Wyoming Citizen Eugene Ammoretti Sr dies en route home
Eugene Ammoretti Sr a prominent Wyoming banker and stockman dies at 69 en route from Florida to Lander. Born 1821 in France near Monte Carlo he moved to South Pass in 1868 and later Lander. He leaves a large estate and two children, with funeral set in Lander after remains returned from Omaha.
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Inez
Omaha
Wyoming
Eugene Ammoretti
Florida
Lander
Deatte
France
Nile
Londer and Cody
Wyo
Bridger
Ajont
John Higgins
Glenrock
Eugene Ammoretti, Jr
State Pardons Board Grants Full Pardon to Darrell
The state board of pardons held a session yesterday approving a full pardon for Darrell. The action reflects the board's leniency toward his case and clears the way for restoration of rights.
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State Pardons Board
Darrell
State Board of Pardons
City Briefs from Cheyenne andvicinity
Mra. Giatche the florist offers outside wars and tieral work. Ed Smalley accepts mayoral appointment as chief of police and begins duties immediately. Former Chief Manelewal and T. J. Palmer return from fishing near Saratoga reporting large catches. Deputy Sheriff Ed Sschoel returns from Hartville area to subpoena witnesses for the term starting next Monday. Martville ball game sees Hartville beat Morre Nebrbe 9 to 7 with Morre Nebrbe catcher. Shenoehe Mining Co of Cheyenne and Cheyenne Athletic Club file corporation papers. Andy Matson and family return to Cheyenne after winter in Southern California. trip noted to have improved Mr Matson's death benefits.
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Sherif Ed Sschoel
Hartville
Martville
Morre Nebrbe
Ualifornia
Andy Matson
Cheyenne
Mr. Mutson
Wyoming militia ordered to Cheyenne for Pole Mountain drill
Attorney Ernest Drer reports that she will not burn here to live but remain in Berkeley California. Adjutant General P A Gatchell issues orders for all Wyoming militia companies to assemble in Cheyenne and depart for Pole Mountain maneuver grounds the following morning.
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Cheyenne
Ernest Drer
Berkely
Cal
P. A. Gatchell
Wyoming
Pole Mountain
Meeting Called by W. Burdick in Cheyenne
Republican state central committee chairman W. Burdick has called a meeting in Cheyenne on July 11 to discuss the party's rentral committee agenda and related proceedings.
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Do. W. Burdick
Republican State Rentral Committee
Cheyenne
Frontier to Hire Mulhall and Family for High Order Show
A dispatch notes that Mulhall and his family may be secured to provide Wild West entertainment at Frontier, promising top quality performances for patrons and a high standard of Midwest showmanship. The report highlights Mulhall’s act lasting 26 seconds with repeated performances.
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Ord
Mulhall
Frontier
George Gregory Former Cheyenne Citizen Dies
George Utepory Gregory, once county treasurer, died at his Riverton home after a brief illness. A Republican candidate for state auditor, he had lived in Cheyenne, worked for the Union Pacific, and later ran banking, insurance, and real estate ventures. He was a member of Wyoming Cañonistry No. 1 and left behind broad local acquaintances.
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George Utepory
Hig
Riverton
Nogay
Hig Ideal
Cheyenne
Hundrada
Gregory
Repub- Hean
State Auditor
Decekised
Wyoming Canaistery No. 1
Union Pacific
Former Policeman Plymell Sentenced to Penitentiary
Sheriff L. Hughes and Joe Wilde of Fort Laramie escorted four prisoners from Cheyenne. Leslie Plymell, once a police officer, drew a one year term for manslaughter in the death of Private Frank Carroll. Also sentenced were James Powell for attempted criminal assault, James Henry for killing Levi Tracey, and John Carlton for forgery. Rev Leon Hills invites inquiries about the upcoming Chautaqua.
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L. Hughes
Joe Wilde
Fort Laramie
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Leslie Plymell
Frank Carroll
Second Field Artillery
James Powell
Hattie Boyce
James Henry
Levi Tracey
John Carlton
Republican state convention meeting date and place fixed
A report notes a correction to the date and location of the Republican state convention. A water glass on a Union Pacific engine burst near Laramie injuring Fireman M. Lynch who received medical attention in Cheyenne. Alfred Johnson, ten months old, died yesterday. funeral today at 922 West Nineteenth Street. The state board of pardons is petitioned for A Loysen, former Cheyenne detective, for a jewelry theft pardon.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
M. B&b. Lynch
Cheyenne
Mies
Alfred
John Johnson
West Nineteenth Street
State Board of Pardons
A. Loysen
Beuchner Jewelry Company
Mather Visits Parents in Buffalo
A. D. Mather private secretary to Governor Brooks visits his parents in Buffalo as a paper hanging at Sherman Co. continues.
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Sherman Co
Frontier preparations feature Zack Majhall and Mulhall acts
The Frontier celebration plans include Zack Majhall of Oklahoma with his Dare Devil Family and Mira Mulhall the famous woman roper. W Stone chairs a committee arranging bookings for acts, with Captain Hardy Wil Exhibit and Colonel Roosevelt likeness performances shaping the program.
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Captain Hardy
Zack Majhall
Oklahoma
Dare Devil
Frontier
W. Stone
Citizen's National Bank
Yeaterday
Amenity
Blardy
Avdl
Theodore Roosevelt
Choyenne
Mr Stonely
Jack Migtall
Ute
Zack
Mira Baclie Mulhall
Fae
Texas
South Weat
Roosevelt
Rivile
Cour
Chin
Rae
Army Engineers to Inspect Pathfinder Projects in West
In Wyoming the Goshenhole unit of the Pathfinder Project will be among the first sites examined as army engineers form an advisory board to choose irrigation projects under the $20,000,000 program. Two parties will tour northern states Montana Washington Oregon and one party will cover southern states Wyoming Colorado New Mexico. General Marshal, now counseling engineer for the reclamation service, will join a field party. Ballinger will visit untried projects. Edward J Pitke named Myrtle postmaster. others named Denver Leadville and Pueblo clerks.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Montana
Maho
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Pathfinder
Grand Valley
John Teague Dies in Denver After Brief Illness
John Teague of Cheyenne died in Denver yesterday while there for medical treatment. He was accompanied at the time by his wife and his son. He was a well known and respected citizen of Cheyenne.
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John Teague
Cheyenne
Denver
Death of Charles Fuelscher Mentioned in Local Notice
Detathm of the funeral arrangements have not been announced. Mr Teague had resided in Chey enny for years, coming from Central City Colorado where he was a pioneer. Flo served on the police force and suffered a leg wound from which he never recovered. Months ago he was injured in a runaway accident and the butt injuries are believed to have contributed to his death.
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Charles Fuelscher
Teague
Cheyenny
Central City
Colo
Flo
Miners Ready to Treat With Miners Operators in Cheyenne
Delegates of District No 22 in Cheyenne have finalized wage scale demands after a week long session. It is expected that talks with mine operators will begin this afternoon to resolve terms.
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District No. 22
U. My W. A
Cheyenne
Electrical services advertisement with repairs and supplies
An advertiser offers wiring figure help and electrical fixtures, claiming eighty years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers. Promises a complete line of Tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners with guaranteed workmanship and prompt job calls.
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Giatche
Carey Ave
Smalley
Ed. J. Smalley
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Louis Manewal
T. J. Palmer
Saratoga
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Allien Doone
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Kerry
Ireland
Alimon and
Nevins
Edwin Winchester
George Gregory
Plymele
Leon
Hills
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Reclamation Service
Goshen Hale
Edward J. Pitke
Myrtle
Pueblo County
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K. Brooks
Charles Elliott
Wallis Labonde
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Leadville
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S. P. Stevenson
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Idelman Bros. Co
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