Atlas Personal Adverts for Week of August 10 At Atlas
The column lists Atlas Orchestra Overture Late Film Creations and performances by Prof C B Roberts with trained rats Fonesca The Mexican Acrobat Miss Edio Jesson in pictured melody Ver Valin ventriloquist Burlesque acts and Prof J B Dunn with Atlas cope in Edison and Pathe Freres Creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Orchestra
C. BE. Roberts
Fonesca
Edio Jesson
Ver Valin
J. BE. Dunn
Atlascope
Hdison
Pathe Frerae
Laugh in the House Built for Laughter
Changes at the Atlas featuring pictures songs and a partial change of acts run the rest of the week. Aztec acrobats Ver Valin the ventriloquist and Professor Roberts with trained rats appear for two more days. Exhaust fans promise pura atmosphere and comfort with popular prices. See amusement column for cast.
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Atlas of Pictures
Ver Valin
Professor Roberts
Old World Styles and New World Backwardness Highlighted
The report notes officials in Portugal drawing salaries twenty years in advance and criticizes such practices as backward. It states Grover Cleveland’s estate is valued at 250000, arguing it pales beside party enemies from 1894 onward. It mentions a New Jersey city physician who bans six beers per man, debating whether that means schooners or kegs. It warns of rising race death fears tied to the Quebec celebration and notes the Prince of Wales wearing an unavailable hat, vexing local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
New World
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Taft Bryan invitations to G A R encampment coverage
Toledo invites Taft and Bryan to attend the G A R encampment in early September. An executive committee meeting extended invitations to the candidates for the event. Local notices advertise travel and accommodations for the attendees. The item notes rivalry and political interest in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tapt
Toledo
H. Taft
Wm. J. Bryan
First White Child Born Honored by Frontier Days Invitation
Frontier Days may invite Mrs. W. Gregory of Fort Collins to attend the August 21 and 22 celebration as guest of the committee. Gregory was Cheyenne’s first white child born, to J. D. Manderville and Mrs Manderville at Camp Carlin era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Committee
W. Gregory
Fort Collina
Colo
Cheyenne
Manderville
Camp Carlin
Funeral of Mrs. R. L. Harris Yesterday
The funeral for Mrs. Robert L. Harris was held at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 2 30 pm Thursday with Easter themes and a white flower adorned chancel. Rev. Arnold Bode and Archdeacon Schofield conducted the service with active pallbearers Luke Voorhees Claude Draper James H. Walton Griffin Cochran Fred Hoel A. E B. Rovdel and honorary pallbearers J. M. Carey General Randall V. K. Hart Gibson Clark R. N. Matson and A. Fl. Marble. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery among flowers by Sunegae members. The Rev. Mr. Harris’s three weeks old daughter was baptized that evening by Archdeacon Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Harris
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Sunegae
Cheyenne theater to resume cameraphone show with new machines
Management reports no damage to machines in transit and closes for the week. New machines on express have been ordered and will bring a Cameraphone show to Cheyenne first at Capitol Avenue theater beginning Monday August 17, 20¢ and 26e. The act has drawn large crowds in Denver New York Chicago and other major venues. Little Loren asks if clouds will ever be fit to use again after rain.
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Express
Cheyenne
Denver
Tabor Grand Opera House
Grand Opera House
New York
Auditorium
Chicago
Capitol Avenue Theater
Loren
Society Notes Highlight Cheyenne Ladies and Local Gatherings
Mrs HL BL Henderson and Mrs Gibson Clark are among residents reporting California and eastern visits. Cheyenne hosts include G A R Circle, Presbyterian ladies, and Women’s club book distribution. Kensington tea hosts, card teas, and Industrial club dinners feature pink decor, flowers, and souvenirs for guests from Salt Lake City to St. Louis. Mrs Jackson plans next club gathering in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Curtis Templin
East
James Wallace
Philadelphia
Industrial Club
J. F. Jenkins
Mesdames Schiele
Iver Johnson
Augustus Buechner
Idelman
H. E. Buechner
Charles Buechner
Pruitt
Salt Lake City
August Buechner
Wolcott
Haas
Altman
Spaulding
McCabe
Arthur Myers
Thomas A. Cosgriff
Astors
John B. Cosgriff
Miss Kirwin
Mesdames Jackson
Hainsworth
Sigler
Taylor
Sumption
Roseboom
Christianson
Stuart
Hood
Richardson
Lister
Prosper
Tseudy
Sadie
Fannie O'Hare
Mesdames Dunn
Spergerson
Hansen
Laughlin
Kind Treatment For Boy Arrested Here
Bill Peterson a 15 year old from a ranch east of Orin Jaiictson was arrested on suspicion of running away from home. He admitted leaving without his mother's consent but refused to accept blame, impressing police with his story and receiving kind treatment at Officer Artist's home after being provided clothing and quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Peterson
Orin
Incident case postponement in Cheyenne court
The incident case involving Paul Foster, a colored man, is postponed to August 21 and will be called in the police court. Foster is on a liberty under bond. Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as good for children and sold by A. E B. Roedel. Frontier ties shown at Richard & Re Phael's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Foster
Weat Cheyenne
Foster
Frontier
Richard & Re Phael's
Luxus
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Indian Territory
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Price Inc
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Miller
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Gregory
R. L. Harris
HL. BL Henderson
NR. A. Gray
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Boechner Jewelry CO
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United States Depository
Conservative Management
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