District Court to Open with Record Civil Docket in Laramie
The December term of the district court in Laramie begins next Monday with one of the largest civil dockets in history. About 125 client cases and 159 probate matters are listed, while the criminal docket is unusually light with fewer than forty cases across numerous offenses including felonious assault grand larceny forgery and perjury. News of the state, nation and the ground when it lg mows In the Leader.
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District Court
Anna Stuteman
Local Briefs Highlight Recoveries and Appointments
Murchison resident R N Watson returns to work after a brief illness while state veterinarian Dr William Place is bound for Helena to participate in a meeting of northern state veterinarians. Irvine Lagd and Live Stock Company of Douglas files incorporation papers with the secretary of state. James D Raymond of Fort Russell and Florence McClelieh obtain a marriage license. Wasser man’s offers children’s shoes on sale. H M Lamb, typhoid patient at Union Pacific hospital, leaves for home in Denver. Governor Brooks thanks Sheriff Felix Alston for militia support during the cattlemen murder trial in Basin.
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Plorence McClelieh
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H. M. Lamb
Master Mechanic’s Department
Union Pacific
Denver Alston
Brooks
Felix Alston
Big Horn County
Basia
Bromo Quinine Ad Seeks Signature of E. W. Grove
An old advertisement notes laxative Bromo Quin ine and asks for the signature of E. W. Grove, priced at 75 cents. The fragment hints at a small pharmacy or merchant notice courting a customer’s signature and purchase.
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EE. W. Grove
Woman of Righty-Four Granted Divorced
Adelaide Graham, eighty four, sought divorce from Charles Graham, seventy five, in district court here telling of love unreturned and desertion after a brief courtship of three years. The case centers on marital breakdown and an unfulfilled union.
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Minneapolis
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District Court
Adelaide Gra_ham
Charles Graham
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Praised By Patient
Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports five years of heart pain and breathing difficulty improved after thirteen bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. She gained fourteen pounds and says the tonic supports heart nerves and muscles, with many patients described as helped after doctors gave up.
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Lillie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
St Roneye Mies Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Married woman seeks freedom after abusive marriage
A woman named Mrs Gratem obtained her freedom after reports that her husband Delig treated her in a cruel manner and deserted her after about a year of marriage.
Civil service exams announced for government posts
The civil service board schedules exams for government positions with salaries of 600 to 1000 dollars for male arboriculture assistants on December 27, 720 dollars for male cooks, and 1400 dollars for male scientific Victarians in the bureau of standards on January 5. The secretary offers information to applicants.
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Bureau of Standards
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Bronx Zoo Animals in Moving Pictures
New York December 3 reports thousands of city and nearby residents will view moving pictures from the Bronx Zoo showing animal life in action rather than static poses. The project aims to bring familiar wildlife to children and adults by depicting animals at sleep, play, and various actions beyond the usual stereopticon depictions.
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Wild Animals of America
New Romanian anesthetic aims for pain free surgery
Professor Thomas Jounesco of Bucharest arrives in New York to demonstrate a new anesthetic mixture that allegedly leaves patients conscious yet unable to feel pain during operations. He claims the agent acts on nerves without affecting the brain, enabling visible surgical procedures without loss of consciousness.
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New York
Thomas Jounesco
University of Bucharest
Romania
Academy of Medicine
Paria
Cecilie
Lloyd Noe
George Boutzo
North Pole Santa to Visit Cheyenne Store in December
A dated letter from North Pole announces Santa Claus will land in Cheyenne, stopping through Baffins and Hudson Bay, Spitzbergen shores, and Labrador. He will arrive at Barnett Mercantile Company Saturday morning December 7 at 10 oclock with over ten thousand toys and playthings for boys and girls and will address customers daily through advertisements until Christmas Eve.
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Labrador
Anu
Banta Olaus
Memory of Late Colonel Honored and Successor Named
A general order from Governor B B Brooks honors Col Robert LaFontaine, inspector general of Wyoming state troops, with flags at half mast all day Sunday December 18. L C Hinkle is appointed to succeed La Fontaine on the governor’s staff and militia general with rank of colonel.
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B. B. Brooks
National Guard of
Wyoming
Robert LaFontaine
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L. C. Hinkle
Han
Cal. la Fontaine
Atell challenges Wolgast to forfeit heavy bet
Abe Atell, the featherweight champion, proposed a $2 000 forfeit to settle a match with Ad Wolgast. He offered time and place details and claimed Wolgast could make 122 pounds, weighing 127. The statement came as both boxers discussed a potential bout in Memphia Tennessee.
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Abe Attell
Charlie White
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Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Ogden Lumber figures in Pine Busts case at justice court
A court in Pine Busts heard a case involving Egbert Lumber and Jamon Mott tied to a dry parm incident. The matter centers on the Dunberg et al dispute presented at the Pine Busts justice court.
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Dumdberg
Egbert Lumber En Jamon
Justice Court
Case before Judge Matson over lumber bill and counter claim
Yesterday Judge Matson heard a case involving a lumber bill and a counter claim. He ruled against the plaintiff but has not issued a decision favorable to the defendant.
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Matson
Suit Over Old Note Brought in New Jersey Court
In Paterson New Jersey December 4 a suit seeks $400 plus six percent interest on a note dated May 1 1866. Plaintiff Cornelius Smith once a wealthy farmer now poor claims the defendant Henry Miller who was penniless when given the note but later wealthy is responsible for the debt because interest has accrued. The attorney argues the interest should not reset beyond six years.
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Paterson
N. J
Holdy Miller
Acquitted Woman Defended After Murder Trial
New York December 3 Augusta Chrisint who injured her husband with a shoemaker's awl was today acquitted of murder. Lemuel Unidtmyer, court appointed counsel, had defended her and argued the case in a dramatic closing.
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Augusta Chrisint
Lemuel Unidtmyer
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