City Improvement Committee Auction Prizes Event
Tonight marks the final chance to support the City Improvement Committee of the Board of Trade as it seeks to boost entertainment with handsome prizes. Wool growers commend prompt actions to combat the scourge affecting Albany and Laramie counties, with praise for the State Board of Sheep Commissioners and the U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry for efforts against the sheep industry bane.
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The
Board of Trade
Laramie
Albany
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Cheyenne Should Submit Street Railway Question to Voters
Citizens favor letting the people decide whether Cheyenne should build and operate a street railway. If legal, the City Council should call a special election to vote on issuing bonds to cover construction, with the final verdict resting with the voters.
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Cheyenne
State Fair Plans Set to Elevate Douglas Exhibit
Douglas undertakes a major push to make the State Fair an enduring institution. Plans call for a Maltese cross exhibition hall with a 32 by 22 foot center, a two-story gallery for ladies, permanent facilities, river-adjacent location, and a seven-foot fence with barbed wire. No free tickets. all entrants pay.
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Douglas
Converse
Fair Commission
Elty Rye
Center Street
Labor Peace Delayed by Chicago Teamsters Strike
Omaha Bee reports May brings scattered labor conflicts with Chicago teamsters strike growing, violence rising, and non union workers flooding in. Roosevelt pledges a hearing, possible arbitration offered, but ten days remain before his action. observers warn of broader trouble without stronger police protection.
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Teameters
Chieago
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
Omaha Bee
Personal mentions from North Platte and surrounding areas
Frank Irwin visits North Platte. G. 8. Walker returns from Douglas. Mrs J W Lacey returns from the Mast. R E McCormick returns from California. Gook attends to business in Douglas. A H Marble went to Denver yesterday morning. Ed Glenn returns from a week in Denver. Herr Goss of Bohemia visits his ranch near Boxelder. Henry Altman attends to business in Denver yesterday. Mrs A Rosenthine guests of friends at North Platte. Mrs Louis Jableman hosts sister Mrs G W Cook of Boulder Colorado. Mrs F B Sheldon leaves for Fairhaven Connecticut to visit her mother. Harry B Henderson state examiner attends to business in western state. Mrs B E Sturdevant visits Al Greeley and Fort Collins friends. Col Z A Zander of the Wyoming National Guard visits from Sheridan. A J Gereke arrives from Burnington Iowa en route home from Danbury Connecticut. Eden sylor meets Peter Linn in San Francisco. Linn gains flesh and likes Pacific coast climate.
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A. H. Marble
Denver
Ed Glenn
Herr Goss
Bohemia
Boxelder
Henry Altman
A. Rosenthine
North Platte
Neb
Louis Jableman
G. W. Cook
Boulder
Colo
F. B. Sheldon
Fairhaven
Conn
Harry B. Henderson
State Examiner
BE. N. Sturdevant
al Greeley
Fort Collins
Col. Co. Z A. Zander
Wyoming National Guard
Sheridan
A. J. Gereke
Burnington
Danbury
Eden Sylor
San Francisco
Peter Linn
Cheyenne
Mr. Linn
Pacific Coast
Black Sheep Burglar Arrested Over Cincinnati Jewel Heist
In New York on May 3 a $4000 jewel theft linked to Mrs. William Caldwell of Walnut Hills Cincinnati remained unresolved until the arrest of a man identified as James Wilson also known as Guyer. Detectives traced an intercepted telegram to a Brooklyn suspect. Wilson confessed after extradition papers were sought. Chief Crawford of Cincinnati police coordinated the transfer.
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New York
William Caldwell
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
James Wilson
Wilson
Guyer
Brooklyn
Crawford
Cincinnati Police
New Jersey
Fiend An Anti Jewish Paper Emerges in Kishinef
In Kishinef Russia May 3 a new anti Semitic weekly named the Drovg has appeared under M Kroushevan former editor of the Bessarabyetz. The Bessarabyetz was blamed for inciting the 1902 Kishinef massacre.
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Kishinef
Russia
Drovg
M. Kroushevan
Bessarabyetz
Kroushevan
Bigelow Expelled From Banker’s Order
The printed list of the executive council members of the American Bankers Association shows F. G. Bigelow of Milwaukee. An official noted he was no longer a member, despite having served as president of the association last year.
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New York
F. G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Trotting Troubles Heard by A T A Board
Chicago May 4 The board of appeals of the American Trotting Association met at the Auditorium Hotel. Several complaints were heard by the board.
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Chicago
Board of Appeals of the
American Trotting Association
Auditorium Hotel
One Way Colonist Excursions Offer New Rates
From March 1 to May 15 and September 15 to October 31 special one way second class colonist rates apply to Utah Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and California. Rates vary by destination with figures 20 23 28 5 40 and related routes listed. Agent J P Barron notes these provincial travel options.
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Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Battle
Anaconda
Spokane
Wash
Iebe Weazels Besceernene
Great Northern Ry
Portland
Ashland
Missouri River
J. P. Barron
Union Pacific-Mini Lind Time Table Arrivals and Departures
Westbound and other Union Pacific schedules list No 1 Overland Limited No 9 Fast Mail and No 3 California Express with arrival and departure times. Additional services include No 2 Overland Limited No 4 Atlantic Express and regional trains like Cheyenne and Burlington routes plus Fort Russell Little Bear and South Bend stops with respective times.
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Overland Limited
California Express
Oregon Express
Atlantic Express
Hastern
West
U. P
East
South D. P
North
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Little Horse Creek
South Bend
Chinook Salmon to Be Shown Captively at Exposition
Portland May 3 The Chinook salmon king of fresh water fish will be shown in captivity for the first time at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. A H Baldwin of the fisheries bureau has built two enormous tanks for the display hoping to keep the fish alive and satisfied in a large glass prison. Chinooks weigh twenty pounds on average with some reaching thirty to forty pounds and a few over eighty pounds, with lengths up to six feet.
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Portland
A. H. Baldwin
Fisheries Bureau
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W. A. Clarke
Cheyenne, Wyo
Frank Irwin
Platte
Walker
J. W. Lacey
R. E. McCormick
Bigelow
Union Pacific
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Burlington
No. 166
Colorado & Southern
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Truckey & Son
Turner Hall
Mahara
Olio
Odetta
Florodora
Bilis
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Hammond
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Ferguson S
Colorado
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
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J. E. Preston
Seventeenth Street
Oxford
Manewal
Ferguson St
West 16Th St
Inter Ocean Hotel
Jay
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Eh Tel Pacific
Picton
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ST. Louis
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John Brown