Chautauqua Programs Highlight Woman Cartoonist and Lectures
Crowds gathered at the Chautauqua grounds to enjoy a day of events. Marion Ballou Fisk demonstrated her cartooning talent while Carl D. Thompson spoke on socialism and Geo. D. Thompson delivered a strong address on Ways That Win drawing praise from a large audience.
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L. Ll. Bor
Ord
The
Presbyterian
Frank Crane
Wm. Rainey Bennett
Ceee
Hef Hee Tee
Boyd
Chautauque
Indy
Marion Ballou Fisk
Mia Fisk
Eta
Carl D. Thompson
Thompson
Geo. D. Thompson
Frontier Park Racing Track Gets Ready For Summer Events
At Frontier park workers grade the half mile oval for an auto track with grading for a street railway loop under way. The south gate has been moved west for the auto rack and preparations include a shower and steam roller to finish the surface. Porches cushions advertised and a local beer delivery ad appears amid the bustling activity.
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Vacum
Malet & Barnett
Nanaieg
Frontier Park
Eya
Pilsner
Henry Becker
Treet Railway Company
Constipation treated by personal effort and natural support
The note suggests constipation may be permanent without proper personal effort. It mentions syrup and senna as aids to regular bowel movements, then emphasizes returning to natural functions through nourishment, effort, and rest. The text stresses that medicines should only support natural processes when needed.
Tex Hill and Fort Russell case of drunken disorder
Jim Hill known as Tex, ex soldier and quartermaster worker at Fort Russell, faced multiple arrests for drunken and disorderly conduct. He was first released after a continuance but was arrested again with whiskey and money on him and fined 10 dollars. J W King was found guilty of prostitution and fined 20 dollars while Francis Boley was discharged.
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Jim Hill
Tex
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Ruswell
J.W. King
Francis Boley
City Briefs and Local Notices Lane on Civic Happenings
Local items report Burke and Clark law firm forming with incorporation papers filed. A wedding license issued for Lutt Collyer and Effie A Farrell. Fire department responded to a fence on 1617 Wear Sixteenth Street. one panel scorched. Union Pacific trains to run out of the city daily. Sheriff Bohoel departing to summon witnesses in the Mynan trial. Frontier Days preparations involve Eleventhfoldtry drill. Mrs Jacobson travels to Sidney Neb., due to illness in family. Goldfield transport papers filed by W. Burtick with $400 capitalization. Clark Hose Co. No. 4 repaints water plugs. A girl born to the wife of John L. Thomas, bank president.
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Hicacher
Mynan
Weacer
Truckey's
Goldfield
Milde
W. Burtick
Clark Hose Co
John L. Thomas
Citizens’ Aw, Bank, and
Daughar
Man Named Phillipa Dies at 3:30 A.M.
A man identified as Phillipa died suddenly in his room at 2114 Ruel Street at 3 30 a.m. He was seated in a chair when stricken, likely from heart failure. Dr. arrived after death. Coroner L P Desmond notified and to take charge of the remains. Relatives are unclear and an inquest is not yet decided.
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Spranger I
Phillipa
Ruel Street
L. P. Desmond
Gleason
Parlom
Capitol
Chicago Street Carders Seek Strike Settlement
Chicago Aug 4 officials hope to avert a walkout as about a thousand street carden vote tomorrow on the dispute. A professional strike leader arrived to aid negotiations and forecasts a possible compromise to avoid a strike rounding the city.
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Chicago
Mita
N. Herghoff
Atrikea
Six Years of Pius as Pope Highlight Reign and Reforms
Rome Aug 4 Vatican reports celebrate six years of Pope Pius X as head of the Catholic Church. The pontiff remains affable, democratic, and steadfast against modernism while guiding church reforms and diplomacy. He supported Catholic participation in elections and pursued administrative centralization with cautious liberalism.
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Rome
Seppe Sarto
College of Cardinals
Pius X
Vatican
France
Europe
Italy
Captain Sievert Court-Martial Sentence Reduced
Friends of Captain H. A. Sievert of the Ninth Cavalry cheer Taft actions on a court-martial. The sentence, once dismissal, was reduced to twenty-five files, then to fifty files with a $1000 fine, and finally to a twenty-five file reduction after Senator Warren intervened. Sievert, serving as quartermaster in the Philippines, faced alleged war regulation violations due to a subordinate's dishonesty. He has ties to livestock interests in central Wyoming and many supporters there.
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Sievert
H. A. Sievert
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Taft
Aetain Sievert
Philippines
War Department
Secretary of War
PF. K. Warren
Wyoming
Collyer and Farrell Wedding Quiet Presbyterian Ceremony
A quiet wedding was held at the Presbyterian manse last night at 9 o'clock uniting Sult Collyer and Mrs Effie B Farrell. Rev Le C Hille officiated with Miss Dwrer and Max Emerison as attendants. A supper followed at Kabis cafe and the couple plan a honeymoon visiting Kansas City St Louis Chicago and other eastern points.
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Collyer-Farrrell
Presbyterian Manse
Sult
Collyer
Effie B. Farrell
le C. Hille
Misa Dwrer
Max Emerison
Kabis Cafe
Mra
Kanteas City
Bt. Louda
Chicago
Esatern Polis
Street repairs delay rail line improvements and service upgrade
Hatlway and Frontier RCs faced street repair delays caused by main line upgrades, blamed for city company misunderstandings. General Manager Young and City Engineer Carlisle coordinated within city limits for repairs along the line. A new double trolley car, just delivered at $6,000, began service, with two open trailer cars en route to Cheyenne.
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Young
Sod City Engineer
Carlisle
Cheyenne
State Board Lets Contracts for Sheridan Hospital Projects
The Wyoming state board of charities and reforms met on the second and a special session on the third to address unfinished business. It approved contracts and bonds totaling about 16 000 and examined plans for the penitentiary ventilation and cell house steel work. The board will inspect the new insane females building in Evanston before occupancy and noted a Rawlins contractor for the bath house work. The note also advertises a mammoth automobile contest with a 100 gold prize run by the Leader.
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Wyoming
Bath House
Aeay
J. A. Bennett Hardware Company
Rawlsine
Evanston
London Dispatch Reports Madrid Calm After Revolt
A Daly Telegraph correspondent in Barcelona says the cities are lively with work resuming and no sign of revolt. Cafes are bustling and Madrid seems orderly as the populace adjusts to recent events.
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London
Daly Telegraph
Barcelona
Aires
Madrid
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Chautauqua
Magic City
Oye
Kelley's
Murchison
Stone Company
Burke and Clark
Pius AS
Hatlway
raTae SS Ments P
Frontier Rcs
State Board
Sheridan Hospital
State Penitentiary
Just
Logans Book and Curio Store
Ferguson Street
Atlas Hotel
16Th Street
Yeager
Uwlectricians
General Electric Company
Holet & Barnett
Hawcelona
Cheyenne Ice Co
Sloan & Bell
Mimey Pratt
Georgia
Kelley Mercantile Company
Capitol Avenue
6Th Street
First National Bank
Wyo
Cook Bros. CO
Rock Springs
Hanna
Kemmerer
Maitland
Colorado
18Th and
Capitol Ave
Wyoming Lumber
16Th and Evans
Bailey
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