Paralyzed Woman Stricken at First Presbyterian Service
Mrs. Miller of 41 East Twenty fifth Street suffered a complete stroke during a church service at First Presbyterian. She remains in critical condition with little chance of recovery and may never speak or walk again if she survives. Her daughter Mrs. Harris was present, and Mrs. Hannan, wife of a Telluride snow slide victim, is employed at the Olden Rule store.
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First Presbyterian Church
Miller
East Twenty-five
J. A. van Orsdel
Hannan
Olden Rule
Largest Wyoming GOP convention to be held in Rawlins
Wyoming prepares for its largest state convention in Rawlins on the 15th and 16th with Republican leaders from all counties. United States Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver of Iowa will deliver the principal address at the ratification meeting, drawing crowds from far distances for his famed oratory.
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Wyoming
Rawlins
United States
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver
Iowa
Indians Defeat Rock Springs To Retain Wyoming Title
Yesterday afternoon the Indians beat Rock Springs 2 to 1 in a decisive third game to stay champions of Wyoming. The Pappooses had failed 4 to 3 in the opening game, then won 2 to 1 in Saturday’s contest, and secured the series with the 2 to 1 victory. The box score shows Indians 60402010 0 1 0, Rock Spgs 142000000 0 7 9.
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Rock Springs
Wyoming
Pappooses
New Corporations Formed In State Records
The Bamberger DeLamar Gold Mines company is incorporated to operate in Wyoming and Nevada with 5,000,000 capital stock. The Hoosier Dyke Mining company is formed with 15,000 capital to operate at Lam aile. The Standard Oil Gas and Coal company is registered to operate in Colorado and Wyoming with 26,000 capital stock.
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Bamberger-DeLamar Gold Mines Company
Wyoming
Nevada
Hoosier Dyke Mining Company
Lamaile
Standard Oil, Gas and Coal Company
Colorado
Equalization Committee to Hear 1902 Assessments in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne City Clerk announces the 1902 equalization committee will meet at City Hall on Thursday July 10 1902 at 10 oclock AM for hearing complaints and objections to the assessment roll. Aggrieved residents may file objections with the City Clerk or present them at the meeting.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Committee of Equalization
Union Pacific Strike Grows as Non-Union Workers Enter Omaha
The Omaha Bee reports a deepening strike at Union Pacific shops now around 225 workers, with total strikers near 1,400 if all join. Blacksmiths and helpers refused to work over piece work terms while bricklayers balked at non-union arrivals. Car builders face possible action after talks with Superintendent McKeen and General Manager Dickinson.
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Omaha
Omaha Bee
Union Pacific
Slocum
Moline
Armstrong
Kanas
Chicago
CAR Builders Next
McKeen
Dickinson
Shopa
Evanston
Stewart
Denver
Evanston Machinists Join Strike Amid Quiet Week
Twelve Evanston machinists defy work to back the union, with three more expected to quit and three apprentices called to strike. In Rawlins two stayers join the walkout, and two engines were moved into service after repairs. Officials Dickinson McKeen and Stewart assess the situation with Denver and Omaha meetings pending.
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Evanston
Wyo
Webster
Union Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Round House
Central Pacific
Rawlins
Hurt in Runaway with Fort Russell Teamster
Sam G. Asher, a well known teamster at Fort Russell who drives the market wagon to this city, was injured this morning at 8 15. He was driving four mules when they bolted and threw him at the corner of Twentieth and O Neill streets. He was taken to the county hospital by a wagon, where Dr Johnston attended. Lacerations to scalp and face were severe but no bones were broken. The shock will lay him up for some time.
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Sam G. Asher
Fort Russell
Asher
Twentieth
O'Neil
Johnston
Mr. Asher
Two Men Sentenced to Hang in County Jails
Two men in the state face hanging sentences, J. P. Walters in Bagin City and James Keffer in Lander, as a daughter is born to Mrs. W. L. Dreser of the Golden Rule state with mother and child reported doing well.
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J. P. Walters
Bagin City
James Keffer
Lander
W. L. Dreser
Golden Rule State
Hla Morning
Elks Home Construction Bids Opened
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the office of Architect DuBois opened bids for the new Elks home per DuBois plans and specs. Birney Sage was lowest bidder and likely to receive the contract soon. Bids were submitted to the building committee for review.
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DuBois
Elks
Birney Sage
Mysterious Poison Case Of Silas Stephens In Casper Hotel
Silas Stephens of Casper Wyoming lies dying at county hospital after registering at the Normandie hotel and collapsing from an apparent overdose. Authorities probe a possible accidental poisoning amid a background of gambling rumors and wealth from eastern relatives.
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Silas Stephens
Casper
Wyo
Stephens
Normandie
East
Wyoming
Snow and Sleet Batter Evanston In July Storm
A Saturday dispatch from Evanston reports a severe July storm that began Wednesday night and shows little sign of abatement. Snow and sleet fell most of the day with thunder and lightning. weather moderated but no major snow accumulation occurred. stock unaffected due to mild conditions.
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Evanston
Graham Wins Twenty Round Fight at Doug las Fourth
The twenty round contest at Douglas on the Fourth saw Jack Graham defeat Dummy Rowan. Rowan failed to come to time in the sixteenth and seventeenth rounds. The purse totaled $404.
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Douglas
Dummy Rowan
Jack Graham
Graham
Rowan
Postmaster Appointed at Elk Mountain Wyoming
John Wick named post master at Elk Mountain in Carbon county replacing K M Moerke removed due to vacancy. Captain Omann to transfer for wife’s ill health and depart with his family for eight months in Indiana. On return he will install successor D Miller. 1709 Ferguson St. Accurate adjusting and watch re-
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John Wick
Elk Mountain
Carbon County
Wyoming
K. M. Moerke
Omann
Indiana
D. Miller
Ferguson St
Fourth of July Accidents Hospitalize Several in Laramie
Reports from Laramie recount four serious Fourth of July accidents. Misa Kate Putton was thrown from a carriage and a hat pin nearly pierced her scalp but did not reach the brain. Fred Geisler suffered a thigh flesh wound from a pistol discharge. Hermie Langheldt badly lacerated his hand and sustained facial injuries from a giant firecracker explosion. Additional minor injuries were noted.
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Laramie
Misa Kate Putton
Fred Geisler
Hermie Langheldt
Fourth of July Accident Affects Hartville Worker
R C Johnston a car repairer for Colorado Fuel and Iron at Hartville Junction was brought to the city and then to the Pueblo company hospital after a giant firecracker exploded in his hand during celebrations. The blast mangled his hand tore off a finger and injured his eye and face. doctors fear he may not recover. The Natrona county district court in Casper opens tomorrow with nine criminal cases including murder in the first degree against Charles Walker. George Marquette of Marquette Wisconsin has pension raised to $12 monthly. Creamery advertises sweet cream cottage cheese and buttermilk at 613 West Seventeenth Street.
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R. C. Johnston
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Hartville Junction
Pueblo
Secon
District Court of
Natrona County
Casper
Charles Walker
License to Wed for Frank W. Abbott and Miss Mollie Hood
A marriage license was issued today by the county clerk to Frank W. Abbott and Miss Mollie Hood, both of Guernsey Wyoming. They will be married at Guernsey.
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Frank W. Abott
Misa Mollie Hood
Guernsey
Wyo
Indians Return from Rock Springs Trip
The Indians arrived home this afternoon from Rock Springs and are in good condition. They will rest quietly there and league play starts next week. The Green River game was canceled and the Ogden trip abandoned. Rock Springs scheduled two return games in this city on July 26 and 27.
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Rock Springs
Green River
Ogden
Bloodiest Clerks and Operators Game Ends in Operators Victory
Yesterday afternoon the Clerks and Operators met on Gory Field with the Operators winning nine to two hundred forty six. Pred Horn suffered facial bruises after a collision with the Clerks pitcher. Will Sullivan cracked Horn’s jaw with a line drive. Horn continued playing despite injuries. An Examining Board headed by Engineer Parley Mathison departed to Grand Talend to join the Union Pacific panel, aiming to reach Wyoming by late August. Strawberries advertised at the Washington Market with three boxes for 1 coat?
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MMN
Parley Mathison
Grand Talend
Union Pacific
Wyoming
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GEO. W. Sneider
Alen Fernbull
Mortician
A. E. Roedel
Pharmagy
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West 17Th Street
Knight
West Sixteenth St
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
Presbyterian Church
Dolliver
Will
E. A. Abry
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
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Ranke
Elks Contract
Bo, Gnamhay Se
J. W
Grimes & Warren
Baratow
Heake
Buford
Miss Buchanan
Buchanan
George Marquette
Marquette
Wryo
Excelsior Creamery
West Seventeenth Street
Angie
Havana
West Win
Lily OF Luzon
Speciosa Arcadia
Castile
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. E. Miller
Corson
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson, Street
Rock Springs Coming
Gory Field
Washington
Logan
Crescents
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearns
Oclevelands
Nationals
Pierce Spring Forks
St. L. P. House
STAR
Horse Shoe
Spearhead
Standard Navy Old Peach & Honey
J. T. Tobacco
Grainger Cycle Co
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
West 16Th Street
Riner & Schnitger
Rock Springs and Nut
David Miller
Lewel
Ferguse
Hood River
E. S. Johnston
Buechner & Son
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