Boy Tortured by Tar and Alcohol Incident Under Investigation
Otto Basta a 17 year old boy was found in a trashed condition after tar and liquor abuse allegedly caused by Bert Davis who admits delivering the whiskey. Sergeant Stone notified authorities and Dr EH Henneberry treated the youth who suffered kerosene skin burns and temporary insanity. Davis named Bert Williams as the man who supplied the alcohol to the boy and was arrested, with officials unsure of the tar covering. State Humane Agent F T Bright was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Basta
Bert Davis
Fourth Field Artillery
Stone
EH. Henneberry
Bert Williams
Judea
F.T. Bright
Investigating After Boy’s Condition Improves
A person has shown interest in the case and will conduct a thorough inquiry once the boy’s health allows him to provide an informed account of events so far.
Vinci Tonic Praised by Boston Lawyer for Aged Father
A Boston lawyer testifies Vinci strengthens his eighty year old father and protects him from colds during two harsh winters. He calls Vinci the greatest blood making tonic for the elderly and urges others to try it with a refund offer if unsatisfied. Druggist A F Rodel endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Boston
A. F. Rodel
Pioneer Poor Farm Inmate Passes Away
L Bray, long time resident of Laramie County Poor Farm, died at St Johns Hospital after sixteen years of paralysis. He was about fifty, moved from Igaramie County over twenty five years ago, worked on the Whipple ranch, and relatives thought to live in Wisconsin but unknown at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bray
Laramie County
S T. John's Hospital
Peter Hanson
Bray
Igaramie County
Whipple Ranch
Hls
Wisconsin
Hanson
Children’s Day at the Fountain Promotion
All drinks half price Saturday only for children and accompanying adults. Limited quantities listed with 50 drinks and 2 for 50 or 150 pricing at Thuckey's. Public notice promotes a family day event with discounted beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuckey's
Red Cross Debuts First Aid Car For Public Help
The American Red Cross promotes outreach by creating a traveling First Aid Car to teach injury response nationwide. Donated by Pullman Company and equipped with medical supplies, the unit aims to extend training and aid beyond the organization’s standard efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Pullman Company
Red Cross
Red Cross First Aid Car to Aid Injured Workers
The Red Cross plans a mobile First Aid Car to travel to railway yards factories and mines to train employers employees and local physicians and to provide rescue and care in disasters. The program cites 1909 census data showing high accident death rates among railway workers miners and factory trades and aims to reach those groups with practical instruction and field help.
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Waibie Ginocow
Bimmingham
Ala
Mirat
Fed Crom
Cag Wag
Pullman
Buffalo
Iilinot
Red Crown
Red Cross
United States
Tron Anid Ateel
Pythian Home Cleared of Debt and New Officers Installed
After twenty one years burdened by a mortgage the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters burned the debt document during their weekly meeting. New officers were installed including Robert Smith and George Durbin who began a thirty fourth term, with a slate of M W and trustees in the local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Robert Smith
C. C
Wills Hanna
V. C
Henry Erb
Robert Jerpe
M. W
N. G. Peterson
M. A
K. J. Stahl
J. G
Ensel Estes
O. C
Emil Johnson
George Durbin
William R. Schniter
Pythian Sisterhood
EB. C
Mra
A. BE. Spalding
John von Kennell
Gottichalk
Mgr
Erb
David Nimmo
Peter Jéssen
John Rath
Funeral gathering for Cheyenne Lodge member J. H. Bishop
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M are asked to meet at the Masonic hall today at 1 o'clock for the funeral of our late brother J H Bishop. Kent Snyder W W M Attest D W Gill Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Tate
J. H. Bishop
Acacia Lodge Attends Funeral of J. HM Bishop
Acacia lodge members are asked to meet with Cheyenne lodge to attend the funeral of the late brother J. HM Bishop. Wallace Bond attests and J. Eb. Niswander serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge
Cheyenne Lodge
J. HM
Wallace Bond
ALL DRINKS ONE HALA PRICE TO ALA BATUSDAY
A quirky sale notice offers drinks at a set price for all ages with accompanying children. It mentions quantities and a meet up at a truck stop, using playful misspellings and casual the day language.
Immense Coal Deposits Linked to Routt Route Construction
A letter from Fr. A. Miller, president of the Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pagifle railroad, claims control of lands holding about 250,000,000 tons of coal near Coalmont in North Park. The line is 55 miles from Laramie to Fox Park, with extension planned toward Steamboat Springs and antitrust ties to Union Pacific, promising traffic and early profit. Wyoming expects the route to divert business from Colorado and fuel a regional coal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Hahn'a Peak
North Park
Fox Park
Coalmont
Miller
Steamboat Springs
Mutual Exchange
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Colorado
Union Pacific
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A boastful ad claims three years of study and over fifty thousand dollars spent on Pape's Cold Compound. It says no quinine is used and that a dose every two hours until three consecutive doses end the gripe or severe cold, with rapid relief of headaches, nasal congestion, feverishness, and other pains.
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Pape
Half Prior Sale Embraces First OlAs Meromandise
Local notice proclaims a prior sale by WM Myers Dry Goods, emphasizing merchandise policy. The fragment highlights a sale embrace and branding by the retailer within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olas Meromandise
Myers Dry Goods
Flour Trust Busted and Havens Dismissal Notes
City briefs report a flour trust bust with Best Kan sais Cream Flour priced at $1.50 per sack sold by Lawrence & Carr. Also notes Bert Havens dismissed from Cheyenne police, John O Brion named traffic squad leader. Supreme Court denies Union Pacific Coal Co petition in Emma Burton v. UP Coal, death damages up to $35,000. Heavily fined J. G. Gilmore $100 for cocaine sale. Miss Anna Cotton appointed to Central school. Governor Carey receives legislators. Attorney General Prescott to Rock Springs. Sam M. Thompson opens Bresnahen block law offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Union Pacific Coal Company
Tye
Emnma Burton
New County Board Members Tour Poor Farm
Chairman William Otor and three new commissioners Megsfs Kin ton and Curtis visited the county poor farm for an acquaint gathering. M D Kruokins, builder for Vale Reagan, arrived with 37 equipment units for railroad work and will move the materials to the Denver line of the Colorado and Southern from Cheyenne to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otoroy
Board of County Commissioners
Megsfs, Kinton and
Curtis
Inape
M. D. Kruokins
Chicago
Vale & Reagan
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Wellington
New Photograph Gallery Remodels on Seventeenth Street Corner
The gallery at the site of the new Moffat building on Seventeenth Street has remodeled the corner of Nighteenth Street and Capitoe. It now houses a completely new photographers’ outfit and a Moore operated facility formerly W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Potograph Gallery
Moore
Seventeenth Street
Executors of Stratton estate paid large fees
Colorado Springs report shows executors W G Stratton D H Rice Carl Chamberlain Tyson S Dines each received 69228.30 for services since Stratton's death on September 14 1902. Yearly disbursements totaled 195780.85 and receipts 197741.78. Beginning cash balance was 154418.45 with 120000 from Exchange National Bank for City Railway stock per pre death agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. G. Stratton
D. H. Rice
Carl Chamberlain
Tysons. Dines
Denver
Stratton
Exchange National Bank
City Railway Company
High Prices Tied to Divorce in Judge Neff Report
Cleveland January 6 Judge W B Neff says high prices with low incomes fuel divorce as couples seek to keep up appearances. He notes court term ended with 428 marriages under the ties that bound and condemns American courtship as a social masquerade where brides and grooms see each other at their best before disillusionment after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. B. Neff
Neff
America
Go to the WM Myers Dry Goods for First Class MBIPOHAY
An ad touts WM Myers Dry Goods offering first class MBIPOHAY at half price, claiming quality and value. The message emphasizes discount shopping and promotional pricing to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Myers Dry Goods DO
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John Harrington
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Ola
Hirst
RED Cross Society
Pythian
Masonic
Kent Snyder
D. W. Gill
Attest, J. EB. Niswander
Truckwy's
Laramie Plains
Capitol Avenue
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Stan, Leer
John P. Slocum
Oort Theatre
Kissing Girl
Strnstaas Strange
Chocolate Soldier
Leo Stein
the Merry Widow
Vincent Bryan
H. Vom Tiler
Prichs
Lawrente & Carr
20Th and
Thomas Sts
Havens
Bert Havens
John O'Brion
J. G. Gilmore
Welnitz
Wassermans
Anna Cotton
Auburn, Neb
Miss Barger
J. M. Carey
D. A. Prescott
Rock Springs
Sam M. Thompson
Bresnahen ‘Block
Truckey
Buchanan
Trucken
The
Sherman Co
Viepmiun
WM. Pflaeging
Kansas City Veterinary College
Capitol Avene Theatre
Lessee and Mer
Sim S
Lee Shubert
James T. Powers
Drom
Casino Theatre
New York
Henry Becker
West Seventeenth ST
Schlitz and Pilsher
Solioteed
Yellowstone
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