Artesian wells suggested for Cheyenne water supply
The Old Timer urges Cheyenne to sink artesian wells to obtain pure drinking water, arguing costs of 300 to 500 dollars per well and central locations could serve schools and residents. He notes pollution of the current supply and predicts little relief next year, pressing urgent action before the new term starts.
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Cheyenne
Kexlan
Gurre
Wade
Yorhassell
Eystal Lake
Lusteroulme
Simone
Johnson
Gerocude
Akes
Berens
Oriestan
Aimee
Bathing in Cheap Water from Artesian Wells in Cheyenne
A letter urges Cheyenne to drill artesian wells to supply water for irrigation and domestic use. It cites a successful 135 foot well at the poor farm, producing irrigation and daily flows to the city, and argues for wells at the courthouse, railroad depots, capitol grounds, hotels, parks, and other public sites to secure reliable water before 1911.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Court House
Capitol Commission
Capitol
Artestan Walter
Thomas Heaney
A. D. Kelley
the Tribune
Carstal
Parka
Falivos
Hot Weather Tragedy Cartoon Poem
A humorous poem about heat and ice cream misadventure ends with the man deciding he must die rather than endure the heat. The learned critic warns of danger, but the man ignores guidance and continues to suffer in the sun.
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Lere
Walter
Garook
A LAUGH Tastes of Those New Yorkers
Henri Kruger of the defunct Cafe de Opera in New York reflects on failure before returning to Europe. He cites the taste of New York and mentions Old Judee McCrokle, wealth in America, and eventual move to San Francisco. The tale includes a waiter exchange about Spanish and beans.
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Henri Kruger
Cafe de Opera
New York
Europe
Poquitar
New Ys
Gao Judee
San Franchotel
Walter
World traveling dog sails alone to prove wanderlust
A sturdy dachshund named Heinie, nicknamed einie, leaves Brooklyn aboard the Fremantle bound for Australia. His friend Gerald Lawrence, a Francisco exporter, reports Heinie aims to return to New York via ships to Melbourne and China, hoping to reach San Francisco and eventually back to Frisco.
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New York
Meinrich
Einié
Gerald Lawrence
Francisco
Fremantle
Brooklyn
Globe
California
Mernie
Ton Tere
Calcutta
Mr. Lawrence
Frisco
Jas
Heinie
Obard
Wu Chang
Chang
Helnie
Melbourne
China
San Francisco
Property Loss From Flood In Barrow Canyon Event
A flood incident near Barrow Canyon caused extensive damage with estimates near $20,000. The disaster affected residents including Daniel Murley and Mary Baxter in a confectionery state area. Heavy rain measured about two and a half inches, producing a vast volume of water that swept into the city at night.
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Bixboo Pridnyster Hoon
Daniel Murley
Mary Baker
Barrow
Plans line heading for Steamboat Springs
Laramis Wyoming July 23 Isaac Van Horn of Boston financier head of the Laramis Marin's Perk Pacific railway was here and said the line will be extended from Max park via Walden to Steamboat Springs Colo to compete with the Moffat line.
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Laramis
Wyo
Isaac van Horn
Boston
Fimahelst
Marin
Perk & Pacific Railway
Max Park
Wyoming
Walden
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Moffat
Hearst Papers Targeted by Western Federation of Miners
The Western Federation of Miners adopted a resolution denouncing William Randolph Hearst papers as unfriendly to organized labor. The resolution appears crafted to avoid prosecution under the anti boycott law and references contraceptive products and a patent medicine—details likely garbled in the OCR.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miner Today
William Randolph Hearst
Beans at Breakfast Stir Detroit Court Scene
A garbled Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a judge questioning a breakfast service claim. The dialogue mentions origin from Athony and peasant meals, noting beans in a daily routine and a sarcastic courtroom exchange about serving beans for breakfast.
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Gian
Athony
Detroit Free Press
Women charm rattlesnake with hymn on Vale ranch
At the Vale ranch near Gan California on July 23 Mrs. F P Dunlap Mrs Harry Allison and Mrs W A Vale seated on a lounge under trees heard a rattlesnake crawl from beneath a cushion. Dunlap began humming Nearer My God to Thee and the others joined. The snake paused as they rose and followed. They moved to safety then killed the snake with clubs.
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Gan. Bernardina
Calif
Vale Ranch
F. P. Dunlap
Harry Alison
W. A. Vale
Worker propelled through drain pipe at Gatun dam incident
A laborer at Gatun dam on the Panama Canal was carried 860 feet through a 20 inch drain pipe in water under high pressure. Joan Antolin became the human projectile when a hydraulic line burst free his footing, fell into the drain, and was sucked into the pipe before companions could reach the outlet. He managed to swim ashore seconds ahead of his rescuers.
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Washington
High Presure
Gatun
Panamayana
Antolin
Opium Cache Found During Raid on Local Eatery
Police raid reveals fifty pounds of opium hidden inside a restaurant under rapid bolting from leaves. Hong Kotng, owner of the establishment, is detained for examination as officers continue the investigation.
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Hong Kotng
Two People Drowned in Flood at Bisrue Rise
At Bisrue Rise in Arkansas on August 23 two persons drowned as a flood swept through the area and forty houses were reported damaged or destroyed.
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Risise
Aris
Auchy
Cat Hunt Beats Teddy’s Wild African Tale
In New York on July 28, about 200 cats were cornered at the old Washington market and dumped into baskets for disposal. Society agents and market workers, including police and butchers, led a midnight hunt to curb a rat control problem as the market undergoes renovations.
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New York
Washington
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Africa
Death of Mrs. M. A. Clark Longtime Cheyenne Resident
Mrs. M A Clark a longtime Cheyenne resident died yesterday afternoon at 5 at her daughter's home Mrs A Christensen after more than a year of illness. She is survived by five sons Sidney of Cheyenne Albert of Hazlewood Washington Clarence of Rawlins Bush of Ninot Cole and Fulford of Horse Creek and her daughter. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Albert
Hazlewood
Wash
Clarence
Rawlins
Bush
Ninot, Cole
Fulford
Horse Creek
Funeral notice for Albert Clark in New York born, died in Chiseliy
A funeral will be held for Albert Clark who was born in New York and died in Chiseliy. Mrs. Clark, aged 73, will attend the service.
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Ception
Albert
Clark
New York
O Weband
Chiseliy
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