Rough Riders organized in Meeteetse area
Meeteetse residents plan to form a Rough Riders military company with local horsemen to drill and be ready to serve. They would supply mounts, equip themselves, and seek government weapons and field gear, aiming to gain efficiency and bring attention to the town. In Sunshine, Mr. and Mrs. Dean's troubles reportedly settled with a court withdrawal and $1,500 cash plus household effects awarded to the wife. A Gooneberg ranch house owned by Robert Baird was burned with neighbors unable to save outbuildings. the home was valued near $2,000 and Baird's brother John was away at the time.
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Jowh Dean
Sunshine
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Robert Baird
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Bis
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Casper Plans Bond Sale To Fund Water Sewer System
Mayor Kimball announced a $45,000 bond issue for a city water and sewer project has been sold and funds will be deposited in a local bank by February 1. A first class civil engineer will oversee rebuilding work.
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Casper
Kimball
Madeline Sullivan Becomes Wife of Crow Chief Plenty Hawk
Sheridan Wyoming January 27 18 year old Madeline Sullivan of Chicago married Plenty Hawk a full blood Crow Indian near Grass Lodge Montana on Soap Creek ranch now mother to his five children from a prior marriage. Locals doubt the match while Indians offer cautious remarks about the romance amid police records in Sheridan.
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Wyo
Madeline Sullivan
Chicago
Plenty Hawk
Lodgehans, Mont
Hovnsee
Soap Creek
Grass Lodge
West
Misa Sullivan
Rags Lodge
Monument Material Shipped for Pioneer Trail Memorial
Two car loads of cut stone from Bedford Indiana have been shipped for the Pioneer monument in Casper Wyoming. The thirty foot high obelisk will honor the Oregon Trail pioneers who blazed the trail in the 1850s. The base measures sixteen feet square and the monument will stand on the old trail site now owned by Chicago and Northwestern Railway, which granted permission for erection.
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Kimball
Bedford
Ind
Natrona County Pioneer Association
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State Briefs From Casper and Manville Area News
Meeteetse Delao Keefe seriously injured with four others in an explosion at Wiley coal camp caused by a miner lamp spark. Casper National Bank window shattered by a diamond from a large flute glass. Harney Cypey Coal seeks Chicago and Northwestern Rail connections to start mine-to-market Mae project. Phillpoft of Parks France arrives in Casper to supervise Franco Wyoming works. drilling contract awarded for fifty wells. Emily Butler dies at sixty nine after long Casper residency. A stallion from the Tville ranch valued over $1,000 dies after entering a stable. Wyoming visitors among the state’s people travel mention.
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F. W. Robinson
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Casper
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Manville
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
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Parks
France
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Emily Butler
Caxper
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Twle
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Weaver
Dao
Wyoming
City Guests From Douglas Casper Stay At Albany Hotel
Dr and Mrs Wilson of Douglas and Mrs Hemmenway of Casper are guests at the Albany hotel.
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HASTERS "HELLO GIRLS" SEEK COWBOY HUSBANDS
Denver reports eastern girls seek western husbands sending letters to postmasters. Laura receives a letter from two Chester Pennsylvania girls Lydia M Grayson and Bertha A Powers claiming they are 15 years old telephone operators seeking cowboy husbands.
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Laura
Chester
Lydia M. Grayson
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Castro's Brother Seeks Support For Venezuelan Revolution
Berlin report says the brother of former Venezuelan President Castro, with ex-finance minister, travels in Germany after visits to England, Holland and Belgium seeking backing for a revolution. He allegedly failed to obtain vessels for insurrection.
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Holland
Belgium
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Free Hospital for Animals Opens in New York City
Dr. Frederick Gwyer of Cornell University announces a new free care program for injured dogs cats and other pets at the Animal Hospital and Dispensary funded by donations from wealthy benefactors. The program expands from a limited prior effort at the Lafayette Street animal clinic run by the New York Woman's League for Animals led by Mrs. James Speyer.
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Frederick Gwyer
Cornell University Medical College
Gwyer
Lafayette Treet
New York Woman's League For Animals
Mre
James Speyer
Persian Fight Group Warns of Tragedy Over Loans
New York January 27 Persian consul general H H Topakyan says Persia faces a possible tragedy unless Husgia and Britain halt perceived outcry toward Persia He reports a Persian government letter accusing the two powers of breach of faith and plans to seek a 70 million loan in the United States to ease debt of 74 762 000 and reduce foreign leverage.
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New York
Uniess
United States
Topakyan
Persia
Hisela
Great Briteln
Veterinary Hospital Opens For New York City Animals
The league offers free care for afflicted animals brought from New York City. Upon arrival, every animal receives a bath in a porcelain tub and a careful diagnosis. No operation is performed unless necessary. the hospital has one hundred animal accommodations and links to university surgery and lab facilities.
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New York City
Send Ruralless Horses Back With Hiders Hats
Nine riderless horses with bats and saddles were found on the river skirts across from Fagie Pass Texas. The animals are linked to rurales who left ten days earlier to scout the river area. It is unclear if their riders were killed near San Carlos or ambushed by insurgents.
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Fagie Pass
Tex
Ciudad Porfirio Dias
San Carlos
Captain von Hintze Named German Minister to Mexico
Captain von Hintze the former military plenipotentiary at the German embassy in St Petersburg has been appointed minister to Mexico succeeding Carl Buenz who goes to Constantinople as the German member of the public debt administration.
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Mexico
Berlin
von Hintze
St. Petersburg
Carl Buenz
Constantinople
Colorado Agricultural College Prelim Basketball Tonight
Tonight, Colorado Agricultural College plays a preliminary basketball game. A dance follows in Keefe Hall. In New York on January 7, Francis P. Heney, husband of Sue San Francisco craft prosecutor, died at age 60, a daughter of pioneer John McMullin linked to Texas revelations.
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Tetrazzini Sings in Denver Wednesday
Madame Luisa Tetrazzini, acclaimed soprano, will perform at the Denver Auditorium next Wednesday night. She will earn 2500 dollars for each of her thirty American concerts, a heavy guarantee Denver can scarcely support, making the Denver appearance a notable honor for the musical city.
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Luisa Tetrazzini
Adelina Patti
Tetrazzini
Robert Slack
San Francisco
Tetraszint
Oakland
Los Anegeles
Kansas City
Chicago
Many Prominent Men Attend Phillips Funeral
The funeral of David Graham Phillips was held today in New York attended by scores of distinguished figures from arts, letters, science and public life.
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New York
David Graham Phillips
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