Five Oclock Tea at Bryans and Wighiesath Estate
A formal five o clock tea hosted by Drs. Charles W Rin et at Bryans and Wighiesath featured a musical program by Mrs. Cabin and Miss Buchanan. Thirty six ladies attended incl. Mrs. Harry Rin et, with elaborately arranged tables, sweet pea decor, and dainty place cards. Several local residents were noted as newly married, visiting Denver, or returning from trips and hospital considerations.
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Charles W/Rinet
Bryans
Wighiesath
Harry Rinet
Boston
C. Miner
Cabin
Miss Buchanan
W. Stone
Babette Wasserman
Elizabeth and
Louise Lacey
Florence Riner
Harry Riner
Paris Fashion Hints Host Mr and Mrs Rockafield on Summer Trip
Paris fashion hints accompany the visit of Mr and Mrs J F Rockafield of Los Angeles as they travel to Illinois for a summer trip. The couple are guests for a few days and plan a brief stay before continuing their journey.
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J. F. Rockafield
Los Angeles
Calif
Illinois
Frontier Races Admits Ladies Free Today
Retiring merchant Bobnsteat announces permanent retirement from the household furnishings trade at the corner of 16th and Eddy streets. He offers his stock of new and second hand goods at very low prices, inviting all in need to inspect the affordable selection.
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Fi& Bred
Bobnsteat
16Th
Eddy Streets
Atlas Opens New Bill With Georgia Acrobats Darktown Follies
Atlas presents Georgia acrobats from Kassersland Georgia Harvey a natty songstress and Westerman Hopkins Co in Darktown Follies and their latest success The Death of Lone Chief Miss Marie Buchan featuring film animations by Prof Dunn Atlascope The Little Orchestra in attendance Remember today opens an entire new bill AT THE ATLAS
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Atlas
Georgia Acrobats
Kassersland
Georgia Harvey
Westerman Hopkins Co
Darktown
RAGS WANTED and Base Lot Price Listed
Classified item seeks large clean rags for immediate quantity. Includes location at state leader office on East 8th Street with lot for base price 81150. Contact G S Oliver at phone 574 for details.
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Rags
State Leader
8Th Street
G. S. Oliver
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Events and Death
Rain affected Cheyenne area with reports from Pole Mountain maneuvers and travelers including James Gatehall and others. Funeral for Mrs Kate McSweeney held at St Mary’s Cathedral. Rev Leon Hills returns from National Guard maneuvers. a wedding joins William Garrihan and Marie Roberts. 12 Wyoming National Guard companies depart Pole Mountain for home.
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Leon C. Hills
Wyoming National Guards
Pole Mountin
Cheyenne
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
Islay
Wil
New Lyric Theatre Opens to Rave Reviews in West
Patrons praise the New Lyric Theatre as a neat attractive picture house with handsome decor. Manager Farnsworth presents daily programs with songs and illustrated acts. The union orchestra earns credit and large crowds show universal satisfaction since opening.
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Lyric’ Theatre
Mgr
Farnsworth
Notable arrivals and visits in Cheyenne area
Personal mentions include George B. Botsford of Sunrise among arrivals in Cheyenne. Albert Chapman Walter Yeager and C F Garlock return from eastern states trip. Mr and Mrs J A Parnell and daughter Lillian return from European tour. BL Davis and W G Young of Gasper visit. La Lyons of Burns transacts in Cheyenne yesterday. RB Watson of Rawlins visiting. Parpell of this city engaged to Miss Reba Connell at her home in Calesbaig Pennsylvania. Pr nt Van Horn of the Hahn's Peak railroad with Offo Gramm and S Stewart of Laramie travel to Denver by private car.
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George B. Botsford
Sunrise
Cheyenne
Albert Chapman
Walter Yeager
C. F. Garlock
J. A. Parnell
Lillian
BL. H. Davis
W. G. Young
Gasper
la Lyons
Burns
RB. Watson
Rawlins
Parpell
Reba Cor Nell
Calesbaig
Nt van Horn
Hahn's Peak Railroad
Offo Gramm
Stewart
Laramie
Densver
Runaway Team Injures Two In Northern County Wyoming
Basin Wyoming July 27 a runaway wagon driven by a team of horses frightened by weather and barbed wire fences seriously injures Mae Bickford and Jacob Sehenk a ctv engineer with injuries including a broken wrist and multiple cuts Sehenk sustained severe injuries after the collision and fencing incident
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Basin
Wyo
Mae Bickford
Jacob Sehenk
Ctv
Mingjokferd
Sehenk
Cuban Editor Denounces Conspiracy Aimed at Stocks
New York July 27. Antonio San Miguel editor of La Lucha and Cuban deputy says a Havana bear broker started the recent stock market conspiracy to demoralize the market and depress securities values.
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New York
Senor Antonio San Miguel
Havana
la Lucha
House of Representatves
Local Afternoon Paper Prints Falsehood Record At Frontier Park Races
A local afternoon paper published erroneous claims about Frontier Park races held yesterday. Report says a hard rain stopped events and a “large crowd” left drenched, but the races were not halted or delayed and spectators remained through the final race.
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Frontier Park
Jlag
Young Winston Challenged for Bantam Wyoming Title Claim
Cheyenne Wyoming July 27 sporting editor notes a reader questions Young Winston's bantam weight Wyoming championship claim. Kid Oxenberg manager issues a formal challenge for a match at any weight with any side bet winner takes all.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Ia
Young Winston
Wyoming
Kid Oxenberg
Roosevelt’s Shifting Stand on Independence in Politics
The article recounts Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill outlining a cautious political stance for the upcoming campaign. He aims to avoid overt dictatorship, back leaders aligned with his broad policies, and forget factional party lines to support those he deems best for the country.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore
Sagamore
Youth Dies Trying to Save Colleague in Chicago Fire
Frank Biegler Jr. died in a blaze at the Biegler Tar and Roof Co plant while attempting to rescue PF Kemp a laborer. Kemp was fatally burned. Mrs Armburater and Mrs Bitter suffered severe injuries. The factory, located in Chicago, was destroyed by the fire.
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Chicago
Frank Biegler
PF. M. Kemp, & Laborer
Fire by Siding in New York Traps Worker on Roof
A fire on the top floor of a four story building trapped worker Joseph Corrant who, after rigging a rope from a rear window, slid to safety ten feet from the roof as the line broke. The blaze caused about 60 000 dollars in damage.
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New York
Joseph Corrant
Llenan
Yu Y
Carrant
Fire Aboard Ship Delays Voyage Then Strands at Mississippi Mouth
Passengers were moved to another vessel before dawn as flames engulfed the ship. Crews battled fire, transferred passengers back, and resumed the trip. The vessel later ran onto a sandbar at the Mississippi mouth, requiring six hours to refloat while sustaining significant hold damage. A pharmacy ad for a skin lotion appears in the text.
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Aloviavide
Mississippi
Eighteen Cured At St. Anne’s Feast In Chicago
Eighteen patients were cured at St. Anne’s Church in Chicago during a recent ritual offering a total of 2000 pileums for the feast. Among the cured was Leu critfin of Eagle Grove Iowa a 193 year old who rose to walk after the pew. Also mentioned was John Zeoloskowski of a nearby parish once crippled by a hip disease and aided by procession and Moldings al Shertian Co.
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ST. Anne
CH Chictago
Orem
Anne
St. Anne's
John Zeoloskowski
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