Musical and social club activities in town
Musical Club rehearsals at the library set for Sunday and Monday evenings. Thursday Bridge Club enjoyed a lively meeting with high score by A P Hanson and prizes for Mrs Newman and others, plus social to honor Mrs Congin before she leaves. Various church and Woman’s Auxiliary groups held meetings with plans for Frontier Days refreshments, card party, and upcoming entertainments.
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Musical Club
W. GB. Chaplin
A P. Hanson
Mra
J. M. Newman
Guent
Mra. Newman
Mra. Maewas
Jafmes
Lees
Mre
Congin
Rock Springs
Lee Tirteto
Briviol
Bristo
Billy Walker
Congdon
H L. Patten
Hapcon
Tyson
Patt
Methodist Aid Society
HH. Duteher
B. OC. Rice
Hoatersen
The
Old Society
Cheyenne Woman to Testify for Henwood
Monte Angier a resident of Cheyenne was sent to Denver by the Valle de Clement chief to testify for Frank Henwood in a long-past shooting case. The witness claims Henwood was threatened by Tony Von Phel and was shot in the Brown Palace bar in Denver.
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Monte Angier
Lonver
Valle de Clement
Frank Kenwood
George Copeland Henwood
Tony von Phul
Louse Peronaut
Copeland
von Phel
Henwood
Pal Neill
Denver Leafs
Cheyne
Denver
Davy Lewis Shaped Parcel Post Law with Labor Ties
The text profiles Davy Lewis, a self-taught lawyer from Cumberland Maryland who rose to prominence in Congress as an expert on parcel post. It highlights his mining era readings, rapid literacy, and influence on the parcel post law and post office powers, linking his labor interests to his legislative impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Congress
Lewis
Davy Lewis
Fittie Cumberland
Hourne
Ture Lewlh
Ode Hilmeelf
Herman Brady Leaves Hospital After Skull Trephination
Herman Brady a year old was brought home a week after doctors implanted a ten dollar gold piece in his skull. His father Dan Brady and mother visited the hospital to take the boy from St Johns hospital where surgeons trephined the skull and replaced a section with a metal plate from the coin. The doctors praised the child’s remarkable vitality after the accident at his father’s ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heran Brady
Dan Brady
To &T. John's Hospital
Senate hunts for lobby influence amid tariff inquiry
Washington June 6. The Senate Investigating Committee resumes work after many testified that a “numerous and insidious hobby” exists. Sen Gore reports no personal financial interests. Sen Hoke Smith praises the inquiry as a court like process and says organized lobbying for sugar and wool has persisted beyond argument.
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Washington, Dp. C
Senate
Designa
Goff
Virginia
Ofl
Guberdiaries
Standard Oil Company
Washington
Gore
F. R. Hathaway
Henry T. Oxnard
Hoke Smith
Wilson
White House
Baid
Ita
Congress
Miss Besste Yoakum Bride of FPF, Al Larkin
New York June 5 Miss Besa sief f Yoakum daughter of Benjamin F Yoakum was married to Francis Adam Larkin at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday. Attended by many relatives and friends a reception followed at the bride's parents home. The bride who is daughter of a railroad magnate received scores of presents filling two rooms and signified a large fortune.
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New York
Besasieff
Yoakum
Benjamin F. Yoakum
Francis Adam Larkin
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walters Union Forms in Stockholm Sweden
A new organization of walters has been founded in Stockholm, Sweden, aiming to unite members, establish bylaws, and promote collective interests across the region. The group plans outreach, meetings, and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Stockholm
Sweden
Sherman Co. receives admission terms for Chinese in New Zealand
The Sherman Company reports Chinese admitted in New Zealand with payment of 1600 dollars per head. New York City municipal janitors must wear walforma uniforms as a new requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealan
New York
Indian policy debate on self determination for Indians
Laura Kellogg, a student of the American Indian, told the senate Indian affairs committee that the red man would regain his old status only if the bureau is abolished and he may solve his own problems. She proposed model villages managed by Indians and condemned the existing education system as a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Laura Kellogg
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Warship Speed Fears From Biplane Over Mexican Conflict
United States naval collier Saturn reported that Didier Masson and his biplane caused anxiety for Mexican federals. The Mexican warship Morales fled at sea, allegedly to escape the rebel aviator and his French ally.
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San Francisco
Cal
Saturn
Guaymas
Didier Masson
Morales
Railroad News and Management Changes Across Lines
Dr. W Burg timekeeper for Union Pacific granted vacation and heads to Portland. E R Mitchell promoted to assistant superintendent at C & S Cheyenne. Smith transferred. Dispatcher Porter promoted to chief dispatcher replacing Hayes. R D Bloss to second trick. Cooley to handle Blogs’ trick after Pueblo transfer. Harriman lines placed order for 701 new passenger cars. Boston junior security committee plans to reorganize Laramie Halens Pesk and Pacific road in Wyoming with 2 million preferred stock and 3 million common stock. creditors get 10 percent assessment and 116 percent in new securities. Old bondholders unaffected. Plan reportedly acceptable to senior committee. Frank Hoffman Union Pacific machinist sidelined by illness. H H Bunce visits Denver. American Railroad Employers and Investors’ association to suspend general operations effective June 1.
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W. Burg
Union Pacific
Portland
Cheyenne
E. R. Mitchell
Smith
Porter
Hayes
R .D. Bloss
Blogs
Cooley
Pueblo
Colo
Harriman Lines
Boston
Laramie
Halens Pesk
Pacific Road
Wyoming
Frank Hoffman
Union Paitiee
HH. M. Bunce
Union Pacific Accounting Office
Denver
Chicago
American Railroad Employers’ and Investors’ Association
Return From South In Wagon After 40 Day Journey
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Allen recently returned to the city from a winter in Arizona. They made an overland return to Cheyenne in a wagon, the voyage consuming 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Allen
Arizona
Cheyenne
Prairie schooner voyage ends in city after winter
The Alleistet Cheyenne left Phoenix on April 20 and arrived in the city on Tuesday after spending the winter there following an earlier journey by train from Cheyenne to Phoenix last February.
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Prairie Schooner
Alleistet Cheyenne
Phoenix
Ariz
City
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Wm. Myers Dry GoodsCo
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M. A. Turpin
Weet Twentieth Street
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St. Mark's
Parieh House
Child
Luke Voorhées
Meadames Barber
Dugald Whittaker
William Daley
Mere A. K. Smith
Mre. Daley
Mra. Whittaker
J. J. Conway
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
John Smith
Favorite
Cut Flowers
H. “Garwood
LABOR
Herman Brady
Miss Besste Yoakum Bride OF
FPF
AL Larkin
Sherman Co
Indian Policy Ala
Bays Woman Student OF
Redskins
Yellow Journals
Duan Fung Que
Mr. Gompers
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
Corventiq
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Standard Road
West
L. A. Broderick
R. S. Ruble
Railroad News
Chautauqua
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