Pavlova Leads Cheyenne Theatre Ballet Night at Capitol Avenue
Anna Pavlova and a large company performed in three acts at Capitol Avenue theatre. Mile Plaskowieszka starred as Lige with M Berge, while Lawrent Novikoff of Moscow’s Imperial Opera danced with Pavlova in the Invitation to the Dance. The program included Rose Et Papillon and Jafice De Pirate with the orchestra conducted by Theodore Stier amid strong audience applause.
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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
One Windiest January On Record In Local Weather History
Observer Kichline reports January 1875 set the 43 year wind record with 16056 miles on the gauge equating to 20.2 mph average hourly velocity. The month saw 17 days above 40 mph and a 78 mph peak for one minute.
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Kichline
Government Weather Bureau
Citizen's ‘Lowe Bank
Railway and City News Roundup From Cheyenne Brevities
Cheyenne crowds note a range of items from a special Pavlova train arrival from Salt Lake City to a loop track opening halted by a storm. Officials, merchants, and visitors bustle about: remodeling, repairs, and local business notices fill the day in Cheyenne with several named addresses and firms referenced.
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Trackmien
Cheyenne Street Railway
Thos. Burke
Nineteenth Street
D. M. Newton
Oregon Short Line
Pavlowa
Salt Lake City
Patent and residence notices drift through Cheyenne region
Pacific in the city from Denver will accompany a special train this morning. Piles Patent-Alexander Barkell filed a patent in the county clerk's office covering NE 22 14 61. James Byram to receive BE% of SE 10 2 12 60. Campstool-Wmn. Rive and family visited the city. Chas Kinersley from homestead north of the city in yesterday. Park Smith of Warren Live Stock ranches south of the city was in Cheyenne 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 announces weighing of mails starts at 12 01 a m on the 15th of February unless storms delay trains causing congestion. All post offices and railway mail post offices in the Fourth Contract district will weigh mail to determine an average for railroad compensation.
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C. A. Beach
Wyoming
Railway Mail Service
Railway Mail
Mexican Pleads Guilty and Is Sent to the Pen
A Mexican man who stabbed Leonard Gaskins near Glendo pled guilty and was sentenced in Wheatland district court to one to eighteen months in the Rawlins penitentiary. He initially refused to plead guilty on Wednesday before changing his plea on Tuesday.
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Glendo
Leonard Gaskins
Wheatland
Rawlins
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days
Druggists promise PAZ OINTMENT cures piles in six to fourteen days. If it fails to heal itching bleeding or protruding piles, money refunded. First application brings relief. Used for itching bleeding or protruding piles, with a low price.
Directors to Discuss Amalgamation of Two Cheyenne Clubs
Sunday afternoon has been chosen for a meeting of the Industrial Club and the Greater Cheyenne Club directors to discuss a possible union. All phases of the proposed union will be canvassed and a tentative plan drawn if consensus favors action for submission to members. The topic is highly active in city offices and business houses this week.
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Industrial Club
Greater Cheyenne
Pioneer baseball executive Nicholas BE Young passes
Nicholas BE Young, longtime president of the National League from 1885 to 1892, and a pioneer in baseball, has become blind with advancing age. His later years were devoted to observing major league games as a spectator.
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Washington
Nicholas Be, Young
Young
Nationals
Baltimore Sundays Baseball Bill Fails in Maryland
The annual bid to legalize Sunday baseball in Baltimore failed. A House of Delegates committee reported unfavorably and a motion to substitute the bill was voted down nearly unanimously.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Phoenix Next Stop for Bank Committee Tour
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston of the federal reserve board left for Phoenix Arizona as their next stop on the country tour. They held a brief hearing yesterday and attended a banquet at Pavadena last night.
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Los Angeles
McAdoo
Houston
Federal Reserve Board
Phoenix
Ariz
Pavadena
House committee to study strikes on way to Colorado
The end committees of the house mining committee departed tonight for the Colorado and Michigan mining strike regions to carry on the investigation authorized by the House. The Colorado committees will reach Denver Sunday and open hearings at Trinidad Monday or Tuesday.
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Washington
House Mining Committee
Colorado
Michigan
House
Denver
Trinidad
Gold Nuggets Found Buried Hill Near Jetmore Kansas
A 40 pound cache of gold nuggets valued around 812000 was unearthed in a hill at Jetmore Kansas on February 5. Local oldsters recall a 186% tale of prospectors from Colorado attacked by Indiana forces with one survivor burying the treasure. The recovered gold is believed to be that same stash.
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Jetmore
Kas
Colorado
Indiana
Cicotte to wait for Comiskey return in baseball notes
Cicotte the Chicago White Sox pitcher will depart Detroit for Paso Robles California on February 19 without signing his contract. Secretary Grabiner refused signing authority, so Cicotte will wait until Comiskey and Callahan finish their world tour. The piece notes a delay in contract terms and makes an unrelated social remark.
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Detroit
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the Robinson
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Fred Boice
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Hes
Anna Pavlova Company
Ealt Lake City
Citizens of
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The
Avery Machinery Company
Mark. Chapman
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Young Tooming
L. A. Broderick
Union
17Th Street
Clyde M. Watts
T. Paul Wilcox
Edgar, Neb
D. A. Jones
E. J. Smalley
Capitol Grill
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
I. W. McConnell
Auburndale
Mass
McConnell
New York
Capitol Ave
G. O. Griggs
G. O. Hackett
Patrick Braonen
Hurlington
City
Union Pacific
Sterling
J. H. Ladely
East 16Th
Big Goshen Hole
Bartlett Engineering Co
Capitol Avenue
Herman Karseh
That
Colorado and Southern
Basin
S. Skovgard
Campstool
Freeborn
Egbert
George W. Bremer
Court House
Mrs. C. 3. Clark
Boulder, Colo
Peter Christensen
West Twenty-first Street
Harry Hill
Lowell
Wmn
Rive
Campstoo
Chas. Kinnersley
Atlas Theatre
Citizens National Bank
Savilogs
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cy Whitaker
Polly of
Circus
Shorty McCabe
Clementina Sophia
Soldiers of Fortune
Graystark
Katherine
Richard Carvel
Two Gun Man
Squin
Silent Call
Sky Pilot
Money Moon—Me-Smith
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Poppy
Logan
Carry Ave
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House Committee
Clootte
the Lyric
the Lion and the Mouse
Charles Klein
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Waite
North River
New York City
Federal“Land & Securities Company
West 17Th St
Newark OF Newark
Williamsburg City
Bran and Red Dog
Cheyenne Milling Co
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