Wyoming Husband Fatally Shot by Wife in Laramie
William M. Brown, a Union Pacific fireman, was shot and died after an argument with his wife in Laramie. Mrs. Brown was arrested and jailed after claiming he had threatened her with a butcher knife and shot him following a struggle. Brown had confessed there was another woman and demanded a divorce. The couple, residents of Laramie for three years, were from Cornelia Bluffs, Illinois, and Mrs. Brown is about to become a mother again in two months.
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Laramie
Wya
Wiliam M. Brown
Union Pacific
Brown
Fraser
Cornell Bluffs
Baby Beaten Dead By Hail Stones
SUPMIDAN Wye July 26 Five year old Wary Walsh daughter of M Walsh a rancher ten miles northwest of here was killed by hailstones from a thunderstorm. She wandered from home was struck by stones before reaching shelter and died an hour after reaching her house. The storm caused about 100000 in crop damage in the district.
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Supmidan
Wye
Wary Walsh
M Walsh
Wall Brown
Hall Stones
Kemmerer Episcopalians award contract for new church edifice
In Kemmerer the Episcopal church members have let a contract for a new church building in town. A violent Sheridan hold up occurred last Monday as three masked men demanded valuables at gunpoint. Dynamiting trout streams agitates Sweetwater County residents amid rising tensions. A peculiar accident in Kemmerer left Lindsay Faddis with a bullet in the forehead after a gun discharged during handling. recovery expected. William Daley of Rawlins heads to Canada to buy ranch lands near Alberta. James Wilson and Lizzie Penman wed in Paris Idaho with a large Diamondville reception. P. R. Cotter’s Fossil, Washington barn struck by lightning, killing a $500 horse with no other damage. William Stansbury and Florence of Douglas wed with a grand reception.
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Las Thuraday
Lindsay Faddis
Kommerer
Helster
Faddis
Canada
Wiliam Daley
Rawlins
Wyoming
Alberta
Idaho
James Wilson
Lizzie Penman
Diamondville
Paris
P. R. Cotter
Fossil
Wio
Douglas
Willam Stansbury
Florence
Army Post Life Blamed by Wife for Misconduct
Mrs. Charles J. Maylor, wife of a U S Army lieutenant, testifies in a Philadelphia divorce case that army post social life fosters improper attention to married women. She details her relationship with Allen D O'Brien, a friend of her husband, and says she traveled to New York only at her husband’s request during the alleged misconduct. She attributes the suit to her father in law’s wealth influence.
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ARMY
Philadelphia
Charles J. Maylor
United States Army
John M. Patterson
Allen D .O'Brien
Spoons in Chantilly Plymouth and Norfolk Patterns Sell Fast
Antique shop offers tea spoons and full size sets in Chantilly Plymouth and Norfolk patterns. Prices range from 1.00 to 83.00 per piece, with items including mustard spoons cream ladles sardine forks sugar spoons and butter knives.
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Chantilly
Plymouth
Norfolk
Dark Horse Origin In Early American Scoundrel Tale
A Tennessee rogue Flynn ran a famed flyer horse Dunky Pete in a race untampered by locals who bet heavily on the favorite. Judge Mo Minamee declared a dark horse would win and Pete surged from behind to triumph, giving the phrase its notoriety.
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Tennenter
Flynn
Siberty Perton
Horrea
Dunky Pete
Prynn
Pete
Juitte Me Minamee
Atrange
Mo Minamee
Just a Mere Suggestion
A domestic exchange shows Gertrude and Bea urging frank talk to improve harmony. John asks for open discussion of dislikes, while Bea asserts equal upbringing and cooking skills. The couple debates sock-darning knots and temper during a quiet domestic moment.
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Gertrude
Bea
John
Ilka
Peg Post the Ochre Sentry At Mulberry Street Station
The Mulberry street police station adds Peg Post as a second ochre dog mascot. Peg Post roams to policemen on duty at ten nightly, changes posts at will, and remains until six in the morning. The dog’s collar license number remains unknown.
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Bum
Mulberry Street
Peg Post
Ethan
New York Tribune
City directory clerk on beauty doctors ads
A hotel clerk laments the rush for beauty doctors among women guests noting churches theaters and dressmakers can wait but a beauty specialist is seen as essential. He distributes advertisements to satisfy conscience and clients while avoiding liability.
Largest Flying Fish Tale On British Warship Meal
On a voyage near the Canary Islands the British warship Ardéolla spotted a school of flying fish. Several landed aboard and were seized for the mess. One specimen measured 19 inches, the largest on record, and it was fried for the captain’s breakfast.
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Ardéolla
Canary Islands
Kid McCoy Charged in Ostend Jewelry Theft Case
British police report Kid McCoy an American boxer was arrested in Ostend and charged with larceny tied to a jewel robbery at the Grand Palace hotel. A Russian princess lost jewelry valued at 280000 dollars while a larger case was left untouched. McCoy denies knowledge of the crime.
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Kid" McCoy
Ontend
McCoy
Scottland Ward
Grand Palace
Onten
Ostend
Sheena
Jewela
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 4 1 in a pitching duel with Cane Moore Killifer O Toole Adame Gibson and Simon. New York beat Chicago 2 7 behind Mathewson Meyers Wilson Richie Reulbach and Archer. Cincinnati routed Pittsburgh and Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati in mixed action. American League had no games. American Association saw Indianapolis 1 Louisville 2 Columbus 3 Toledo 7 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 0. Western League scores show Wichita Sioux City 4 8 Des Moines St Joseph 1 Denver 5 Omaha 1.
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Sioux City
Lincoln
Topeka
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Louis
Sateen
Lincoln Aves
Rockefeller Moves to Protect City Home Against Business Encroachment
New York July 26. John D Rockefeller is waging a determined bid to halt business intrusion into the private residence district around his city home. Agents have purchased parcels offered for sale at prices above what business buyers would pay. His latest purchase is a four story brown stone mansion near his home, with brokers spending about 240000 a month to curb the encroachment.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Disiet
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Terrors Head to Hillsdale for Big Match
The Terrors depart Cheyenne early this morning for Hillsdale to face the champion team in a contested afternoon game. Twelve players and a mascot join the squad who cheerfully claim they fear no unlucky fourteen and expect a victory despite facing full grown opponents.
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Terrors
Hillsdale
Bata
Cheyenne
Pope takes complete rest until September postponing Vatican activities
Rome July 36 Pope Pius has yielded to the Vatican physician and his alstera to take a complete rest due to hot weather. All Vatican activity is suspended until September when its resumption will be marked by the issuance of an cyclical celebrating the centenary of Constantine.
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Rome
Pius
Vatican
Constantine
Bride’s in-demand appeal baffles guests
A fragment notes a bride’s rising popularity not for looks but for her emotional sobbing, with guests wondering why brides favor her. The lines suggest a humorous or perfunctory reaction to unconventional charm.
Mayor to Give All a Hearing
In San Francisco on July 24 Mayor Jas Ralph Jr announces a weekly "people's forum" in the mayoral chambers. Any citizen with a grievance or unable to meet with the mayor can attend and have the complaint heard, as the mayor sits on the tribune-like contrivance to listen to each speaker.
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Ban Francisco
Calif
Jas, Ralph, Jr
Aida
Fellowes
Women alight from trolley cars backwards says dispatcher
Venice Cal July 26 Ollie Muncon Pacific Electric train dispatcher at Venice cites knock knee condition as cause for women alighting from trains backwards. He notes men show similar tendencies to a lesser extent and offers no further solution beyond natural instinct.
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Venice
Cal
Ollie Muncon
Pacific Electric
Georgia Clerk Flogs Woman to Save Wayward Son
W. B. Doster, Terrell County superior court clerk, admits whipping Miss Essie Carter to reclaim his son Vought. He says his aim was to drive her away from Dawson and allow the boy to return home. Carter prepares to sue for 25000 damages.
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Macon
Doster
Superior Court of
Terrell County
Essie Carter
Vought Deaber
Easie Carter
Dawson
Bond
Miss Carter
Poor MOVE EFads How in Marcelle dealing with his hairdressing business
The text hints at a failing hairdressing business run by Marcelle. It notes a move and decline in customers while advertising “all goods called for and delivered.” No clear dates or additional names are provided.
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Efads
Marcelle Deling
Mareden
Eines
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