Henry Weld Named Suspect in Levi Tracey Death
Coroner's jury in Cheyenne found Levi Tracey died from a stab wound to the heart after a fight at the Colored Citizens' Club over a crap game. Henry Weld, a colored hod carrier, is named as the slayer and was transferred to the county jail with other eyewitnesses. Witnesses say Tracey tried to use a revolver. Henry pursued him down stairs and stabbed him.
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Wyoming Court Orders Mandamus Against City Official
In Cheyenne Wyoming Judge David H Craig issues a peremptory writ of mandamus directing Peter S Cook to recognize Henry Sweet as alderman of the First Ward for a three year term beginning January 7 1908 and to allow him council participation. The Gates case also advances with similar relief against Cook.
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Sweet
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County of Laramie
District Court
First Judicial District
Henry Sweet
David H. Craig
Lator
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Peter 8. Cook
Firat
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Council of Said
Peter
Cook
Wyming
Sal Heury Sweet
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County of
Laramie
First
Peter 3. Cook
Market cattle and hogs steady as receipts ease
Denver market reports light cattle receipts with steady to firm prices for beef cattle after strong demand. Hogs trend lower with light loads selling around nine dollars. Sheep remain quiet but firm while eastern and midwestern markets show solid activity. Omaha and Chicago stations list mixed cattle and hog results with generally lower tone. Wool markets in St Louis show steady to firm values across grades.
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View of Calitra Castle Ruins After Earthquake
Rome reports show district damage overestimated early, but fatalities soar beyond prior counts. Calitri’s hill district wrecked with the ancient castle reduced to rubble. forty buried in debris and a two year old child found alive amid ruined homes where parents perished.
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Cemeteries Host Joint Memorials by Odd Fellows and Allies
On Sunday the Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Woodmen of the World and Ladies Auxiliaries held joint memorial services at local cemeteries. Graves were decorated and monuments unveiled for five members who died in the past year as a parade marched along Clar ey avenue to the burial sites led by the Eleventh Infantry band. A memorial sermon by Rev. Nelson of First Methodist Episcopal church followed in the evening.
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Woodmen of the World
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Elaventh Infantry
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Carey Avenue
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Fifst Methodist Episcopal Church
President pressuring for big commission on rail rates
The president met with Senators Aldrich and Crane and Representative Mann in conference on the railroad rate bill. He favors a large, Senate and House appointed commission to study the issue and report to Congress next December.
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Electrician Offers Prompt Service With Wide Range
An experienced electrician with eight years in the field advertises reliable service. He touts a complete line of supplies and fixtures in the city and promises prompt attention either by request or callback.
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