Comedic Interlude at Harrigans Villa Music and Intrigue
In a rain-lit east wing drawing room the Harrigans host a piano portrait of Amelia Ars fascination. Celeste shines at Chopin while Nora and Barone share restrained longing as Abbott observes. The arrival of Courtlandt and the padre heightens the mood, hinting at drama to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muale
Harrigans
Mrs. Harrigan
Amelia Ars
Bologna
Nora
Jace Hemming
Barone
Celeste
Abbott
Deleste
Chopin
Chopip
Turner
Corot
Harrigan
Olympus
Hemming
Portcullia
Padre
Courtlandt
Harrean
Dalber
Drama in Bellaggio Prompts Threats at Midnight
Courtlandt threatens Herr Rosen after a tense confrontation outside Nora Harrigan's villa. Rosen must depart for Milan within hours, or face exposure as Courtlandt asserts his authority and hints at consequences. Nora watches, torn between affection and cruelty as the plan edges toward action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Herr Rosen
Nora
Courtlandt
Harrigan
Err Rosen
Edward Courtlandt
Paria
Hellaggio
Homer T. Wilson lauded as compelling Chautauqua speaker
Hobert J. Burdette praises Homer T. Wilson for magnetic presence and eloquence on the platform. The speaker's forceful yet warm delivery earns admiration from audiences who find in him a sincere, conviction-driven communicator worth hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Homer T. Wilson
Hobert J. Burdette
Boileau Leads Strongest Quaker Girls for Cheyenne Chautauqua
Ralph E. Boileau, manager of the Quaker Girls orchestra, says this season offers their strongest organization yet for the Cheyenne Chautauqua program set from July 10 to 15, highlighting top attractions and the coming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boileau
Quaker Girls Orchestra
Couple Weds in Small Durham Ceremony
Mrs. Anna Griffin of Durham and Mr. Charles Francis of Cheyenne were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Leon Hills in his Carey avenue study. The note appears in a local civil announcement from The Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Griffin
Durham
Charles Francis
Cheyenne
Leon ©. Hills
Carey Avenue
Demand for Veal Pressures Farmers and Meat Prices
Washington reports demand for veal has surged with a calf a two to three months old selling for eight to twelve dollars. Dairy and dual calves are slaughtered to meet this demand as beef calves rise in price, altering cattle feeding and market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Railroad Time Cards Feature Mixed West Bound Schedules
The page lists multiple rail services with arrivals and departures for West Bound routes including the Los Angeles Limited, California Mypress, Pacific Limited, Overland Limited, Mall Coach east of Cheyenne, Fast Man, Portland Cheyenne Flyer, and Denver & Rio Grande South lines. Timings are shown with occasional OCR errors and inconsistent punctuation.
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Big Oy
Ivharte Panini
Los Angeles Limited
California
Pacific Limited
Overland Limited
Cheyenne
Fase Mall
East Ound
Fast Man
Aera
Lateee Limited
Delete Express
Farm Manure Utilized In Seef For Fertility
A brief note describes using manure as a by product for maintaining soil fertility while converting farms into a system that feeds products through Seef. The text emphasizes manure's role in sustaining fertility and farming efficiency.
Melancholy Women and the Pinkham Remedy
In this ad style note a health claim links melancholy or Blues to organic imbalance. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is presented as a long standing standard remedy backed by testimonials of women restored to health. The Sherman Co advertises fruits and berries, watch repairing, pan 8, Park and window shades.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Watson
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 20 1914 announces James Elmer Watson of Cheyenne who filed for final three year proof on land described as EANWE SWENEY NBY SW Rec 24 T16N R69W 6th PF M. The hearing before the Cheyenne Land Office registers on July 10 1914 with witnesses Patrick Fox J W Knott Ernest Goodman and Will Pedison all of Cheyenne. W B Chaplin Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyc
James Elmer Watson
Eanwe, Sweney
Nbysw
Register
A. S. Land Office
Wyo
Patrick Fox
J. W. Knott
Ernest Goodman
Will Pedison
W. B. Chaplin
Homestead Entries Filed in Cheyenne June 26 1914
John Ritskeem and James Waddill file homestead entries in Cheyenne Wy with serial numbers 06079 08024 and 07661 for lands in T 156 N R 48 W and T 15 N R 68 W. Witnesses listed include Claude Draper James Waddill Frank Mein John Co. Smith and others. Register W. S. Chaplin notes park watch repairing in the closing line.
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Cheyenne
Wie
Vis
John Ritskeem
Claude Draper
James Ww
Waddill
John Morris
Gilbert Buns
Wyo
James W. Waddill
Frank Mein
John Co. Smith
John Aiteke
H. Hy Smith
Chaplin
Register
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Eve
Adam
Cadenabbia
Herr Rosco
Anaid Courtlandt
Ape
Herr Rown
Heer Rosen
Bowe
Rom
Ralph E. Boileau
The
Sherman Co
Denver
AMFIO
South
Hast
Colorado & Southern
Kelleye
Fruits and Berries
Park
Odan
G. Clay Glover
West Sint Livest
New York
Commonwealth Oil and Refining Company
P. O. Box
Cheyenne, Wyo
Joe Liotta
Fes
Waterman
Logan
BUY
Wyoming Farm
Golden Prairie
Raat
Iste
Mort
Eeee
Federal Land Company
West 17Th St
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