Rally Round the Flag Boys at Veterans Parade
Crowds line streets for a grand veteran march with cheers and waving handkerchiefs. Old soldiers sing war songs like John Brown's Body and Marching Through Georgia as the camp fire program entertains the crowd. Senator Warren praises cordial bonds between blue and gray veterans and notes four Confederate veterans on the Senate military committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atch Alrs
John Brown
Georgia
Hoosevelt
Cheyenne
Warren
Grand Army
Congress
United States Senate
Bons of Veterans Impress with Drum Corps Finale
The Bons of Veterans delivered well received ad drenees and closed with one of Cook's drum corps grand selections alongside a bugle call, ending the proceedings on a strong musical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Doings Today From the Grand Army Encampment
This morning the G A IL Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R Circle held official meetings at Keefe hall with Commander Huff presiding. Membership stands at 2 614 a 188 gain. funds total 1 992 74. A tax cut failed while a civil service preference for veterans passed. This afternoon an excursion to Fort Russell sails with Cook's drum corps. this evening a grand reception and ball at Keefe hall for veterans and guests, not open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Slack
Committee of Arrangements
Cook
Drum Corpa
Chatterton
Grand Army Véterana
Wyoming
Unte
Grand Army
Brewster
Georgia
G. A. IL
Woman's Relief Corps
Keefe Hall
Huff
Cheyenne & Northern Special
Fort Russell
Helief Corps
G. A. RB
Veterana
Keefe
Third G A R Encampment Held in Cheyenne Revisited
The third G A R department encampment in Cheyenne recalls 1886 and later reunions. Veterans camped on boulevards with tents and fires, a sham battle drew up to 10 000 spectators, and Keefe hall replaced earlier structures as the era moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
John F. Reynolds
Keefe Hall
G. A
James the machinist gets two year sentence
From Rawlins News A eight, James the machinist brought back from Omaha for breaking into Mrs Perrin's rooms received a two year sentence. Joe Cheesbrough, for horse stealing, got one year. W B Meyer fined $150 for selling whisky without a license. Switchman Lucos presented with a boy and girl by his wife. Mia Long died after lingering illness. Public notices and local ads follow in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Omaha
Geo. Perrin
Joe Cheesbrough
W. B. Meyer
Lucos
Mia
Officers elected by Sons of Veterans in Colorado Wyoming division
The Sons of Veterans choose officers for the Colorado Wyoming division at the eighteenth encampment. W. W. Ban Weaver is Commander. J. Lenox Pagowa Springs Senior VP. KR. R. Looper Fort Collins Junior VP. Lathrop M. Taylor Fort Collins, B. L. Haimain Denver, and Chas McClintock Denver named division council. Peterman Fort Solina and FLA Whitney Denver named delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone of Veterans
Colorado
Wyoming
Annie
W. W. Ban
Weaver
Cato
J. ©. Lenox
Pagowa Springs
Colo
KR. R. Looper
Fort Collins
Lathrop M. Taylor
Fort Collin
B. L. Haimain
Denver
Chas
McClintock
Peterman
Fort Sollina
The Horn Case Update from The Leader
No late developments in the Tom Horn case. Briefs in the state supreme court have been extended to July 1, with a likely argument in July. Horn remains in jail and is described as cheerful given his circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Horn
Supreme Court of
Omark
Horn
Marriage Licenses Granted by County Clerk Cahill
County Clerk Cahill issued licenses to Charles N Rowe and Blanche M Jones of Denver Colorado and Fred Freese and Ollie King of Cheyenne. Calls for licenses are rising as the busy marriage season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Charles N. Rowe
Blanche M. Jones
Denver
Colo
Fred Freese
Ollie King
Cheyenne
City Editor Takes Vacation and Officials Report Fire
City editor George H Wvane cnty editor Mra Kivane slater Mins Lora Rogers left for Shelbina Mo visiting Fivana parents and will tour St Lowes and Kansas City. Big fire in Goldfield Colo destroyed stock apd caused about 3500 loss with contents and two other buildings burned. total losses may reach 15000. Colonel James Innman in city for O A B encampment received no home fire word. Fire cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wvane
Cnty
the Lander
Mra
Kivane
Slater
Lora Rogers
Shelbina
Mra Fivana
St. Lowes
Kansas City
Goldfield
Cols
James Innman
Colo
Harrison & Ault
Butters & Smith
Court Delays As July Term Awaits Pending Cases
The district court had no business today though substantial matters await maturity under the law. Cases must come to issue before action can be taken, and the July term remains in existence while there is reachable business to be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe
Tron Mountain
Iron Mountain
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Grand Union Tea Co
Tra
GALL
Capitol Avenue
JNO
Fleming
Brownie
A. E. Roedel
Rok Pharmacy
Knight's
West 16Th St
Logan
Opposte Postoffice
Cahill Bros
Allegaretti
Gunthers
Thos. Longhurst
Jwers
Union
Ferguson
H. G. Enderg
Buechner
Bacycle
Princeon
Tribune
Stearns
Monarch
Wolff
American and Leclede
Oxfords
ML. House
Hody AY Union Dye Works
Relief Corps
G. A. Ocircle
Cavalry
Gettysburg
Miss Buchanan
Vieuxtempo
Gibson Clark
Virginia
Republic
Jinige Gibson Clark
Army of Virginia
Holl
Bohn
Leadville
Saosin
Chey Cane
J. W. Huff
Victor, Colo
Mineo
Teehee
Golden Rule
Rawlins
Hay
Mey
Sons OF Veterans
Horn Case
Sella & Downs
Cheyenne Eagles
Denver Aeria
Thos
Longhurst
Weat
Sixteenth Street
District Court
Eos
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Cowcick Dry Goods Co
Cowhick Dry Goods Company
Sheree Ned
Chidoen
Ford
Lediew
Coxferua Shh
Mee
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. F. Miller
Corbon. Gev
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson Street
Loredyt
Hart
Schaffner 2
MARX
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
John Harrington
Gorham
D. Miller
E. S. Johnston
W. 17Th Street
Williams & Myers
West 17Th Street
Heaney
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
England & Reasman, Proprivtore
Underwood Grocery Co
17Th St
Tivoli Cafe
Pasally
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