Community Events and Meetings Schedule Update
A series of local gatherings and public meetings are announced. The Congregational Ladies host a garden party reception for the new rector and his mother at Parish House on July 17. Good Roads meeting with Laramie and Weld county commissioners set for Tuesday at 10 AM. City council discusses Sixteenth Street and Capl Avenue. Farmers roundup at Archer experimental farm on July 19. Sunday school reception for Mr and Mrs Deitz at the church parlor Monday evening. Methodist groups plan gatherings and hospitality events this week.
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Ad Mea G. Ly
Sixteenth Street
Elate Experimental Farm
Archer
Roe
Methods
Mra
Charles Deitz
Courch
Re AR. OL. Young
Methodist Aide Society
Mra. Hadley
Fort D. A
Trapeze Acrobat Likely to Die After 55 Foot Fall
Albert Laron a 22 year old aerialist is in a oral hospital and probably will die from injuries after a 55 foot fall during a trapeze act in Paul Minnesota. A steel rope or support failed during his ascent causing him to plunge to the ground as a carnival company employee watched helplessly.
The People’s Medicines and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
An advertisement praises common home remedies including Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female health. The ad claims doctors endorse the medicines and mentions calls to meet Mr. H. L. Dad at the Inter Ocean Hotel in Cheyenne. It also references civil service job seekers and a Sherman Co. for paper hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Tieaday
Miller’s Watch Repairing Serves Cheyenne Area
Local ad notes Miller’s on Carey Avenue offers accurate watch repair at moderate prices with high grade work. Several short notices report residents returning from trips to Denver Rock River Pine Bluffs Estes Park and other places. Humane board meets revises by laws. various town notices include baptisms and business filings.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne Printery
J. T. Bell
Rock Mivey
Denver
Miller
Kinkaid
Kikai
Iowa
Johnston
Pine Bluffs
Chugwater
M. KR
Seo
Abapinin
19Th
Nelson
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Tf. Humane Board
Humane Board
Estes Park
Sve
L. C. Davis
Saund
al Grocery
Capitol Grocery Company
F. R. Dudine
Court Refuses Taylor Arrest in Treasure Trove Case
Judge W C Montreal denied a motion to arrest William Taylor in the treasure trove dispute. Discrepancies in Taylor's testimony were not enough to prove wilful falsehood. The case ended with Reuben Stockwell and Jens White awarded 4700 in gold coins found by them.
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Willian Taylor
W. C
Montreal
Taylor
Reuben Stockwell
Jens White
B. F. Griffith
Bribery Allegations Rise in Wheatland Bank Suit
An affidavit filed in district court accuses I W Gray of bribing juror James Kirkbride in the Mrs Rachel Gray vs Stock Growers Bank of Wheatland case. Juror Huntwork cites threats to influence verdicts after damages of 5400 and 3100 were awarded for building collapse losses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I W. Gray
Rachel Gray
Gray
Finger Ex Door Of Car Injures T E Gibbons
T E Gibbons of Los Angeles general counsel for the Salt Lake Los Angeles and San Pedro will lose the end of a finger after his hand was caught in a car door. The injury occurred yesterday morning while he occupied a stateroom on No 20. Dr A W Barber treated him on arrival. amputation planned in Chicago after reach.
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T. E. Gibbons
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
San Pedro
A. W. Barber
No. 20
Gibbons
Chicago
Widow Charged With Murdering Husband in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Mrs. Mary Belle Crawford, widow of Joshua Et. Crawford, is formally charged with his murder four years after his death. A warrant sworn this afternoon alleges she poisoned him with morphine and other drugs within four months after their marriage. police have not located Mrs. Crawford.
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Atlanta
Joshua Et. Crawford
Mary Belle Crawford
Mra. Crawford
Georgia postmaster defies Burleson in resignation dispute
Macon Georgia July 12 Harry Stillwell Edwards postmaster of Macon refused to resign after Postmaster General Burleson asked for his removal. He informed the postmaster general that only the president can remove him and that Malnards was appointed earlier in Roosevelt's administration. Edwards notes his loyalty to the Progressive movement during the last national campaign.
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Macon
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Burleson
Malnards
Roosevelt
President Wilson Ends First Vacation in New Hampshire
President Wilson wraps up his New Hampshire vacation returning to Washington. He spent mornings golfing at Hanover links and long drives in the afternoon, sticking to a simple schedule before departing at 2:52 for the capital.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Washington
Hanover
N. J
Public Service Commission OKs $6.667 Million Bond Issue
The Public Service Commission authorized the Kansas City Terminal Railway to issue 6.667 million dollars in 4 percent improvement bonds. A jumble of OCR text notes wallets, launches, national forests, and names Buford Vivitar Thomas Guneton from Kinford with other scattered references.
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Jepperson City
Comminei
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
Buford Vivitar Thomas Guneton
Kinford
Walker
Railroad News Roundup Highlights Mountain Division Talks
Multiple railroad figures visit Wyoming division lines including Green River and Bryanston. Union Pacific officials announce renovations and a possible consolidation move while M. F. Hays departs Cheyenne. A Colorado & Southern special runs for a Wheatland Sunrise game with over 190 passengers. Governor signs railroad statute creating a state railroad commission with broad oversight.
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Wyomlbe
Ae Aliens
Tans Mie
Rawlina
Green River
Byanaton P
M. F. Hays
Wadloft
Colorado & Southern Ab Cheyenne
Aert
Vaya
Ohio
Colorado Ailler
Sunrise
Wheatland
Colorado & Southern
Parades parade grand show with elephants camels and bands
Amelia brothers stage a lavish parade replete with hundreds of floats shavlots war chariages and a vast menagerie. The spectacle features 650 horses many elephants and camels draped in Persian blankets with imported silks and tapestries. A Sahara tableau and Arabian Nights segments lead to a Chicago style show opening July 30 with 1200 performers and 600 horses.
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Amelias Brothers
Fies
Grand Opera Balleta
Italy
Frato
Chase
Collecum
Chicago
Alee
Yoo Daweing Hel
Entertainers The Koight and Ladigg At Praterna Hall
The Koight and Ladigg of Secwr Ite host an evening of entertainment at Praterna Hall on Tuesday July 15. Carde and dancing start at 9 o'clock. Admittance five cents per couple, gratis for Indies. Come and win one of the bands.
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Koight
Ladigg
Secwr Ite
Praterna Hall
Carde
Katra Indies
Boye Pe Leer
Chicken Dinner Twenty-Five at Capital Hunch Room Today
A local notice reports a chicken dinner event at the Capital Hunch Room today hosted by Shull, the property holder. Proceeds or exact details are not provided in the fragment.
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Shull
Fragmentary OCR Note on Route and Local Figures
The readable lines mention a route for Lander with a return on Monday and reference to a private boat Marreta. Other lines name the Denver & Balt Lake and a Pallaa company figure, plus a mythological or historical pane reference, all appearing as garbled context about town, public familiarity, and pronunciation.
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Lander
Marreta
Denver & Balt Lake
Palla Company
Helecure
Wil
Capitol Grill hosts Mina Clarion Gordon cabaret evenings
The Capitol Grill announces an upcoming cabaret feature with Mina Clarion Gordon performing classical and operatic selections. She will sing from 6.20 to 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. to close, as the grill pivots toward a more refined entertainment lineup.
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Capitol Grill
Heyenne
the Grill
Mina Clarion Gordon
Plenin
Ninger
East
Maine memorial tablet hung in Carnegie Library
The memorial tablet from the wreckage of the battleship Maine was hung in the Carnegie library yesterday afternoon on the library’s right-hand side. Mayor Gill secured the medallion for the city and the design commemorates the sinking at Havana harbor. Trustees Cosgriff Hunter and Mrs Patten oversaw the hanging.
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Carnesie
Firet Phomed
Gill
Maine
Havana Harbor
Mebriary 10
Pss
T. A. Cosgriff
Collin Hunter
Kiarry B. Patten
Board of Trustees
Tablet
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Numerous Cities
The hotel records show guests from Denver Buffalo New York Omaha and other cities. Names include J Kolin Lew Bovell JL Cooke W H Downey H Baker J Farley H Brady and many others traveling from across the region.
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J. Kolin
Denver
Lew Bovell
JL. V. Cooke
Buffalo Billa
M. Ll. Marke
South Omaha
L. B. Cooke
New York
William Corbett
Maulder
Louis Cook
of. W. James
Hal PL Padge
Cheyenne
William Lindholm
Wit
Horsé Creek
J. Maryatt
Boulder
George Grant and Sisters
Colorado Springs
J. F. Burke
J. A. Farley
Kansas City
HH. Downey
Sterling
H.l Baker
Diamond
Thomas H. Young
Chicago
W. B. Sprague
JF. Nattjimer
Nunn
Colo
W. C. Allen
Onehas HE. PF
Kanes City
John
Mark
Truluyexw
Minti
A. HM. Hrunner
Sault Lake City
Bellemey
Morrell
Neb
L. FL Stockwell
Net
J. Sosnick
G. E. Seward
Plains
Kaun
Frank Whitwan
Kierhell
WF. Ratte
Black Hills
Names listed in family notices from Denver to Casper
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple individuals and families connected by a notice. Names include Dale Deane, FP McCay, Paul Tell, Mer rill and wife, W. H. Merril, Watson B. Smith, W. Enterick, FP McCullough, E. P. Wilson, W. C. Prescott, M. J. Mickey, Reybert B. Davidson, Chan Darrow, R. Lederman, Leland Quinn, C. R. Gilmore, across cities Denver Des Moines Omaha Casper Ft Collings Islay Wind River Baton.
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Ripen
Wis
Dale Deane
Denver
FP McCay
Paul Tell
A. Merrill
Ro W. Merril
Fynn Merril
Des Moines
Watson B. Smith
Omaha
W. HH. Enterick
McCullough
E. PL Wilson
Cheyenne
W. C. Prescott
Casper
M. J. Mickey
Reybert B. Davidson
Islay
Norris
Wind River
Chan FL Darrow
Ft. Collings
R. Lederman
Menning
Leland ¢. Quinn
C. R. Gilmore
Baton
Seniority Rule May Be Cast Aside In Navy Promotions
Secretary Daniels and Attorney General McReynolds address a possible shift in promotion practice, noting the seniority rule might be bypassed in naval advancement. Officers awaiting admiral promotions fear younger officers may be selected over them, with references to Minter Beecher B. ray and the Sherman Co. in Washington, July 12.
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Washington
Cp. C
Daniels
McReynolds
Army
Minter Beecher B.ray
Navy
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The
Sherman Co
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
City News
Car Iine
Inquirer
W. Riner
W. Twenty-fifth Street
Jenkins
Horace Jenking
Buffalo
Lucie Pa- Vis
Winnie K. Sherman
Hazel Sherman
D. C. Barksdale
Paul Sullivan
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Arthur Myers
Huff Kring
Harvey Holden
Telephone Company
A. E. Roedel
Andrew, Jr
W. LE. Mullen
Frida
Centennial Country
Egbert
Sloan and Farrington
Fenwick
L. E. Fenwick
Golden Prairie Herald
Burns
Laramie
Clark
F. G. Clark
C O. Smith
Hutchison, Kas
Second Baptist Church
Hammal L. Bryant
Kidwit W. Dennis
Carey Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Drury
Evistor
Fr. Drury
State Board of Immigration
Wheatland Times
W. G. Hopkins
Phoenix
W. G. Kleing
Aris
Santa Fe Railroad
D. J. Howe
Young Men's Literary Club
Mra. PD. PW. Kellogg
Weat Twenty-fifth Street
Chris Olson
Evans Street
Georgia
National Forests
Railroad News
MAING
Tarliet
G. W. Eddy
Boston
T. H. Stratton
Riverton
Harman Cate
Quincy
Fréd A. Milley
Mr. and
V. Nash
WN. Rosenfield
Duluth
Harry Keller
H. W. Jones
Hastings
Hal Brady
Ford. Cagey
Geo. Reed
Rawlins
C. G. Homer
Ripon
Wiha
G B. Hotter
ATLAS
Tursdas
King Hexe
Jack Elliott
Capitol Ave
Paris
Beaurrun
KE. Burnham
Clara A
Jonn Brown
Thorofares
Ieee Es
Harry P. Hynds
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