Coming Events and Social Attractions Notice
Community calendar lists events including rally day efforts to aid the Laramie road project. A Hapitat Sunday school picnic is planned for Thursday afternoon, with a Friday evening Methodist offerings and a Presbyterian church supper Thursday night. All members and the public are invited to attend and participate.
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Groryoody
Chevern Laramie
Hapitat Sunday
Rpworth League
Methodist Church
Peppater Cheyenne Club
Oak
Ayerc
Owls Street Carnival Promises High Order Entertainment
Central Wyoming cities host the Owls street carnival next week featuring Say Jigo Amusement Company and RivinStrong. Open air acts in Cheyenne include the Baldwins, Helliott's trained beasts in wrestling tumbling skating and dancing. Free performances occur every afternoon and evening during the carnival.
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God
Wyoming
Sayjigo Amusement Compan
RivinStrong. Com
Cheyenne
Furong Baldwins
Helliott
Flying Baldwins
America
Watch repair and services offered at Carey Avenue shops
Miller's offers correct watch repair and adjustment at 1709 Carey Ave with moderate prices and high quality work. The Cheyenne Printery prints notices for Mark A. Chapman Loans and insurance at 16th and Carey. The Cheyenne Messenger Service provides prompt service day and night. A cloudburst near Rawilaw blocks traffic for ten hours on the Union Pacific. Hair goods and orders available. clairvoyant Gabriel Page advertises at 1717 Capitol Avenue Windsor apartments.
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Cheyenne Printery
Mark A. Chapman
16Th
Carey Ave
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Bates Park
L. C. Davis
Sands Drug Store
Tawlins
Union Pacific
Rawilaw
Lucle Pa- Vis
W. 17Th
Hobson Home
Hobson
Burlington
Yoyant
Gabriel Page
Capitol Avenue
Windsor Apartments House
Woman Dies in Insane Asylum After Wire Injury
Mrs. Henry Mertz died at the state insane asylum Sunday after a return of insanity triggered by a barbed wire scratch. She had spent eleven years in the state hospital for the Insane, then nine years with her family before the recent relapse. Her body was transported from Cheyenne to Inez in Converse county, her former home.
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Henry Mertz
State Insane Asylum
Cheyenne
Inez
Converse County
Salt Lake Bomb Fiend Known in Cheyenne
W L Cummings, arrested in Salt Lake City and charged with sending a bomb to Miss Dorothy Bamberger, planned to detonate it by wireless means. He was a track laborer near Durham months ago and allegedly developed a wireless device to prevent railroad accidents. He tried to sell it to the Union Pacific and then moved to Utah, where his criminal record began.
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W. L. Cummings
Salt Lake
Dorothy Bamberger
Cheyenne
Durham
Union Pacific Railroad
Utah
Five Civil Service Exams Set for August Eighteen
Five government jobs to be filled through civil service examinations on August 18. Openings include general mechanic for the Indian service in Washington D C and positions for bacteriologist mechanical engineer and instrument maker plus an assistant in agricultural education.
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Civil Service
Indian Service
Washington, D. C
Denver Man Appointed Special Agent in Land Office
Leo Slack of Denver has been appointed a special agent in the field division of the United States land office here. He was prominent in the Colorado Democratic campaign, serving as chairman of the committee in charge of campaign speakers.
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Leo Slack
Denver
United States Land Office
Colorado
Land Office Receives Homestead Applications and Proofs
Two applications by Joseph KR Lawrence of Wheatland for homestead and desert lands were filed yesterday. Seven final proofs were received from Charles T. Child, George Walker of Durham, Eli B. Hudson, Delbert J. Hudson, Ernest H. Goodman, Arthur E. Mlapfer of Cheyenne, and William C. Carroll of Wheatland.
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Joseph KR. Lawrence
Wheatland
United States Land Office
Homestead
Desert
Charles T. Child
George Walker
Durham
Eli B. Hudson
Delbert J. Hudson
Ernest H. Goodman
Arthur E.mlapfer
Cheyenne
William C,. Carroll
Funeral of Mrs Hughes Held in Local Baptist Church
The funeral for Mrs Tillie Hughes will be at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock this afternoon conducted by Rev George Van Winkle with interment in City cemetery. Gleagon undertaking is in charge. Mrs Hughes died in Los Angeles Friday her son Donald traveling from there with the remains after a Utah washout delayed the train arriving at 10 o'clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hughes
Baptist Church
George van Winkle
City Cemetery
Gleagon Undertaking Establishment
Woman Beaten After Refusing to Return Presents
Frank Runcorn of Los Angeles brutally attacked Rena George in Cheyenne yesterday morning over promises of marriage and gifts valued at hundreds. George, manager of a Capitol cafe rooming house, suffered facial injuries and losing a tooth. Runcorn was fined $50 in police court and rearrested on a county charge with bond to keep the peace.
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Frank
Runcorn
Los Angeles
Rena George
George
Cheyenne
California
Moving Picture
South Cheyenne Boosters Form Preliminary Progress
South Cheyenne boosters moved toward creating a South Cheyenne Improvement Association with a church meeting last night. Arthur Snyder was named temporary chairman and Claude Hall temporary secretary. A committee including Kil McKay Fred Hendershot Peter Jesser Joseph Grainger and Harry Lafferty was appointed to draft the constitution and by laws for the upcoming regular meeting next Tuesday.
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South Cheyenne Improvement Association
South Cheyenone
Arthur Snyder
Claude Hall
Kil, McKay
Fred Hendershot
Peter Jesser
Joseph Grainger
Harry Lafferty
Rain Deluge Refreshes Farmland Around Cheyenne
A steady four hour rain covered a fifty mile radius around Cheyenne, delivering about a half inch of moisture. Farmers report improved prospects for crops after drought fears, with rainfall extending west to Laramie east to Hilledale and similar north and south of Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Hiledale
Lack of Will and the Vital Test of Will Power
A friend defends a husband with strong will power who quit smoking three years ago and stopped drinking, praising his restraint. The dialogue notes ongoing struggle to quit other habits and the critic questions the extent of his resolve. The exchange cites the water wagon and long effort, from the Chicago Record Herald.
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Chicago
Recort Herald
Take a Chance in Brooklyn Bogle’s Microbe Plot
The narrator scoffs at a danger with a conspired game to wear to keep microbes from the A of Aarlin Levine. Old professors fail to offer roots to the young, while he questions why others ruin fun with new schemes and doubled grammar.
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Aarlin Levine
Dan Cupid Cotley
Roman
Dbrooklyn Bogle
Efficient Saleswoman Cited In Noonday Talk
Jerome S McWade praises alert resourcefulness as a mark of efficiency in salespeople. A comedic incident from the same talk describes a distressed man crying for a bargain, met with sarcastic remedy from a saleswoman offering splints and bandages at a fictitious emergency counter.
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Jerome S McWade
Duluth
McWade
Pittsburgh Post
Ann Martins Dilemma in a Curious Courtly Tale
Ann Martins Dilemma features two suitors vying for her hand in a humorous, antiquated piece. Gay Tom sends orchids while Kalore spends freely, and John a sedate widower with five children seeks her favor. The judge listens as she weighs orchids against gifts, pondering which suitors’ charms to favor.
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Ann Martin
Swees Kalore
John
Good For a Parson: Luncheon Debate Over Appetite
A New York American quip records clergymen at a luncheon after an ecclesiastical function. An unctuous dignitary jokes about bridling appetites and a quick retort suggests a biting exchange, capturing a wit rivalry among clergy.
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New York American
Talk vs Price Credits and Odd Bits of Wit
A garbled collage quotes the Cincinnati Enquirer on talk being cheap due to supply exceeding demand and references the Denver Republican. It also notes a London sketch mocking verbosity and includes Kinglake's description of Arab breadmaking and a Chestnuts roast metaphor with archaic phrasing.
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Cinginnati Enquirer
The Days of Degcartes and Bogland Dog Carts
A nostalgic account recalls a time when dogs drew carts in Bogland. Origin dog carts were banned mid century yet persisted among Costermongers and lower classes for Buodeg outrage. Dogs were mongrel with Bugiteh traits and could cover twenty to thirty miles on bread soaked in beer.
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Degcartes
London Mall
Professor Huntington Shields Guilty Party in Money Case
In Cheyenne at the Clairvoyant Professor Hustington's parlor he exposes a theft ring and shields a poor young woman from arrest. He tells the older woman the money is not stolen and helps recover it, noting his aid would not help if she were not deserving, while critics question the ethics of such acts. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm.
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Cheyenne
Hustington
Moffatt
Huntington
Carrigan Named New Manager of Boston Red Sox
Bill Carrigan, renowned catcher and strategist, appointed manager of the Boston Red Sox replacing Jake Stahl after Stahl’s dismissal by Jimmy McAleer in Chicago. Carrigan, yearns old and Lewiston Maine native, joined the Red Sox in 1906 after Holy Cross and previously helped direct the club’s board of strategy alongside Wagner and Stahl.
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Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Jake Stahl
McAleer
Jimmy McAleer
Stahl
Chicago
White Sox
Carrigan
Wagner
Lewiston
Me Ke
Boston
Holy Cross College
Red Sox
Toronte
Frontier railways announce stopover fares for Denver conclave
The Frontier committee reports Union Pacific official Ruble says Wyoming Knights Templar attendees to the national Denver conclave will receive tickets to Denver for August 10 11 and 12 or return by August 22 with a stopover in Cheyenne allowed. Similar terms are offered by Burlington and Northwestern railways for the Frontier Celebration period.
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Cheyenne
Knight Templars
Denver
Frontier Committee
Ruble
Union Pacific Pathway
Wyoming
Casper
Burlington
Northwestern
Gold on Capitol Dome Prompts Summer Vigil
At the Library of Congress surroundings in Washington on July 22 kids skitter about the lawn awaiting the sun gilded drop from the Capitol dome. The article notes the $10 000 gilding and ongoing repairs as workers plan to reseal and stop the golden shower from falling.
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Ares
Washington
Capitol Hill
Library of Congress
Hotel Arrivals A Fragmented Denver and Colorado List
An incomplete roster lists numerous hotel arrivals across Denver, Boulder, Creede, Laramie, and other locales. Names include Nevana, H. N. Maw kins, Wade, Bennet, Kimball, Wallace, Riehauls, leenhart, Isenhart, Hereford, Durkin, Hille, Pargeter, and many others amid scattered city and state mentions.
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Nevana
Denver
H. N. Mawkins
Wade
Kanne City
Bennet
Kimball
Wallace
Houlder
M. Riehauls
Boulder
EL Widewards
Leenhart
Moreford
Chlu
T Mise Mbel
Isenhart
Hereford
Cole
J. W. Durkin
New York
J. P. Hill
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Hughes
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K. Seato
Thames Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Emma Bell
Delma Blakeman
Bell
Blakeman
Seato
Samuel Tucker
Herself
Isabel Baker
Slingle
South Cheyenne
Blooming Trust
Denver Republican
Jake
Smith
London
Theo
Liles
Kinglake
Prom
AL Wontington
Erband
Miko
Majestic
Drapnm
SAKS
Bill. Carrigan
U.S Capitol Lawn
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Joan Brown
Moderna
la Carte
Thorofares
Harry P. Hynds
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