Eight Crimes docket features Tom Horn murder case
The district court docket to be called next Monday includes Tom Horn charged with murder along with eight cases against ranchmen. William A. Simmons faces assault with intent to kill J. W. Payton after a December quarrel near Silver Crown.
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William Simmons
William A. Simmons
Silver Crown
J. W. Payton
Simmons
Payton
Ehler Bolin
John Ulrich
John C. Tobin
James McDonald
Charles Fallon
Tom Horn
John A. Hood
Arp & Hammond’s
McDonald and
Fallon
Henry Aman
Bolin
Ulrich
Cheyenne
Multiple Local Items Spur Small-Town News
Phillips hunter Arthur Rugg brings in twelve coyote pelts for bounty. Attorney General Van Oradel tours Laramie on business. Local sports note Corbett Broad fight witnesses return from Denver. Notary commission for Casper’s Br Percy Palmer. Chief Engineer Berry heads east to Omaha. Buford gravel pits reopen after steam show repair. Rev M C Brommer to lead Fort Laramie service. Rev H W Bainton in New York for church assembly. E W Stone named administrator of Sam Green estate. Mra James Jackson returns to Goshen Hole ranch after Cheyenne visit. Tivoli and Capitol crowds hear Corbett Broad returns. Fifty thousand trout authorized for Sibylle Creek planting. Denver Express play draws fair audience at opera house. J Van Duern leaves Denver store for Messick. John Rawlins and Anna P Curtis receive marriage license in Wheatland. plan tonight’s ceremony. Thermopolis boasts seven saloons and 18 000 gallons daily mineral water for 400 people. June 4 colonist caravan to Wheatland. Creston, Indiana group to Sheridan, Wyoming. Moncrieffe Bros purchase 5000 cavalry horses in Colorado for British govt at 80000. Joe Stimpson completes Masonic banquet photo. Miss Gray of Wheatland ill, returning home from Denver. J F Miller of Sheridan Post invites Editorial association to visit en route to National Park. A B Miller Co Laramie creditors begin first dividend at 42 percent. another 11 percent likely.
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Arthur Rugg
Phillips
van Oradel
Laramie
Denver
Percy Palmer
Casper
Richards
Berry
Omaha
Buford
M. C. Brommer
German Lutheran Church
Fort Laramie
H. W. Bainton
New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
E. W. Stone
Sam Green
James Jackson
Goshen Hole
Cheyenne
Tivoli
Capitol
Corbett Broad
Denver Express
Opera House
J. van Duern
Lewis & Son
Messick
John Rawlins
Anna P. Curtis
Wheatland
Creston
Sheridan
Wyo
G. W. Carnes
Thatity
Mies Gray
J. F. Miller
Sheridan Post
Editorial Association
National Park
A. BE. Miller & Co
Lodge of Instruction Goes Well in Cheyenne
Carl Jackson, Hugh Hynds and Charlie McKinney attended a lodge of instruction in Cheyenne yesterday. They returned praising the event with work on several masters degrees and eleven new members added. A banquet followed with Judge Potter as toastmaster and Governor Richards in attendance delivering remarks.
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Laramielles
Carl Jackson
Hugh Hynds
Chariie McKinney
Lodge of Instruction
Cheyenne
Judge Potter
Richards
Presbyterian Song Service Program
Sunday evening service at the Presbyterian church presents a varied musical program including organ preludes Remembrance and Andante Con Mot, car michael, Calkins anthem Let Everything That Hath Breath, solo and quartet Hear Us O Father, bass Mr Titun, hymn No 139 169, offertory Traumorel Schumann Trio and Goeb postlude Tannhauser Mareh Wagher.
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Presbyterian Song Service
Presbyterian Church
Carmichael
Calkins
Trowbridge
Baumbach
Mr. Titun
Traumorel
Schumann
Gelbel
Goeb
200 Swedes Coming to Wyoming Colony
John Hakinson of Cheyenne plans a Swedish colonization of Laramie county. He awaits a Warbington passport and expects to depart within a week to Eden, then return to Wyoming to settle about 200 Swedes in Wild Woeate Goshen Hole, with land and canal plans by Chi and onward sales.
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John Hakinson
Laramie County
Warbington
Eden
Wyoming
Goshen Hole
Chi
City Directory to Chronicle Cheyenne Changes and Growth
The Peerless Directory company of Denver works on a new Cheyenne city directory noting many changes since the last issue. A householder’s directory will be added to cover all streets and heads of households. The price is $3.00 and advertising space is sought with canvassers nearing completion.
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Peerless Directory Company
Denver
Cheyenne
Colorado Springs
Spri
Judge Carey
Senator Warren
Post Ofice
Yeager
Race2
Carroll
West Eightwenth Street
City
Social Life in Cheyenne Highlights and Weddings
Cheyenne society plans summer galas with picnics hay rides and outdoor pleasures. The Masonic banquet stood out with elaborate decor and an Acacia plant as a centerpiece. Invitations flow for the Converse Preston wedding in Englewood New Jersey and Miss Mildred Sterling’s tenth birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Englewood, N. J
Juror Letters Tied to Norton Mail Fraud Indictment
The grand jury that indicted J. T. Norton for mailing fraud received letters from Norton claiming innocence and a conspiracy. Handwriting analysis confirmed Norton as the author. Some jurors kept the letters as keepsakes while others turned them to the Prosecuting Attorney Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
J. T. Norton
Mabel Dundas
Matelle Riley
Burke
Norton
Hawley Urges National Labor Federation and General Strike
Hawley spoke on the labor question advocating a national federation of all U S labor groups. He argued such a body could call a general strike to halt commerce and pressure employers. He said labor and capital share aims and should collaborate. He stayed as a guest of the local switchmen’s union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Air
Hawley
United States
Literary Club Meeting Highlights Noted Leaders
An evening session of the Young Men's Literary club convened in the federal court room with W. E. Chaplin in charge. New members joined as Director Palmer presented a paper on tornadoes, sparking discussion on the Texas tornado and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Literary Club
Federal Court Room
W. E. Chaplin
Director Palmer
Weather Bureau
Texas
South
W. E B. Chaplin
Prot Beeler
W. C. Deming
Charles Argesheimer
C. B.richardson
R. N. Matson
Louis Kirk
G. S. Walker
C. M. Watts
Building New Cemetery Near City Limits
Architect William DuBois reports the city is building a new cemetery near the reservoir since the old burial ground was too distant. Foundations for Unity temple are one third complete and work continues swiftly. The grounds will include leveling, tree planting, and a fine lawn.
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William DuBois
Douglas
Unity Temple
DuBois
For Sale and Rent Advertisements
Classified ads offer plans including a Plano $450 with terms. four rows in good location. three lots on Twelfth near Thames via Albert Chapman. cut flowers by Mrs Glafcke. eight residences east town via Albert Chapman. Rentals include furnished rooms at 417 West Twenty first and 104 East 6th Street and 208 West 18th Street. three rooms for rent. rooms in brick blocks with electric light. Warren Emporium handles inquiries.
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Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
Maxwell
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
Warren Emporium
Miscellaneous Advertisements at Chaffin's Green House
A misc ad note lists cut flowers and designs for websliys parties and funerals at Chaffin's greenhouse on Eighteenth and Central. It mentions Hot and Cold Bathes at 16 cents at Padgett's Barber Shop on Sixteenth Street and a playful line about a “wanted” item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett's
Sixteenth St
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W. F. Daiber & Bro
A. E. Roedel
Telephone
West 17Th Street
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Rock Springs
Hanna
Andrew McAdam
Myers’ Dry Goode Store
Cheyenne Transfer Company
Los
General
West Sixteenth Street
L. Kabio
Union Pacific
Hatta
Dildine & Hardleroad
Snell Ave
Houtte
W. A. Black
Robert Mickel
George H. Evans
Moncrieffe Bros
Colorado
Joe Stimpson
Her
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Wyoming Dental Company
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Eastern Star
Mra
Peter Cook
Mesdames Robinson
Wolcott
Wilson
Faust
Smith
Bunger
Bruce
J. W. Davis
Mildred Sterling
Geneva Messick
Mabel Knight
Vivian Watts
Edna Morgan
Addie Grant
Vivian Delkin
Violet Myers
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Ruth Murphy
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Charles Griffin
Olga Webber
Mr. Leafe
Zoe
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Lillian
Raymond Tyson
Charles Griffiin
S&c. Davis
Glee Club
Will Elliot
Miss Foster
I. C. O. F. Hall
Women's Hospital Aid Society
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Mrs. Messinger
Cornwell
Colonel Courant
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Cripple Creek
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Tyson
Mathison
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Alfred Law Carpenter
St. Louisa
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Los Angeles
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Harry B. Henderson
Boston
National Municipal League
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Harrisburg
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Milo Burke
Big Horn County
Mrs. Tynan and Son
Detroit
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E. P. Wells
Hugh C. Ryan
Emma Gray
Ryan
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
HM. Ingalla
Marshal
D. Mawiey
Brads Basser Vs the
Owe
Lavo Ui Habessod
Elie
Burgess
Paul Leicester
Orc
City Matters
East Highteenth Street
Inquire Leader Office
Twenty-first Street
East 6Th St
West 18Th St
Weat
Sixteenth Street
Daily Leader
Davis & Kelley
Capitol Avenue
P. S. Cook
Riner & Schnitger
Acme
Coal Insurance
Black & Clark
Reed
Cheyenne and Northern Tracks
Buechner & Son
the Geyser Steam Laundry Co
W. 17Th Street
Watson & Son
Longhurst
Flowers
F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
Bon Ton Stable
W. E. Dinneen
Warrenscamp
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