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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1913

Page

5

Charity Ball Heads to Cheyenne Soon Across City Notices

City notices list varied items from court sessions with Judge Matson in Newcastle to nurse examinations at Wyoming General Hospital and Casper, homestead entry filings by Jessie Wales and Locie Kellums, and a high wind advisory impacting rail lines from Cheyenne toward Green River. Festive appeal for the upcoming Charity Ball includes married attendees. A local candy special at THE ROBINSON closes the item.

Mabel FE. Smith East Twenty-fifth Street Federal Land Office Jessie M. Wales van Tassel Wryo Locie F. Kellums Caldwell Neb Ben J. Covington Sunrise Wyo George L. Smith Fort Laramie Judge Riney Peter Goleb Owl Creek Mining Co Goleb Tribune W. N. Monfort Nebraska Colorado Green River Cheyenne

Personal Notice Roundup From Cheyenne Visit List

A stream of visitors and registrants appeared in Cheyenne yesterday including Rathine of Chugwater Frank A Hadwell from Rawkie William fevine of Rombyalope Plog EB Norton of Casper P J OConner from Casper A R Vanockle of Rawlins Wilkerson of Horse Crook F Briner of Saratoga M N Grant from Laramie Ed Jacobson of Carpenter P A Ware of Lander all noted as in town or registered yesterday.

Rathine Cheyenne Frank A. Hadwell Rawkie William Saratoga M. N. Grant Laramie Ed Jacobson Carpenter P. A. Ware Lander

Red Rose Troupe to Spend Day on Ranch

The Red Rose troupe touring Capitol Avenue theater will visit Diamond Cattle Co president Frank C. Bosler at his Rock River Wyoming ranch. After Cheyenne show, 60 performers ride to the ranch for Sunday hospitality, then continue by rail to Greeley for Monday performance.

Mre Jamen Mills Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs Mies M. A. Converse Casper Cheyenne D, Gee Capitol Avenue Fort Collins J. J. Wallace Northern Colorado Light and Power Company Denver Frank C. Bosler Diamond Cattle Company Brown Palace Rock River Wyo

Plot Against Philippine Independence Reports Stirring Rumor

In Washington advices say wealthy Luzon landowners plan a winter uprising to show natives are unfit for self rule. Secret service and army officers judge the revolt report fiction though agitation among business interests on the islands continues.

Washington Jan Bureau of Insular Affairs Luzon Philippines Batanges Tiyabas Rizal Laguna Manila Riza Frank McIntyre Insular Bureau

Red Rose Shines as Bright Musical at Capitol Vancouver

Vancouver reviews proclaim The Red Rose a splendid success at the Capitol Avenue theater. Zoe Barnett leads a strong cast with catchy tunes and lively chorus. Walter Catlett and Charles Clear provide comedy, while costumes and scenery delight audiences. The show is praised as the season’s best light opera with encores expected tonight at the Imperial.

Capitol Avenue Vancouver B.C Opera House Imperial Zoe Barnett Kola Cherie Walter Catlett Splemel Charles Clear Charlotte Philbrook Joyan The

Senator Bailey Resigns to Clear Way for Texas Seat

Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas submitted his resignation to Senate President Gallinger effective immediately. R. M. Johnson of Houston indicated Bailey would be appointed by the Texas governor to fill the remaining term, with the Legislature likely to elect a successor for the unexpired term when it convenes.

Washington Joseph W. Bailey Texas Gallinger R. M. Johnson Houston Kenow Bailey

JOWN WARRINGTON Me Candy Special at THE ORIN BON

Witty pairs patent tan and steel calf broken lots button and blucher fines OS to BM OS values at 250 to clone JOWN WARRINGTON Me Candy Special today at THE ORIN BON.

Warrington Orin Bon

James R Keene Dies After Sanitaril Impair From Aqua Thon

New York obituary honors James R Keene financier and horseman known as a daring Wall Street operator and key figure in American racing. Born 1828 in England, he built fortunes in mining and markets, created the Castleton stud, and funded a large depositors’ guarantee during the Bank of California crisis. He died at 75 after years of health decline while leaving a lasting legacy in turf and sport.

Keene Wallatreet Robin Mood Steeds James of Sygonby Domino Olin James R. Keene Sysonby American Museum of Natural History James Robert Keene England 6MI Nevada Comstock Lode San Francisco Nance Hie Mina Sarah Dalngerfield Fareer William P. Dalngerfield Viretuha William Hurling Charles N. Felton United States John W. Coleman California Everstudy China Bank of California Pacific New York Europe Jain Jay Gould Broadway Gould House of Keene Rosa Bonheur Fifth Avenue Jim Keene Maj. J. BR Elover Wall Street New York Central Sahara Hile Horee Paris Uch Castleton Lewington F. A. Datwgorfiell Eald Jamen Rowe Great Commandy Collin Peter Pan Dom No Lwin

Keene Family Ties to Racing Enduring Legacy in Turf

The obituary recalls spendthrift horses such as Spendthrift and Dutch Roller owned by Mr. Keene, notes Optime and Sysonby, and mentions Cap and Bells winning the Oaks. It credits Keene with founding the Lind trol board in 1892 and serving as Jockey Club vice president from 1895 until his death. Foxhall Keene is highlighted as polo enthusiast and sportsman. Buck Freeman is referenced for 25 home runs in 1899 with the Washington club.

Keene Dutch Roller Foxhall Keene

Slain Trapper Body Found Near Grain Wagon

Rawlins Wyoming reports the body of trapper Stevenim was found beside a grain wagon near the H. Ov ranch about 20 miles from town. A dog had disappeared earlier and was fed to a wheel. blood on the wagon pole suggests homicide planned to steal the grain. The wagon was locked, indicating death occurred about five days prior.

Rawlins Jan Irk Milling Ge H. Ov Stevens

Robinson Cafeteria Serves Home Style Fare Note

The notice advertises lunch and dinner hours at the Robinson venue with home cooked meals including tuna dishes. It mentions a rule dispute involving a Columbia Atlantic League player using an alias Ritter and a fine for both clubs involved.

Armbust Columbia Off Ritter South Atlantic Armbustem Bues A8 & Tan Ritter

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City News Carey Ave Matson Newcastle Mark A. Chapman Hosea Henry Sweet Dr. Furry Henry the Robinson Red Rose Zo, Barnett Capitol Ave Jane James R Citizens National Bank Carey Ll House Enue Buck Freeman Washington Club Gra'n Robinson Want Wyoming W. F. Daiber & Bros Caley Ave
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