Man Kills Wife and Himself After Elopement Plot
Sheridan, Wyo June 22 Special to The Leader David Green of Clearmont shot and killed his wife Lizzie Wheeler known as Rag Time Liz then killed himself after discovering her elopement plans. Green had forged his father's name on checks earlier and faced a potential trial. His father, a ranchman, was mentioned in reporting.
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Sheridan
Wye
David Green
Clearmont
Green
Lizzie Wheeler
Liz
Naval board studies Lake Michigan wave action
A board of naval officers appointed by the chief engineers to investigate wave action on Lake Michigan harbors assembled in Detroit. Lieut. Col. Bixby of Chicago Major L. H. Beach of Detroit and Major D. D. Gaillard of Washington lead the group. They will tour Ludington Manitowoc Two Rivers and Chicago seeking a practical plan to remedy harbor damage from heavy waves.
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Detroit
Mich
Board of Naval
Lake Michigan
Col. Bixby
Chicago
L. H. Beach
D. D. Gaillard
Washington
Ludington
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Madden Quits Turf As John Madden Sells 62 Yearlings
New York June 22 John E Madden famed horse trainer begins retirement by selling his 62 yearlings to the highest bidders today and tomorrow Domestic troubles are cited as a factor He bred Yankee and Hamburg Futurity winners and runs Hamburg a Kentucky breeding establishment second to none in the country Madden retires from the turf worth more than a million dollars and was associated with William C Whitney
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Madden
New York
John E. Madden
Hamburg
Lexington
William C. Whitney
Roosevelt receives LL D at Williams College commencement
President Roosevelt attended Williams College commencement in Williamstown Massachusetts and received the degree of LL D He addressed the students and exited with Secretary Loeb Surgeon General Rixey and a press representative for Washington He will return to the Capitol due to ongoing peace negotiations between Russia and Japan.
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Williamstown
Mass
Roosevelt
Williams College
Loeb
Rixey
Washington
Oyster Bay
Massachusetts
Russia
Japan
Brown Sues for 60000 in Railway Injury Case
Charles A. Brown, former Union Pacific engineer, sues for 60000 damages claiming a dispatcher’s negligence caused a wreck between Wilkins and Green River that led to the loss of his arm. Judge Powers and Attorney Wilson have completed his deposition in Rawlins Wyoming.
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Rawlins
Wyo
C. W. Powers
T. L. Wilson
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Brown
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Brown
Union Pacific
Wilkins
Green River
Schofield Appointed To Supervise Construction In Laramie
J Knox Taylor supervising architect of the treasury department appoints Hubert C Schofield as superintendent of construction for a government building in Laramie costing 100000 dollars. Schofield to earn 2100 dollars per year and take charge July 16.
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Laramie
Wyo
Four Votes Separate Cheyenne Store Contest Front Runners
Mise McKay leads Miss Mies Heine by four votes in the New York Store popularity contest in Cheyenne. Miss Sorenson and Miss Murray trail closely, within 79 votes, for a free Portland Fair trip, a tailor made suit, and $25 in cash for top finalists.
Stop Paying Rent Offer for Lot and House Payments
A sales notice invites buyers to purchase a lot and have a house built with small monthly payments. The offer directs to call 1808 Eddy Street and mentions evening hours until 8 p.m.
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Eddy Street
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia Cham berlain’s Tablets Endorsement
Mrs S Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years of stomach pains from dyspepsia. Advised by her druggist to try Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets she reports great relief and no further suffering. For sale by A E Roedel.
Tutor from America Becomes King Alfonso’s English Instructor
Ralph L Ray arrived in Madrid to teach King Alfonso English and American ideas. A native of Lancaster Wisconsin he was suggested by a Spanish consul and engaged through a Spanish nobleman. Ray previously ran a Chicago business before taking the private tutor post.
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Madrid
Ralph L. Ray
Alfonso
United States
Wyoming 10 Cent Cigar Sparks Commuter Comfort
A short note promotes patronizing home newspapers and enjoying a Wyoming ten cent cigar for solid comfort while reading. The casual line suggests smokers find solace in familiar local reading material.
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Wyoming
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the Geyser
Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Wyo
Depot Exchange Cafe
Kabis
Gruff
Underwood
Walker & Lee
Capitol Ave
Fagle Bar
Jerry O’keefe
National
Bank of
Dave Green
Wife
Self
Mise McKay
Mies Heine
Termine
Est
Portland Fair
Heins
Miss McKay
Miss Sorenson
Miss Murray
Sadie McKay
Hattie Heins
Anna Sorenson Oon
Ener
Maud Murray
Blanche Hall
Miss McCormick
Gilmore & Russell
Fergueon
Oprician
York
SPORK
India
FEL
Eiffel Brand
ORS, Worth &c
Pac
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