Reception and society notes from Fort Riverside event
Guests gathered at Major Devore's quarters for a wedding reception in honor of Mrs. Dew el) amid setting with pink and white carna tions and a punch bowl presided by Miss Fernandey. Attendees included Lieut Dewels and many officers, family members, and local school figures along with a later Atlas party by Miss Warkley and her guests at East eighteenth street. The period covered essays by Miss Cer vantes and others, plus Hospital Aid Society elections and allied social activities.
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Paris Fashion Hints and Local Movements Report
Paris fashion notes mention Mrs Clyde Watts and Mrs M J Mc Kenzie amid many teachers leaving town. Several girls depart for destinations including Long Beach Portland Los Angeles and Chicago while club and society events plan a Thursday meeting at hall.
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Mrs McKim May Have Hidden Reno Romance in Cheyenne
Nevada divorce case hinges on alleged secrecy surrounding Mrs McKim and a Reno residence claim. Prosecutors say she traveled to Cheyenne for meetings with a favored partner and will challenge Nevada divorce law as unconstitutional, citing prior Reno decrees.
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Chautauqua Program Announced With Bryan Feature
The Industrial club Chautauqua committee approved a high profile series from July 10 to 16 in Pioneer Oak Cheyenne as the city’s only Wyoming stop. William Jennings Bryan is highlighted among top US entertainers in a program that includes Talcott, the Seton Indians, the Chicago Boy Choir and other notable acts with daily concerts lectures and entertainments.
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Senior class to receive diploma after four year course
Miss Kelley graduates from Cheyenne High School at close of 1905 completing a four year course and will receive her diploma.
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Fragmented Missive From Black Duck Ailing Wife
A damaged OCR item from Black Duck Minnesota appears to be a letter or notice describing illness and inability to perform housework. It references a woman named Mrs and mentions cooperation and advice, with scattered lines about vegetables and health. The readable portions are vague and fragmentary.
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Lectures and Concerts at Assembly Week Schedule
Friday and Saturday events feature lectures by Forenoon Avis Talcott and William Jennings Bryan and Dr Elijah P Brown. Afternoon programs include Weatherwax Brothers quartet and Cleveland Ladies Orchestra. Evening concerts and a Seton Indians pow wow with illustrated lectures and rotating topics begin at 2 15 and 7 45 daily.
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Baseball Us All Right Big Show Tuesday Evening
AP reports the Eiks present a big show Tuesday evening June 7 featuring baseball highlights and entertainment. Details are sparse but the event promises night of sports and spectacle with local interest.
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Boy Electrocuted While Robbing Birds Nest
Chicago dated June 6 reports 17 year old Harry Eulberg was killed when he touched an electric wire while climbing a pole to raid a birds nest. His younger brother witnessed the accident as the two hunted eggs. His legs were burned severely.
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Elks' Entertainment Tuesday Night at Sherman Co
Local Elks club hosts an evening event on Tuesday June 7 featuring a display of a big painting at Sherman Co. The gathering aims to attract community members and showcase regional arts.
Firemen Die in Smoke in New York Warehouse
In New York near the North River front two firemen were killed and more than twenty overcome by fumes while battling a stubborn warehouse blaze. Timothy Cotter died after hours on an upper floor. William Healy died after being removed. Ten firemen were overcome, three remain in serious condition in hospital.
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Taft Delays Railroad Rate Increase Amid Injunction Row
President Taft seeks a postponement on a proposed railroad rate raise while disputes over injunctions unfold. The move appears amid a broader struggle among manufacturers and shippers over price boosts and enforcement actions affecting rail transport.
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Children Ride Almost Across Continent to Meet Roosevelt
Washington June 6. On a long horseback journey from Oklahoma to New York Loule and Temple Abernathy aged 9 and 6 accompany U S Marshal Jack Abernathy, a wolf hunter and Roosevelt ally, leaving the capital today to meet Colonel Roosevelt.
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Delicate Advertisement for Syrup of Figs and Senna
A vintage ad promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixirs of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for all women from maid to mother. It touts pleasant flavor, mild stomach toning, and beneficial cleansing effects, selling genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product in packages for fifty cents.
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Captain and crew push through rough seas to reach Washington
The travelers have averaged about fifty miles per day during their journey across the Wash region. After a week they sought audiences in Washington seeking support and met Speaker Cannon. They hoped to press ahead with their mission today.
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Trainer mauled by animal at Conese Island arena
Peter Taylor, an animal trainer at Conese Island, suffered serious injuries when a trained animal attacked during a performance at the Bostock arena. The animal delivered claw strikes, a deep chest injury, and two bites to Taylor's left arm. He remains hospitalized in serious condition.
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