Wyoming Woman Hurt Twice In By Accidents
Sheridan report details Margaret Jenkins who, after an earlier settlement near 20 000 dollars with the Northern Pacific Railroad for a premises accident, suffers a second injury on the Burlington right of way. She dislocated her knee cap after her crutch struck a hole in a defective sidewalk near Fifth Street as a switch engine halted before her. The second incident occurred January 7 1910 in Billings Montana when she fell into an uncovered water hole at the station platform, dislocating her hip and breaking an ankle. A district court suit sought 30 000 dollars. judgment of 17 000 was entered October 31 1914. The piece also mentions Mr Arundell of Omaha a widower with a daughter Mrs Nowalter of Chicago visiting.
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Sheridan
Margaret Jenkina
Northern Pacifica Railroad Company
Burlington
Mrs. Jenkins
Fifth Street
Three Held After Wyoming Bar Holdup
Will Stewart was robbed of about $230 at the Emery bar in Thermopolis Wyoming when a masked man attacked him in a hallway. Stewart was knocked unconscious. the attacker fled with the money. Robbins and Ben Rader were arrested. each is held in district court on $2,000 bonds after preliminary hearings.
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Thermopollis
Wyoming
Will Stewart
Emery
Stewart
Robbins
Ben Rader
Justice Metheny
Pred Artisdell Dies After Wreck Injuries
Physicians state this afternoon that Pred Artisdell the chef severely injured in the wreck near Laramie has died. The report confirms his death and notes the ongoing investigation into the incident.
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Pred Artisdell
Laramie
Jan
Mrs Emmons Dies By Suicide In California
Mrs Harriet Emmons slit her throat with her husband’s razor in a basement mirror at the family home 1840 1 street Green River California near noon. The motive is unknown and authorities report a troubled family and the elder son’s death as factors. Mrs Emmons was married to J W Emmons a former Southern Pacific freight agent and brother of a former Denver Laramie and Pacific railroad official.
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Green River
Harriet Emmons
J. W. Emmons
Southern Pacific
Fresho
California
Tts
Thia City
Emmons
Little Statelets New Coal From Colorado Reach Laramie
The Hahns Peak Railroad completes coal shipments from Coalmont district Colorado into Laramie, signaling cheaper coal for residents. Also reports sale of Lander Eagle stake, a new National Guards second lieutenant appointment at Basin, a Basin postal savings bank opening, Park county deputy clerk appointment, a Burlington brakeman injured, a failed brewery migrant in Larawade, an insanity case in Sheridan, Sundance garage planning, and injuries to P F Chryst from a fall at Quaybull.
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Hahns -Peak Railroad Company
Laramie
Coalmont
Colorado
Jack Chenery
Lander Eagle
Nelson
Chenery
Wyomin
J. B. Frisby
Co. D. National Guards
Basin
Rt. P. Pearson
Postal Savings Bank
Bessie Williams
Park County
M. Cowell
Frank Otis
Burlington
Henry Widmann
Larawade
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Thompson
Sheridan
Illinois
Sundance
Injiured
P. F. Chryst
Jreybull
What's the Matter With Your Baby
An advertisement urges parents to treat infant headaches and dullness with mild laxatives, claiming most cases stem from bowel obstruction. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as gentle and effective, listing testimonials and offering free sample bottles via mail order in Monticello.
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Slaughter
Spruce St
Pueblo
Cole
Mra
Idol A. Brinker
Grant At
Denver
Colo
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington
Monticello
Shootout near Bitter Creek ends in instant death
Rock Springs January 1 A station agent and his wife asked for protection from a man named Scotty Peters a sheep herder known for quarrels. Davis lured Scotty outside near the water tank and in self defense Scotty attacked Davis prompting a fatal shot through the heart.
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Rock Springs
Bitter Creek
Willam Davis
Alex Peters
Peters
Scotty
Bis
Tjx
Davis
Artillery Soldiers Start Year Right at Ft Russell
Chaplain Joyce of the 4th Field Artillery reports over two hundred soldiers at Ft Russell have pledged not to drink intoxicating liquors to begin 1912. He hopes these abstainers form a nucleus for a larger total abstinence effort.
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Chapain Joyce
4Th Field
Ft. Russell
Fourth Field Artillery
Wyoming Advertised By Denver Papers
Denver papers promote Wyoming in New Year editions with full pages on the state’s resources and Big Horn Basin. The Republican and The News present extensive articles and illustrations touting Wyoming’s advantages and opportunities.
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Wyoming
Denver
Republican
News
Big Horn Basin
Bis Country
A Guilty Conscience Causes Its Return
Chief of Police Ed School notes Mrs Collins who once ran a Cheyenne boarding house. A man in England offered $10 and interest to settle a 20 year old board bill. The Englishman sent a letter prompting repayment, and the chief located the former boarder in Frisco to forward it.
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Mra. Collins
England
Cheyenne
Nally
Frisco
Guarantees to Find Any Hidden Mineral
Old miner Al Mitcham seeks investors for a high electrified plumb like instrument claimed to locate mineral ledges unseen by others. He asserts passing over a ledge with the device free flowing will reveal mineral spots to depths up to 200 feet underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mitcham
Iman
Mr. Mitcham
Greek named Charlie Chowpale killed at Sheridan yard incident
A Greek named Charlie Chowpale was killed Saturday night at Sheridan when he was crushed between the vestibule of coaches in the railroad yards. The accident occurred late in the evening as trains moved in the yard. Authorities were investigating the fatality.
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Charlie Chowpale
Sheridan
Denies Murder Intent in Cheyenne Case
L M H Croughan a Montana rancher denied plans to kill Sergt Dolbins at Ft Russell. He admitted arming himself to deter violence, claimed he came to Cheyenne to retrieve his 17 year old daughter who reportedly would not return. He said she has a troubled married life and has inflicted self harm previously.
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L. MH Croughan
Montana
Sergt. Dolbins
Ft. Russell
Cheyenne
Fourteen Arrests By Police in Two Days
City police held fourteen prisoners over two days with offenses ranging from disturbance and drunkenness to chicken stealing and liquor selling. Fred Drisdon Baker Bob Patton accused of stealing and selling chickens face county custody. Landy Lee a prior offender to be sent to county on an inmate of a house of ill fame charge. May Howard arrested for selling liquor in the restricted district without a license. Officers Merrill and Huber captured her after entering a resort through a cellar window. Remaining arrestees to be tried before Judge Welnitz as court opens.
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Jall
Fred Drisdon
Baker
Bob Patton
Landy Lee
May Howard
Merrill
Huber
West End
Penn-Wyoming Case Set to End Thursday
The Penn-Wyoming Oil Company case before the special master in chancery is slated to conclude Thursday January 1. A court writing occupied Sunday and Monday to finish on time as testimony and papers are examined amid vigorous exchanges between counsel.
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Penn-Wyom Oil Company
Will Manufacture New Tables at Rawlins
Harris of this city has secured a patent for a new style table and joined Rawlins capitalists preparing a factory to produce the tables. Charles Brown, a prominent former Carbon bounty representative, is president of the new company. The firm plans large scale manufacture and field sales to the furniture trade, with market entry expected in a few weeks.
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Cbe, Harris
Rawlins
Chas, Brown
Carbon Bounty
New Table Company
Arria
Baat
Denver Stock Show Promises Largest Event Yet
The National Western Stock Show in Denver, January 15 to 20, draws crowds with plans for a cavalry drill by Fort D. A. Russell’s 6th cavalry, carriage-horse progress from Fort Collins, and Wyoming wood exhibits. University of Wyoming showcases sheep and reeds. two daily programs, with both afternoon and evening sessions, aim to outshine Chicago and New York shows. Colorado & Southern Railway advertises special rates via local agents.
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Denver
6Th Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
United States
Fort Collins
University of Wyoming
Chicago
New York
Colorado & Southern Railway
Colorado & Buuberg
Seventy New Members Joined M E Church
The Methodist church held a lively Sunday night watch service with Rev. Van Winkle and Baptist assistance. Mrs. Putman led Bible class and musical program, and about seventy were received into the church during morning services as Dr. Rawls preached and led the roll.
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van Winkle
Ezra
Nemehia
Nelson
Rawls
J. F. Rossman
New Year's Day Observed as Legal Holiday in Cheyenne
Cheyenne marked New Year's Day as a legal holiday with post office hours reduced to one hour and county and state offices closed. Most businesses paused, police and justice courts were closed, theatres held special programs, and many gatherings and skating parties were enjoyed as residents welcomed the new year.
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Cheyenne
C A C New Year’s Ball a Grand Success
The C A C New Year’s Ball in Keefe hall drew about 100 couples who danced and enjoyed a festive evening. Hosts from the C A C provided the entertaining crowd with fine music, holiday decorations, and a cheerful, well spent night.
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A. C
Keefe Hall
Notice to Water Consumers Warns Against Waste and Leaks
City marshal BD Schoels orders all water users to stop wasting water and repair leaks. Fines or water shutoffs may follow for nighttime waste or improper uses such as washing machines.
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Wee
BD Schoels
Foreclosure Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Sale
Notice of foreclosure of a real estate mortgage by sale. Theresa C. Berry and William R. Wright of Laramie County Wyoming executed a mortgage to Alva B. Fowler. The filing occurred December 22, 1906, at 10:00 A.M. in the County Clerk and District Registrar of Deeds office of Laramie County.
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C. B. Berry
William R. Wright
Jaramie
Wyoming
Alva B. Fowler
Laramie County
Foreclosure Notice on North Platte River Land in Wyoming
Notice is given that under the mortgage deed dated 1907 and assigned to I C Whipple, then to the undersigned, default on a five thousand dollar note secured by land in sections 6 and 7, township 27, range 66, with water rights, will be foreclosed at public sale January 4, 1912 at 10 AM at the courthouse front door Cheyenne Wyoming. The debt is 3714.35 plus costs and attorney fees.
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Ing
C. B. Berry
Wilam R. Wright
Anid
North Platte River
Alva B. Fowler
Ada M. Fowler
A. D
I. C. Whipple
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramde
Margaret Hayes Brown
National Youth Monthly Mega Zine Promises Boy Scout Reads
An offer promotes a yearly reading gift for boys featuring sports, engineering, aviation, camping, and scouts content. For 50 cents a month or one dollar for a year to THE NATIONAL YOUTH, Kedale Building, Chicago, readers receive access to educational articles and activities appealing to 62,000 boys across three homes.
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America
Kedale
Chicago
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Omaha
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Mr. Arundell
Istrict Court
Denver Papers
Penn-Wyoming
Seventy News
M. E. Church
Chamberlain
Gale
St. Louis
Almer'’S
Palmer’s Cafe
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