Rail timetable highlights for Colorado & Southern and CB&Q
Train 164 from Chicago reaches Cheyenne at 3 30 PM and Sterling at 9 40 PM. Train 168 departs Sterling at 6 00 AM. Train 163 arrives Cheyenne at 12 00 noon. Colorado & Southern No 41 departs 1 10 PM and arrives 2 6 PM daily except Sunday.
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Overland Lim
California
Oregon
Qftivor Occ
Atlantic
Eastern
Daasie Earl
Denver Pacific
South
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RK. R
Cheyenne
Ar. Sterling
Ly. Sterling
Colorado & Southern, No. 41
Dangerous Experiment Promises Mind Reading Trance
Dr Alexander J McIvor-Tyndall, famed for thoughts and clairvoyance, plans to repeat the fatal experiment that killed Bishop in New York years ago. Skeptics recall Bishop’s death after a long trance and physicians’ autopsy findings.
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Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall
Bishop
New York
Meliver-Tyndall
Meclvor- Tyndall
Melvor-Tyndall
San Francisco
Wyoming Wins Federal Building Allocations and Mail Service
The omnibus public appropriations bill will fund a 425909 federal building at Lander and a 10000 site for a Rock Springs federal building. Senators Warren and Clark aim to push Rock Springs funding higher in the Senate. A new railway mail service will link Cheyenne, Grover, and intermediate points on the Burlington route, following businessmen petitions.
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Washington, D. C
House
Wyoming
Lander
Rock Springs
Mondell
Congress
Warren and Clark
Senate
Grover
Post Office Department
Cheyenne
Wyo
Grover, Colo
Burlington
Warren
Crystal Show Promises Finest Pictures in Town
The Crystal presents a special bill today and tomorrow with scenes from Hamlet Other Lives The Belle of the Ball and a funny Puck Pranks. New operator Mr Saxon from Chicago promises the finest pictures ever seen in any show. Souvenir matinee Saturday.
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Crystal Show
The
Crystal
Mr. Saxon
Chicago
Palmer's Restaurant Ad for Strawberries Daily
An old classified style note advertises strawberries daily at Palmer's Restaurant located at 219 West Sixteenth Street with old papers priced at six cents a vandle if taken now and mentions a Laser office.
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Palmer's Restaurant
West Sixteenth Street
Utah Republicans Favor Roosevelt
Utah Republicans endorsed Roosevelt as first choice and Taft as second for president. They adopted a platform backing protection tariff ship subsidies a larger navy with four battleships. A plan to hold a senate nomination convention caused a sharp fight and Smoot supporters defeated the resolution. A delegation to the national convention was chosen without instructions.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Roosevelt
Taft
Department of Mines and Mining
United States
Harmony
Smoot
Taft Wins Kentucky After Hard Struggle
In Louisville Kentucky on May 7 the Republican state convention faced disorder as Taft delegates clashed with Fairbanks supporters. After a long night the Taft forces prevailed securing a delegation instructed for Secretary of War in a dramatic session marked by wire pulling and suspense.
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Louisville
Taft
Funeral of Mrs Marie Dunn at St Marys Cathedral
Yesterday morning at 8 30 the funeral of Mrs Marie Dunn was held at St Marys Cathedral. Floral offerings came from the Knights of Columbus and friends. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
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Marie Dunn
St. Mary's Cathedral
Knights of Columbus
Friends
Society by Henderson hosts Senior class honors
Mn H B Henderson and Mrs Ira B Fee hosted a senior class fest with burlesque high school revue, toast to algebra Latin physics and more, raffled tally cards, red and white decor, and a buffet luncheon. Attendees included Claudia Taylor Lilian Underwood Florence Rugg Ruby Neeley and many others. The article also notes talks by William A Bartlett and W C T U and reports club finances and forthcoming visits and entertainments.
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Ira B. Fee
Claudia Taylor
Lilian Underwood
Florence Rugg
Ruby Neeley
Viola
Lola
Ruth Griffin
Zelma Goss
Nellie Gustin
Bessie Jones
Gertrude Post
Grace Woolston
Messia
William McInerney
Harold Vaughan
Nelson Bolce
Frank Jones
Walter Doyle
Wayne Hanson
Arthur Black
Lawrence McGuire
Richard Lovell
Frank Clark
Edward Garrett
May birthday club nights and social gatherings noted
Sigler and Mrs. Denmark host next Wednesday for club ladies and husbands in honor of five May birthdays. Miss Lummis travels to Quincy for her father’s death. Governor Brooks and Miss Brooks depart for Washington. Emma Griffith hosts a Capitol Avenue love party with Tuesday Night club guests. Ward Van Dolale celebrated with a gold watch fob from Win One club at his home assisted by Fred Van Dolale. Attendees include E C Jordan Lola Ruth Ola Griffin and others. Willing Workers’ society members asked to attend Friday afternoon with Mrs E Johnson.
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Sigler
Denmark
Leona Tschdy
Mesdames Gorom
Leffler
Jackson
Roseboom
Emma Griffith
Capitol Avenue Theater
Sahm
Cleland
Knight, McCormick, Bartlett
Mary Bailey
Ward van Dolale
Win One
Carrie Perry
Mr. van Dolale
Fred van
Funeral Held For Mrs Con Eff At St Marys Cathedral
Funeral services for Mrs. Con eff were held yesterday at 10 30 AM at St Marys Cathedral with requiem high mass. Knights of Columbus and friends attended and floral offerings were abundant. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
Corsets Now Available at Parker Shop in Coresetina
Miss Julia Parker advertises a full line of Spirella corsets at 1600 Warren Avenue Coeresina offering front laced habits and custom measurements by appointment on Wednesdays and Thursdays with phone contact 18 red.
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Julia Parker
Warren Avenue
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ATLAS
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C. T. Johnston
William Riner
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George E. Abbott
Elizabeth Gill
Helen Abbott
Euchre
Mrs. Pascal
Horn
William Walker
Kingsford
Schram
Bessie Pascal
Keefe
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Young Men's Literary Society
Carnegie Library
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Louis Barrett
Quincy
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Ruth Richards
W. A. Richards
Ae Land Office
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Mystic Mase Club
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Christianson
Lister
Hainsworth
Stuart
Taylor
Hood
David Miller
Watchmaker
Ferguson
Royal Specialty CO
18Th Street
P.O. Box
Lirs
C.T. Walsh
Dinneen
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Eddy St
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Coersetina
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