Local News Briefs and City Notices
City items include Miller's watch repair shop ad, Henry Klein returning from Laramie with suspected scarlet fever on the mend, and loans from Mark A. Chappiman. Notices forbid under 16s at theaters, Ridgley travels to North Platte for Christmas, marriage license issued to Edward Richards and Josie Sullivan, dressmaking wanted, Olmstead of Union Pacific travels west, Chief Shoe l returns to duty, and Evelyn Powers arraigned for drunkenness with two prior disturbances.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Henry Klien
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Laramie
Ile
Mark A. Chappiman
Corey Ave
North Platte
H. 8
Ridgley
Neb
Edward Richards
Josie Sullivan
Cheyenne
BE. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Olmstead
Union Pacific
Lieut Tompkins Children Die From Scarlet Fever
The two children of Lieut and Mrs Tompkins of Fort Russell died of scarlet fever Margaret aged 11 yesterday afternoon and Danny the younger lived only two days after contracting the disease They were buried at Port Cemetery in ceremonies led by Chaplain Stull Quarantine cases have been few since Friday eighteen cases reported no new cases since Friday health authorities believe the outbreak is under control.
Notice of Indebtedness Certificates Paid in 1912
County records show all Laramie county certificates of indebtedness issued February 1 through 1912 year end registered at the treasurer’s office will be paid December 1, 1912 after presentation at the treasurer LUKE VOORHBES county treasurer. Also notices advertise weather strip ads and church meetings at 602 West 18th Street at 6 o'clock evenings Mondays and Fridays.
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Laramie County
Wyo
Luke Voorhbhes
Miselon
West
Eighteenth Street
Governor Osborne Gives Up Cars and Horses
Detroit December 23 governor Osborne declares he will walk and enjoy nature, giving away his seven passenger touring car a limousine and his thoroughbred riding and driving horses to his intimate friends.
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Detroit
Osborne
Littleton Plans National Lecture Tour on Jefferson Memorial
Mrs. Martin W. Littleton announced she will depart shortly after January 1 for a two months lecture tour to push a government backed plan to restore the home and grave of Thomas Jefferson to the people.
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New York
Thomas Jefferson
Martin W. Littleton
Skull described as nearly transparent in London inquest
An 82 year old man died after colliding with a taxi near Ludgate Circus London. Doctors testified his skull was astonishingly thin with a maximum thickness under one eighty fourth of an inch and no sign of decay. Professor Sinclair called it miraculous the man reached such an old age.
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Ndon
Ludgate Circus
London
Sinclair
Birth Reward Debates Stir Australian Law Scene
In London during a ebb of political debate the federal government contemplates a bounty of £95 for each birth registered in the Commonwealth. Opposition voices question the policy’s merit and call for clarifications on legitimacy and social impact amid evolving civil status concerns.
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London
Australia
Nice
Euand- Ine Ogalvat
Inventor David Cumming Dies at Home in Chicago
Chicago December 24 Inventor David Cumming creator of the Cumming Portable forze said to have aided the battleship Oregon on the Pacific coast during the Spanish American War is dead at his home 2487 West Jackson Boulevard
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Chicago
David Cumming
Cumming
Oregon
Padltle
Weat Jackson Howlovard
Dog Guard's Master Found Frozen Near Gillett
Albert Gorman a four year old wood chopper was found dead frozen to death one mile north of Gillett with his shepherd dog standing over the body. The incident occurred this morning in Cripple Cheek Colorado.
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Colo
Albert Gorman
Gillett
Famed Patriot General Diaz Dies in New York
General Domingo Diaz a renowned Central American soldier and patriot died in New York at 71 after a double pneumonia. He arrived recently from Paris and had led Panama’s liberal faction before its separation from Colombia. His forces surrendered to General Alban on December 4, 1901, and he later served as minister to France Belgium and Italy for Panama.
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New York
Domingo Diaz
Dinas
Parl
Jie
Panama
Columbia
Diaz
Colombia
Alban
France
Belgium
Italy
Republic of
Pensions in Ninth Kansas Cavalry Unpaid
Topeka Kansas December 23 Not one member of the Ninth Kansas cavalry a Civil War regiment is drawing a pension state officials received a letter from H B Lapham of Lorton Virginia a member of the Ninth Kansas reporting the situation.
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Topeka
Kan
Dee
Ninth Kansas Cavalry
H. B. Lapham
Lorton
Ninth
Kansas
Parrot Taken to City Cell After Police Visit
Detective Big Steve Conway arrives at Tremont Avenue station with a green parrot in a cage seeking Peter Angripuolo from Fordham Avenue. The bird, seized on neighbor complaints, is placed in a cell as officers locate its owner.
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New York
Steve
Conway
Tremont Avenue
Peter
Thomson
Bordham Road
Fordham Road
Fordham Roa
Thompson
Peter Angripolu
Fordham Avenue
Dance Tonight at Eagles Hall
A Wyoming event details a dance tonight at Eagles Hall with promotional note from the State Leader to the Want Ad medium of Trytt.
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Eagles Hall
Want
Wyoming
Trytt
Tragic Drowning In Hotel Bath Tub
A 40 year old linotype separator known as Hayes, employed by the Dyaminer, was found dead yesterday morning in a bath tub at Hotel Bheldog. He had been in the tub with hot water running and likely died from drowning after being overcome by the heat.
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Hayes
Dyaminer
Bheldog
Secret Marriage of Chief Prosecutor Sparks Capitol Buzz
Attorney General Douglas A. Preston kept a three month secret marriage to Windsor native Anna D. Clark from October to December. The pair wed in Detroit, plans for a formal arrival parade at the Plains hotel were abandoned as the couple slipped in quietly.
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Supreme Court
Douglas A. Preston
Preston
Detroit
Mich
Anna D. Clark
Windsor
Canada
Capitol
Plains Hotel
Mrs
the Plains Hotel
Tax delinquency rate set at eight percent
The article notes a penalty of eight per cent on the total amount of all taxes unpaid as of January 1, 1913, urging readers to subscribe to The State Leader for more information.
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Luke Voortiers
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Evelyn Powers
Lato
Deaks Library
Percy Smith
Tor iTth and
Baldy Htrerte
Lieut. Tompkins
Chamberlin
Miselon Meetings
Kuppenheimer
Michigan
DOG Guard
Joeph Wasserman
Mr. Preston
Maurice Goshen
Dairy, Food and Oil
Roy Sghenek
Conservatory of Music
Nothior
Mianningowman
Manning-Howman
Manning-Howman J
Wage Lipchen
F.A. Roedel
W. 16Th Street
Hardware Store
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