Local items note arrests and events across Cheyenne area
Short notices report a hospital intake after a city incident and a prisoner silent since imprisonment. Opera and orchestra events at the Presbyterian session notes, with a Mann lecture on American values tonight. State officials Grant and Shelton return from Rawlins with penitentiary inventory. Spear Brothers buy 4000 feeders in Texas for Wyoming ranges. Local talk on John Altgeld eulogies and Machinists lodge actions. Fire at Diamondville pharmacy causes 7000 loss, insurance 2700. Post office quarters contract approved for Rawlins lodge. Colby joins Wheatland Mer cantile to move his mother to Cheyenne. Lawyers Grosebeck Carpenter and Code depose in AOUW case. Forsyth marries Arthur Smith and Alice Hurst in Cheyenne.
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Laramie
Opera House
Daniel
Hign Yi
Presbyterian Sunday
Grant
Sheldon
Rawlins
Spear Brothers
Wyoming
Paso
Texas
C. F. Fishback
John P. Altgeld
Illnois
Cheyenne Lodge
International Association of Machhinists
Rawlins Republican
Cheyenne Tribune
Woodard
St. Ralph Friend
Reel & Friend
Omaha
Diamondville
Wyo
Rawlins Lodge
Bikes
Post Office Department
P. D. Colby
Wheatland Mercantile Company
4. L. Code
Grand Loge
U. W. Pendlng
Forsyth
Tosted
Arthur K. Smith
New York
Alice M. Hurst
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Parish Priest brings quiet dramatic force to opera house
Amusements report a refined staging of The Parish Priest praised for honest humor and moral lessons. Leonora Jackson company appears last with Miss Japhees, while tenor Harry J. and artist William Bauer provide strong musical support for the show.
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Leonora Jackson
Opera House
Dispatcher shuffle rattles Union Pacific lines in West
Leader notes William Daisy will retire as chief dispatcher of the Union Pacific at Rawlins and Cheyenne. H W Fore becomes chief dispatcher at Green with HQ in Laramie. MM Green River acts as interim dispatcher as the change takes effect and Fore will succeed. Police have connected a dentist named P Grewanow to a separate listing at the Golf House block.
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William Daisy
Union
Rawlins
Cheyenne
H. W. Fore
Green
Laramie
Green River
Wil
H. Ww. Fore
Giatriot
Easter Services Draw Large Crowds Despite Cold Weather
Easter services were held citywide with special music and large attendance. Despite chilly conditions, congregations turned out in force, with fur wraps and bonnets on display.
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Yatterday
Falls Down Stairs At Saloon Leaves Sheepherder Injured
A man employed by Warren Live Stock company suffered a deep head gash after an alleged intoxicated fall from stairs at a saloon in the city. He was taken inside the saloon but left before a doctor could arrive. the incident drew wide attention among locals.
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Key City
Warren Live Stock Company
Sketch of Woodard from Casper Tribune after lynching
A Casper Tribune special edition reports biographical details of Charles P. Woodard. Born in Dixon Illinois, he moved to St Paul Nebraska then to central Wyoming. The sketch portrays him as quarrelsome and unreliable, with a boastful outlaw persona and no bravery when needed.
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Casper Tribune
Woodard
Charles PF. Woodard
Dixon
Ill
St .Paul
Neb
Cenwal Wyoming
Couple Reunite After Marriage Reversal in Cheyenne
Daniel E. Muir, a 63 year old peddler jailed on theft charges, won back his divorced wife Gorry after a court-ordered fine. She visited through bars, then paid his fine, and they were married in Cheyenne resuming their life together.
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Denver Times
Daniel E. Muir
Muir
Peterson
Brown
John Thompson Grocery Company
Stout
Eleventh Streets
Market Street
Dan
Cheyenne
Gravel pits open for summer ballast work on Union Pacific
Union Pacific opens the Buford gravel pits to produce ballast for track. A steam engine and crew, led by Conductor John Cahill, work on disintegrated granite praised as the world’s finest ballast. Reverend B E Tarbill, returning to Wyoming, preached in Evanston and will be in Cheyenne tomorrow.
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Buford
Union Pacific
Sherman Hill
John Cahill
B. EB. Tarbill
Methodist Mission
Wyoming
California
Evanston
Cheyenne
No Claim Jumping Organization Formed in Evanston
A meeting in Evanston formed an organization to stop promiscuous claim jumping in the district. A future meeting will plan action against offenders who jump dates with expected harsh measures. Broadhart is editor and Nela Young serves as editor and manager of the paper.
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Evanston
Broadhart
Nela Young
Peri
Eee
Woodard Funeral Held in Casper After Lynch Hanged Death
Woodard’s funeral took place at 2 PM in Casper with a brief Catholic service led by Rev Father Bryant. Only a few attendees attended, mostly women, as Mrs Woodard had traveled from Thermopolis. The coroner’s jury ruled Woodard died by hanging by unidentified masked lynchers near the county jail. Sheriff Tubbs, jail prisoners, and two reporters testified. reporters could not identify any lynchers. No search for the vigilance committee members is planned.
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Casper
Denver Republican
Woodard
Father Bryant
Thermopolis
Tubbs
County Commission to Meet Again. Marriage Licenses Issued
Court House News reports the county commissioners to meet again tomorrow and likely sit for three days. A marriage license was issued to John A. Tobin of Cheyenne and Myra Rugg of Horse Creek. Fees collected last month will be paid over to the county treasurer within twenty four hours. Monthly office statements are being prepared at the courthouse. John Regan delivered three coyote pelts to the county clerk and will bring more later from Chaywater.
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John A. Tobin
Cheyenne
Myra Rugg
Horse Creek
Tobin
Court House
John Regan
Chaywater
Bank v Roder reversal clarified in Cheyenne dispatch
A St Louis dispatch misstated the case Bank v. Roder. The circuit court of appeals reversed the Cheyenne federal court, instructing dismissal of the bills, making the bank the winner, not Mrs. Roder.
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Cheyenne
St. Louis
Roder
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court
Circuit Court
Bank Va. Roder
Bank
Young City Ad Clipping Contest Winners Named
Saturday night a contest among city youths tested who could cut out the most Ben's Sons ads from city papers. Miss Jeasie Bray clipped 1,820 ads and won a fine pair of shoes. Bon Bros. awarded slippers to Rose Ryan with 1,180 ads and Cyril Baldwin with 1,000 ads for their participation.
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Ben
Jeasie Bray
Bon Bros
Rose Ryan
Cyril Baldwin
Supreme Court Judge Rules Contempt Case Overturned
Judge T. Corn, of the state supreme court, returned from Evans ton and ruled that Justice Rosenburg erred in denying appeals by J. W. Stoner J. D. Noblitt and James Raymond. After bonds were tendered, the justice lost jurisdiction and the men were not in contempt for defying the order.
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T. Corn
State Supreme Court
Evanston
J. W. Stoner
J. D. Noblitt
James Raymond
Cokeville
Rosenburg
Kemmerer
Stoner
Noblitt
Jan
Raymond
Craig
Corn
Wool production totals by five states show Wyoming lead
Special to Leader report from Washington lists wool production figures for Colorado Idaho New Mexico Utah and Wyoming. Wyoming leads with 3 390 571 fleeces shorn and wool valued at 4 036 277 with unwash weights listed for each state.
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Leader
Washington
Census Bureau
Colorado
Idaho
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Fragments Hint at Backroom Store Sale and Inquiry
A garbled note describes a store scene with a clerk and mentions U. P. Special Leader Pride cigar lots of them. It hints at a real estate or residence inquiry and asks to contact an agent regarding Bela and a local address.
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U. P. Special Leader
Bela
Lola
WANTED-OGIF to Jo cooking and general house work
WANTED-OGIF to Jo cooking and general hous work. Good wager. Ap ply to Mrs. A. E Baker, 1616 Central avenue. WANTED-Men to learn the barber trade, thoroughly practical training by free clinic, expert instructions, demon strations, etc. No limit of time, posi tions plentiful, fools presented, wages Saturdays, diplomas granted. Catalogue mailed free. Moter Barber College, Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED-A few energetic agents to sell accident and sick benefit Insurance in Wyoming. Good pay to hustlers, both men and women. Apply at office, room 6, Delaware block. Cheyenne. FOR SALE-One platform spring wagon and one range. 620 East Twen ty-first street. FOR SALE-First class land scrip. D. W. on. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms In brick blocks, electric light, janitor service, $5 a month upward. Inquire Warren Emporium.
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Ogif
A. E Baker
Central Avenue
Moter Barber College
Minneapolis
Minn
Wyoming
Delaware Block
Cheyenne
Warren Emporium
Funds Found on Capitol Avenue Prompts Call for Claim
A sum of money was found on Capitol avenue. The owner may claim it by contacting Leader and paying for this advertisement.
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Capitol Avenue
Misa Jackson Praised as Virtuoso Violinist
The Baltimore Morning Herald lauds Misa Jackson as a supreme violin virtuoso, surpassing peers like Powell, Lady Halle, Tut and Urso. Reviews from Paris and Antwerp celebrate her light and shade, harmonics, and first rank artistry. Portland papers note she carried the city by storm.
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Paris
le Soleil
Antwerp
le Martin
Ale-la Chapelle Tageblatt
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Powell
Halle
Tut
Urso
Misa Jackson
Baltimore Morning Herald
Relightful Winter Trips by Colorado and Southern RV
Relightful winter trip offer to resort points in the South and Southeast at low rates via Colorado and Southern. Round trip tickets on sale to Nassau with through trains featuring Pullman sleepers and dining service. Map of Colorado and Southern lines from Galveston to Ogden issued for ten cents by Fisher, Denver.
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Colorado
Nassau
Ours
Tralina
la Carte
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Cale
Galveston
Texas
Ogden
Utah
Fisher
Gen
Colo
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Thames
Albert Chapman
Bsix
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Opera House Salley & Moor
Daniel Sully
Boston
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The
Boston Transcript
Joshua Whitcomb
R. S. VanTassell
Eddy Streets
Kor’ Ess
Hanna Su
Davis & Kelley
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Padgett
Sixteenth St
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Harry Fellows
William Bauer
Ellis
Leipsie Neusten Nachrichten
London Sunday Times
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San Antonio
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Cuba
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F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
Geo. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
P. S. Cook
Wweal Boiler
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the Knight Campbell Music Co
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