Neighborhood Picnic for Mount Mellick Club Members
Mrs Howard Snyder of Fort Rusell entertained the Mount Mellick club on a sunny afternoon at a meadow event with shade water and a mown field. Children and adults enjoyed races, sack races and games, a praised picnic spread, ice cream and hot coffee, and a cake mishap as they planned for another gathering. The planning committee included Mr and Mrs Stockwell and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
Howard Snyder
Fort Russell
Baptists
Mr. van Winkle
Donald
Mrs. Stockwell
Temperance Meeting and Socials At Local Churches
The W C T U meets Tuesday at 3 PM at the Methodist church with speaker Milas Christine Tinling on Scientific Temperance in the Public Schools. Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society also meets Tuesday with Mrs L Harold Forde hosting and planned program. An ice cream social benefits the Baptist church Thursday at Mrs R L Young’s home. Bake sale planned by South Cheyenne Women’s Circle next Saturday at Cephol Grocery House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Christine Tinling
Presbyterian, Missions
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
L. Harold Forde
Peblican Street
Colin Hunter
Harry Henderson, Jr
R. L. Young
West Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church
Chase
South Cheyenne
Cis
Cephol
Picnic at Talbot's Grave Draws Baptiste Group
The Baptiste, about 125 strong, gathered Friday morning at Talbot's grave for a traditional picnic. Most attendees visited the site for the first time and everyone expressed delight in the fine prospects offered for a good day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiste
Talbot
Mocking Man Misguided to Marriage Bureau
In a humorous mix up at the VR Department a man asks for an item to keep him at home at night, while a clerk redirects him to the marriage bureau three aisles down, noting he is in the wrong department. The encounter highlights a lighthearted office mix up and playful authority.
Atlas Show Delivers Broad Entertainment
The Atlas presents a well balanced program with strong comedy and athletic acts. Heist and Thompson drive laughs as a tipsy husband and wife subplot unfolds while the Dare brothers perform an impressive acrobatic routine. Al Brown showcases self composed songs and Italian dialect humor. Austin and Austin supply non stop comedy, aided by Swedish patter and lively songs. A reel features Rex Beach’s The Barrier dramatization.
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Atlas
Heist
Thompson
Wifey
Dare Brothers
al Brown
Austin
Oley Olson
Casey Jones
Rex Beach
Soldier slugged on West Highteenth Street
Private Myers of Company I signal corps was slugged by a Ninth cavalry member on West Highteenth Street near a restaurant. He was found dazed by friends and taken to the streetcar line. Police, led by Chief Behoel, reported the incident based on Myers's dazed account.
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Myers
Company I
Signal Corps
Westeighteenth Street
Ninth Cavalry
Behoel
West Highteenth Street
Dutch Kaloomine and The Sherman Company Wall Paper
Dutch Kaloomine and The Sherman Company are linked in a brief notice about wallpaper products. The item notes a collaboration or listing involving Dutch Kaloomine and The Sherman Company. Local emphasis appears on wallpaper offerings and related business names.
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Dutch Kaloomine
The
Sherman Company
Bartlett on municipal reform and commission government
S Bartlett argues that no government form is inherently good and reform must be bottom up. He cites personal integrity as key and notes the Wyoming act’s provision that public franchises require a popular vote, urging broader adoption in law. He references Cleveland Toledo New York Galveston and Des Moines as examples.
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Althar Democratic
Republicana
Alexander Pope
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
America
Brant Whitlock
Toledo
New York
Galveston
Ea Moines
Fve
New York Gamblers Face Health Woes as Subpoenas Go Out
In New York on August 26 gamblers and keepers of disorderly houses fled to seek changes of climate as district attorney subpoenas target police graft inquiries. Ten process servers scattered through Broadway and downtown streets to serve John Doe notices. only four have been found. Emery K. Buckner, counsel for the aldermanic investigation, says no one will testify who faces criminal charges. Testimony before the grand jury is expected to finish by early next week, paving the way for trials of those indicted in the Herman Rosenthal murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District Attorney's Office
Broadway
Serye
John Doe
Emery K K. Buckner
Aldermanic Investigation Committee
Herman Rosenthal
Wyoming Editor Weds Quietly in Basin Surprise
WYOMING EDITOR WEDS IN BASIN Miss Daley Wilkinson becomes bride of W. J. Johnston owner in Worland after a hushed ceremony at Mia Gasener home. The wedding was kept secret until the following day and friends applaud the playful deception.
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Worland
Wyo
W. . Johnston
Worlend Girlt
Basin
Daley Wilkinson
Mia. R
D. Gasener
Thie City
Attorney General to file equity suit against AT&T
Reports from legal circles say Attorney General Wickersham will file an equity suit in the near future to dissolve the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. It is unclear if the action will be voluntary or contested, as Wickersham has pursued a voluntary dissolution after lengthy investigations. He recently met with Senator Murray Crane who has interests in AT&T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ava
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone and Telegraph Trust
Wickersham
Romera
Weather Outlook Warm Then Cool Across Nation
The barometric pressure distribution suggests warm weather will dominate most of the country east of the Mississippi for the first part of the week, with cooler air spreading to the Northwest, Middle West, and Eastern and Southern states later. Unsettled conditions and local rains are expected in the Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions, with a showery pattern from the central valleys eastward and in the West Gulf states by week’s end. No disturbances are indicated for the West Indies.
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Washington, D. G
North American
Misalasippi River
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Middle West
Rocky Mountain Region
Great Central Yalleys
West Gulf States
Delegates Converge for Trans Miss Commercial Congress
Delegates from nearly all states and major cities arrive in Salt Lake City for the twenty third annual Trans Miss Commercial congress opening Tuesday. Fred W. Fleming of Kansas City, former congress president, will deliver the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Fred W. Fleming
Kansas City
Congress
Denver Doctor Dies After Accidental Mercury Poisoning
Dr Henry Denison aged 28 died at his Denver home on Franklin Street after by mistake drinking bichloride of mercury. He was the son of a prominent Denver physician. His widow gave birth to a child last night.
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Denver
Colo
Henry
Denison
Franklin Street
Wilson to limit campaign speeches and tours
Governor Wilson will give only a few scheduled addresses and will not tour nationally. He plans a Labor Day speech in Buffalo and aims to release a working men focused message, while Bryan concentrates on the Northwest and the West and Speaker Clark tours the Southwest after Maine.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Wilson
New York
Buffalo
Bryan
Northwest
West
Clark
Southwest
Maine
Missouri
Colorado
New Mexico
Arisona
California
Drivers Tryout At Elgin Speedway
Chicago August 26 The first opportunity to try their racers on the eight mile Elgin speedway will be today. Practice runs daily through Friday when the meet opens. Track will be closed to the public during practice while officials guard the course to prevent accidents. Dery foot of the track has been examined and deemed fast as any speedway in the country.
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Chicago
Elgin
Forty Women Wounded in Nicaragua Fight
Corinto reports from Managua that forty women were seriously wounded while serving ammunition and fighting for both sides in the battle around the capital. The involvement of women on both rebel and federal sides shows the deep bitterness of the revolution.
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Corinto
Managua
British Journals Rage Over Canal
London papers criticize President Taft for signing the Panama Canal bill and urge Britain to seek Hague arbitration. They argue the memorandum fails to remove British objections and warn the project could become a source of international bickering. The Standard calls the scheme magnificent but futile if mishandled. The Daily Express labels the act dishonorable and tarnishes the Republic’s reputation.
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London
Taft
Hague
Daily Express
Republic
The Best Woman and the Vote 19th Century Irony
Susan B Anthony and Horace Greeley clashed over women’s suffrage as a reformer and a famed editor. Anthony inspired Mrs Greeley to mobilize 800 signatures from Westchester, turning a convention moment into a pivotal suffrage display.
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Susan B. Anthony
Horace Greeley
New York
Miles Anthony
Greeley
George William Curtin Rose
Westchester
Walking in Washington Among Supreme Court and Dignitaries
A bustling scene in Washington features Chief Justice Fuller in a carriage while Chief Justice White walks with associates Holmes McKenna Lamar and Pitney. Justices Hughes and White’s entourage, diplomats like Ambassador Bryce, and cabinet members enjoy daily promenades.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Fuller
White
Holmes
McKenna
Lamar
Pitney
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice Hughes
Washin
Bryce
O Beeen
Oe Donga
Beatrice Oriant
Tri Avenue
Zia
Blaze Engulfs Leisure Yacht Hornet During Se Gate Display
At Sea Gate near the Atlantic Yacht Club a power yacht named Hornet owned by Captain Raymond Porter burned to the waterline. The vessel valued at 16000 dollars plus art loss totaling 25000 dollars. Captain Porter and his wife jumped into the sea as flames shot skyward after a gasoline line explosion. A Japanese cook perished in the blaze and Porter aided the effort before escaping into the water with his wife.
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New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Hornet
Raymond
Porter
Columbia Yacht Club
Reade Street
Norton's Point
Sea Gate
Army officers wed in Colorado Springs ceremony
Captain Arthur Frankenburger of Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Miss Elizabeth Michelson of Atlanta Ga were married August 14 after meeting at a social in Colorado Springs. The bride and her mother were guests of Mr and Mrs Kaufman on their way to Los Angeles. The couple returned toward the coast following a reception in their honor. Captain Frankenburger has been detailed to serve in Manila for three years.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Arthur Frankenburger
Envyenworth
Kan
Elizabeth Michelson
Atlanta
Frankenburger
Manila
Michelson
Kaufihan
Los Angeles
Miss Michelson
P Frankenburger
Mra. Kaufman
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