Rice Caesar Concert Party Delights Local Audience
The Rice Caesar Concert Party performed at First Presbyterian Church to a large, appreciative crowd. Mr Rice's voice was praised for its beauty and clarity, with Misses Caesar as skilled accompanists. Tonight features more numbers including African Love Song and The Rosary with Schubert and Chopin pieces on the program.
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Rice-Caesar
First Presbyterian Church
Rice
Caeear
Clough-Leighter
Nevin
Amanda Caesar
Schubert
Chopin
Gerald Lane
Joachim Raff
Carl Bohm
Celia
Frank L. Moir Plano
Friedrick Chopin
Peter Cornelius
H.lough-Leighter
Frane Schubert
Yonkers Fire Kills Three in Cottage Explosion
In Yonkers on October 5 a kerosene lamp explosion ignited a fire that destroyed the Cummings cottage. Mrs Mary Cummings 70 and her grandchildren Jeanette Howland 9 and Harry Howland 11 perished as the household slept.
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Yonkers
Mary Cummings
Jeanette Howland
Harry Howland
John Cummings
Wm. J. Cochran
Social Dance at Turner Hall Sets Evening Outlook
Social dance event at Turner hall Wednesday evening October 7 with admission 500 and ladies free. Applicants for the logger position in the federal service will be examined in Cheyenne November 6 with a salary of 55 dollars per month.
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Turner Hall
Federal Service
Cheyenne
New Cheyenne Directory Issued by Polk Company 1908
Cheyenne 1908 1909 directory issued by R L Polk & Co Salt Lake third edition includes 6276 names and an estimated population around 15000. W G Tapelfeld distributes to subscribers with local hype. Also features early 1900s patent medicine ads and general business notices.
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R. L. Polk & Company
Salt Lake
Utah
W. G. Tapefeld
Personal notices from the city and region attract readers
William Sturgis heads north this morning. Miss Margaret Bosley visits Denver. W. 3. Ress attends to business in Douglas. Mrs. Griffin Cochran returns from Douglas. William Barber back in Eaton. G. T. Adams and family visiting in Kansas. M. C. Barrow returns to Douglas. R. J. Ronson back from Kansas City. T. W. Gray in the city from Wheatland. Percy Smith returns from Amherst, Massachusetts. T. Paul Wilcox departs for Douglas. Frank Ederman at St Johns Hospital for surgery. George Davis of California visiting his father I. W. Davis. C. L. Nay departs for South Dakota. R. H. McCaw, Laramie Boomerang editor, visitors in Cheyenne. Charles Anderson heads to Lexington, Nebraska for a brief vacation. D. N. Stickney, state Democratic chairman, returns from Denver. Policeman Lou Stone resumes beat after typhoid. Charline Rocker and Mayme O Kane of Denver join La Posh parlors. Page 1 notes Leader’s popular lady contest underway.
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William Sturgis
Margaret Bosley
Denver
Ress Fe
Dougine
Griffin Cochran
Douglas
William Barber
Eaton
G. T. Adams
Kansas
M. C. Barrow
R. J. Ronson
T. W. Gray
Wheatland
Percy Smith
Amherst
Mass
T. Paul Wilcox
Frank Ederman
St. John's Hospital
George Davis
California
Heme
I. W. Davis
C. L. Nay
South Dakota
R. H. McCaw
Laramie
Charles Anderson
Lexington
Neb
D. N. Stickney
Democratic State Central Committee
Lou Stone
Charles Farthing
Iron Mountain
Harry Farthing
Pole Creek
Charline Rocker
Mayme O’kane
la Pash
Registration board schedules ward registration sites
Registration of citizens for the general election begins this morning. First ward voters register at Wyoming Cattle Company's office on Sixteenth Street east of the National Bank building. Second ward voters register at Hynds' barn near Warren Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Third ward voters register at the Keefe Hall annex. All eligible voters must register to vote.Standard Denies Monnett Bribe Charge. S: S H Tolles, attorney for Standard Oil, issues a statement denying charges that the company bribed F Monnett, former Ohio attorney general, covering events from March 3 1899 to today.
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First Ward
Wyoming Cattle Company
the National Bank
Sixteenth Street
Second Ward
Hynds
Warren Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Third Ward
Keefe Hall
Standard
Monnett
Cleveland
S. H. Tolles
Kline, Tolles & Gof
Standard Oil Company
F. & Monnett
Attorney General
Ohio
Frenchmen take chances that killed Selfridge
Wilbur Wright conducted two brief passenger flights at Le Mans with M Bellee about 210 pounds and M Pellier 176 pounds. The tests proved the aeroplane could carry weight, yielding satisfactory results. The second item notes a court martial aboard the battleship Vermont regarding Lieut Evans, with charges read and testimony to begin tomorrow.
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Selfridge
Lemans
Francé
Oet
Wilbur Wright
M. Bellee
M. Pellier
Aero Club of the
Manila
Prank T. Evans
Vermont
Monnett to Speak Here and Democratic Campaign Plans
Chairman D N Stickney announced Hon Frank B Monnett a famed orator and former Ohio attorney general will speak at Capitol Avenue theatre next Saturday October 10. Also ex Congressman Charles Hartman of Bozeman Montana will tour northern Wyoming with five speeches October 12 13 14 15 and 16. Ellis Meredith of Denver will organize Women’s Bryan clubs in Cheyenne and towns along the Union Pacific line.
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D. N. Stickney
Democratic State Central Comittee
Frank 8. Monnett
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Monnett
Ohio
D Smiss
Standard of! Company
North
Stickney
Charles Hartman
Bozeman
Mont
Newcastle
Dietz
Sheridan
Cody
Basin
Hartman
Wyoming
Ellis Meredith
Denver
Cheyenne
Meredith
Union Pacific
Democratic Party
Wroming
Roosevelts Dynasty to Be Perpetuated in White House
Chicago reports Congressman Longworth son in law of the president said after Taft eight years it would be Roosevelt in the White House again. The Chicago Journal cites Roosevelt four sons and possible Longworth line. The piece discusses imperial Roosevelt policy and excludes rivals. Manila reports a fire at the Philippines Product Company plant causing over 200000 dollar loss, coconuts oil and copra burned. plant largely owned by New York interests.
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Chicago
Sterling
Longworth
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Chicago Journal
Noosevelt
House of
Fairbanks
la Follette
Hughes
Cannon
Beveridge
Priest
Nagel
Olney
Nicholas Longworth
Burchard
Manila
Philippines Product Company
New York
Well Known Linotype Operator Leaves City
J B Louis a noted linotype operator employed by the Leader has resigned and will depart for St Louis this morning with Mrs Louis. His friends regret his decision and others send well wishes as he leaves behind a large circle of acquaintances.
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City
J. B. Louis
Leader
St. Louis
Canadian labor arbitration ends strike under Lemieux act
The Canadian department of labor announced that the Canadian machine industry had accepted the conciliation award under the Lemieux act. The notification follows a labor dispute resolution outcome in Ottawa Ontario.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadean Department of Labor Way
Sste
Waedet
Lemieux
Wivike
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Just
Lowney
Lem Ellis
J. Bovee
Thomes
Grand Restaurant
Capitol Livery and
F. R. Dildine
Egg Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyo
S. P. Stevenson
West Seventeenth S
P. S. Cook
Ferguson St
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Holland
Ubiet
Gospersons
Hoom 4
Opera House Folk
Seco
Ake
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
BALCK
the City Loan CO
First National
Remeny
The
Ethelbert Nevin
H. Clough-Leighter
Bryan
Odeon
Foley
Boley S
de Witt
DeWitt’s
A. KE
Roedel
Murchison Jewelry Company
Lijan
Kennedy
A. EB. Roedel
Ay B . Roedel
DeWitt's Little Barly
Evans
State
A. E. Roedel
Palace Macy Drug Co
Palmer
Ring
Palace Pharmacy Druc Co
Tee
Falace Pharmacy Drag Co
Senate
Cor
16Th & Ferguson St
Cook Bros. G
Kemmerer
Hanna — Maitland
Louisville
16Th
Boechner Jewelry CO
E. R. Tarry
Omaha
W. 17Th St
Tivoli
Steam Beated
John Brown
State OF
Wheatland Industrial Co
J. RB. Mabon
Wheatland, Wyo
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