City leaders see Burt favorable to Cheyenne on railroad issue
Interviewed business men say President Burt is not biased against Cheyenne and may follow a planned railroad strategy. Burden of higher rents blamed on a few landlords, with cottage shortages cited as a fix. Merchants insist living costs here are not higher than Omaha or Denver, while shopmen dispute and urge a formal inquiry into rents and prices.
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Cheyenne
Burt
Lovelness
Omaha
Denver
Oither
Telegraph
Union Pacific shops idle as piece work push sparks shutdown
About 650 workers at Union Pacific in the city were discharged and the shops left idle after orders from Omaha. The lockout follows a shift to piece work, with 500 remaining men given notices and trains carrying many to seek work elsewhere. Some boiler and roundhouse staff stay to perform repair tasks as managers reassess permanence of the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round House
Tig Union Pacific
Omaha
Exciting ball game ends with narrow 27 to 26 defeat
A lively contest between the South Side Savages and the Indian Papooses ends with the Savages edging the Papooses 27 to 26. The write up highlights a tense finish and key plays as the teams battled for the lead throughout the clash.
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Savages
Papooses
New Colorado and Southern Route Map Issued for Territory
The Passenger Department of the C and 8 Railway issues a new map covering Colorado and Southern ties from Galveston Texas to Ogden Utah. It is described as very complete and up to date and can be obtained by sending ten cents for postage to T BE FISHER General Passenger Agent Denver Colo.
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Colorado and Southern
Galveston
Texas
Ogden
Utah
C. and 8, Railway
T. BE. Fisher
Emigh Morley Wedding Held At Home
Emigh and Miss Margaret Maud Morley were united in marriage at the Bergerson home by Father Delahanty in the presence of about twenty five guests. Miss Eleonor Bergerson served as bridegroom and Mr Alonzo Emigh as best man. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Colorado and then Topeka to reside. The bride is a Cheyenne young lady known locally and Mr Emigh serves as an observer in the U S Weather Bureau at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Emigh
Margaret Maud Morley
Peter Bergerson
Father Delahanty
Eleanor Bergerson
Alonzo Emigh
Mr. Emigh
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Wedding Tonight at St Marys Cathedral Banquet and Ball Follow
Well known couple Mr George Clause and Miss Marie Collins wed at St Marys Cathedral this evening with about 150 invitations issued. After the ceremony a reception and ball will be held at the A O C W ball by the newly wedded pair.
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George Clause
Marie Collins
St. Mary's Cathedral
A. O. C. W. Ball
Woman in Cody Lays Self to Rest After Crisis
A Cody dispatch reports Goldie Howard, an assumed name, shot herself early today using a revolver after a crisis era incident. She had lived in Cody since March, moving from Livingston Montana where a brother is said to reside. A companion saw her destroy letters before she vanished using the gun. Immediate identification failed.
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Goldie Howard
Cody
March
Livingston
Mont
Howard
Invitations Sent for Sturgis Reception at Local Home
Invitations are out for a reception by Mr and Mrs William Sturgis at their city home Friday evening. The affair promises to be highly enjoyable. A steam shovel from the Peterson gravel pits has been moved east to Buford and put into service with Frank Strong of Laramie in charge of the crew.
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Laramie
Rembler
A. W. Ders
Cito, Mich
Central Avenue
Detroit
William Sturgis
Peterson Gravel Pits
Buford
Frank Strong
Boy Disappears From Home In Ohio City
A 10 year old colored boy, Harry Johnson, son of John Johnson of 1614 O Neill Street, ran away Sunday and has not been found. Parents appeal for information to aid recovery. they describe him as having a weak mind. Building and Loan meeting planned for tonight with regular business on the agenda. large turnout of stockholders urged. Latrel wreaths advertised as latest in rich out glass. Galb and Good Menen stock mails Capitol Laundry table referenced.
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Harry Johnson
John Johnson
O'Neil Street
Effects Hit Union Pacific Clubs And Plans
The closing of shops disrupts local projects and dissolves the Union Pacific Employers' club, threatening a July 4th picnic at Gunston's grave. The Union Pacific baseball team ends, three Indians players lose jobs, and the Union Pacific Building and Loan Association suffers as workers hold hundreds of shares.
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Union Pacific
Gunston
Indians
Leary
Brierley
Ted Green
Fight in Freight Car Sparks Casualty Near Evanston
A mob of hobos clashed aboard a box car west of Evanston using revolvers and clubs. One tramp was shot in the abdomen and may die, two others were badly beaten, and several leapt from the moving train sustaining injuries. The wounded man was found dying in a tank car after the incident. The car showed many bullets. The Schwamaquegos plan summer dances tomorrow at Keefe hall as members return from school.
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Evanston
Keefe Hall
Ferris Haggarty Mining Firm Refuses Cash Stock Merger
A Grand Encampment dispatch says the Ferris Haggarty Copper Mining Company declined a merger offer valued at 500000 in cash and 500000 in consolidated stock. Observers call the terms favorable to Ferris Haggarty, though reasons for refusal remain unclear. McCoy, promoter of Salt Lake boxing carnival, reports Kid McCoy fractured his arm fighting Kid Carter and cannot box this summer.
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Ferris-Hagtarty Copper Mining Company
Ferris-Haggarty
Wheatland Fourth of July to Feature Novel Celebrations
Editor I O Middaugh of the Wheatland World predicts a grand Fourth of July in Wheatland with many novel features and a large expected crowd. Mrs Anna Curley remains hospitalized with a broken leg from an attack by Fatty Jones and will be out for two to three months.
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I. O. Middaugh
The
Wheatland World
Wheatland
Anna Curley
Fatty Jones
County primaries to select 86 delegates in July
The Leader announces county primaries in all precincts on July Sth to choose 86 delegates, including 46 from the city precincts, for the county convention at the courthouse on July 11. The county convention will pick 17 Laramie county delegates to the Rawlins state convention on July 15 to nominate state officers and a congress delegate.
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Court House
Laramie County
Rawlins
Congress
Three youths Sentenced to One Year in Penitentiary
Frank Allan Milton Wilbur and Charles Miller were moved to Rawins to serve one year each after their sentencing yesterday. The state penitentiary now houses 221 convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allan
Milton Wilbur
Charles Miller
Rawins
Dane Fails World Tour Handcuff Bet In Westward Route
Globe Tro tte Circling the World Handcuff Bet passed Cheyenne en route west. Dane M Shroeder famed for the biggest fool wager on record, has been arrested 150 times, left Denver for North Platte to join Indians, and offers 16000 if he returns in a year or 4000 in three years. He abandoned the handcuffs after a Denver arrest and seeks home in three years with or without them.
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M. Shroeder
Denver
Jett
Shhroeder
Shroeder
Copenhagen
Chicago
Gus Buechner
North Platte
Indians
Frontier celebration to feature church meals by M B ladies
The ladies of the M B church will serve meals during the Frontier celebration.
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Ladies of the
M. B. Church
Special Sale Delights Customers With Deep Discounts
Friday sale offers ten dozen ladies white valued embroidery trims at 76 cents each and fifteen dozen black lace lisle hose at 26 cents per pair. Turkish towels in white or unbleached 18 cents each, ten dozen fine floss pillows, sizes 22 and 26 inches, priced 60 cents and 60 cents. Also fifteen dozen chitar sizes 6 to 10?118 $1.09 per pair 65 cents. All spring garments cap a Raglan 25 percent off to close.
Specials for Saturday June 29
Specials for Saturday June twenty ninth list bargains on undergarments shirts and gowns with bulk quantities. Gents and ladies items include twenty five dozen unlaundered shirts and fifty dozen underwear plus seventy five pairs of fine shoes and an entire line of spring fabrics with a fifteen percent discount noted.
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Ferguson
Lauck & Tupper’s
GEO. W. Sneider
Alen
Inbull
Mortician
A. E. Roedel
Pharmagy
West 17Th Street
Knight's
West 16Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
T. F. Burke
Action Local
Wyoming
Denver, Golo
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Emigh-Morley
Daley Pletcher
Hartville
Mie Marie Buchanan
Opera House
Bho
West Gevopteemth Street
Will
Building and Loan Meets
Building and Loan Association
Buechpera
Galb
Capitol
Tin Horns
D. Miller
Ferguson St
al Logan
Waterman and
Parker
Globe Trotte
Gussie
Paul Lariver, Jr
Andover
Mass
Phillips Academy
Buechner & Sona
Buechners
Heloise
Grainger Cycle Co
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
Crescenta
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearoa
Clevelands
Nationals
Pierce Spring Forks
St. L. P
House
Riner & Schnitger
Colorado
Doren
Ing , Sey
Binok Ana Tan
Oxforda
Eng
RAN
Fabrigg
Dimitrog
Charlies
India
WM. Myers & Co
John Harrington
Geo, H. Nagle
Chase&. Miller
Corson
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Union Mercantile Company
Watchmaker
Mili Ou
Taslon
Ant
Patrins
Fergueon
David
Hood River Berri
E. S. Johnston
Buechner & Son
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