Black and Evans Lead City Editorial Board
The copy lists B A Black Baltor and proprietor GHorgh H Evans as city editor roles, indicating a local newspaper staff roster with the two individuals in leadership positions. The fragment suggests a small-town paper structure and editorial leadership names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Black
Baltor
Ghorgh H. Evans
City Eaitor
Local items note meetings games and events in Rawlins
Short items report A Lane back from Iowa a Board of Trade meeting at city hall tonight Elk club ball game tickets exceed 400 for the July Fourth event Indians away games pennant chances rain improves Cheyenne weather and Fourth of July plans Machinists shop meeting Sheriff Smalley returns from Rawlins with burglars and a prison transfer Lions in Sheridan host lawn social and training for upcoming games between local teams and opponents across the region
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Mra
A. Lane Haa
Iowa
Board of Trade
Greeley
James R. Wilkerson
Egbert
Rawlins
Aliguat
St. John's Hall
Sheriff Smalley
Medicine How
Cheyenne
Durathon
Fort Russell
Kearney
Shelton
Grand Island
Sheridan
Lewis Tidball
Wyoming University
Denver University
Charles Kutcher
Nebraska University
Two Kidnap Attempts Target Young Girls in Toledo
A man attempted to abduct Helen age 8 and Veronica age 6, daughters of Henry Koke, on Woodville Street. He first approached the Koke home last Wednesday, offered a price for the girls, then fled after a scream. He reappeared at 8 and 11:19 this morning, with East Side police conducting a thorough search. The Koke girls were described as very beautiful. a prior kidnapping attempt, two years earlier, led to an arrest and sentence.
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Toledo
Helen
Veronica
Henry Koke
Woodville Street
Koke
Reasons For The Cheyenne Shop Shutdown At Union Pacific
The Omaha Bee reprints analysis on Cheyenne shop closures due to boilermaker strikes and rising living costs. It describes retrenchment aims, possible long stagnation, and shifting work to Omaha Rawlins Armstrong with reemployment plans for displaced workers. It notes machinists talks, car builders conferences, wage comparisons, and local community impact on Rawlins.
Eighth Grade Commencement at Convent Highlights
Last night eight young women graduated at the School of the Holy Child Jesus in the seventeenth annual commencement. Father Hugh Cummisky of the Diocese delivered the address. The program featured music, orations, a valedictory, medals and diplomas, with class members named. A tree planting followed in New York City Central Park.
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Hugh Commisky
School of the Holy Child Jesus Ndt
Hugh Commiskey
Laramie
Misser
Anna Klett
Rita Crowley
Mary Harrington
Anna Dunston
Florence Tuhey
Margaret
Margaret Adair
Mary Mihan
Bessie Tuhey
Tannhauser
Wagner
Florence Tuhey Husarenritt
Spindler
B.C. Donnelly
Kitchen
Anna Dunstan
Rene ]Keefe
Florence, Mullen
Anna Ketchum
V. Dougherty
H. McDevitt
Easay
Suntaples
Bela
M. Anna Klett
Misses V. Dougherty
M. McDevitt
Nellie JicArtney
Miss Rose Martin
Misa Mary Harrington
Misa Anna Klett
Notorious Boston Nurse Confesses Mass Poisonings
Jane Toppan, a Boston nurse, admits to killing 31 people over ten years using morphine and atropine, including Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Gordon, and Mr. Davis. She describes her motive as a perverse pleasure in death, with no remorse, and claims physicians often failed to suspect, citing injections and mineral water doses. She seeks confinement in an insane asylum and has been moved to Taunton Insane Hospital for evaluation.
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Barnstable
Mass
Chicago Record-Herald
Jane Toppan
Lucretia Borgia
Fred M. Bixby
Henry R. Steadman
Miss Toppan
Bixby
Mary D. Gibbs
Cataumet
Annie Gordon
Chicago
Alden P. Davis
Israel P. Dunham
Cambridge
Sanguinary Met
Ierehd
Nureg
Lowell
Sen Rimeone Aster
Cine
Women farmers use tramps as harvest hands in Pratt county
In Pratt Kansas, after a freight wreck near Pratt, farmers pressed 50 to 60 Hobo union men into harvest work at two dollars a day. Armed guards consisting of women distributed the men, who faced ten days of forced labor to cover farm hand shortages reported at two thousand in Pratt county and ten thousand statewide. David Blaine had arranged the forced labor and telephoned that the tramp camp would be held for ten days.
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Union Pacific Company
Omaha
Organized Labor
Union Pacific
Rawling
Wichita
Kan
Harvemera India
Kansas
Pratt
Pratt County
David Blaine
Mporter
Colorado
Wanted ads sweep Cheyenne listings in city notices
Perry Williams of Cheyenne reports a batch of classified notices including an experienced coach position at 2923 Ferguson Street with good wages and boarder housing at 309 East Nineteenth Street plus a sale of 250 native yearling steers.
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Ferguson Street
East Nineteenth Street
Perry Williams
Cheyenne
For Sale and Rent Classifieds and Public Notices
Numerous listings offer property for sale and rent in multiple locations including a four-lot sale near Twelfth Street and Thames Avenue with Albert Chapman as agent. Also listed are various rooms and houses for rent, flower shop services, and a Denver office notice for sealed proposals by the Quartermaster in 1902. A railway map sale notice from T E Fisher advertises mail-order maps.
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D.C
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
Uesidays Ang
W. Hall
Pining Hall
Epteenth Street
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Oxfords
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West 16Th Street
Manewal
Ferguson
Louis Manewal
Dinneen
BROS
Davie Brook
Grocers
Just
Lander
Pheyenne
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Andrew Edgard
Herman Peterson
Elk's Bachelors
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Grorowe
Abbott
John W. Weber
Aaldoma
Laramile
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John Weber
Ha B. Wellnits
Omaha Bee Ia
Offciala
Armstrong
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Armatrong
Help Era
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Rey
H. Cummisky
Edward Dies
New York
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Prince of Wales
Parsons
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Neane
Deede
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Insane Hospital
Taunton
City Matters
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Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
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RK. W. Bradley
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Warren Emporium
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett’s
Sixteenth St
Denver
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