Local notices and business filings spark Cheyenne frontier activity
The week brings corporate filings and personnel moves from Cheyenne as the German Canal Company and the Big Horn Sheep Company register with the secretary of state, Cheyenne News Publishing forms with a $5,000 capital, Casin Trust & Savings bank sets $25,000 capital, and officials inspect western Wyoming sites. Minor incidents include a $10 fine for James Moran and a gasoline stove accident involving Fred Gunter. Washington official Carleton Ball visits Cheyenne to discuss a government farm project under federal and state cooperation.
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Carey Ave
Nora Doyle
Pure Food Combissioner
Mixa Cileen Sullivan
Mineo
German Canal Company
Greybull
Jiorn Sheep Company
Lost Cabin
Maurice Groshon
Ft. Bridger
Evanston
New News Company
Cheyenne News Publishing Company
H. M. Bunce
Norman Tack
Charles Fuelcher
David Nimmo
Clarence Draper
New Bank
Casin Trust & Savings Bank
Robn
Hart
Skarcard
Ed Carothers
H. Hopkins
C. H. Fitzpatrick
Washington Vsiton
William C. Millis
William C. Millis of the Land Office
Washington, D. C
Hore
Carleton R. Ball
Department of Brain Investigation
Cheyenne
United States
Wyoming
Cadets Enjoy Camp Tip Top Visit by Officials
Reports from the High School cadet camp indicate all boys are well after arrival at Crow Creek. Adjutant General Narkwells and Dr. H L Goff inspected, noting minor dusted heels, with the camp set in a pine canyon by a Crow Creek branch featuring water falls. A ball game occurred, while Friday promises a big field day after bridge building and engineering instruction.
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Coant
Crow Creek
Narkwells
H. L. Goff
Patience on the Rails Across Divisions
Railroad officials note passenger demands test ticket agents patience during rush hour. At Cheyenne and Wheatland depots, clerks endure repeated questions while keeping calm for Colorado and Southern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines. A party from C B Q and C S trains visits Wheatland for the stock show.
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Colorado & Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
J. J. Cox
J. O. Kerns
C. B. & Q. Lincoln
H. E. Reennick
R. HM. Doolittle
Frank Sandstrom
Denver
P. H. Conroy
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Move of U P staff and associates to distant cities
Sullivan assistant superintendent in the mechanical department moves from Green River to Cheyenne and will occupy 22231 Van Lennen Street. He fills the vacancy caused by William Niland's illness. Agnes Johnson receives leave to visit relatives in South Dakota. S L Hughes of Frisco System is in Cheyenne with Hooker Wishard real estate agents, with St Louis HQ. Mrs McNair of Ft Russell moves to New York. Len Nash and mother go to Los Angeles. John Dawson, ex Swan Land manager, heads toward Scotland. Mrs Gillette returns to Los Angeles. Anna Johnson to San Antonio. Seale Snow and wife, deputy A 3 marshal, relocate to Tucson.
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BE. Sullivan
U. P
Green River
Cheyenne
van Lennen Street
Sullivan
William Niland
Agnes Johnson
The
South Dakota
S. L. Hughes
Frisco
Hooker & Wishard
St. Louis
McNair
Ft. Russell
New York
Len Nash
A. Yelton
Los Angeles
John Dawson
Swan Land & Cattle Co
Hia Way
Scotland
Gillette
Gotham Sweats in Torrid Wave
New York reports the hottest June 2 since 1872 with temperatures near 87 degrees by 8 30 p m driving crowds to shores and fields. San Francisco records the fiercest heat in eight years, with 86 degrees at 1 pm and other coastal highs reaching 106 in Fresno and 110 in Yuma.
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New York
San Francisco
The
Mercury
Fresno
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Jose
Yuma
Mhoonly
Aniz
Baby's Cries Save Parents From Folding Bed Tragedy
In Brooklyn a folding bed trapped Alfred Emberhardt and his wife, leaving him with brain concussion and the mother unconscious. A neighbor heard a baby crying from the next flat and investigated, freeing the family and saving the infant from injury.
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New York
Alfred Emberhardt
Brooklyn
Chicago Coliseum to House 11189 for GOP Convention
Chicago June 3 The National Republican convention will open June 18 with seating expanded to 11 189 at the great Coliseum. Delegates guests press and officials are assigned specific areas as renovations near completion by June 24. The hall will host delegates 1 078 alternate 1 79 press 400 main floor 3 500 balcony 3 200 platform 1 932. The Roosevelt Taft convention was last under this roof four years ago.
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Chicago
William F. Stone
Uender
Taft
Roosevelt
Why Widows Land Best Catches In Love, Dean Case
Chicago on June 3. Mrs. Sussanne Ella Wood Dean discusses widows charms in winning husbands and the social stir over her dower rights in John B. K. Dean’s estate. She argues widows flatter men, hold allure, and endure less foolish vanity than younger brides.
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Sussanne Ella Wood Dean
Caleago
John BK. Dean
Chicago
England
Turkey
Arthur Spiridoviteh
America
Dean
Last Word on Marriage Rules Stirs Candid Widow’s View
A widow delivers a pointed maxim on marriage ages urging older men to wed widows and younger men to marry maidens. She argues forgiveness and restraint prevent petty grievances from growing into conflicts like divorce. The remark frames a blunt social rule in a public discourse context.
Captain Rostron of Carpathia on heroism and duty
New York June 3 Captain Arthur Henry Rostron of the Carpathia spoke at a Titanic survivors memorial concert about heroism. He said ambition is for his boys to do their duty, heroes are accidents of fate, and he was an instrument guided by a higher power during the Carpathia’s rescue. He praised his crew and passengers as heroes and noted his own role as a participant in fate.
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New York
Loval
Arthur Henry Rostron
Carpathia
Mar Bo
Rostron
Hostron
Philadelphia
Widener
Elking Mark
George Widener
Special Meeting Notice From Sherman Co
Attention Moose Special meeting Tuesday evening pm Eagles Hath Business of Importance presence of every member deatrod be there W Gawthwaite Dictator BunyProof Palntyt The Sherman Co
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Eagles
W. Gawthwaite
Massacre details emerge amid Mexican troops and Tribesmen clash
Report from San Francisco notes a massacre in Jiechten where 600 Mexican troops reportedly killed by Juchiteca tribespeople. Refugee Ss. Hont arrives aboard Bufor. accounts describe women aiding defenders amid fierce fighting and scorched terrain. Mentions of 1903 sugar interests and Havemeyer letters appear in surrounding text.
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San Francissco
Cal
Jiechten
Willis
Ss. Hont
Sugar Territory Split by Trust Battles in Federal Case
New York June 3 Chester Morey president of the Great Western Sugar company testified in the federal suit to dissolve the American Sugar Refining company. US District Attorney Knapp pressed for admission that sugar prices influenced cane sugar quotations and refined the market outcome.
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New York
Chester &. Morey
Great Western Sugar Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Avant
United States
Knapp
Three Hurt in Cycle Crash at Tallaries Denver
Frank King a local rider was seriously injured when his motorcycle collided with a bike ridden by L R Bowen at Tallaries motorhome yesterday afternoon Two other riders Carley Fredertele and Andy Patterson suffered minor injuries bringing total injuries to five from a similar accident at the Tallaries track within a month Previous incidents include Himilston of Texas injured May 12 and Lawrence Fleckenstein wounded in a later event keeping him out of riding for months
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Denver
Colo
Frank King
Tallaries Motorhome
Hie
L. RE
Bowen
Carley Predertele
Andy Patterson
Ty Minhega
Wd. I Himilston
Texas
Lawrence Fleckenstein
Iing
Cut Off the Stew Where It Comes Into the Building
A fragment notes steam condensing in the pines with reference to 4,0 varnishes and mentions The Sherman Co as the source of the remark. The text appears as a terse, industrial snippet without a clear narrative or event.
Weather Signals and Codes Mentioned in No 1 Entries
The fragment lists weather indicators with numbered codes such as No 1 No 4 and No 8. It describes fair, rain or snow, warmer or colder conditions and mentions Walker and cattle rain or snow in incomplete phrases, suggesting a weather code table or shorthand from a period page.
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Walker
Cates
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Crook, Mich
Railroad News
Misa Anna Johnson
San Antonio
Seale Snow
A. 3
Tucson
Ariz
Gotham
Windy City
Speaker Glark
Genevieve Clark
Washington
Rostrom
Sherman
Stevenson
Telephone
Moose
the Sherman Co
Continental Oil CO
Denver, Pueblo
Albuquerque
Butte
Boise
Salt Lake City
Avenue
Nien
Dims
Marrow
Volors
Jachitan
Missouri River
Morey
H. ©. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Osnard
TRUST
Sherman Co
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Cilef
Wyo
Koo
Lowy
Inore
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