New City of Cheyenne Formed Amid Auto Race Hopefuls
The city announces its rapid growth near Cheyenne with an executive family and two men joining the setup. Local leaders Mayor W. W. Johnson and Aldermen Martin Fetcher Ball and Harold Brinony drive motor club plans for an August auto race as residents prepare to manage city offices and housing tents.
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W. W. Johnson
Martin Fetcher
Oat Ball
Harold Brinony
Graton “Mor
Tip
Cheyenne
Ville
Motor Club
Johnson
Denver
White
Mareial
Marshal Havd
Fetcher
Brinker
Clemnly
Louis Bis Stearns
Morrie
Trip Prom Omaha In Oer Perry Williams Accompanied By John Lee
A rough OCR fragment reports a trip from Omaha by Perry Williams and John Lee. They reportedly traveled a long route, crossed the North Pistta river eight times in a day to avoid washouts while covering about 682 miles in five days.
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Omaha
Perry Willams
John Lee
Hike
Nebraska
Syrup of Pigs and Wixir of Seana Description Promoted
The text touts exceptional equipment and chemists of the California Fig Syrup Co claiming to produce Syrup of Pigs and Wixir of Seana in excellent form by combining pure active ingredients with the fresh Syrup of California Figs, noting there is only one genuine product.
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Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
Ite
Seana
California
Senna
Muggsy Training For Fight With Young Corbett at Hoshow
Briefs note Muggsy trains at the rear of Hoshow's barber shop with staff Dan Cummings Nat Dewey the Congo Kid and Jack McDonald. Also mentions Casper chartered car arrangements for Frontier Days and Cheyenne motor club racing meet next Tuesday. Sheriff Hughes and Deputies Carroll and Schoel praised for efficiency during recent murder trials. City park described as at its best with notable hedges and Mollyhocks bloom at A J Parshall home corner Warren Ave and 21st St.
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Muggsy
Ight
Young Corbett
Hoshow
Dan Cummings
Nat Dewey
the Congo Kid
Jack McDonald
Qhensten Bros
Casper Tribune
Cheyenne Motor Club
Linamen
Bheviff
Bughes
Carroll
Schoel
Chenatein Brothers
City Park
Wyoming
A. J. Parshall
Warren Avenue
Twenty-first Street
NONE TOO BIG A PAGE FIGHT NEAR SIXTEENTH AND FERD
John Riley a stout man clashed with a much larger stranger at Sixteenth and Fer upon streets. The smaller man fell the giant, but Officer Speer intervened. Riley was taken to the police station while the bigger man walked away, not seeking further trouble.
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John Riley
Sixteenth
Ferupon
Riley
Speer
Freight Train Strikes Man Near Dicks Station Nebraska
An eastbound Union Pacific freight train fatally struck a man at Dicks Station Nebraska around midnight. Conductor Hastings in charge reported the train backed from a side track and the victim was initially unidentifiable.
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Union Pacific
Dicks Station
Nebraska
Hastings
York man held for slot machine theft case
Charles Walton, arrested for allegedly stealing two cents from a slot machine at Rockaway Beach, remains in Queens County Jail until a trial set for August 17. Magistrate Pitch ordered trial transfer to the court of special sessions after papers arrived August 10. Walton could not post $200 bail.
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York
Charlad Watson
Rocka- Way Beach
Queens County
Ainee
Walton
Pitch
Tral Im
Court of Special Seaylone
Wataow Wee
Welsh and Nelson Signed for Forty-Five Round Title Fight
Londons Aug 113 Aruldes were signed today for a forty five round fight between Broddie Welsh of Hugo Lone and Nelson of Nevada California for the world title.
Chicago Car Strike Ends Under One-And-A-Half Year Pact
Chicago August 13. Formal peace in a three and one half year contract was deferred to the end of two years at the present rate. The men are to receive pay raises tied to the contended terms.
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Cbicago Car
Remioc Ley
Chicago
Sam Smith Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny in District Court
Sam J. Smith, arrested on 19 burglary charges and shot by Deputy Nelson Perry, pleads guilty to petit larceny. He faces five hours in jail and a $600 fine, with possible additional imprisonment if unpaid. George Woods pleads guilty to six burglary charges and awaits sentencing. Chris Leventes’ case was dismissed. Jury discharged as June term actions wrap.
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Sam J. Smith
Nelson Perry
Yeaturday
George Woods
BR. N. Mateon
C. L. Rige Don
Nolle
Chris Leventes
Bondamen
Maton
Atlantic City Wins 43rd G A R Meet Selection
Balt Lake Aug 13 The forty third annual encampment of the G A R selected Atlantic City as the next Samampe meet over St Louis by four to tagmae ae and elected officers.
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Atlantic City
G. A. KR
Balt Lake
Ftorty
St. Louis
Local Weather Summary for Aug 24
Weather data reports a 24 hour period ending at 6 pm with maximum and minimum temperatures recorded. Showers are noted, and the forecast indicates continuing unsettled conditions into the evening.
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Steele
Harriman's Men Seek Shorter Route Via Denver
A fragment notes Harriman’s agents seeking shorter travel routes by rights and alliances, to connect Union Pacific and Wabash with Central of Georgia via Denver. It mentions meetings with Tarrimagm party and aims to consolidate Southern territories under Harriman system.
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Union Pacific
Wabash
Central
Georgina
Harriman
Denver
Eoger
Geord
Tarrimagm
Father Caught a No Baves Son
John 4 Mackie a former employee of Columbus Ohio gave up attempt to avoid facing a charge of felmy in his former home and left last night in custody of Detective a of Cincinnati for Columban. He stopped the train after the delay and was stopped by officers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John
Mackie
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columban
Latile
Young Bank Robbery in San Francisco Ends Near Capture
Two youths under eighteen entered the Valley bank at Hania Clara and demanded cash. The pair escaped in a hired car after threatening the cashier, then were captured seven miles out. they refused to identify themselves and offered no resistance.
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San Francisco
Val- Tey Bank
Hania Clara
Printer Killed in City Rigging of Hoy and Covington Men
William Plapkuck a striking printer shot and killed Asa A Hoy former Business Manager of the Review and William of Covington Ky early today. Hoy and the other man were operating the Linotype in their places and were Union printers on the Review several days ago.
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Billico, Aris
William Plapkuck
Asa A. Hoy
Review
William
Covington
Aeveral
Hoy
Linotype
Secretary seals two new corporations in land with parties listed
Two corporations filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state. Papers name Ku. D. Campion and Linwood Telephone as principals and John Arnold of Evans- Aatior company as a signer. Capital listed at 5,000 dollars.
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Ku. D
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