Woman Interrupts Political Speaker at City Briefs
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continually coughing. The item promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure and warns against substitutes. Also notes New York counts available in pints and quarts at Palmer's Cafe and praises De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by A. E. Roedel. An ad for Ghote loaf and watch repair by OD Miller at 1708 Vergenn Street.
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Foley
Roedel
New York
Palmer's Cafe
de Witt
A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne Delegation Attends Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
A Cheyenne delegation plans to attend the Odd Fellows grand lodge meeting in Rawlins next week. The Cheyenne football team is forming with soldiers at Fort Russell to play Cheyenne High School. Chief Bergerson’s absence leaves Assistant Chief Ingalls in charge. Mrs Eleanora Taylor's funeral is at the A M ED church this afternoon at 2:30. Percy Smith buys the Whitteneau property on East Seventeenth Street for occupancy after remodeling. State Veterinarian W F Pilaegin leaves for the Lusk country to curb cattle anthrax.
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Sean Pe
Aion Ripe
Metty
Cris
Fort Ruasell
Bing Bererveteees i
Neva Maw
Ewes
Irene Potts
Hile Hamilton
Bere Ene
Jheyenne
Gertrude Riner
Jordan
Magesy Schoel
Ar . W
Hilands
Allwine
Misa Elizabeth Brown
A. B Kinselia
Sarah Pope
Smithwick
Atlag
Genevieve Campbell Seehe
Kate Connelly Tenner
Mabel Tucker
Durant Miamond
Eleanor G. Sahn
Howe Company
Sampson
Mery Birdall
Jay Harriet
Hood
Ingersoll
Cheyenne
Ethel Anderson
Martha James
Petrt Weber
Laura Lesier
Wyo Mins
Allie Davin
Maude Perry
Ming Department of the Union
Ethel M. Calkins
Anda L. Ramey
Sarah J. Gy
Fort Russell
Misa Kathering Richards
Adelia
D. G. Smith
Harry Cole
Capitol Cafe
Margaret Bailey
Nellie Kinney
Mara Bradley
Catherin Brennan
A. Smalley
T. B. Hood
Green River
Lora Buechner
Nellie Kabis
H. H. Campbell
Carrie Perry Ee
Eleanor Eges Sane
Grace Reid
Rock Springs
Edes Kinney Seer Tesa Ree
Clara Ace Eee
G. A. Fox
Nellie D. Hager
Alice Kettle Ee Ee
Elsie Taylor
Toney Larsen
Wm. Gauff
Ties Sarah Ae
Hottie Hole
Elizabeth Stevens
Kemmerer
B. BE. Harriman
Anna David
Seeeens
Anna Gushee
Wheatland
Wm. Downey
Pine Bluffs
J. M. Welch
Mary Simon
Rawlins
Ester Ecketrom
Katie Morgan Ee
J. P. Hyam
Louise Domligne
Anna Ford
Bessie Fell
Pye Behaeb
Mary A. Frew
Eugene M. Horton
Egbert
Wyo
Hartville
BE. W. Devine Eee
Harriet A. Dyer
Roberta B. Ekdall
Anna Wright
Mary B. McKay
F. H. Cohan
Mayme Dililman
Ida Ehinke Eee
W. H .Kern Beeen
Emma H. Knight
John Ernest Ee
Helen Symonds
Mattie O
Isabelle Hull
Lily E. Birnie
Misa Mamie B. Butler
June E. Downey
Lillian A. Goetz
Edna c Jones
Josie L. Bostrom
D. L
Odd Fellows’grand Lodge
Douglas
Peter Bergerson
Ingalls
Percy Smith
Whitteneau
East Seventeenth Street
Farthing Child Injured in Runaway Delays Cheyenne News
Fragmentary notice reports the injury of Charles Farthing’s young son in a runaway. Cheyenne hospital care noted as the boy rests. Laramie County livestock shippers travel through Cheyenne after selling stock to eastern markets, with reported satisfactory prices.
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Charles Farthing
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Hitchcock blamed for Republican campaign miscue
Washington reports a harsh critique of Frank H Hitchcock as Republican national committee chairman. Observers say his lack of political experience and leadership undermines the campaign, contrasting with the Roosevelt surge of 1904 and implying retirement from campaign duties.
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Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Republican
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Bryan reiterates support for pensions in Nebraska tour
In an interview Bryan denies opposing soldier pensions and says his platforms have endorsed liberal pension policy. The Nebraska state central committee announces he will deliver about seventy speeches across major cities on October 13 14 and 16.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska State Central Committee
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
General Fitzgerald Dies at 71 in New York
New York noted statesman General Louis Fitzgerald died at his Hudson River home aged 71. He had been a prominent figure in the city for over fifty years with a long career in public life and military service.
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General Fitzgerald
New York
Louis Fitzgerald
the Hudson
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