City News Collage of Local Businesses and Notices
Miller's ia the place for correct watch repairing and adjusting. No job is too difficult. moderate prices, high,rade work. 1709 Carey Ave. Have the Cheyenne Printery Print St. Boston Ladies' Tailor, 1714% Carey. If Hlome rendered lard at the Washington market Tolowa Mrs. W.S. Erhart left yesterday for Boone, Iowa to visit relatives for some thie fets. The Union Pacific has issued folders and pamphlets describing the new deluxe train. Mark A. Chapman for Loans Insurance and Houses 19th and Corey Ave. Dobbins case dismissed. B Levinson purchased a half interest in Vollacum dancing hall.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
St. Boston
Carey
Hlome
Washington
B. Levinson
Vollacum
American Electric
Carey Aye
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Lucile Davis
Hugo Ohenstlen
New Orleans
Texas
Isaic Jones
Fort Worth
Washington Market
Albany
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
John Medill
Clark & Clark
John Arbuckle
Hart
G. Fletcher
National Guard of Wyoming
Local notices and arrivals in Cheyenne periodical
A collection of small notices reports drunken arrest a city jail stay for a drunken man. Cheyenne Messenger Service ad and local business notes appear alongside railway and government figures including State Tax Commissioner John Medill and Inspector General Hart. Metropolitan arrivals list includes Lucy Peterson and others from Wheatland Laramie.
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Lucy Peterson
Blale Erickson
Egbert
George B. Johnson
Wheatland
John McGill
Laramie
Pline-Wyoming People to Join Husbands on Border
Fort Ruwawell residents including A F P Hoff Casper Frank Bosler Rock River HM Saul Douglas J J Marah Douglas To Join Husbands Mr a Morria Me Horn Mee Clark Mra Blankey depart tomorrow to join husbands serving with troops on the border. The Alamo s Mines Company of Cheyenne and Colorado Springs incorporated yesterday with authorized capital of 82500.
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Pline
Wyoming
Piine
Hoff
Casper
Frank Bosler
Rock River
Saul
Douglas
Marah
Mra
Morria
Horn
Mee Clark
Blankey
Fort Ruwawell
Alamos Mines Company of
Cheyenne
Colorado Springs
John M. Erwin
Twenty Six More Prisoners Freed
Police reported a second jail delivery leaving 26 inmates at large after the lock was broken with a hammer. One inmate stayed behind, while 25 escaped. J. E. Nealand was fined 25 for aiding the escape as officers pursue three plainclothes men.
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Cireles
Vilatora
J. E. Nealand
Wellnitz
Sheriff Investigates Death Finds Natural Causes
Sheriff Roach and Coroner Beard returned from Little Bear where they investigated the death of an old man named Nelson. Initial belief of murder gave way to conclusion of natural death due to old age, with tuberculosis noted as an affliction.
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Roach
Beard
Little Bear
Nelson
I W W Arrive in Cheyenne to Teach Town How to Run
A gang of I W W members arrived in Cheyenne vowing to camp and show how the town should be governed. Chief Mc Clements says I W W aims to cause trouble and orders the force to run them out. Special Officer Hartnett reported a confrontation over trespassing on Union Pacific grounds.
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L W. W.s
McClements
Jack Wartnett
Union Pacific
Hartnett
Pmo
Billy and the Man Decided That He Was Trese Pasalug
Olwree Wang
IWW marchers moved toward Denver under police watch
Eighty seven members of the Industrial Workers of the World claimed they aimed to harass Denver police tonight. Chief ONeill vows to jail every IWW member who comes to Denver and keep them in cells if needed.
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Denver
Industrial Workers of the World
O'Neill
W. W
Floor Halting The Sharman Co State Leader Active In Wyoming
The Sharman Company faces a halt as authorities in Wyoming pursue action against the State Leader medium. Officials seek to halt operations while investigations determine compliance and regulatory status.
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Sharman Co
Wyoming
Judge Narrowly Escapes Bullets as Gunmen Fire Nearby
Judge Houseman describes a Sunday shooting incident in Lake Mintelain where a bullet flew within feet of his head during target practice by locals. He notes widespread district fear and compares neighborhood damage to a border town, urging accountability and safer conduct.
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Judse Houseman
Sone
Heracle
Lake Mintelain
Houseman
Whitett
Millionaire Socialist Chooses Jail Over Fine in Warren
Edward J. Smith of Warren Ohio, a millionaire socialist, went to the workhouse for 61 days rather than pay a $25 fine. He claimed Mayor Carver had no right to levy the fine and argued the arrest lacked lawful authority. Smith said a star chamber proceeding denied him defense and vowed to work it out.
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Edward
Smith
Warren
Ohio
Carver
From the Workhouse to the Weekly Paper
A man sentenced to the workhouse was assigned to a typesetter's case to help publish the weekly paper. The move reflects the use of inmate labor to produce local news during the period.
Pointed Paragraphs in a Slanted Media Voice
Fragmented opinion noting that women in poses do not imply modernity and that politics can be strong yet poor business. The text mocks timid epinsters and comments on time, delivery of goods, and a drunk man revealing knowledge, all in a satirical voice.
Earthquake Shocks San Bernardino Early Morning
A brief but strong earthquake was felt in San Bernardino California at 2 45 this morning rocking buildings with no damage reported.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Man Appointed New Danish Minister In Doubt
Elmore Hurst of Rock Island Illinois, named minister to Denmark by President Wilson, is reported critically ill at his Chicago hotel. His acceptance hinges on restoration to health.
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Chicago
Elmore Hurst
Rock Island, I
Denamark
Wilson
Hurst
Gunpowder Device Found Inside Bank of England
A milk can filled with gunpowder and an electric fuse was found inside the Bank of England's railing. Smoke issued from the can as a policeman moved it to a nearby fountain. A clockwork mechanism was discovered inside the can, believed to be an suffragette attempt.
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London
Bank of England
Tea Test Reveals Color Added To Leaves
A tea test involves grinding a few leaves to powder on white paper to detect artificial coloring, which leaves a noticeable mark or tint on the sheet.
Lent cycles extended from forty hours to forty days
The article notes Lent originally lasted forty hours from Cool Friday to Easter morning, then extended gradually to forty days while the dead days in Lent were excluded. It also mentions Mount Whitney California at 14,601 feet above sea level, contrasting mountain name variants Mount Whitney and Mount Whitey.
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Mount Whitney
Mount Whitey
California
River Rhine Traffic Between Bruschure and Dutch Frontier
The Rhine traffic between Bruasshure and the Holland frontier amounts to about 40 million tons annually, highlighting the scale of goods moved via the Ethine segment.
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Bruasshure
Holland Frontier
Delinquent Taxes Notify Taxpayers in City Notice
Persons whose taxes for the year 1912 have not been paid may settle by calling at the City Treasury. The notice lists delinquent amounts and urges payment before publication. D. H. Swan is the City Treasurer.
Plain list of names and places in a regional notice
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations across multiple states including Texas Missouri Wyoming Colorado New York and Nebraska. The item appears as a miscellaneous roster of names such as Hoyt Denver Partridge Sloan Langhile Bennett Maroney and many others with associated towns and regions.
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A. D. Hoyt
Fort Worth
Texas
Migetier
Kanenathy
Moore
L Douglas
Rhea
Tillerd
Douglas
W. A. Williamne
Sioux City
Ballb
Denver
B. A Partridge
W. A. Sloan
Hall
Luck
Wyo
Kktt Davison
Islay
W. V. Hobeere
Fort Colilua
N. 8
Taylor
Mia
J. J. Maxey
Gee Wetael
Laramie
S J. C. Dannenfeld
Hattle Creek
Mich
Wan
King
New York
B. M. Anderson
W. BB. Horger
J. W. Langhile
H. FP
Bennett
Hoston
L Maroney
Lenger Ft
M. Heauchamp
Ousba
Ed Delon
Pine Britts
Wye
Joe Qolua
Pine
A Nice Little Pet Whale Long Living Creature
A short piece notes a whale lasting about four centuries and suggests it would suit someone who hates parting with a beloved pet after forming a strong attachment.
Weigh on the Moon: Gravity Lowers Weight
The Moon’s surface gravity is about one sixth of Earth’s, so a 20 pound object on Earth would weigh roughly 3 pounds on the Moon. This principal explains differences in lunar experiments and astronaut gear performance.
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Moon
No National Holidays Amid Narrow Holiday Observance
The text notes absence of national holidays with no Fourth of July or Thanksgiving. It says Independence Day and Thanksgiving are the nearest national observances, framing a limited or unusual holiday calendar.
New Curmea Largest Island in World, New Guinea Claim
The article states New Curmea is the largest island globally with about 325000 square miles, while nearby Long Inland is much smaller with 1370 square miles.
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New Curmea
Long
Ancient Surgical Art Unearthed at Poupell Site
The article notes that the ancient world yielded surgical instruments at Poupell, suggesting multiple inventions from that era and challenging modern science to credit only a single breakthrough.
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Poupell
Educational Attainment Gaps Across the Country
The country sees fewer than half of children completing the first school grades and only about one in four entering high school. Fewer than five in 100 go on to college, highlighting broad gaps in basic and higher education access.
Zebras Prove Useful Mounts for German Police in Africa
Report notes in Africa the German police use zebra mounts for patrols and operations. The zebras are described as unusually effective and reliable in the field, with officials praising their mobility and endurance.
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Africa
California's Big Trees The Immortal Giants
A snippet notes John Malta's book describes California's big trees as curious, tabled wonders that seem immortal unless destroyed by accident, highlighting their long life and fragile fate.
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California
John Malta
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France
Chris Olsen
Evans
City News
Tolowa
Mark A. Chapman
19Th
Corey Ave
John Dobbins
Dobbins
The
Robinson
Phone No
Inter-Ocean
Emil Barker
Minnie MclLees
Campstool
Inter- Ocean
John Law
Houx
Frank L. Houx
Board of Charities and Reforms
Fred Goodwin
Burlington
West End
Baker
M. Oh, Todd
the House of Features Today
Selig
Basanay Trama
Thirteenth Man
Good Music
Selly G. Todd
Cheyenne Police
Citheens National Bank
Citizen National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Pres. Madero's
Mexico
Kiddins
New York Company
Farious Globe Theater
Orchestra
Tulcony
Els
Man
Ela
Swan
New Guinea
Children and School
Big Treee
L. C. Smith & Bros
L. C. Smith Bros, Typewriter Co
Champa Stekeet
Penver, Colo
Harry P. Hynds
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