Industrial club recruits for Cheyenne symphony and grand opera
A letter from Max Hirschfeld, famed conductor, urges Cheyenne officials to consider hosting a high level symphony orchestra and grand opera season. He cites previous associations with Henry W Savage and Victor Herbert and offers to visit, assess field conditions, and provide references. Also included are related inquiries from Cheyenne chamber and other business interests seeking city advantages and potential clothing industry opportunities.
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Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce
Denar
Down
Henry W. Savage
Castle Square Theatre
Boston
Prem
Francisco
Cal
Tettrazzini Ee
Mass
Henry W. Sauvage
Victor Herbert
Walter Damrosch
Jocal Symphony
Tie Wense
Max Dihschpeld
P. Ss
Manhattan Avenue
New York City
Beautiful Drive To Connect West City with Lake
Property owners on Twenty Brond street plan improvements to widen parking and curb sides. Roadway will be leveled with Sherman hill gravel to a uniform grade, the cost about 70 dollars per front foot. Twentieth street widening would link the west city with Minnehaha lake, raising values and rentals.
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West City
Twenty Brond Street
Fiat
Sherman Hill
So Street
Thomea
Sey' Re
Minnehaha Lake
Hidden city council meeting stokes I-4 corridor rush
A secret star chamber session convened by Mayor Gill last night left councilmen tight lipped about the meeting’s purpose. The encounter fuels belief that a strong move to push the I-4 corridor through the council meeting tonight is underway, aimed at keeping taxpayers in the dark.
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Gill
Manhood Suffrage Campaign Begins in Belgium
BRUSSELS April 11 The great strike of Belgian workers to win manhood suffrage starts quietly. Estimates place 600 men quitting work, far from the 100 000 hoped by organizers. Observers note strength beyond expectations and anticipate reinforcements as tomorrow brings more protesters.
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Brussels
Belgium
Bodalinte
Elerica
Pope Gains Ground as Illness Slightly Eases
Reports say the pope’s condition improved tonight after a critical point, with normal temperatures and a stable heart. Dr. Amici found him resting and noted bronchial symptoms fading while the pontiff showed signs of nourishment and alertness despite caution against talking.
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Venice
St. Mark's
Rosa
Huge Profit in Keeping Resort
CHICAGO April 14 Twenty thousand dollars profit in the last p years from running a disorderly house was the confession of Mrs. Sarah Mueller before the Jilinow vice commission today. Her refusal to pay police graft closed her place, she said. Hers was one of many stories. The manager of a downtown hotel admitted couples registered with no baggage required. Half a dozen chorus girls of well known company testified. One chorus girl who said she sent $10 home of her $22 salary, stopped at the hotel mentioned.
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Chicago
Sarah Mueller
Jilinow Vice Commission
Rebels concentrate at Honota against Federals
In Nogales on April 14 Cam Paige leads rebels toward Honota the last Bonora town held by Federals. A defeat of General Ojeda yesterday prompts a massive rebel gathering near Naco with about two thousand rebels moving to seize the gulf coast town defended by roughly six hundred Federals.
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Nogales
Aris
Guaymas
Bonora
Federale
Oon
Naco
Ojeda
Gulf Grass
Filtration Plant Cost Debate in Cheyenne
The Leader urges U S and Union Pacific to share costs for a filtration plant. Citizens accuse the city of railroads benefiting from water and seek fair funding, metering, and possible government cooperation. A committee proposal would seek coop with authorities. taxpayers warn against new charges if partners won’t fund.
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Bresnahan
The
Leader
Union Pacific Railroad
Fort Russell
United States
Union Ravific Railroad
Theetty
Chew
Cheyenne
King Alfonzo Escapes Bullets in Madrid Parade
Crowds in Madrid cheered as King Alfonzo rode through a park, expressing relief that he escaped bullets yesterday. Earlier reports claim a young man fired three shots at the king while en route to the palace after a military oath ceremony.
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Madrid
King Alfonzo
Notaily
Assateln
Rafael Allegro
Alfonzo
Bia
King Rescues Himself in Turbulent Crowned Ride
An assailant assaulted the crowd during a royal procession near Callo Alcala. The King, Alfonso, demonstrated quick reflexes and cavalry skill, pulling a weapon free and forcing the assailant to retreat while the horse reared. The attacker was arrested after a struggle and provided the name Nafee Sanches Allegro.
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Nafee Sanches Allegro
Callo Alcala
Alfonso
Friedmann Vaccination Clinic In Washington
Dr. F F Friedmann of Berlin inoculated 12 volunteers at George Washington University in a capital clinic witnessed by Secretary Bryan the German ambassador and U S surgeons. About ten more patients were examined and 12 typical cases were identified. President Wilson expressed hope the vaccine would succeed as Friedmann traveled to Providence then New York.
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F.F. Friedmann
Berlin
George Washington University
Bryan
Altinter
United States Army
Kite
Friedman
White Hovee
Wilson
Providence
Inter
New York
Five Bright Boys Seek Good Homes Through Jewell
Miss Allie Jewell, state superintendent of the children's home, advertises five boys aged 7 to 12 needing adoptive homes. She notes 82 children have arrived since last November’s fire and all others have been placed. Interested parties may write to Miss Jewell at Wheathill, seeking to shelter lonely children.
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Allie Jewell
Leader
Miew Jewell
Wheathiuid
Misa Jewell
Body of Morgan Rest Buried Amid Funeral Train
The body of J. P. Morgattle was buried today in a Cetar Hi cemetery after a large funeral in Hartford. A seven car funeral train arrived to convey mourners and a vast crowd gathered at the station and along the route.
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Hartford
Conn
J. P. Morgattle
Resh
Peere Tavern
Morgan
Aillage
Dominican Republic President Jose Valdes Sworn In
On April 14 Jose Valdes took the oath of office as president of the Dominican Republic amid a formal ceremony. The new leader succeeds the outgoing administration and assumes duties to guide the country.
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Banta Fomingo
Jose Honda Valdes
Dominicin Republic
Cattle and Sheep Tariff Fight Upheld by House Caucus
Washington reports persistent efforts to place cattle and sheep on the free list and cut the wine duty failed in the Democratic caucus. Representative Harrison of New York led the bid during Underwood's absence as editorials noted the senate tariff revision group remained inactive. Garner of Texas cited past revenue gains and warned free cattle would force rate adjustments. The sundry civil appropriation bill worth 116 million dollars was reintroduced, retaining anti trust exemption for former organizations and unions, a veto flashpoint. Great Britain formally replied to the Page ambassador inquiry, with Page to be sent to the Senate by Wilson.
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Washington
House
Harrison
New York
Underwood
Senate
Garner
Texas
Ways and Means
Coula
Carer
Taft
Great Britain
Walter H. Page
Court of St. James
Page
Wilson
Consecration of Father Duffy as Bishop in Kearney
The Right Reverend Jamie A. Duffy will be consecrated bishop of Kearney at 0:40 tomorrow morning in the cathedral. Bishops Keane Scannell and Meligvern will co consecrate with Dowling delivering the sermon as over 100 clergy attend from Wyowlam Colorado and Nebraska.
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J. Keane
Dubuquela
Richard Scannell
Gingka
Patrick A. Meligvern
Omahi
Jamie A. Duffy
St. Mary's
Cheyenone
Kearney
Austin Dowling
Des Moines
Wyowlam
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Hhishop Puffy
United States
St. Paul
Minn
Sisters of St. Joseph
Minneapolis
St. Thomas College
Paul
Sia Woord
St. Patrick’s Church
Kemmerer
Wya
Cheyenne
Weather forecast for Barkbweal Port in Wyoming
The report from The Weaph Washington on April 14 indicates likely showers in the Barkbweal Port area with unsettled conditions and cool temperatures. No significant wind or storm events noted, but light rain possible throughout the day.
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Washington
Wyoming
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Friedmann
Tahbs
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