Winter social at Home features large attendance
A Miles of winter or MVOC RONeN by the mee society drew more than 150 guests from the young set. A sixteen number program entertained as punch and wafers were served amid Capitol Avenue orchestra. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman and many others listed. The Mystic Maze club then held a pleasant meeting at Mrs. C A Stuart's home with sewing and social chat followed by a course tea. The Allar and Rosary society met at Mrs. J Cervantes home with forty in attendance and spring flowers adornments. The Help One Another club held a Thursday session with sewing for the hostess and light refreshments. A birthday surprise was planned for Mrs N P Norcross with cards and luncheon attended by a large group.
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Mee ‘Society
Capitol Avenue
Diring
Amont
Mry
Mark Chapman
Mey
Ohnhans
Charles Griffen
Charles Irwin
Mea
D. W. Gan
George Walker
Russell
Charles Hrintel
MD. Kelley
Kennedy
Will Walker
Rockwell
Mack Lyons
Ross Snyder
Fred Shilling
George LaPosh
Clanre Glenn
Gus Buechner
C. B. Frank
Clarence Holliday
Mre
McCabe
Miss Baerter
Dotlerer
Mr. Compton
Wasserman
Miss Mott
Mig Hetuey
Dan Clark
Charles Hirsin
Mystic Maze
C.A. Stuart
George Hansen
Solon Emery
Fred’ Taylor
Meadames Fred Taylor
C. Prosyer
J. Sigler
A’ van Secel
L. Leffler
Co Ty Richardson
Clinton, Calloway
Ingles Kubie
A. Christensen
William Haingsworth
Stuart
Allar and Rosary Society
J. Cervantes
Joseph Milligan
John. Grow- Joy
Hart
A. Cobry
James Cooper
Hugh Coffman
Dennis O'Connell
Marie Crowley
Grate
Theress Cervantes
W.bristol, Jr
Gilbert Ls Davis
Philips
N. P. Norcross
Gnésta
Mra
Wajter
Lacaia
Newell Beil
Law
O. A. Richerdson
Enos Laughlin
Paris Fashion Hints Attract Social Talents
Hints Miss Norton Miss Elizabeth Law and Mr Earle Woodson to Miss Ruth and Miss Josephine Walter. The Lads Aid society of the Presbyterian Church held a Pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs C T Sheldon’s home on Bans street. About twenty five Indies attended. No urgent business arose. committees were appointed for the coming year by the new president. The society will be entertained in two weeks by Mrs Jordan and Mrs Bchtinaman.
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Lads’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Churchs
T. Sheldon
Bans Street
Jordan
Bchtinaman
General Randall May Locate Elsewhere
General George M. Randall declined the Governorship of the National Soldiers' Home in Washington D. C. The post went to General Young, who has accepted. Randall plans to keep Cheyenne as his home but will be away much of the year and may relocate. The Nagle mansion at Eleventh and House streets will be vacated. Cosgriff takes possession soon. Prominent Denver citizens have urged him to move there, though he favors Cheyenne's climate and people. He may live in the Warren Copgriff hotel once completed.
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Randall
George M. Randall
Fugue
Natonal Soldiers
Washington, D. CG
F. E. Warren
Young
Cheyenne Lis
Nagle
Listeenth
T. A. Cosgriff
Denver
Washington
Cheyenne
Raiall
Warren-Copgriff
Hos
Mad dog confrontation shocks Pittsburg street crowd
In Pittsburg on South Sixth Street a frenzied dog posed danger as foreign speaking mill hands gathered. Patrolman W J Cleary stepped in and shot the animal after it charged. The dog’s body collapsed onto the sidewalk as others cheered quietly.
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Pittsburg
South Sixth Street
W. J. Cleary
Toryi
Explosions Toll Mounts as Miles Mine Rescue Drags On
Rescue teams recovered twenty eight bodies from the Miles mine site in Birmingham. The death toll rose as miners slain in the blast were brought to the surface today. Work slowed amid a battle to clear debris and locate more victims.
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Birminaham
Ata
Miles
Trades Council Forming Amid Cheyenne Building Trades
About 175 representatives from Cheyenne building trades attended a Redmen Hall gathering hosted by the Painters and Paper Hangers Union. The meeting aimed to foster a Cheyenne Building Trades council with painters, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, masons and more likely to join within a month. The event featured speeches, musical interludes, and boxing bouts, including Mid Holderholf losing to Kid Mattes in six rounds.
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Redmen
Painters and Paper Hangers’ Union
Chey- Building Trades Council
Eleu
Mattes
Kid Judd
Montana White
Fr. R. Rosé
Janes Buchkies
W.R. Watson
George Conroy
Frank O'Brien
O) Héelore
Quuester
Halley’s Comet Visible in Cheyenne With Naked Eye
The Cheyenne morning sky showed Halley’s Comet for the first time to observers. Tom Holland (the first to spot it) used field glasses and saw the comet’s tail around 4 20 AM, shortly after the morning star faded, locating the comet north of the star.
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Cheyenne
Tom
Holland
Farmers ask damages for spoiled eggs in New Jersey
Newton New Jersey April 22 farmers in Northern New Jersey allege railroad improvements injure poultry. Newton Poultry Men's Association reports detonations caused gas under hens to become infertile. Farmers discuss possible damages claims against the railroad.
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Newton
N. J
New Jersey
Newton Poultry Men’ Association
Powell Wife Arrives in Cheyenne to Aid Suspect
Mrs. James Powell, wife of a bound Black man jailed on a charge of attempted assault on Miss Hattie Boyce, arrives in Cheyenne from Rock Springs to assist her husband until his fate is decided.
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James
Negro suspect caught with plasterers' tools in pawnshop
Paul Squire, colored, was arrested late last evening while attempting to dispose of plasterers' tools at a local pawnshop. He is held on suspicion of stealing the tools.
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Paul Squire
Toola Jg
Personal Mentions From a Denver Ledger Style Note
A garbled snippet lists individuals such as Senter D. Hickey and Aladdin visiting Cheyenne and Denver. Mentions include Le Manon of Whrentland, James McMaTin d, Pinkerton agent presence, and Edward Jemplkger from Cayitor Avenue theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter
D. W. Hickey
Aladdin
Hiter Odean
le Manon
Whrentland Arpewising
Cheyenne
James Mc MaTind
Denver
Pinkerton
Ageny
Howard
Prips
Edward Jemplkger
Cayitor Avenue Theatre
Year
An ‘Verry
Sheammissioners
Laraniic
Supreme Court Chooses Route for Redistricting Fight in South Dakota
South Dakota Supreme Court rules the redistricting law must follow state constitutional provisions. The decision affects the Pro-Republican effort and petitions led by Tlemingson as they seek to divide the state into congressional districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Tlemingson
Perpetrator of Fearful Crime Attempts Death by Self
Los Angeles reports Ernest Wirth 85, a bartender, arrested for kicking his wife to death. He attempted suicide by banging his head against bars in his cell but was prevented. Wirth was found over his wife’s body when taken into custody.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Wirth
Dell
Wirth
Spicer Appointed Postmaster at Boulder Wyoming
Mary N. Spicer has been appointed postmaster at Boulder Fremont County Wyoming replacing L.M. Brundage who resigned. The appointment was announced in Washington on April 22.
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Mary WN. Spicer
Boulder
Washington, P
Appollatade
Wyoming
Fremont County
Mary N. Spicer
Yice Ll.m- Brundage
Antiseptic Pile Comes to Palace Pharmacy
Fragmentary note claims antiseptic pile product available at Palace Pharmacy with guaranty. Mentions Hnazmeling at Sherman Ca in unclear context.
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Palace Pharmacy
Hnazmeling
Sherman Ca
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Paris
Miss Norton
Elizabeth Law
Earle Woodson
Ruth and
Josephine Walter
Trades Council
Ccheyenne
Amoke
Halley
Tim
Femon Drexel
Thieodore Co
Piancealy
Marjorie Gould
Anthony J. Drevel, Jr
Edith Gould
South Dakota
Ingersoll Store
Carey Avenue
Florsheim Harrington
Dr. Reid
Stetson
Hawes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
John Harrington
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