Pearson Found Guilty Murder of Roach
A jury convicts Pearson of murdering Sheriff Roach of Platte County Wyoming after testimony denying the sheriff fired first. The jury debates death penalty, then returns a verdict favoring second degree murder in a tense trial. Sheriff Alonzo Roach of Platte County welcomes the verdict. The trial of Cornelius Grey on Nielsen’s murder proceeds next morning.
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Thomas Y. Pradshaw
Sheriff Roach
Pearson
Roach
Grey
Nielsen
Fam Thompson
Cheyenne
Bradshaw
Hingolf
Fleming
Halligan
Alonzo Roach
Platte County
Wyoming
Cornelius Grey
Niels D. Nielsen
Wisconsin man buys Lange part of land in Wyoming
Edgerton Wisconsin resident KF Schoenfeld bought a large tract of Laramie county land. The warranty deed filed with the county clerk shows a total consideration near 14000 dollars. Lands lie in sections seven nine and thirteen in township fifteen north range one west. Sellers include Andrew Maely and others.
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KF. W. Schoenfeld
Edgerton
Wis
Laramie County
Andrew Maely
R. A. Hoppe
Vanished man Taylor may be mentally troubled
The article reports missing Taylor with no definite destination after intending to go to Pittsburg. Friends suspect mental imbalance despite a happy home life. A Denver hotel letter claim proved false and efforts to locate him in Pittsburg failed. His wife has no resources in the city.
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Pittsburg
Taylor
Denver
Railroad Men Scatter After Plains Banquet
The Plains hotel banquet prompted quick dispersal by railroad leaders from Omaha. President Mohler and associates traveled to Ogden on No 9, General Manager Jeffers headed to Denver, and Superintendent Brophy plus party moved east on No 10. They all praised the event.
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Plains Hotel
Mohler
Omaha
Toucey
Ogden
William Jeffers
Denver
Brophy
Nebraska
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus Commencement Ends Year
The academy held grade distributions and promotions at 10 this morning marking the school year’s end. Students performed recitations, songs, and orchestral pieces as Mrs McGovern delivered the commencement address. Out of town guests from Douglas, Ne braska, and Denver attended, including Edith the valedictorian and Julia Pollard salutatorian.
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Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
Dwet
Loretta Cobry
Loise Fassen
Mitty Pat
Tippy Toe
Helen Hoard
Little Folk
Missen
Gertrude Sweeney
Winifred Dickens
Shane
Amber Locks
Mary Wertheim
Pauline Schmidt
Cheyenne
Bishop McGovern
Misa Sylvia Milla
Nebraska
George
Mary Cross
Douglas
Emma Cross
William Sullivan
Ella
Alice
Phyllis
Mike Quealey
Elk Mountain
Margaret Sullivan
Katherine Wertheim
Mary
Frances Quealey
Laura Johnson
Mr. McWinnie
Julia, Pollard
Marle Hoblett
Denver
Elks Observe Flag Day With Small Audience
Elks hold annual Flag Day exercises at the lodge, with a reduced program due to light attendance. Cheyenne Cadet band performed. John McInerney read the Wilson proclamation, a chaplain prayer followed, and Mrs. Lloyd Kaufmann led a flag song. The ceremony ended with cadet band numbers and "Auld Lang Syne" as well as a liberty bell crafted from red white and blue flowers.
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Elks
Wilson
John McInerney
Lloyd Kaufmann
Christian Science Lecture in Cheyenne by Bicknell Young
The First Church of Christ Scientist Cheyenne Wyoming announces a free lecture on Christian Science at the Parish House Sunday June 18 at 4 o clock. Bicknell Young C B K a member of the Mother Church board of lectureship in Boston Mass invites the public to attend.
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First
Cheyenne Boy Succeeds as Cartoonist in Denver
Oliver Nash son of Ben Nash of 1610 Peblican Street employed in Denver by Denver Gas and Electric shows notable cartoon talent. A drawing from a pencil work was published in the Denver Times Monday night. First annual Retail Clerks’ convention may be held June 27 with Royald’s Orchestra at $1 per couple.
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Oliver Nash
Ben Nash
Peblican Street
Denver
Denver Gas & Electric Company
Thaw
Ola
Denver Times
Annus Hall
Oovration Tageday
Glee Halli
Royald's
Frontier Dates Remembered in Odd Musing
An unclear fragment references dates and numbers such as 1 88 or 28. It suggests a mnemonic or instruction about the principal thing to remember, but the text offers no concrete event, place, or person. The readable portion remains fragmentary.
Tenor Coates Lockhart Heads to Menard Tour
The article highlights Chan Tenor Coates Lockhart's engagements with notable companies including Henry M. Savage's Grand Opera, Gray Savage Company New York, Hogarth Opera London, Burns Mixed Quartet London, and the Toronto Glee Club. His Scottish songs evoke homeland imagery and charm audiences.
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Lockhart
Henry M. Savage
Grand Opera
Gray Savage Company
New York
Hogarth Opera Company
London
Burns Mixed Quartet
Toronto Glee Club
Great Britain
Bonny Locks
Branes
Scotland
Return Date Man Dr L B Wickersham Chautauqua Lecturer
The piece notes Dr L B Wickersham known as the return date man for Chautauqua lectures. It states he has delivered paid lectures and special addresses across many states and cities, with audiences repeatedly requesting his return. It highlights a record of numerous return engagements in a limited time and territory.
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Rena
Winnipeg
New Orleans
New York
San Francisco
Wonderful Bagpiper With The Kilti es
Wee Jamie Clark, the famous bagpiper, leads a performance with the Kilti s in a crowd at the event. Many readers are seeking the vacant house reportedly tied to the Leader.
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Jamie” Clark
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