Cheyenne City News Briefs and Social Notes
Local items report watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave and various residents traveling, visiting or returning from trips. Mentions include Mrs. Loula Veta Denver bound, D. W. Burg from the coast, Ruth Offen in Pine Bluffs, Dr. W A Wynan back from central state, loans and insurance ads, Harry Kerr northbound, and the Cheyenne Messenger Service. Also notes Woodmen and Odd Fellows picnic, finger injury, Walter Cradley to Douglas, and Elks grand lodge attendance plans in Rochester.
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Heyenne Printery
Boston
Denver
Loula Veta
W. la Thomas Hag
Cnter
D. W. Burg
Ruth Offen Fe
Pine Bluffs
Tr. Wynn
W. A. Wynan
Mark A. Chapman
Joairance
Carey Ave
Kerr
Harry B. Kerr
Cheyenne
Phong
Tf. Mershall
Bagge
United States
Marshall L
Snow
M. Burchill
Vieit
The
Odd Fellows
Dale Creek
E. J. Kelley
Douglas
Walter Cradley
Hradley
Trac
Elks
Amon
Grand Lodge of the Elks At
Rochester
Robert Myers
Missa Crouly
Preston
A J Gereke
John Kinkel
Mra
Woodmen and Odd Fellows Consolidate Picnic Rewarded
Woodmen and Odd Fellows announce a combined picnic on July 4 with a special train leaving Union Station AM depot for Dale. Invitations extended to Odd Fellows, Woodmen, Rapecoss and Women of Woodcraft. Round trip fare 1.05 dollars for adults. children under 12 half fare. under 8 free.
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Union
T Am
Dale Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Woodcraft
Careyherst Stay and Westward Movements Curate Local Notices
To Careyhearst Mrs J Carey with Miss Peasley stays a few days at Careyhurst visiting brother J W Hyan of Chicago. New stenographer Dorothy Wright acts for John McGill state tax commissioner while Miss Emerson on vacation. Mrs Mitchell returns from Los Angeles for her brother's funeral. Agnes Wright begins duties as assistant to Frances Davis state librarian. Frank and Mrs Smith return from California. he resumes at Percy Smith furniture.
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Careyhearst
A. L. Putnam
H. W. Bullock
Land Office Applications Reported
The United States Land Office recorded yesterday applications by John W. Phillips Alcora and Grace EB Taylor Laramie for home steads and Frederick A Peters Laramie for a desert claim.
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United States Land Office
John W. Phillips
Alcora
Grace EB
Taylor
Laramie
Frederick A. Peters
Laramile
State livestock board to post estray listings next week
Officials will post estray lists compiled by the state livestock board in county clerk offices by early next week. The listing includes about zero dollars worth of strayed cattle.
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State Livestock Board
Atlas Promises Ten Big Features This Week
Atlas management announces a full week of entertainment with comedy and drama in equal measure. Ten big features are promised for the remainder of the week, offering something for every patron.
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Atlas Management
Excursion From Fort Collins to Estes Park Planned
A 12 passenger steamer auto will take a party from Fort Collins to Estes Park and back in one day. Round trip from Cheyenne costs $7.50. For details contact L. A. Davis at Sand a Drug Store.
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Fort Collins
Hates Park
Cheyenne
L. A. Davis
Laramie Prepares for Big Fourth Celebration
The Laramie Republican reports plans for the Fourth festival with 125 horses at the fair grounds and arrivals from Gilford McCarty. The opening is set for Wednesday at 1 pm with improved grounds and track, a Friday parade at 10 am, and a grand carnival by night, promising record attendance and new features.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Gem City
Republican Aage
Gilford & McCarty
Fair Grounds
Dying Children Given Help
A widowed mother from western Iowa sought aid from county commissioners for two dying children with tuberculosis. She pressed on toward relatives in Washington state after losing her husband to consumption. Neighbors began a wagon trek but turned back. the commission aided with money for food and transport to Laramie after Cheyenne.
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Washington State
Iowa
Washington
Plains
Lodgepole
Neb
Laramie
Star Boarder Ousted Beating Landlady in Jealous Attack
Dominico Generoso, a former star boarder, forced entry at 9 45 p m last night on West 18th street and beat landlady Mrs Francis Racey as her three children cried out. Patrolman James McParland arrested him. a second man who accompanied Generoso is sought.
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Francis Racey
Dominico Generoso
Fle West 18Th Street
James McParland
Generoso
Sherman Company Mirror Plating Advances Highlighted
The Sherman Company fosters glazing and mirror plating initiatives, showcasing recent advances and ongoing production efforts within its facilities.
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The
Sherman Co
Notable Honors and Appointments in Global Leadership Circles
Sires and sons report notes M 14 crew completing a forty one day voyage. W W Astor of London secured a billet for his son John under Lord Hardinga and Bovverner general of India. M Poincare of France honored by a six member Order of St Andrew. Bir William May marks five years in British party service. Sir Charles Hotham becomes admiral of the foot. Ernst Hoecker reaches seventy ninth birthday. Geoffrey O'Hara appointed to preserve and develop American Indian music under the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Bert Beauchamp, likely to succeed the Duke of Connaught as Canada governor general, began public service at twenty three.
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M. 14
Los Angeles
W. W. Astor
London
John
Lord Hardinga
India
M. Poincare
Prince
Andrew
Cxar
William May
Charles Frederick Hotham
Ernst Hoecker
Gavnet
Jena
Geoffrey O'Hara
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bert Beauchamp
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Worcyster
Seseyflow
New South Wales
Town Topics And Briefs From Far And Wide
The answer to Why Is St Louis claims 4000 poets in town per a Cleveland Leader quotation. A pardoner from Leavenworth penitentiary left for Pittsburgh to show reform was incomplete per the Florida Times Union. New Yorkers renew complaints about rude train guards, questioning what a nickel should buy in service.
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St. Louis
Cleveland Leader
Lenvrenworth
Pittsburgh
Florida Times-Union
Philadelphia Squirer
Royal Box: William denies air travel and Prussia heir barred
The article notes Emperor William refusing an air travel trip and censors on Prince Frederick Sigismund of Prussia, inventor of a plane, barred by his father and the emperor from flying. It also mentions King George of England enjoying a substantial breakfast of meat, game, oysters on horseback, and abundant fruit without jam.
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William
Germany
Frederick Sigiomund of
Prasela
George of
Eneland
Aerial Flights and the Risk of Early Air Travel
The New York World notes the high death toll among aviators as flying advances, including a fatal waterplane crash for a French pilot. The piece suggests a need for stricter aviation laws to curb this dangerous era of early flight.
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Atlantic
New York World
Foreign Affairs and Finance Jabs in Early 20th Century Papers
The Cleveland Leader comments on a stubborn Montenegrin envoy being hard to catch and held after capture. The New York Tribune mocks Franco German tensions as the world watches. The Baltimore American reports a proposed tax on baby carriages as a dubious revenue idea in Wrench municipality.
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Cleveland
France
Germany
New York Tribune
Wrench
Baltimore American
Money matters and tax talk in early 20th century papers
A cluster of quotes from Florida Times Union Indianapolis News and Philadelphia Inquirer debating income tax, living costs, and annual earnings. The notes suggest concerns about taxing incomes above four thousand dollars and the difficulty of making a thirteen to fifteen thousand dollar yearly wage in a era of rising living expenses.
Tales of Cities and Prisons in 1912 News
Philadelphia reports 2 164 feet con seden loons and a lone loge since 1012. Chicago demands a separate women’s prison run by women. Francisco pledges moral cleanup ahead of his exposition. Cleveland notes 200 women ragplickers declared a public health hazard by the state factory inspector.
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Philadelphia
Francieco
Cleveland
Mokuce
Time Dying and Dancers Stir Chicago Record-Herald
A clipped society note from New York dance crowds hints at fleeting moments and changing steps. The item contrasts time’s passing with vivid dance imagery while referencing rival papers and a ship launch snippet.
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Ochicago Record-Herald
New York
Bill
Chicago News
Railroad News From Cheyenne and Nearby Areas
Union Pacific notices report travelers and staff in Cheyenne Evanston and Laramie. Families visit Cincinnati and California while workers move between Cheyenne Denver Ogden. A修 Italian section hand near Moreton wanders hills after gun incident. Rawlins turntable enlargement planned for larger engines and Charles E Warren moves to Portland as chief clerk.
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Union Pacific
PF. P. Flesher
Evanston
California
Frank Brown
Cvr
Denver
Moreton
Hle
Charles E. Warren
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Ogden
Clerik
Union Pacific Pasteuver
Portland
Rork Sprince
Fines handed to three in police court cases
Margaret Holmes paid $50 and Frances Chapman $15 after pleading soliciting on the streets. Charles Miller was discharged from a disorderly conduct charge by Chief McClement. David Shorta was fined $25 for carving toneed weapons.
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Margaret Holmes
Frances Chapman
Charles Miller
Chlef McClement
David Shorta
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
The column records guest names and origins across multiple cities including Glenrock Loveland Islay Milligan Neb Fort Lexington Rockford Denver Fremont Cheyenne Kansas City Scottsbluff and Council Bluffs with Mrs T Carpenter Mrs M Morgan Mrs J Elliott and others noted among the arrivals.
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Inter Oowan
Malrs
Glenrock
T. Carpenter
Loveland
A. Q. Murphy
Islay
Frank Krist
Milligan
Neb
William McDowell
Fort Lexington
J. #. Elliott
Rockford
Ill
M. Morgan
Denver
W. AL Schule
Freemont
J. Moreh
Belle Plaine
McMu
Campstool
Bo G. Piper
Hereford
Colo
Office on wheels arrival promises nationwide advertising reach
A Buffalo Bis Advertising Car No 1 arrives by Union Pacific and will ride the elite track near the station for fifty miles in every direction. The compact modern office on wheels includes a press bureau with agents writers and a full set of advertising materials for a week of one day stands. It spans 70 feet and features compartments for office space buffet staterooms pullman berths and storage for posters programs and lithographs.
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Buffalo Bis
Union Pacific Railway
Presa Bureau
Buffalo Bill and Pawnees Bill Set for Big Show Tonight
Buffalo Bill and Pawnees Bill promise the biggest and best show of its kind with acts and displays aimed to draw crowds. The event is promoted with a steam holler for paste and a baggage room for cans brushes and tools of trade as part of the touring spectacle.
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Buffalo Bill
Pawnes Bill
Pritay
Robins on the Green Creamery Service Ad
An old ad for a local creamery offers tea cream and tees at 40¢ per quart and 20¢ per pint with free delivery. Brick cream is served daily at the fountain. The Robinson.
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The
Robinson
State Leader Subscription Idea Sparks Curriculum Talk
A reader suggests the State Leader offer a subscription while proposing curriculum tweaks. The comment oddly links first aid teaching to soil education and a straw hat, prompting debate on practicality and relevance.
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Chicago
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