Chief Justice Fuller Dies at Sorrento Summer Home
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller of the United States Supreme Court died of heart failure at his Sorrento cottage Main Slay five miles from Bar Harbor. He was seventy, with funeral services planned in Chicago after a simple Sorrento chapel service.
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Mia
Nath‘niel Francis
James A.freeman
Justice Fuller
Sorrento Cottage
Mainslay
Chicago
Fuller
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Sorrento
Frenchman’s Hay
Phelpe
Francis
Miss Aubrey
Real estate transfers and public bids from Cody and Hyattville
Ledger lists multiple property transfers in Cody and Worland including E C Elsworth to Charles Bradford lot 8 block 48 Cody for 500 dollars and Lincoln Land Co transfers to Cavender and Austin. It also notes bids for a schoolhouse in Hyattville with plans on file and a federal building site bid process in Basin Wyoming opening August 3 1910. Franklin MacVeagh secretary of the treasury solicits sale or donation of a Basin corner lot 120 by 190 feet for a federal building site.
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Chas. A. Bradford
Cody
Gregory Realty Co
Walter C Liley
Lincoln Land Co
John W. Cavender
William FP. Waters
Sheridan
Lee D
Ray D.hake
Worland
W. H. Austin
William Plumb
Joseph Brown
Morrison Colvin
Anna Cuslvin
Cong. Church of Cody
Visiover No. 10
Hyattville
Distriet
L. A. Parker
Loar
Board of Trustees
Big Horn
Wyoming
Treasury Department
Washington, Db
Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
United States
Basin
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Tom Hefflin
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Tensleep
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Paris Dougherty
Nowood
Basin Blacksmith Shop
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Jenkins’ Lumber Yard
Wm. Hartman
J. E. Jenkins
Burlington
Family Bulletin
Ferguson & M.kinney’s
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Jackson Loan & Trust
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