Five O clock Tea Hosted By Drs. Renet At Bryansford
A five o clock tea yesterday hosted by Drs. C W Renet at Bryansford featured a formal musical program by Mrs. Cabin and Miss Buchanan. Thirty six ladies attended to honor Mrs. Harry Renet, with elaborate table decor and sweet pea arrangements. Several local residents were reported returning from travels or hospital visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Carley and Mrs. Rigdon.
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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 and Los Angeles Guests
Mr and Mrs J F Rockafield of Los Angeles California stopped briefly in Paris with fashion hints as they travel to Illinois for a summer trip. The couple appeared as guests for a few days.
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J. F. Rockafield
Los Angeles
Calif
Nlinois
Frontier Races Admits Ladies Free Today
Retiring merchant Bobnsteat announces permanent retirement from business after years at 16th and Eddy. He offers his stock of household furnishings both new and second hand at very low prices, inviting bargain hunters to inspect and buy.
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Fi& Bred
Bobnsteat
16Th
Eddy Streets
Atlas Opens New Bill With Darktown Follies
Atlas presents Georgia acrobats from Kassersland and Georgia Harvey a natty songstress and Westerman Hopkins Co in Darktown Follies and The Death of Lone Chief. Miss Marie Buchan features with Atlascope animations by Prof Dunn. The Little Orchestra attends. matinee opens today.
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Atlas
Georgia Acrobats
Kassersland
Georgia Harvey
Westerman Hopkins Co
Darktown
Rags Wanted for Large Cleanage at East Street Lot
State Leader office advertises for large clean rags at the East 8th Street lot. Price listed as 81150. Contact G. S. Oliver at phone 574 for orders.
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Rags
State Leader
8Th Street
G. S. Oliver
Cheyenne Briefs Record Rain and Travels
Cheyenne reports show heavy rainfall affecting areas near Pole Mountain with residents departing for Cheyenne. Notables including James P A Gatehell, Captain and Mrs Siebert of Fort Russell and Miss Marie Roberts wed at St Marys Cathedral. Wyoming National Guard units wrap up maneuvers at Pole Mountain and prepare travel home.
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Cam Ole
Pole Ee Cheyenne
James P. A. Gatehell
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
Islay
Wil
Cheyenne
New Lyric Theatre Opens with Praises from Patrons
Expressions of pleasure and admiration come from patrons of the New Lyric Theatre as the show house opens to the public. The venue is a neat, trimmed picture theatre with handsome decoration and comfortable arrangements. Manager Farnsworth presents daily programs above the ordinary with songs, illustrated acts, and a union orchestra. Large crowds have attended since opening, indicating universal satisfaction with the entertainments.
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Lyric’ Theatre
Mgr
Farnsworth
Cheyenne welcomes arrivals and travelers from far regions
Personal mentions from Cheyenne note George B Botsford of Sunrise among the arrivals. Albert Chapman Walter Yeager and C F Garlock returned from the eastern states. Mr and Mrs J A Parnell and daughter Lillian completed a European tour. BL Davis and W G Young of Gasper visit the city. La Lyons of Burns transacted business yesterday. RB Watson of Rawlins visiting. Parpell of Cheyenne wed Miss Reba Cor Nell in Calesbaig Pa. Pr nt Van Horn of Hahn's Peak railroad with Offo Gramm and S Stewart en route to Denver.
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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
8. Stewart
Laramie
Denver
Two Hurt In Runaway Near Basin Wyoming
Basin Wyoming July 27 two people were injured in a runaway accident when a team of horses frightened and bolted their buggy. Mae Bickford and Jacob Sehenk were seriously hurt with severe wounds and broken bones.
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Basin
Wyo
Mae Bickford
Jacob Sehenk
Ctv
Mingjokferd
Sehenk
Cuban Editor Claims Conspiracy Aimed to Drag Stocks Down
New York July 27. Senor Antonio San Miguel editor of La Lucha in Havana and member of the Cuban house of representatives says the conspiracy against the Cuban government was begun by a Havana bear broker to demoralize the stock market and depress security values.
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New York
Senor Antonio San Miguel
Havana
la Lucha
House of Representatves
Local paper airs misstatements about Frontier park races
An afternoon paper printed falsehoods about Frontier Park racing yesterday claiming rain stopped events and a drenched crowd. The evening edition corrected that races were completed, crowds stayed through the last race, and the grandstands were well filled despite the downpour.
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Frontier Park
Jlag
Challenge Issued Over Wyoming Bantam Title Claim
Cheyenne July 27 sporting note states Young Winston claims Wyoming bantam championship. Kid Oxenberg manager extends a challenge to Winston 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 Likely Role in Upcoming Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt outlines a cautious approach to the 191? campaign from Sagamore Hill. He plans to stay in the background, avoid dictatorial airs, and back leaders he trusts across parties if they advance what he views as national interests.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore
Sagamore
Youth Dies Saving Worker in Factory Fire
In Chicago on July 27 Frank Biegler Jr., son of the Biegler Tar and Roof Co. president, died trying to rescue PF M Kemp, a laborer, from the blaze that destroyed the plant. Kemp was probably fatally burned. Mrs. Anton Armburater and Mrs. Annie Bitter suffered severe injuries.
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Chicago
Frank Biegler
PF. M. Kemp, & Laborer
Fire by Siding in New York Traps Man on Roof
A fire trapped Joseph Corrant on the top floor of a four story building in New York. A rope lowered from a neighboring window saved him as it broke near the roof but held long enough to prevent a fatal fall. Loss from the blaze estimated at about $60,000.
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New York
Joseph Corrant
Llenan
Yu Y
Carrant
Fire Aboard Ship Forces Passengers Off Then Return
After a blaze aboard the Mamus passengers were relocated to the Momus before dawn. Crews battled the fire from Neht and Co nig landing, with later transfers back aboard as the voyage resumed. The ship later grounded on a Mississippi sandbar and required hours to free. Fire damage indicated heavy harm to holds. A random pharmacy claim about lotion appears in the text.
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Aloviavide
Mississippi
Eighteen Cured At St. Anne’s Feast In Chicago
Eighteen cured at St. Anne’s feast in Chicago last night. Among them Leu Critfin of Eagle Grove Iowa aged 47 walked for the first time after attending Mass. John Zeoloskowski of a neighboring area was noted as formerly helpless and now aided by the blessing.
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ST. Anne
CH Chictago
Orem
Anne
St. Anne's
John Zeoloskowski
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