Harris of Sheridan Incorporates A Social Club
Harris of Sheridan filed articles of incorporation for a new social club with capital stock placed at £400. The report notes local business activity and changes including a manager resignation at Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power and various community notices such as a birth, fishing trips, and street cleaning progress.
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Carey Ave
The
Harris of
Sheridan
16Th
van L. Gilford
Kin Ranch
Union Pacific
Mountain Home
Ida
Chicago
Marda
Pp. Woolbridge
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Kemper
Woolbridge
Norvell
Rf. H. Norvell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hiugh McMillan
C. M. McMillan
Chff Hummer
Saratoga
Coorge Stuart
St. Mark's Church
George Davidson
Islay
Post
Fourth Field Artillery
Ninth Cavalry
Eleventh Infantry
Lil Coen
H. M. Parkhurst
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Booth’s Eldest Son Chosen Salvation Army Successor
William Bramwell Booth, eldest son of the late General Booth, was named to succeed his father as commander of the Salvation Army. The announcement followed a cable from London confirming the appointment. A Salvation Army notice said the general has laid down his sword and God is with us.
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Booth
New York
William Bramwell Booth
General Booth
Salvation Army
Thia
London
Hoath
Aviator Killed In Crash At Lamar Race Track
A plane named Mathewson piloted by George Thompson flipped over in a breeze above the Lamar Colorado grandstand. It plunged about 200 feet to the ground crushing Thompson, who attempted to jump to save himself. He had just begun a series of fights here.
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United States
John B. Kendrick
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Francis B. Warren
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Thomas P. Fahey
John J. Spriggs
Eler Mondell
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Justice Supreme Court
Hibson Clark
Cyrus Beard
Judge Firet
Ray Bb. Lee
Wiliam C. Mentzer
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Clyde M. Watts
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Frank W. Foss
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John L. Jordan
C. R. McKinstry
Fred J. McDermott
Dugald McCalhim
Seer
Thomas @. Powers
Thomas Flunter
Ed. Jacobson
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Arthur G. Morgan
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Thomas Shaw
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George H. Treastie
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H. H. Wireless
Norman P. Black
A. E. Cambell
Charles W. Hirsig
Awe
Robert A. Hopkins
James F. Kelly
Chris R. Mason
Eates
Jacob Sherman
Robert G. Shingle
Stephen H. Sibley
Sheriff
Frank Roach
Edward G. Schoel
Peter R. Warlamont
Dent
R E. L. Emery
van L. Gilford
Nelson
Perry
Ray K. Olds
Frank M. Bruner
Joseph F. Milligan
George H. Truckey
Wilfrid O'Leary
Samuel M. Thompson
Albert D. D- Walton
T. Jos Fisher
Eeene
Mamie E. Hefferon
Revees
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Hansen
Edward J. Peckham
Edwin J. Smalley
Teem
George I. van Zandt
Enone
Surveyor
Albert B. Bartlett
Everett W. Glafcke
William Dunstan
Thomas R. Reid
E. L. Farrington
George Montgomery
W. B. McComas
Charles F. Mallin
John B. Sloan
Coroner
Beard
Dem. Oweeenees Lod
Ion Hants Braplin
Daniel Pee Gill
Ao Ag
Leopold Kabis
Bee L
Hinkle
Pees
Henry Sweet
Cowelt
Robatatle
Btrader
Eman
Eovenee
Renee Ene
Dom
Lamar
Colo
Mathewson
Ty George Thompson
Thompson
Suffragettes Hold Up British Foreign Secretary in Northumberland
A group of suffragists in Embledon England intercepted Sir Edward Grey as he left church, pressed for woman suffrage, and argued over delaying the reform bill. Grey initially refused a discussion, then attempted to depart by motor, but the confrontation continued briefly before he sped away.
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Embleton
Northumberland
England
Howard Grey
Sir Edward
Clashing Fragments Mention Hairdressing and Ads
Fragmentary OCR text references shampooing and manicuring services, Ar tlatic hairdressing, Clara A Ligier, a Sherman Co item, and veneer. It appears as a garbled newspaper snippet listing names, addresses, and ads without a coherent event or narrative.
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Clara A. Ligier
Juarez Celebrates Federal Occupation With Tense Activity
In Juarez a federal occupation celebration stirred rapid activity with local and international presence. Citizens reported heightened tension as security measures increased and there were reports of an attempted incident later that night.
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Juarez
Mexico
Rebels Target Rail Tunnel Between Madera and Case Grandes
Fourteen rebels were killed by Yaqui guards during an assault on a railway tunnel between Madera and Case Grandes as tensions rose in the region.
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Madera
Case Grandes
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