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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
5
P. J. Black Phone 81 Yards Sixteenth and Van Wyoming
A brief play description notes P. J. Black achieving a gain of 81 yards from the Sixteenth Street and Van Wyomi ng area.
Green Gables Sanatorium in Lincoln Nebraska Advertised
Green Gables is described as the largest sanitorium in the central west for non contagious diseases. It lists two brick and stone buildings the executive reception building for non contagious non mental diseases and a rest cottage for select mental cases. Address Dr. Benj F Bailey Sanatorium Co Lincoln Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Benj. F Bailey
Lincoln
Neb
Thought licenses made marriages in Shoshone county
Investigation by the county recorder reveals foreigners in Shoshone county were obtaining licenses without ceremonies. Some believed merely obtaining a license sufficed, and a cabin framed certificate shows a family of seven raised under this misconception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Ida
County Recorder's Department
Shoshone
Justice of the Peace
Personal notices from Wheatland and area
Frank Beam io seriously sick. T A Congriff returned from Denver. W W Lyons in the city from Luther. M A Kline departed for the past. Mile Guaste Johnston visiting Wheatland. Sinon returned to Pine Bluffs. Judge J W Lacey back from Denver. G H Evans attending to business in Lander. R P Fuller in Denver. W C Irwin in the city from Converse county. Judge Gibson Clark transacting business in Denver. C B Irwin will depart for Wheatland. C L Carpenter of Carpenter a city visitor. Henry Tisch back to Wheatland. A J Vance returned from motorcycle trip to Rawlins. Mr and Mrs S G Hopkins back to Wheatland. Mrs Joseph Graham spending a month with friends in Nebraska. Mr and Mrs W E McNulty back from central part of the state. Mrs Retta Hall gone to Denver for a hospital visit. G S Walker and Charles Lister back from a week’s mountain outing. Mr and Mrs J E Stimpson back from automobile trip through Laramie and Albany counties. Mrs Teresa Jenkins at Wheatland to oversee women’s exhibits at the fair. Policeman Lou Stone recovering but not back on beat. C F Moorman of Pine Bluffs en route to Wheatland for county fair exhibits. George Hanson returning to Ann Arbor after summer visit. will pursue engineering course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Kline
Mile Guaste Johnston
Wheatland
Carpenter
Henry Tisch
A. J. Vance
Rawlins
G. Hopkins
Joseph Graham
Nebraska
W. E. McNulty
Retta Hall
Denver
J. E Stimpson
Laramie
Albany
Teresa Jenkins
Lou Stone
C. F. Moorman
Pine Bluffs
George Hanson
Cheyenne
Ann Arbor, Mich
Burgo master revival at Capitol Avenue theater
A. P. Cullen presents Pixley and Luders famous musical comedy The Burgomaster tonight at Capitol Avenue theater. Harry Hemsen and Ruth White star a cast of about fifty with revised pew costumes and refined chorus voices. The Burgomaster led to later works The Prince of Pilsen King Dodo and The Grand Mogul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cullen
Pixley & Luder
Capitol Avenue Theater
Harry Hermsen
Ruth White
Sterling
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
Willie
New York
Cullen
Dry Farming Congress Board of Control Appointments
Governor B. B. Brooks announced the appointment of A. J. Vance W. S. Edmiston W. Deming Fred Hoel A. D. Kelley H. M. Bennett M. H. Hartung C. L. Beatty and J. R. Carpenter to constitute the board of control for the Trans Mississippi Dry Farming congress to be held next winter. The governor was chosen for this honor as president of the congress at the Salt Lake City convention last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRY Farming Congress Board OF Control
B. B. Brooks
Board of Control
Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress
A. J. Vance
Edmiston
W. ©. Deming
Fred Hoel
A. D. Kelley
H. M. Bennett
M. H. Hartung
C. L. Beatty
J. R. Carpenter
Brooks
Congress
Salt Lake City
Spread of Cholera Prompted Disinfection of Emigrant Baggage
Hamburg dispatch reports all Russian emigrants bound for American ports are detained five days before sailing and all baggage is thoroughly disinfected as a precaution against cholera spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
American Porta
Coroner resumes inquest into Miss Addie Bailey murder
The coroner's inquiry into Miss Addie Bailey's death on Evans street resumes as jurors probe rumors. Coroner Murray and the jury of Cahill O'Neil and LaPash have investigated a dozen rumors without finding a lead, leaving the case as inconclusive as at its start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Bailey
Evans Street
Murray
T. Joe Cahill
Thomas O'Neil
George LaPash
Miss Bailey
Trained Dogs at the Atlas Delights City Audiences
The Atlas hosts a noted troupe of trained dogs performing feats that delight nightly crowds. A new farce titled Wanted, a Divorce, by Miss Evans and Mr Stine is playing this week. The Troubador Sextet, a six member glee club, offers a fresh musical act at the Atlas this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlas
Miss Evans
Mr. Stine
Troubador
Glee Club
The
Atlas
Mooney predicts Wagner should crush all pitchers
Dispatch from Ed Mooney, telegrapher now in Salt Lake City, says the occultation is pessimistic yet asserts Honus Wagner is the greatest ball player and that Pittsburgh should win, noting Mooney will assault all pitchers henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Mooney
Salt Lake
Ment
James Homskey
Cheyenne
Honus
Edward
Longfellow Mooney
Mooney
Pittsburg
Honus Wagner
Bicycle thieves jailed twenty days in county jail
Hildebrand and Mclaughlin appeared before Justice Houseman on bicycle theft charges, pleaded guilty, and received twenty days imprisonment. The two bicycles were stolen in Cheyenne and the suspects were arrested at Pine Bluffs by Deputy Sheriff Frank F. Sinon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand and
Mclaughlin
Justice Houseman
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Frank F. Sinon
Countess of Yarmouth Drops Title for Mrs Copley Thaw
London September 23 The sister of Harry K Thaw and recently granted a decree of nullity announced through her lawyers that she will drop her title and be known henceforth as Mrs Copley Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
London
Countess of
Yarmouth
Harry K. Thaw
Copley Thaw
Fog Shuts Hudson Valley Train In Fatal Collision
A foggy rear end wreck on the Hudson Valley railroad near Fort Miller costs motor man Aubrey his life and leaves Conductor Gang in critical condition. Two traveling salesmen are injured, one more seriously, in Saratoga County incident today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Aubrey
Hudson Valley
Fort Miller
Society Notes and Club Plans Share Cheyenne Scenes
The society editor Jaye takes a two to three month rest from active newspaper work with Flora Me. Gregor to cover society columns in the interim. The Mystic Maze club hosts this afternoon, Altar and Rosary society gatherings in City Park, and the Art court meeting is postponed to next week. Mrs. B. B. Brooks demonstrates current events at the Woman’s club, with talks on operas, Thais, Louise, and The Woman’s Suffrage Movement in England. Mrs. Abbott reports on Miss Garland in local performances as suffrage topics spark lively discussion among clubwomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye
Flora Me.Gregor
Ecolumnes
Mrs. Hood
Mystic Maze Club
Mesdames Apperson, Gauff and Fink
Altar and Rosary Society
City Park
Art Court
Miss Wyman
Order of the Eastern Star
Daniel W. Gill
California
Women's Club of the
D. R. Kinport
Re. George HK. Abbott
Chicago
New York
Ontario
Mis
Helen Abbott
St. Margaret's College
S. Bartlett
Emma Griffith
Margaret Bailey
Douglas
W. F. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Cheyenne
Woman's Club
B. B. Brooks
V. K. Hart
Abbott
Miss Garland
Louise
East
Mason Smith
England
Mrs. Smith
Humphrey Ward
America
Anni Shaw
Smith
Brooks
Henderson
Barbara
Kinnikinskc
Clara Treadway Weir
Thomas Weir
Lake City
Gibson Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Best Savings Bank
Ber
Mondy
P. J. Black
Lennen Streets
Wyoming
Colorado
ALL Grocers
Hotel Becker
Green Gables
de Witt
A. B. Roedel
Frontier Picture
Star Theater
Congregational Church
Keefe Hall
Palmer
the Burgomaster
Bailey
Edward Longfel
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Mer
Pixley and
Lucer
Burgomaster
Peter von Stuyvesant
Willie van Astorbilt
Luxus
Senate
16Th & Ferguson
David Miller
16Th & Evans
Wyoming Lumber and Supply Company
J. C. Foley
Prop
Central Ave
Ef’. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
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