Land of Nod at Cantar Avenue Monday Night
Sarsnel BE. Rork presents the iVAgR ZA production The Land Of Nod on Monday night at Cantar Avenue. The show features unique character drawing and a well mounted stage spectacle with Neil McNeil and Anna McNabb in leading roles. Sale opens Saturday at 9 am.
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Sarsnel BE
Land OF Nod
Cantar Avenue
Rory Bory
Alice
The
Sandman
Weatherman
April Fool
Welch
Neil McNeil
Anna McNabb
City Council Proceedings in Cheyenne February 1910
City council meets at 8 pm with President Johnston presiding and a quorum. It lists sewer assessments for blocks and streets, schedules a special hearing for February 24, and notes bond approvals, arc light petition, sidewalk construction resolution, police pay ordinance, and contract extensions through May 1 1910.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Johnston
24Th Street
Seymour Street
van Lennan
Warren Avenue
Central Avenue
John Hague
Thomas McCafferty
24Th
Maxwell Street
Hyhite
Sorengen Contracting Co
House Street
Margaret Henne
de Gervite
Keating
Bush & Gray and
Doyle & Schwartz
Marriage Licenses in City Area and Other Local Items
Marriage licenses issued include Samuel Cole and Annie Wilbert of Cheyenne. George W. Schampar and Jennie Gunderson of Cheyenne. Edward B. Tracy and Jennie Blackburn of Boston. Starling Barnard and Nettie Hamilton of Fort Russell. Mary Clarke pleads guilty to petty larceny, sentenced to 48 hours in county jail. Maneuvers at Pole Mountain date rumored changed to August. Idleman building on Thames Street near Capitol to be ready soon with three-storey store spaces. South Side W C T U to hold Francis Willard memorial event at South Side chapel with solos and talks by local leaders.
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Samuel Cole
Fort Russell
Annie Wilbert
Cheyenne
George W. Schampar
Jennie Gunderson
Edward B. Tracy
Jennie Blackburn
Boston
Starling
Barnard
Misa Nettie Hamilton
Mary Clarke
Bon Ton
Idleman
Thames Street
Capitol
Oliver
Francis Willard
Farmer Finds Coal Vein While Digging Near Auburn
Auburn N Y Feb 18 farmer J B Downs digging a well near there struck a coal vein nearly twelve feet thick. The vein was brought to the city for examination and is reported to be of good quality.
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Auburn
N.O
J. B. Downs
Bampton
The Glangman Play Sparks Controversy in City
The Glangman play ignites debate as it dramatizes Reconstruction era tensions between former slaves and former owners. Cast includes Arthur DeVoy as Ben Cameron and Hwelyn Faber as Wise Stoneham. production at Capitol Avenue tomorrow evening.
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Olean
Ae Dixon R
Fuls
Benth Carolina
Ben Cameron
Itu
Arthur DeVoy
Hwelyn Faber
Wissé Stoneham
Iar
Garry
Nero
W. A. Jordan
Rooke
Capitol Avenue
Homemade cough syrup promises relief at home
Household tip explains a coughing syrup recipe using Ocamuill Pinex and Luxory granulated sugar. It claims a full pint of cough syrup in about two minutes, with use for cold symptoms, whooping cough, and long-lasting cough relief, noting quick results and affordable ingredients.
Marmola Tablet Promises Fat Loss for Women
A promotional letter extols Marmola tablets as a safe, quick weight loss aid for women, claiming a pound loss per day with no exercise or risk. The ad, signed by Marry Sullivan, urges readers to buy Marmola Co. products for eighty five cents to a dollar and features a photo request. A separate item reports Commerce committing suicide by carbolic acid after a botched escape.
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Silkenesse
Marmota Co
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
Sullivan
Commerce
Chicago Hog Catcher Balks at Coyt for City Pound
Chicago February 18. Superintendent William Stewart rejects adding a city pound or any cats as the Anti Cruelty Society seeks painless feline eradication. Stewart, superstitious, will quit for a renter job and draws the line at mice destroyers. PAZO Ointment advertised with a guarantee to cure various piles in 6 to 14 days.
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Chicago
Wilem Stewart
Stewart
Ers
Anti-Cruelty Society
Harmon Next Candidate for President Forecast
New York on February 19 Colonel John W. Tomlinson of Birmingham Alabama a member of the Democratic national committee forecasts Governor Judson Harmon will be the next Democratic nominee for president and Governor Marshall of Indiana will likely be the second on the ticket. He says Bryan Mayor Gay and others are unlikely candidates and notes Hughes is strong in busting bosses for the Republican side.
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New York
Judson Harmon
Marshall
Indiana
John W. Tomlinson
Birmingham
Tomlinson
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Thomlinson
Gay
Hughes
Negro Confesses River Assaults in Kansas City Case
William Jackson, a 28 year old Negro janitor, confessed to assaulting five young white girls in Kansas City Missouri. Prosecutor Conkling indicated he would be tried immediately amid tense public mood following recent hangings. Jackson admitted luring victims with candy and roller skates and asked for police protection from threats.
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Kansas City
Beth
William Jackson
Conkling
Jackson
Jatkeon
Fragmented note outlines suicide and aftermath
A damaged extract from a Portland Oregon paper fragment describes intent to have a photo published after death by self harm. It mentions a late deserter from the army and references Louisville Kentucky and a mother with five children.
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Portland
Orv
Galen
Lyle Commerce
Louisville
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