State of Wyoming WORK ON NEW LARAMIE WATER SYSTEM BEGINS
The Laramie Water Co. starts a major project to irrigate 64 000 acres in the Laramie valley. Officials say completion this year is unlikely but progress ensures ample water. The company secured substantial funds and plans to push work through the summer to fill the reservoir and meet demand. The river brings large inflows as the basin begins to show its capacity.
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Laramie
Laramie Water Co
Comppany
White Eagle Roams Bages Streets in Revolver Stunt
White Eagle a former Indian chief caused alarm in Bages by walking down the street firing his revolver. Deputy Sheriff James Davis pursued and arrested him after he fled into a barn. The quarrel arose when Routt County Development Co. reportedly did not pay his wife for ranch work.
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Bages
White Eagle
James Davis
Routt County Development Co
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cures
A newspaper ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a superior medicine for coughs and colds. It claims prompt relief and cure, urging readers to try it and noting it is sold by all dealers.
Exclusive Wyoming Rights Offer for Quick Profits
A Denver ad proclaims exclusive business opportunity with twenty five year rights for Wyoming and three states total. It promises fast profits with about $6 000 required and urges investigation, listing O Kennedy News Building Denver as contact.
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Wyoming
O. W. Kennedy
News
Denver
Cor
Good Roads Convention Set for Northern Wyoming
Special to the Leader Buffalo April 19 the Good Roads convention meets Friday and Saturday with delegates expected from Weston Crook Campbell Sheridan Johnson Big Horn Park and Rashikie counties. The plan creates the Northern Wyoming Good Roads association to work with the Black Hills Yellowstone Park Interstate Highway group formed at Deadwood. Commercial bodies county commissioners mayors and editors of Sundance Gillette Newcastle Moorcroft Upton Sheridan Buffalo Bairoin Worland Cody are urged to select delegates and equip them with credentials for seats in the convention.
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Buffalo
Weston
Crook
Campbell
Sheridan
Johnson
Ble Horn
Park Ang Rashikie
Northern Wyoming Good Roads Association
Black Hills- Yellowstone Park
Interstate Highway Association
Deadwood
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Sundance
Gillette
Newcastle
Moorcroft
Upton
Baain
Worland
Cody
Wyoming Good Roads
No Trains Out on Union Pacific
All trains out of Cheyenne on the Union Pacific were halted last night due to service demoralization from Hood troubles. Passengers were forced to wait until today with possible resumption unsure as press time neared.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Omaha
Champ Clark Seen as Democratic Standard Bearer in 1912
A Washington correspondent recalls Champ Clark as a rugged, public-spirited leader who would reform House rules, empower a broad member-driven agenda, and stand as a strong presidential possibility. The piece notes Clark’s personal integrity, roots as a Kentucky laborer, and appeal to the masses against entrenched interests.
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Kentucky
Washington
Champ Clark
Wallace Baassford
Clark
Death Claims Fort Young Officer in Loyal Service
A young officer dies at the fort, described as cheerful courteous and friendly to all. The regiment mourns with a 30 day badge, and enlisted men will attend the funeral in a body as is customary.
Under Wife's Bed He Gets Evidence
Noah J. Moss a Chicago motorman crawled under his wife's bed to confirm suspicions. He fired five shots from a window wounding Garfiled Watson and his wife. Moss threatened to pursue divorce, stating he overheard his wife call another man Rosie and dear. He later said he caught them in various compromising acts.
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Chicago
Noah J. Moss
Garfield Watson
Prom Wing
Mowe
Jim
Rosie
Moss
Garfield
Mown
Twenty five oil wells planned near Wyopo
Lander April 1. Col E H Power president of the Wyopo Company has let a contract to Seavers and Smith for twenty five wells to be drilled within three miles of Wyopo. If oil is struck twenty five more wells will be drilled. From a Texas well’s success a superior quality of fuel oil suggests a large oil pool may be found.
Spring Rheumatism Relief with Chamberlains Liniment
A brief health advert promises relief from rheumatism this spring by rubbing the affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment, claiming the pain will disappear soon. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Police Court Cases From Yesterday in Judge Welmitz Court
Private Murphy Dennis McLaughlin and Private Hell were fined five dollars each for drunkenness and dismissed. Carl Smith and Chas Leasure fined five dollars each for disturbance. Two men Galler and Ronar fined fifteen dollars each for disturbance. Galler identified as a striker and girike breaker. Hagon noted as a striker. They fought on the viaduct Sunday after exchanging words and were arrested by Officer O'Brien.
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Wellmitz
Murphy
Dennis McLaughlin
Hell
Carl Smith
Chas. Leasure
Galler
Raron
Hagon
O'Brien
Welinita
Wool Bill Passes House In Confusing Vote
Washington April 1 the Democratic wool bill passed the House with 1896.82 votes. Twenty progressive Republicans backed it while Representatives Rucker of Colorado and Francis of Ohio were the only Democrats to oppose the measure.
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Washington
D. C
House
Rucker
Colorado
Francis
Ohio
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ADVERTISEMENT
An old patent medicine ad promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. It states refunds if it fails and that B. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Cavalry Band Concert Delights Cheyenne Audiences
The Ninth Cavalry Band gave a Capitol Avenue Theatre show last evening funded by local merchants. Wade K Hammond led a varied program with Beethoven, Barcarolle, Blue Violets, Traumeri, and excerpts from operas, drawing generous applause and an encore despite moving pictures during intermission.
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Cheyenne
Th Cavalry
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Ninth Cavalry Band
Wade K. Hammond
Opera House
Beethoven
Eisfenberg
Schumann
Grand Opera Voices Star in Cheyenne Recital
Massenet and Beethoven set the mood with Moonlight Sonata and Sing me to Sleep. Wagner Lohengrin and Madame Sherry impressed, while Alexander's Rag Time Band sparked a finale with the Star Spangled Banner. Read the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Massenet
Alexander
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