Pavlova and Company Dazzle Cheyenne Theatre Crowd
Anna Pavlova led a celebrated company at Capitol Avenue theatre in Cheyenne last evening. Mile Plaskowieszka danced as Lige with M. Berge while Lawrent Novikoff, premier danseur of Moscow’s Imperial Opera, partnered Pavlova in the Invitation to the Dance. The three act program featured the Rose et Papillon butterfly dance and other pieces in graceful, silent presentation, with Theodore Stier conducting the symphony orchestra to equal acclaim.
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Teels
Cheyenne Theatre
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Anna Paviowa
Joule XV
Mile
Plaskowieszka
Lige
Lucy
Uee
Oberon
Faery
M. Berge
Ie Pavlowa
Pavlova
Lawrent Novikoff
Imperial Opera House
Moscow
Fanelea
Mile, Plaskowieszka
M. Kobeleff
M. Novikoff
Jafice de Pirate
Gavotti Payiowa
Anna Paviova
Symphony
Theodore Stier
Record wind speeds top January for 43 years in local bureau data
Observer Kichline reports January brought 16 0561 miles of wind for the local station, an average of 20.2 mph, making it the windiest month in 39 years with 17 days over 40 mph and peak gusts of 70 mph in five minutes and 78 mph for one minute.
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Kichline
Government Weather Bureau
Citizen's ‘Lowe Bank
Cheyenne Briefs From The City Newsroom
Local notes list a P. O. Ranch overnight win by Boice, a special Pavlova train arriving from Salt Lake City and bound for Denver, and Cheyenne Messenger Service operating daily. Officers visit Denver for city business. remodeling on Nineteenth street and ice loop work halted by a storm.
Pacific citybound train with Denver arrival noted
Pacific, in the city from Denver, will accompany the Anon Pav lova company special train to that city this morning. Piles Patent-Alexander Barkell filed a patent in the county clerk's office from the United States to himself covering the NE of sec 22 twp 14 range 61. Certificate File a final certificate filed yesterday in the county clerk's office by which James Byram is to receive the BE of sev 10 two 12 range 60 Up From Campstool-Wmn. Rive and family of Campstoo] were in the city yesterday In From Homestead-Chas. Kin nersley was in yesterday from its homestead north of the city. Up From South Side-Park Smith, who has charge of the Warren Live Stock ranches south of the city, was in Cheyenne yesterday on business.
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Pacific
Denver
Anon Pavlova Company
Alexander Barkell
United States
James Byram
Park Smith
Warren
Cheyenne
Weighing of Mail to Begin on February
Chief Clerk C A Beach of the Wyoming division of the Railway Mail service says weighing of mails starts at 12 01 a m on February 15 unless storms delay trains causing mail congestion. All post offices and railway mail offices in the Fourth Contract district will weigh mail to determine an average and set compensation for railroads.
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C. A. Beach
Wyoming
Railway Mail Service
Railway Mail
Mexican Pleads Guilty and Is Sent to the Pen
The Mexican man who stabbed Leonard Gaskins near Glendo was sentenced in Wheatland to one year to 18 months in the Rawlins penitentiary. He initially refused to plead guilty, then entered a guilty plea later the same week.
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Glendo
Leonard Gaskins
Wheatland
Rawlins
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days by PAZ OINTMENT
Druggists offer PAZ ointment promising cure for piles within six to fourteen days. If it fails to relieve itching bleeding or protruding piles, money is refunded. First application provides relief. Period advertisement style touts swift relief.
Directors Meet Sunday to Discuss Club Union
Sunday afternoon has been chosen for the directors of the Industrial club and the Greater Cheyenne plan to discuss amalgamation. All phases of the proposed union will be canvassed and a tentative plan drawn up for submission to the members if agreement is reached. The topic is one of the liveliest in the city this week.
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Industrial Club
Greater Cheyenne
Pioneer baseball leader Nicholas Young dies at 91
The former National League president Nicholas Young, a pioneer of baseball who led the Nationals from 1885 to 1892, died aged 91. Advancing age reportedly brought on blindness, with late years spent attending major league games.
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Washington
Nicholas Be, Young
Young
Nationals
Baltimore Sunday baseball bill defeated in Maryland
The annual attempt to legalize Sunday baseball in Baltimore failed. A House of Delegates committee reported unfavorably and a substitute motion was voted down nearly unanimously.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Phoenix Next Stop for Bank Committee
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston of the Federal Reserve Board will depart late today for Phoenix Arizona as the next stop on their nationwide tour. They held a short hearing yesterday and attended a banquet at Pasadena last night.
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McAdoo
Houston
Federal Reserve Board
Phoenix
Ariz
Pavadena
House Committee Probes Mining Strikes Moves
House mining committee members depart for Colorado and Michigan to study strife in the mining sector. Colorado hearings begin in Denver with sessions at Trinidad early next week as the panel carries out the investigation authorized by the house.
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Washington
House Mining Committee
Colorado
Michigan
House
Denver
Trinidad
Gold Nugget Cache Found in Hill Near Jetmore South Kansas
A 40 pound pile of gold nuggets worth about 812000 was recovered from a hill at Jetmore Kansas on February 5. Old settlers recall a 1865 tale of prospectors attacked by Indians near here with only one survivor who buried the treasure.
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Jetmore
Kas
Colorado
Indiana
Cicotte to Await Comiskey Return for Sox Contract
Cicotte the Chicago White Sox pitcher will leave Detroit for Paso Robles, California on February 19 without signing his contact. Secretary Grabiner declines to sign, so Eddie waits for Comiskey and Callahan to return from their world tour.
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