Community Events and Meetings Announced
A town calendar lists a reception for the new rector and his mother at the Parish House, a good roads meeting with Laramie and Weld County commissioners, a city council session on Sixteenth Street revamp, a farmers roundup at Archer Experimental Farm, a Sunday School reception for Mr. and Mrs. Deitz, and social gatherings hosted by local church societies through mid July.
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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 Performer Albert Laron Injured in Fatal Fall
Albert Laron a 22 year old aerialist is in a hospital likely to die from injuries after a 55 foot fall at a trapeze performance in Paul Minnesota. The accident occurred when the feeder on his apparatus slipped causing him to be hurled to the ground.
The People’s Medicines Promoted for Common Remedies
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy used by mothers and grandmothers and praised by honest physicians. It notes benefits for female health and invites readers to consult Mr. H. L. Dad at the Inter Ocean hotel in Cheyenne for civil service job inquiries dated July 15 and 16.
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Lydia
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Tieaday
Cheyenne Briefs and Local Notices
A collection of short items from Cheyenne including Miller’s Watch repair on Carey Ave, residents returning from trips to Rock Mivey Denver Pine Bluffs Estes Park and Phoenix, new church baptism, humane board by laws, livestock company incorporation, bank filings, property transfers, editor appointments and a drug arrest. The items mention H. Johnston and W. Sherman visits, and Ekbert road work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Printery
J. T. Bell
Rock Mivey
Denver
Miller
Kinkaid
Kikai
Iowa
Johnston
Pine Bluffs
Chugwater
M. KR
Seo
Abapinin
19Th
Carey Ave
Nelson
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Tf. Humane Board
Humane Board
Estes Park
Sve
L. C. Davis
Saund
al Grocery
Capitol Grocery Company
F. R. Dudine
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
Court Refuses Taylor Arrest in Treasure Trove Case
Judge W C Montreal refused to arrest William Taylor in the treasure trove dispute. Discrepancies in Taylor's testimony were deemed insufficient to prove willful falsehood. The case ended with Reuben Stockwell and Jens White awarded 4700 in gold coins found, while Taylor claimed he buried the money near a dry cellar wall.
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Willian Taylor
W. C
Montreal
Taylor
Reuben Stockwell
Jens White
B. F. Griffith
Bribery Charge In Gray Lawsuit Probed
An affidavit filed in district court alleges I W Gray bribed juror James Kirkbride in the Mrs Rachel Gray v Stock Growers Bank of Wheatland case. It claims Kirkbride sought higher damages for Mrs Gray and only agreed to the verdict of 5 540 when threatened with exposure by juror Huntwork.
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I W. Gray
Rachel Gray
Gray
Gibbons Severely Injured Finger in Train Door Incident
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 finger was caught in a car door aboard No. 20 yesterday morning. Dr. A. W. Barber treated the injury at the scene. the amputation will occur when the train reaches Chicago.
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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
Four years after the death of Joshua E. Crawford an Atlanta capitalist, his widow Mrs Mary Belle Crawford is formally charged with murder. 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
Macon Postmaster Defies Burleson Over Resignation
Macon Georgia July 12 Harry Stillwell Edwards postmaster of Macon defies Postmaster General Burleson by stating the president must remove him if vacancy is desired. Edwards notes Malnards was appointed during Roosevelt era and joined the Progressive movement in the last national effort.
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Macon
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Burleson
Malnards
Roosevelt
President Wilson Ends Vacation in New Hampshire
President Wilson wraps up his first vacation at Cornish New Hampshire enjoying a simple golf morning at Hanover links and a long afternoon drive, then departs at 2:52 to Washington arriving early Monday.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Washington
Hanover
N. J
Bond Authorization In Jepperson City For Kansas City Terminal
The public service commission authorized the Kansas City Terminal Railway to issue 6.667 million dollars in 4 percent improvement bonds. The note mentions details about the process and a political aside. Mentioned persons include Buford Vivitar Thomas Guneton of Kinford and Walker, with reference to northern port travel.
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Jepperson City
Comminei
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
Buford Vivitar Thomas Guneton
Kinford
Walker
Railroad News and Personnel Movements Across Wyoming Lines
Superintendent visits the Window Pacule region and inspects Wyoming division from Rawlins to Ogden. Union Pacific officers discuss line repairs, while a Colorado & Southern roof replacement is noted. M. F. Hays of Ohio to acquire property, and the governor signs a railroad statute creating a state commission with broad oversight.
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Wyomlbe
Ae Aliens
Tans Mie
Rawlina
Green River
Byanaton P
M. F. Hays
Colorado & Southern Ab
Cheyenne
Aert
Vaya
Ohio
Colorado Ailler
Sunrise
Wheatland
Colorado & Southern
Parade of a Hummer Shows Worldly Pageant in Town
Amelia’s brothers stage a lavish parade with hundreds of floats and 650 horses, featuring elephant and camel masses, Japanese banners, silk and rugs, and tableaux of Arabian Nights. The event includes five military bands, opera ballets, and performers from many nations. A Wednesday July 30 performance follows a Chicago Colosseum display, with 1,200 costumed performers and 600 horses in battle scenes.
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Amelias Brothers
Fies
Grand Opera Balleta
Italy
Frato
Chase
Collecum
Chicago
Alee
Yoo Daweing Hel
Entertainment at Praterina Hall by Koight and Ladigg
The Koight and Ladigg of Secwr Ite present a dancing and card evening at Praterna hall on Tuesday night July 15. Dance starts at 9 o clock. Admission five cents per couple, ten cents for ladies. Come and win one of the band boy prizes.
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Koight
Ladigg
Secwr Ite
Praterna Hall
Carde
Katra Indies
Boye Pe Leer
Chicken Dinner Auction at Capital Room
A local sale item lists a dinner event at the Capital room today. Shull is named as proprietor with 25 oouls noted, details unclear due to OCR abnormalities.
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Shull
Undefined travel note from a garbled 19th century page
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a route to Lander returning Monday and references a private boat named Marreta. It also names a Denver firm and a catalogue of mythological and historical panes, with unclear meaning and several garbled phrases.
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Lander
Marreta
Denver & Balt Lake
Palla Company
Helecure
Wil
Capitol Grill Hosts Mina Clarion Gordon Cabaret
The Capitol Grill announces nightly cabaret shows starting tomorrow with Mina Clarion Gordon performing classical selections and operatic arias from 6 20 to 8 p m and again from 10 p m to midnight. The grill promotes refined entertainment and high service quality as part of its evolving offerings.
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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 wrecked battleship Maine was hung yesterday in the Carnegie library on the library’s right side near the main desk. Mayor Gill secured the medallion for the city and the inscription commemorates the sinking at Havana harbor. Trustees T A Cosgriff Collins Hunter and Mrs Kiarry B Patten oversaw the ceremony.
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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 List From Various Cities
A long reading of hotel arrivals shows guests from Denver Buffalo J Kolin Lew Bovell JL Cooke M Marke L B Cooke William Corbett Louis Cook W James Hal Padge William Lindholm Horse Creek J Maryatt Boulder J F Burke J A Farley HH Downey H l Baker Thomas H Young W B Sprague JF Nattjimer W C Allen Onehas HE PF Maker John Mark and wife Truluyexw Minti A HM Hrunner Sault Lake City FR Bellemey Morrell L F Stockwell Morrell Net J Sosnick G E Seward Plains Kaun Frank Whitwan Kierhell Dr W F Ratte G W Eddy Mrs T H Stratton Riverton Harman Cate Quincy Al Fréd A Milley Mr and Mrs R W Ronald Lara mie Mr V Nash Omaha WN Rosenfield Duluth Harry Keller H W Jones Hastings Hal Brady Omaha Ford Cagey Geo Reed Rawlins C G Homer Ripon Wiha G B Hotter.
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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
G. W. Eddy
Boston
T. H. Stratton
Riverton
Harman Cate
Quincy
Fréd A. Milley
Laramie
Mr. and
Mra
V. Nash
Omaha
WN. Rosenfield
Duluth
Harry Keller
H. W. Jones
Hastings
Hal Brady
Ford. Cagey
Geo. Reed
Rawlins
C. G. Homer
Ripon
Wiha
G B. Hotter
Final list of names mentions families and locations in Denver and Omaha
A fragment lists wives and families with surnames Merril Merrill and others across Omaha Des Moines Denver Casper Fort Collins and related places. The incomplete OCR includes FP McCay Paul Tell W H Merril and a long string of personal names and towns creating a disconnected social roll.
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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.nterick
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 discuss possible use of seniority rules in Navy promotions. Offenders fear younger officers may be advanced over veterans, including Admiral candidates. The Sherman Company appears in fragmented text.
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Washington
Cp. C
Daniels
McReynolds
Army
Minter Beecher B.ray
Navy
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