Round Top Park Debate in Cheyenne Costs and Cities Plans
Citizens debate funding a grand Round Top park and valve house favoring Cheyenne proper sites near the city. Critics call a costly structure unnecessary and argue a modest facility could serve the public needs with less expense.
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Cheyenne
Round Top
Fort Aussell
Archer
Fort
Borie
Cheyeve
Cily
Ma Park
Uapayets
Call
Contemptible Conduct in Leavitt Divorce Case
A harsh critique targets William Leavitt for remarks about his estranged wife Ruth Bryan Leavitt and their children amid her impending remarriage. The piece accuses Leavitt of malice, notes delayed timing after the divorce, and questions his decency and respect for the mother of his children.
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Wiliam
Leavitt
Ruth Bryan- Leavitt
Geujlowman
Ali
Appeir
Liavitt
Bachelor contest over will spurs charivart court action
In a Minetobhs area tale, Paul Appl and Swann Anderson contest a will after a year of fear of a charivari. Mary Diatuheleon, the housekeeper, alleges the betrothed Anderson coerced her into marriage, while Mrs Danielson argues for the estate. A commission has been sent to the case.
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Danielson
Anderson
Stolen Wheels Rally Through Wellington Prompts Sheriff
A garbled report notes a bicycle theft leading to a pursuit by the sheriff. The fragment mentions suspects McCafferty and city officers, and a ride attempted toward Wellington. Missing legible details prevent full clarity on outcome.
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McCafferty
City
S. San
Eveniox
Wellington
Gyles
Waeriff
Sheriff Announces Topline Move Amid Twin City Tension
The sheriff vows to act to calm rising tensions between the twin cities as top leadership reassesses security and public order measures. Local officials seek to stabilize the situation and reassure residents.
Woolen Mills Shut Down Affects Six Thousand Workers
A wave of mill closings hits major facilities including Weylossal Valley Riverside National and Providente mills of American Woolen. About 6,000 workers lose their jobs as authorities revive orders to halt operations amid unclear duration.
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Profidente
Bohs 'Aneil
Boaton Foley
Weylossal
Valley
Riverside
National and Providente
Student in canal death judged self-inflicted
Linden, a Princeton theological seminary student, was found in a canal hearse area after a fire. A handkerchief with a ten ton raspdry mark and other clues suggested he died by his own action amid alleged mental derangement from overstudy.
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Canal Pringeton
S.A
Linden
Zien
Princston Theological Seminary
Miles
Ruit
Unclear OCR Phrase About Attack Incident and Names
An ambiguous OCR passage mentions deaths and a gas chicane with scattered names and roles. Details are unreadable, but references a killing event and individuals connected to a location or team. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable entities and a coherent narrative.
The Little Country Paper From Home Town
A nostalgic note about a hometown paper that covers village life stories, gossip, crops, and social events. The speaker prefers the simple weekly paper for lifting moods over flashy sensational reads, valuing its familiar tone and local characters.
French Capitalists Return Next Week to Cheyenne
Judge Mayer of Philadelphia who escorted a French capitalists group to the region arrived in Cheyenne after a Southwestern states tour. The party sought profitable investment fields and was reportedly involved with fields at Crsper, tied to Judge Mayer’s company. Douglas Read and Count Payfontaine, French members, are expected to arrive next Wednesday.
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Judge Mayer
Philadelphia
Cheyenne
Mayer
W. G. Young
Crsper
Judge Mayers Company
Douglas Read
Count Payfontaine
Harvard savant nourts story of Plymouth Rock
President Lowell of Harvard questioned the historic authenticity of Plymouth Rock and the Washington elm during a talk to Region school teachers in Cambridge. He warned that a convention’s success hinges on broader entertainments beyond showcasing those landmarks, noting prior myths about the elm.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Lowell
Harvard University
Plymouth Rock
Washington
Wallington
Personal Additions From Cheyenne Visitors and Arrivals
Local society notes list residents and visitors in Cheyenne yesterday and today. Names include T. anti Vatene, Inge George Walker, O L Beatty, Pratt of Showhon, I A Boyle, Mr Myre Howard Hout, W W Hart, WL Lewis, O C Lyons, Thomas Norton, D Haya, Misses Jessie Montgomery Josephine Clark and Shior Hawes, M O Neil, and Wd O Neil. Bishop Keane returned from California and left for Omaha. Rev Rollin Ayern heads Wyoming Anti-Saloon League delegation to Hanioa tomorrow.
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T. Anti
Colorads
Southern Raway Company
Denver
George
Walker
Yeaterday
Atate
Beatty
Cheyenne
Myre
Howard Hout
Hart of
WL. Lewis
Dow
Bordeaux
O, C. Lyons
Carpenter
Thomas Norton
Rock River
D. Haya
Hiverton
Metropolitan
Jessie Montgomery
Josephine Clark
Slior Hawes
Iron Mountain
East Sixteenth Street
Keane
Catholic Church
California
Omaha
Rollin Ayern
Wyoming
Anti-Saloon League
Hania
Maud Johnson Convicted of Rail Fraud in Vancouver
Maud Myrtle Johnson was found guilty by a Vancouver superior court jury of defrauding the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. of 1250 dollars by feigning injuries on a train. The jury recommended mercy. She had previously been tried in Seattle in 1909 for a similar sham injury against the Seattle Electric Co., but was acquitted there.
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Vancouver
B. C
Maud
Myrtle) Johnson
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Myrtle Johnson
Seattle
Seattle Electric Co
Johnson
Black Hand Threats Warn Girl About Jockey
A young woman in Sheepshead Bay received three Black Hand letters after April 14 warning her to stay away from jockey Carroll Schulina who was once involved in a stabbing case. The missives, signed with gruesome imagery, urged caution and threatened dire consequences for any association with Schulina.
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New, York
Allas
Carrie Daptt
Sheepshead Hay
Carroll Schulina
Schilling
Thomas
Samuel Hildreth
Samuel Hildreth, Who Has A Stable At Sheepaten
Mayoral Race in Elmiurat Amid Cityhood Move
Chicago dated report notes a bank er and a blacksmith as mayoral candidates for Elmiurat, a suburb about to become a city on May 10. The banker C. Schumitker leads the Pro gressiven faction, while Golterman represents the Blackpathers in the opposing slate.
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Chicago
Elmiurat
Chicaga
Jain
Eanker
Tt. C. Schumitker
Proeressyen Phl
Proeressyen Phl Golterman, Repreganting ‘Te Btandpathers, In the Blackamit
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Bhoruian Co
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Ana
Galler
Sherman Co
James Bros
Helen Thomas
Grace
Tynes
Police Department
Buechner Jewelry CO
Yuss
Carrie Harti
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Mau
Baseball
JiMbe Bok
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Yoprmin
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Allan Benson
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Carmen Rain Inlet
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Eve Vail
Ren Baily
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