Child Dies in House Fire in Sheridan
Five year old William Masters perished when a fire destroyed the Masters home. Father George Masters, severely burned, sought his son through smoke as mother and four other children escaped in nightwear. The blaze left the house and contents total losses and the family moved to nearby ranch quarters for warmth and aid.
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Sheridan
William
George Masters
Waa
Mastere
Tiendath
Kool
Kool Mal
Jess Morrow
Koof and
Runocheater
Masters
Terrors Organize for Coming Season Updates
The Terrors, city amateur champions, met to plan for the 191 season. They vote to stay with the same management, appoint Craig Lewis as manager and field captain, and outfit with new uniforms. Officers chosen: President Robert Hannesworth, Vice President Lacey Laughlin, Secretary and Treasurer Fred Leihart.
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Terrors
Craig Lewis
Santas
Robert Hannesworth
Lacey Laughlin
Fred Leihart
An Honest Druggist Praises Swamp Root Remedy
A grateful husband writes that his wife suffered kidney disease for years until Dr Kalmer’s Swamp Root was recommended by a druggist. He reports her relief and improved well being, declaring Swamp Root the king of all kidney remedies and offering it for publication in the interest of humanity.
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Kalmer'sa Swamp Root
Myo
Swamp-Root
Te Kilmer Co Letter Promises Swamp Root Sample
A missive to Te Kilmer and Co of Minghampton New York offers a free sample of Swamp Root and a booklet about kidney and bladder care. The ad urges readers to mention Cheyenne Daily Leader and notes bottles priced fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores.
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Kilmer & Co
Minghampton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer Co
Binghampton
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Ular
Contested Election Hearings Drag Through Testimony
Testimony in the Bradbury v Stafford election contest proceeds slowly before Notary Ivan Jones. Witnesses include Finlander William Hendrickson of Diamondville, with observers noting possible coerced voting and booth arrangements. The court records show extensive objections, camera copies, and delays as cross examinations stretch into Monday and Tuesday.
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Bradbury
Stafford
Ivan
Jones
Notary Jones
William Hendrickson
Diamondville
Donald McAllister
Ourtaina
Sneddon
Kemanerer Camera
Laramie Pioneer Rudolph Abrams Found Dead in Bed
Rudolph Abrams a long time Laramie pioneer was found dead in his First Street room. Born February 19 1841 in Bremen Germany he came to the U S in 1857 and served in a New York volunteer regiment during the Civil War. He later ran the New York hotel in Laramie and engaged in ranching before moving to the city in 1900. His wife Sophia died in 1894 and is buried in Laramie.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ludolph Abrams
First Street
Abrams
Albert Rrosin
Mra
Stella Abrams King
Rosin
United States
New York City
New York
Sophia Hath
Isabella Ruprecht
Charles Kuster
Bath
Little
Boog Iown
Union -Pacific Railroad
New York Hotel
Globe
Little Laramie
Doubt about Heaven for Cornet Player Quip
A Tit-Bits line recalls Spurgeon asked if a Sunday cornet learner would go to heaven. He replied that he does not see why he should not, but he doubts whether the man next door will.
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Spurgeon
Mystery Note Causes Clumsy Mixup at Pharmacy
A misspelled note leads to a mix up at a drug store as the writer recalls a prescription confusion. The Washington Herald reports on the odd exchange and unclear details surrounding the request.
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Washington Herald
Shortest Baseball Game Tells Of Atlanta Southern Association
A historical note records the shortest baseball game in Atlanta Georgia within the Southern Association, completed in 32 minutes, highlighting an unusually rapid nine innings showcase.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Association
Resolutions Adopted By Laramie Bar Over Judge Carpenter
The Laramie County Bar Association held a Cheyenne meeting to honor Judge Charles E. Carpenter, second district judge, who died while serving. Resolutions praise his fairness, service, and dedication, call for records and copies to be sent to the families, and note funeral observances in Laramie City on December 1912.
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Har Association
Court House
Charles £. Carpenter
Gibson Clark
Ray E. Lee
Laramie
Carpenter
Laramie City
Albany County
District Court of the
First Judicial District
Laramie County
District Court of the Second Judicial District
Bar Association Thanks Union Pacific for Funeral Train
The Laramie County Bar Association praises Union Pacific for arranging a special train from Cheyenne to Laramie City to transport members and Elks to Judge Jo Carpenter's funeral at no charge. The secretary is asked to send copies of the resolutions to the railroad company, Ray E. Lee and C. M. Watts serving on the committee.
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Cheyenne
Laramie City
Jo Carpenter
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Order of Elks
Judge Carpenter
Laramie County Bar Association
Ray E. Lee
M. Watts
W. B. Ross
A. D. Walton
Wilfrid O'Leary
Phonograph of death sparks county legal dispute
In Cody Jan, a local death by own action case triggered a county expense of 25 dollars. The coroner may confiscate property for 48 hours before turning it over to the county clerk. A merchant resisted turning over a purchased phonograph to the county, prompting officials to intervene and sparking discussions at the new county courthouse.
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Cody
Jan
Herman Hauck
Walls
Neta
Barnett
Henry Dahlem
Public officials to take oath January 6
Attorney W L Simpson appeared in Judge Bliven's court and counted days until trial, finding not ready before January seventh. Public notice states newly elected county officials will take their oath of office on January 6.
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le “Higerope
Doc Howe
W. L. Simpson
Theater chat reveals a quirky story about Mr Phan
Edith calls Mr Phan conversationally impossible as Ethel recalls their theater talk. When asked his favorite play he redirects to a joke about a man stealing second, highlighting a humorous misdirection from a conversation in the transcript.
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Edith
Maud Muller Refuses Judge in Rural Farm Scene
A New York Sun brief depicts Maud Muller rejecting a judge amid a rural setting. She asserts her independence as an intelligent agriculturist while addressing the recall danger.
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Maud Muller
New York Sun
Mud-throwing colors campaign talk in Washington Star quip
A campaigner asks if a landslide is expected and the reply notes that mud-throwing has eroded trust, leaving little loose land. The quip reflects a grim view of campaigning dynamics.
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Washington Star
Kopald's Shoes Ad at 2411 Evans Street
Men and women offered 2.50 and 83.00 shoes with phone line 1107-0 listed for Kopald's at 2411 Evans Street, suggesting sales or clearance.
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Kopald's
Evans ST
Laramie County Bonds Registered For Payment In 1912
Notice that all Laramie County certificates of indebtedness registered by the county commissioners from April 1 to June 30, 1912 will be paid on January 11, 1913 or as soon after as presented at the county treasurer Ray K Olds office.
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Laramie
Laramie County
Wyoming
Ray K, Olds
Notice to make payments to Ray K Olds at County Treasurer
All business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County or checks for county taxes or other financial matters should be made to Ray K Olds, who in the County Treasurer, 28 Luke Voorhees.
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Laramie County
Ray K. Olds
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Capitol Ave
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A. T. Hale
Modesto & Pipitone
Concha
Sam Broncha
Kiuldy Street
Fremont
Freemont, Nebraska
Fremont Hoffbrau
Ft. Russell
Gerringe
Childrens
Eddy Street
S. M. Shewbridge
Laramie Co
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