Mrs Clarice Lovett Wed To J B Oakie After Divorce
In Cheyenne district court Mrs Clarice B Lovett was granted a divorce from Herbert G Lovett on desertion grounds. She then wed J B Oakie the Lost Cabin Wyoming flockmaster at the Methodist parsonage with witnesses present. Oakie, a prominent rancher, had been divorced from his first wife about a year earlier.
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Clarice B. Lovett
Wyoming
Herbert G. Lovett
E. M. Norton
Wheatland
Oakie
Cheyenne
Casper
H. G. Lovett
Casper Exchange
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Wheatland Exchange
Oakle
Lost Cabin
Fremont County
Lovett
Guilty and acquittals in western land fraud case
In Washington the criminal court found Frederick A. Hyde and John A. Benson guilty on some counts while Henry P. Dimond and Jogst H. Schneider were acquitted on all counts. The jury deliberated about seventy five hours. Benson and Dimond were released. Hyde and Schneider remained in bail adjustments at two and twelve thousand five hundred dollars respectively.
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Washington, D. C
Frederick A. Hyde
Jogst H. Schneider
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Benson
Far West
Dimond
Hyde
Schneider
Count de Castellane Seeks Custody Amid Gould Marriage
Paris reports the divorce husband Count Bont de Castellane plans to pursue custody of the Castellane children after Mme Gould and Mrs Susan wed. The lawyer hints at possible actions to prevent the Gould Susan marriage from taking place.
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Paris
Bont de Castellane
Mme. Gould
Castellane
Gould-Susan
Ellis Comes to Rescue and Criticism Hits Chicago Convention
Columbus June 22 Attorney General Wade Bile returned from Cincinnati and prepared a statement responding to William J. Bryan and others who attack the Chicago convention. They claim the platform retreats from the president on major public issues.
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Ellis
Columbus
Wade Bile
Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Delayed Elbert Delegation Returns After Wreck
A Cheyenne Industrial club delegation of thirty visited Egbert in the dry farming district east of the city to meet Wyominngites building a city. A wreck east of Egbert halted train service delaying their planned return until after press time. The visitors were warmly hosted by Egbert residents and later several arrived back in Cheyenne on a special train reporting a royal reception.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Egbert
Bartlett
Curtis Templin
Gus Buechner
E. T. Vaughan
Bert Gleason
J. F. Jenkins
William Barnett
A.H. Beach
John T. Burns
Fred Hoel
J. W. Hammond
B. H. Pelton
Republican campaign book to be released early this year
Washington dispatch reports the Republican campaign book will be issued unusually early, likely about six weeks sooner than four years ago, with June 22 noted as the filing date. The advance timing suggests a faster rollout for party materials this cycle.
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Manila
Katipunan Society
Washington, D. C
Republican Congress
Wind Driven Freight Car Causes Wreck at Chappell
A wind propelled freight car derailed and struck Union Pacific No. 61 near Chappell Nebraska, blocking the main line and delaying traffic until morning. The freight crew escaped injury as wreck crews worked to clear a temporary track around the tangled engine and cars.
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Union Pacific
Boreas
Chappell
Cheyenne
Iland
Overland Limited No
Denver
Julesburg
North Platte
Cheyenne Defendants Released On Own Recognition
In district court yesterday arguments on the demurrers to Informations charging violation of the anti gambling law were heard. Judge Matson released the Cheyenne defendants on their own recognizance pending further proceedings. General Hugo Donzelman represented the defendants and Public Prosecutor Clyde M Watts argued for the state.
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Hugo Donzelman
Clyde M. Watts
Matson
French and Chinese Clash Near Bangmon
Saigon reports a June 19 engagement between a French force and Chinese reformers at Bangmon. Details of the fight are not yet known.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Bangmon
Lost pouch turns up with light on mystery
Kansas City June 22 The registered mail pouch containing 50000 in money and 100000 in diamonds stolen from a mall car at Union Station June 6 was found by a Rock Island crew in Kansas City Kansas. The pouch held jewelry but four empty envelopes showed money was taken. The theft remains mysterious.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Rock Island
Kan
Los Angeles
New York
Frisco Banker Guilty of Big Theft
Walter J. Bartnett former vice president of the suspended California Safe Deposit and Trust company and administrator of the Colton estate was found guilty of embezzling securities and bonds valued at 21 700. The jury deliberated under fifteen minutes and recommended mercy. Sentence set for June 30.
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San Francisco
Cal
Walter J. Bartnett
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Ellen M. Colton
Bartnett
Big Guns In Sham Fight Over New York Defense Drills
No further deaths are reported after a series of land and sea maneuvers by the national guard last week. Three men died in an explosion and hundreds were overcome by heat and fatigue during the staged battles in which heavy coast defense guns were employed.
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New York
National Guard
Three Rivers Swept by Conflagration in Quebec Fire
A fast moving fire in Three Rivers Quebec on June 22 destroyed most of the lower town including the business district. Over 300 buildings burned as flames spread through narrow streets aided by high wind. Thousands of troops and special trains from Montreal aided firefighters. numerous churches and historic structures were lost with damage likely exceeding a million dollars. No lives reported.
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Three Rivers
Quebec
Sixth Military District
Montreal
Mfe
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Tuesday and Wednesday
Forecast for Wyoming shows generally fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer on Wednesday. Local data report a high of 72 and a low of 49 with about 0.04 inches of precipitation.
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Washington
PD. C
Wyoming
Palmer
Sherman Wellman: Bryan Johnson ticket could sweep nation
Walter Wellman of the Chicago Record-Herald predicts Republican defeat from the Sherman vice presidential nomination. He argues the choice pleases Roosevelt foes and would hinder western support, while boosting Bryan and Johnson against Taft and Sherman. He criticizes party factions and the New York contingent for maneuvering to sink progressive candidates.
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Chicago
Walter Wellman
The
Chicago Record-Herald
Sherman
Bryan
Johnson
Roosevelt
Cannon
Washington
United States
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Taft
Denver
Dolliver
Cummins
Hughes
Tim Woodruff
Tim
Jim” Sherman
Odell
Uncle Joe
Jim
Pwn
Beveridge
New York
Chester Arthur
White House
Himsell
Minnesota Tornado Causes Heavy Loss Across Steele County
A Saturday afternoon storm hit Clark's Grove and Ellendale in Steele County Minnesota. An elevator was shattered and twenty seven barns leveled at Clark's Grove with numerous cattle killed. Ellendale saw extensive frame-building damage and near total destruction of structures. Crop losses in Steele County total about 150000 dollars with town property losses around 100000 dollars.
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Owatonna
Minn
Clark's Grove
Ellendale
Steele
Steele County
Fraternal Battalion Ball Draws Large Crowds
Keefe ball last evening drew several hundred attendees for a Fraternal Battalion fundraiser supporting a Cheyenne Fourth of July celebration. The hall was well decorated and dancing continued past midnight with Whitney's orchestra providing music. A Royal Highlander drill team performed a fancy display.
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Keefe
Whitney
Royal Highlander
Entertaining Catholic Ladies Ball Adds to Celebration
The event featured a fine supper in the dining room served by Catholic ladies and concluded with a ball that boosted the overall celebration.
Near Miss With Scarecrow On New York Road
A chauffeur for Mr and Mrs Charles Cushman and two companions swerved to miss two figures on a road near Jervis New York. The figures were scarecrows placed by three boys who were caught and spanked. Mrs Cushman was shaken but uninjured.
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New York
Jervis
Charles ‘Cushing
Pennsylvania
Mra. Cushman
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J. B. Oakie
Bride
Bonn
WREGK
Elbert
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Frisco
Weather Report
New Yorker
Minnesota
Fraternal Battalion
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