetic
Ogden
Louis Allard
Kanoerile
Ogden General Hospital
Alland
Sparks
Nevada
Odeo
Terrace
Nev
Oxden
Vie
Kaxesville
Tie
Woodmen of the World
Ordre
Vermont
Utah
Orden
Annie Eats
Tater Gate
Delightful Auto Party Attends Governor Spry Event
Gov. William Spry and his wife plus daughter were among distinguished entertainers at a state wards event. The governor’s party visited Oven yesterday afternoon, spending time with attendees and state guests.
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Spey
Willam Spryant
Visiting State industrial adept outing delights students
An automobile party toured plots of interest with ten men escorting the group to Bomber and nearby districts. The school girls, including the matron Mrs Tracy, enjoyed the trip while officials and residents such as Governor Spey and Mayor Brewer attended a banquet at Potter Cafe. The Salt Lake party returned home elated by the day’s pleasures.
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Harsiaville
Wehitol
Dnstrial Boot Etudenta
Str
Tracy
Rehoo
Tha Snatron
Spey
Josepha
John D. Walt
Thomas
Hollingsworth
Hoylance Talks Of Damage To Fruit Crops In County
W M Hoylance discusses damage to fruit crops in the county and argues rising costs will raise prices for early fruit, noting farmers may face fewer late season creations. He praises regional growth, praises progress against railroad discrimination, and urges statewide action to curb abuses affecting growers.
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W. M. Hoylance
WM. Hostance
Provo
Ogden Veltor Batardeys
Ita
Hoylance
Doilare
Roplance
Offen
Oeden
Cerain Ratlman
Dplen
Stata Nutalie
Baltake
Mrs Jahe Haddenham Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Jahe Haddenham wife of William Haddenham died yesterday at 2 am after a long illness. She had lived in Osden and was known locally as a devoted wife and mother with two daughters and two sons. The funeral will be held at the family home with viewing allowed and burial in the city cemetery, with further services at the ward meeting house.
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Stes
Iaddenham
William Haddenham
Cate
Osden
Haddenham
Wasim
Termaine
Little Lorenzo Royle Laid to Rest in Oban Funeral
The obituary notes the burial of Lorenzo Royle with a brief funeral service held in Oban. Details are sparse but confirm a burial arrangement and family mourning.
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Lorenzo Royle
Funeral at First Ward for Beloved Schoolmate
A large crowd attended the funeral of a Mishap victim yesterday afternoon at the First Ward meeting house. The Burch Creek school children followed the bier to the church where the rites were held with ward choir and soloists. Hilder Henry Blair led the service as speakers including Patriarch George W. Gackley and Elders Trone A Care and William Le Porter paid tribute. Interment followed in Eden cemetery.
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Wells
Doclock
Burch Crewe
Hilder Henry Blair
Ward
Meher Warner
Milas Cara Borlan
George W
Ogden Packing and Provision stockholders meet May 1 1203
The meeting of stockholders of Ogden Packing and Provision Company is set in Ogden Utah on May 1 at 10 o'clock for amending the articles of incorporation. The agenda includes striking out the clause employing 307 FPE Schlageter as general manager and adding a clause employing a new general manager for the raft company. Secretary Jensen signs the notice dated April 1. The notice ends with unrelated promotional text.
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Ogden Wacking & Provision Company
Ogden City
Utah
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