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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
8
Parade Tensions Over Band Refusal Split Cheyenne Groups
A Cheyenne letter to the editor details a dispute over a Decoration Day parade music policy. The U P band refused to play citing union bylaws, prompting criticism from G A R and AN A leaders who warn against anti military sentiment and threaten to rescind support for bands endorsing such opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahar
Uncle Sam
U. P
G. A
Cheyenne
Wyoming
National Union
Nash
Seales
Fishing Season Opens in Colorado Streams
June opens fishing season in Colorado. Anglers from Glenwood Springs and Fort Collins plan trips to Box Elder Creek and other Northern Colorado streams to pursue trout and other species this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Box Elder
Neighbors Provide Life Insurance For Milligan Widow
Mr. Milligan received a $1,000 life insurance payout from the Royal Neighbors after the death of his wife on April 5. The policy, valued at $9,100, was carried by his spouse and is noted in neighborly assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan
Old Scout Drives In After 13 Hour Run From Julesburg
The New York to Portland race car Old Scout driven by Dwight Huss andMilford Wengle arrived in Cheyenne at 10 30 last night after a 144 mile run from Julesburg Neb starting at 8 45 a m. The crew faced mud on Nebraska and Wyoming roads and remain in Cheyenne to overhaul the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portland
Cheyenne
Julesburg
Neb
Oldsmobile
Thomas Myette
Archer
Myette
Dr. Crook
George Nagle
Samuel Carson
J. H. Conway
Old Steady
Nebraska
Old Scout
Dwight Huss
Milford Wengle
Wyoming
Mesers
Huss
Wengle
Chicago
L. J. Ollier
Olds Motor Works
Thomas, Myotte
Messrs
Wengel
James W. Abbott
Public Roads Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Abbott
Omaha
Columbus
Messrs Huff and Wengle
Pércy Mergaret
Bart Stanfield
Sidney
Depot
New Trial Granted for Woman in Horse Creek Cattle Theft
In Laramie May 1 Judge C B Carpenter granted a new trial to Mrs Mary Powell of Horse Creek who was convicted of seven head of cattle theft from Dr C E Stevens. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Her son, tried with her, was acquitted. Powell widow of one victim of the Fom Horn and linked to local disputes, was a key witness in Andrews divorce case last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
C. B. Carpenter
Mary Powell
Horse Creek
C. E. Stevens
Powell
Stevens
Wyoming man loses both arms in train incident
Charles Bunce of Lander Wyoming was severely injured in San Bernardino California when boarding a moving Southern Pacific train. He fell beside the track with both arms across the rail and the wheels amputated one arm below the elbow and the other above the elbow. Bunce owns an orange farm at Redlands and is prominent in Fremont County sheep interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernadino
Cala
Charles Bunce
Lander
Wyo
Southern Pacific
Bunce
Wyoming
Redlands
Marriage Licenses Issued To Three Couples
County Clerk Joe Capill issued marriage licenses to James M. Campbell and Mrs. Pina A. Heisler of Colorado City Colorado, Cole Frank R. Cone of Colorado Springs and Mrs. Jennie Price of Denver, and James Hume and Miss Emma Bustfield of Phillips Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Capill
James M. Campbell
Pina A. Heisler
Colorado City
Cole
Frank R. Cone
Colorado Springs
Jennie Price
Denver
James Hume
Emma Bustfield
Phillips, Wyo
Barron Departs to Take Union Pacific Agency Role
John Fr. Barron left yesterday for Council Bluffs to assume the post of general agent of the Union Pacific. He bade farewell to many friends at the depot while carrying bundles of remembrances and gifts. Brelach succeeded him as local agent, taking over Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fr. Barron
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific
Barron
B, R, Brelach
Decision on 20 percent foreign service pay calculation
The Army and Navy Journal reports a ruling on computing the 20 per cent foreign service increase. Pay is based on the soldier’s total pay including the certificate of merit increase, affecting gunners and expert riflemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Journal
Lane Star Promises Big Boost for Lewis and Clark Exposition
A. A. Gilsson of the Fort Worth and Denver City railway visits Portland and says the Lane Star will send thousands to support the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gilsson
The
Fort Worth
Denver City Railway
Portland
Saye
Lane Star
England to Granite Krag Lodge trip
J A England departs for Granite Krag Lodge 35 miles up Crow Creek with J A Barnes. They will return in a day or two while England stays in the country for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. England
Granite Krag Lodge
Crow Creek
J. A. Barnes
Mr. England
Sheriff Smalley Recovers Local Bicycle Thief
Sheriff EB Smalley went to Greeley yesterday morning and returned last night with the man in charge of stealing G S Walker's Tribune bicycle. The wheel was recovered and returned to Mr Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Smalley
Greeley
G. S. Walker
Tribune
Pickpockets Ramble Through Town Near Fort Russell
A series of small thefts attributed to pickpockets were reported to police. Several incidents occurred on trains that carried Cheyenne residents to Fort Russell on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Charged with raising a check in liquor district string
Thomas W. Cram was arrested on a charge of raising a check given him by Edgar Bolce for four to forty dollars. He made several attempts to cash the paper at saloons but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Cram
Edgar Bolce
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Allied Benjamin @ MAKERS
Max J.meyer
Idelman Block
Ferguson Street
Rank
Vreeland
Ferguson
GRAD
Uating
AND
Sterling Novelties
Murchison Dowelry Co
17Th Street and
Capitol Avenue
Brookhart
U. P. Band
Ume
Mr. Bunce
J. A. Delfelder
Fremont County
G. H. Nagle
F. Miller
Carson
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Johnnie” Barron
Granite
KRAG
Sheriff Smalley
GON Ton Stables
CY Eves
Brussels
Percy Smith
Kelley Mer. Co
Ohenstein Brothers
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