Thrilling Escape After Union Pacific Train Crash
At 6 oclock this morning the Fast Mail No. 101 struck a C and S engine near a Crow Creek bridge, derailing a mail car. Engineer McNulty and Fireman Reynolds escaped with minor injuries as the C and S engine was driven 200 feet and the Union Pacific engine sustained little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
Reynolde
Union Pacific
Foat Mall
Light Co
William McNulty
Reynolds
Crow Creek
Round House
Wilmott
Talbot
Young People Wed Johnson Linn Nuptials Last Night
Miss Emma Josephine Linn and Mr August Johnson were wed at the bride’s mother's home on East Twentieth Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev Berquist. Tilie Linn served as bridesmaid and Emily Johnson as best man. A wedding supper followed. They will reside at 115 East Seventeenth Street. Linn is a Cheyenne girl with many friends. Johnson is a carpenter for B M Sage. The Leader offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Twentieth Street
Emma Josephine ‘Linn
August Johnson
Berquist
Tillie Lin
Emily Johnson
East Seventeenth Street
Miss Linn
B. MH. Sage
Bigamous twist thwarts Cheyenne marriage attempt
James R Marsden, a Kansas City merchant, traveled with Lena Tindall Gray to Cheyenne to wed Mrs Lena Gray, wife of John M Gray. A telegram from Marsden’s brother revealed Lena Gray’s existing marriage, stopping the wedding and prompting Marsden to leave for Denver and Mrs Gray to return east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Marsden
Jenny M. Gray
Kansas City
Léna
John M. Gray
Marsden
Misa Lena Tindall
East
Cheyenne
Hargraves-Moses Nuptials at Rawhide Buttes
Today Henry B Hargraves wed Miss Blanche Moses at Rawhide Buttes in a romance tied to the Hargrave cattle business. The Eastern bride joined the western ranch life after a visit, making the union a noted match in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Hargraves
Blanche Moses
Marrage
Rawhide Buttes
John Hargraves
Hargrave Ranch
Postmaster Nominee for Grand Encampment Named
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate yesterday the nomination of E. B. Drury as postmaster at Grand Encampment. A deputy sheriff from Thermopolis, Cameron, shot two weeks ago, was erroneously reported dead but is alive and likely to recover. Fred Stid is identified as the shooter.
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Senate
Roosevelt
E. 8. Drury
Grand
Cameron
Thermopolis
Arbval
Fred Stid
Amoretti Bank Robbed in Bridger Mont Heist
Amoretti Bank, called Barclay and Co., in Bridger Montana, was robbed. The owner, a Wyoming man named Amoretti, operates banks at Sheridan and Lander. Police investigation underway with no arrests reported.
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Amoretti
Bank of Amoretti
Barclay & Co
Bridger
Mont
Wyoming
Sheridan and Lander
Adkins Acquitted in Lander Larceny Case
The case of J. H. Adkins was tried at Lander last week where Adkins was acquitted of larceny. He was charged with selling hay and grain belonging to the Utah and Nevada Express company while acting as their agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Adkins
Lander
Adkins
Utal and
Nevada Express Company
Overcoat Promotion at Daiber's
Daiber's advertises an overcoat sale promising warmth and style to shoppers. The notice emphasizes clothing availability and fashion appeal from the retailer.
Fortuna Card Club Hosts Evening of Cards and Refreshments
The Fortuna Card club met at the home of Mr and Mrs P Cook for a pleasant evening. Dainty refreshments were served. Mr T T Tynan and Leroy Grant won the honors at cards while Mrs John McCabe and Sam Harhart received the booby prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortuna Card Club
P. Cook
T. T. Tynan
Leroy Grant
John McCabe
Sam Harhart
Railroading Advances Seen in Union Pacific System
A comparison shows UP and linked lines reduced locomotive counts by about 5.4 percent last year while locomotive capacity rose by 9.4 percent. The Oregon Short Line and Navigation Company is noted in the same trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line and Navigation Company
Moving Pictures at Durant's Masquerade Ball Feature
Durant hosts its annual masquerade ball with a novel feature before the dance. Keefe Hall sets the scene for a moving picture presentation and a musical interlude as part of the evening on December 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Keefe Hall
Delay Action on Poor House Construction
County commissioners postpone decision on building a county poor house at this session and plan to consider the matter at the next meeting.
Up to Date Neckwear at W F Daiber & Bro
Local retailer W F Daiber and Company promotes the Lander with a promise of endless neckwear variety and reliable customer service. The ad highlights broad selection and satisfaction for shoppers seeking current fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Grand Reception Marks Inauguration Day in State Capitol
Public ball to be held in both ends of the capitol building as state officers take oaths of office before the chief justice. Governor Richards and other officers will host an open house with refreshments. Dancing and music expected as the four year administration begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Richards
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Def
German Lutheran minister to unite Cohn and Stegenan tonight
Rev F Brommer of the German Lutheran church will wed George Cohn and Miss Mary Stegenan at the bride’s home on East Seventeenth Street. Few friends will witness the ceremony as the couple plans to begin housekeeping in the city. The bride recently moved to Cheyenne and has made many friends. the groom is a popular bartender at the Schmitts Saloon on Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brommer
George Cohn
Mary Stegenan
East Seventeenth Street
Cheyene
Schmitt
Seventeenth Street
Local notes and society items from Cheyenne Tribune
Mr and Mrs Charles D Carey left yesterday for Careyhurst. Lee Bristol returned from Hartville Junction on business. Co E Linn to Laramie after wedding of his sister. J Roy Calvin leaves for Pittsburg to run a hardware store. Mrs W H Butler and children from Denver head to Douglas to reside. Mrs Edward MacKinley returns to Denver. Sam McMillan goes to Laramie for exhibitions. Judge Becker unites Charles King and Amelia Headen in marriage. The Butchers host first annual dance at Tusner hall tonight. Freddie Bray dies of pneumonia at 8 months. Birth of a son to Mrs Burt Fattes. Pattee the brakeman becomes a father. Troop A and Company E military ball features a gun and saber drill. Cheyenne Tribune reports cattle death story denied by local railroad officials.
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Charles D. Carey
Careyhurst
Lee Bristol
Hartville Junction
Co. E. Linn
Laramie
J. Roy Calvin
Pittsburg
W. H. Butler
Denver
Butler
Douglas
Edward MacKinley
Misa Shields
The
Irrigation Bureau
President Nominates Justices and Officials for Senate
The president submitted nominations to the senate including Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes for associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Francis M Wright for a court post John T Howell for circuit judge in Hawaii United States Army A H Bethel for a district post James F Smith of California for the Philippine commission and secretary of public instruction for the Philippine government Postmasters include Drury for Encampment and related items at the Expositor.
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Washington
Senate
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United Statew
Francis M. Wright
Uitpols
Court of
James F. Smith
California
Philippine Coumolation
Secretary of Public Instruction
Philippine Dalands
Drury
Startling Evidence in Murphy Case Draws Casper Jury
Testimony from Thomas J. Hicks links J B Okie to the mob that attacked the Kassahn wagon near Casper. Hicks describes Murphy leading the assault with a party including Filmer Roe Edgerton Griffith Winnie Martin and Hicks themselves. Kassahn died from a gunshot after the wagon was fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
J. B. Okie
Patty— Murphy
Casper Ie
Murphy
Casper
Thomas J. Hicka
Fritz Kassahn
Kassahn
Ferrin
Adams
Hicks
Okie Pens
Kassahn Camp
J. B.okle
Filmer Roe
W. F. Edgerton
William Griffith
Fred Winnie
Harry Martin
van Ferris
Kassabo
Murray
Kaseabn
Germans Attend Funeral For Tailor Charlies Stabler
Charlies Stabler a city tailor and member of the Mannerchor society died yesterday. A large number of Germans will attend the funeral tomorrow with Rev. C. J. Tingley officiating. The section notes slow progress on a local telephone exchange project and ongoing snow disruption at Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Stabler
Old Mannerchor Society
C. J., Tingley
Accused Wheel Theft Pair Face Separate Trials
This afternoon Neil yen colored faces trial in district court for bicycle theft after a verdict yesterday on another bicycle case. Allie Rollins, charged as an accomplice, was acquitted by a jury after a 10:25 start. Ulrich and Bolln’s cattle theft case was continued to the next term. A new $100000 public building site in Laramie was chosen on Third and Thornburg, owned by Jesse Converse, with $8000 paid. Troop A and Company B will hold a drill and dance at Keefe hall Friday night, December Sun, 8:30 pm, tickets 50 cents, ladies free. Judge Potter will speak at Memorial exercises in Laramie on Sunday for three deceased Lodge members.
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Neil Yencolored
Washington
Alfie “Rollins
Trian of
Fred Hofmann
Preas
Allie Rollins
Rollins
Ulrich and Bolln
Laramie
Third
Thornburg Streets
Jesse Converse
Troop A
Company
Keefe Hall
Nagel
Judge Potter
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Onfactioneries
Knight's
West Sixteenth St
Logan
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Watson & Son
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NEW Model Bakery
Sixteenth Street
Schweickert’s Hardware Store
B. S. Karchmer
West Sixteenth Street
Union Pacific Fast Mail
Rawlins
Wyo
Johnson-Linn
James R. Mareden
Mia
Kemeas City
Hargraves
Moses
Churchill
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Charles Walter
Belgo-American Drilling Trust
London
Salt Wells
Walter
Agent Adkins
Daiber's
Capital Avenue
Cowkick Dry Goods
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MecMillian
Sam McMillan
Colorado
Sam Becker
Charles H. King
Amelia A. Headen
Longmont
Colo
Tusner Hall
Freddie
John Bray
West Twenty-ninth Street
Houge
Pattee
Burt Fattes
Mr. Pattee
Company E
Cheyenne Tribune
Beckwith
County
Laramle Nepublican
C. T. Johnson
Office of Irrigation Investigations
Missouri
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Keefe Hal
Coats
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Ofice
Chamberlain
New Music
Naxel
Vance
Rawlins, Wye
Ao Fel
Wandylog
Leva
Orling
M. W
Camp Mo
A. O. UW
J. B. Conway
Karcemer
Woeetith Street
Gaibeas
Neil Washington
Buechner
Sia
Excelsior Creamery
FF. Vaughn
Prop
Harry Sumption & Co
W. 47Am BA
Caplin
Asc
Asc Y
Russia
Wm.myers&co
Jewel
David Miller
Ferguson Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hawes
Florsheim
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas
Miller
Union Mercantile Co
Rion
Werd Buechner & Son
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Underwood Grocery
17Th St
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