Foul Play Suspected in Death of Frank Hammitt
Relatives plan a full inquiry into the death of Frank Hammitt found at the foot of a cliff near Cody. Officials initially reported suicide amid claims he made enemies as a forest ranger. family disputes this and may hire detectives to probe possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Frank Hammiltt
Russell Creek
Fte
Colorado
Hammitt
Platteville
Colo
G. W. Hammett
A. R. Roms
Two More Weddings Reported in Western Regions
County clerk issued licenses to Frite Musecert of Greeley and Miss Mary Engstrom of Harndon Kaw. John Andrews of Cheyenne and Mrs Ma M Driscoll of Laramie plan a same day marriage. Ice cream social and dance on Friday August 7 at A C U W hall to honor W R C delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frite Musecert
Greeley Coo
Mary Engstrom
Harndon
Kaw
John Andrews
Cheyenne
Ma M. Driscoll
Laramie
A. C. U. W. Hall
The
W. R
Was the Robber Morland Charged With Buffalo Post Office Robbery
The statement that Jim Morland was charged with robbing the Buffalo post office to prevent lynching at Basin is unfounded. McClowd is actually charged with the Buffalo post office robbery and authorities expect a strong case leading to conviction. After serving time, Morland would be arrested for the Thermopolis murder, with federal court priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morland
Thermopolle
Basin, Wye
Buffalo
Basin
McClowd
Ben Minnick
Thermopolis
Horn A Coward Says Horn Won't Try Escape Before Trial
Deputy Sheriff Les Snow says Tom Horn has little chance to escape before the supreme court hearing. He believes Horn will seek a new trial, remains morally and physically cowardly, and would not risk his life unless a good opening appears, which Snow doubts will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Snow
Tom Horn
Willie Nickell
Horn
Supreme Court
Snow
Unconscious 60 Hours After Ranch Accident
Walter Haggard remains unconscious at the county hospital sixty hours after a horse fell on him at the Warren Live Stock company ranch. Doctors report a severe brain concussion and caution a lengthy recovery period may follow, with improvement possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haggard
Warren Live Stock Company
Haggard
Frontier celebration to feature bucking contest and Indian pageant
A Frontier committee meeting outlined a grand Cheyenne celebration with a world championship bucking and riding contest. About 100 top riders have entered, with Thad Sower defending the belt, Elton Perry on the saddle prize, and judges including John McAlvan Colin Hunter and others chosen for impartiality. A band of 75 Arapahoe and Shoshone Indians travels from Wind River to perform Indian dances and races at Frontier Park. The event also funds wild steers and outlaw horses supplied by Wm Swinbank and N R Davis, plus new grandstands and extensive promotion across the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevyenne
WM. Swinbank
WN. R. Davig
Thad Sowder
Union
Elton Perry
West
John McAlvan
Colin Hunter
Cheyenne
N. K. Boswell
Laramie
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Joe Wilde
Fort Laramie
Wm. Maxwell
Tie Siding
Texas
N. R. Davis
Wyoming
Frontier Park
Union Pacific
Miller Robbers Caught Near Denver in Cheyenne Jewelry Heist
Cheyenne jeweler David Miller identifies recovered plunder after two men, Richard Thomas and James Sears, were arrested near Denver following a July 20 burglary. Detectives Carberry and Sanders recovered watches rings chains bracelets totaling dozens of items worth substantial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Denver
David Miller
Leslie Snow
Cheyenne
Denver Republican
Carberry and Sanders
Dave Miller
Richard Thomas
James Bears
Thomas
Sears
Wyoming
Petersburg
Seara
Stoll Lawn Party Honors Mrs Moteger In Seventeenth Street Home
Mr and Mrs W R Stoll hosted a delightful lawn party at their Seventeenth Street home in honor of Miss Belle Moteger of Milwaukee. A large young crowd enjoyed an evening of dancing until rain sent guests indoors to Koote hol. Nash Day Corps provided music and refreshments. tickets for an August concert are at local shops.
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Ira
Ape
Harry McCloud
Ast
Tenth Street
Kurpf
Ruth
C. W. Ball Magel
W. R. Stoll
Seventeenth Street
Homor
Mies Belle Moteger
Milwauke
Kootehol
Nash Dey Corps
Lincoln Car to Be Exhibited at St Louis Expo
The Lincoln car, built in 1864 for President Lincoln with iron clad armor, has been in Union Pacific custody for decades. It carried Lincoln's casket in 1866 to Springfield and was shown at Trans Mississippi and Chicago expositions before private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Springfeld
Haseoi
Omaha
Chicago
Everett Tewksbury Accepts Challenge for City Fight
Omaha lightweight boxer Everett Tewksbury arrives by train and accepts via The Leader a challenge from Salt Lake’s Kid Watkins for a bout near the city. Tewksbury, a noted winner, travels with manager Harry Carr and awaits Watkins' whereabouts to arrange the date through The Leader’s sporting editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Tewksbury
Omaha
Kid” Watkins
Salt Lake
Tewksbury
Harry Carr
Watkiners
Leader
Pretty Home Wedding Becomes Cheyenne Nuptials
A Scottish bride Beenie Middieman and Robert Davidson wed at the Nimmo home last evening with Rev. Frank Knopf officiating. Bride’s attendant Alice Boles and Alex Nimmo stood with the groom. The couple begin housekeeping on Ferguson Street and plan a simple reception for about twenty friends. Davidson works at the Capitol Meat Market and the bride traveled from Edinburgh Scotland with Alex Nimmo to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nimmo
Robert Davidson
Beenie Middieman
Frank Knopf
Alice Boles
Alex. Nimmo
New Arrival at Mancwal's: Eight-Pound Girl Born
Mrs. C. W. Gilmore gave birth this afternoon to an eight pound girl. Mother and child are doing well. The event occurred today at Mancwal's with a straightforward report of the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Géo. H. Lickert
Evans Street
Mr. Lickert
Niland
C. W. Gilmore
Warren Mercantile Co Chairs Stock Over 200 Styles
War Ren Mercantile Co reports a new carload of chairs and over 200 distinct rocker styles including parlor and diner chairs. The stock is described as complete for immediate sale and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mercantile CO
Masonic Temple Roof Repaired Under Revived Plan
Sage Contenetor states a dike roof will be placed on the Masonic Temple as part of a revived plan. The project aims to address structural concerns and restore the building’s integrity for future use.
Fragmented OCR Summary of an Undefined Notice
The readable portion hints at a museum related event or notice involving persons and dates but lacks clear names places or actions. This record preserves the unclear fragment for reference in a compact news card format.
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A. E. Roedel
17Th St
Glock
Knight's
West 16Th St
Logan
Cahill Bros
Allegaretti
Gunthers
Keefe Hail
HOS
Longhurst
Ferguson St
H. G. Enders
Grand Union Tea Co
Capitol Avenue
Jno. Fleming
Frank Hammitt
Kansas
Speciale
B. S. Karchmer
West Sixteenth Street
West 17Th St
G. D. Pratt
Sporting Goods
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Gcowhick Dry Goods Co
Thomas Thompson
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Kennedy
Requirum
J. C. Costello
Joe J. Daly
Stephen Bon
W. E. Dinneen
Geo. Lamm
EB. J. Micheau
United States Army
Fort Russell
Dan Wilson
Trump
Wm. Koch
Wilvert
Thhe City
Keefe Hall
Frances Brown
Austin Wilvert
New Railroad Official
City
Tom Gunaton
Bufori
Wm. Shrader
A. W. Bristol
Bear Creek
Thomas Smith
Dale Creek
T. H. O'Reilly
Silver Crown
Charles Kennison
Hartville
Bert Wyland
Rawlings
Miss Sperry
Edith Sperry
Aday
Manewal
Frontier Celebration
Frontier Committee
J. L. Murray
Wind River Reservation
Rawlins
Wadsworth
Jim Washakie
Satriano Band of
Imperial Band of
Second Infantry Band
Fort 1
Nash Drum Corps
Fis City
FF. W. Rovdel’s
Padgett's
Herter Bhop
Golden Rule
W. 17Th St
Ferguson SI
Mancwal
Gogouah
Buchner
John M. Cassidy
Beat Street
Raving Otto
Poriseon
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. F. Miller
G. Corson, Geo. and
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson Street
HAM
Sterling Silver Goode
D. Miller
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Ghevyenne
England & Roeaman
Raspberries
Aliso
Underwood Grocery Co
Thos
Heaney
Tivoli Cape
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