Reading and Social Events Highlight Cheyenne Society
The week features a Laff-a-Lott party hosted by Misses Katherine and Margaret Walsh with Miss Mabel Connor of Hanna and Miss Kathleen Hughes of Denver. Also a third birthday party for young Clark Tilton with gifts and a birthday cake, plus a stream of visiting guests and local travel notes across Cheyenne and nearby towns.
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Katherine
Margaret Walsh
Mabel Connor
Hanna
Kathleen Hughes
Denver
Misses Jones Sullivan
Helen Bassett
Sidney
Lourie Stimson
Margaret Kapitz
Cozy Wyoming society gathering with embroidery and flowers
A Wyoming club describes a pleasant meeting with wildflowers and friendly exchange of embroidery patterns and recipes. Hostesses served refreshments by Miss Harriett Lund. The group plans another entertainment in about two weeks.
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Wyoming
Harriett Lund
Children Day Practice At Methodist Church
Children taking part in the Methodist church Children's Day exercises are asked to attend final practice tomorrow afternoon after three o'clock. Sunergae Meeting at St. Mark's will meet next Tuesday at the ranch home of Mrs. Mark Cow. all members are requested to attend.
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St. Mark's
Mark Cow
Literature and Singing Part of Turrer Contests
At the thirty first Bundes Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union in Denver on June 27 apparatus contests field events fencing and wrestling filled the program. Denver public school children performed flag drills and gymnastic exhibitions while prize singing and literary contests were held in the auditorium. Tonight visiting turnvereine and chorus societies staged model gymnastic exhibitions and singing. The technical committee will release results after completing records of field events and the fail fighting and wrestling events will resume tomorrow morning at Lakeside Park.
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Associated Press
Denver
North American Gymnastic Union
Turnvereing
Tugpvereins
Lakeside Park
Cure for Stomach Disorders in Chamberlain's Tablets
Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been affected by these tablets, by all druggists.
Woman Guilty Not Guilty in Husband Murder Trial
MEMPHIS Tenn June 27 Not guilty was the verdict of the jury in the second degree murder case against Mrs Margaret L Schieber accused in the death of her husband Augustus Schieber wealthy lumber dealer shot February at the apartments of Mrs Lillian Howell The defense argued emotional insanity and that the shots were not meant for him while the defendant admitted firing the bullets
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Memphis
Tenn
Margaret L. Schieber
Augustus Schieber
Lillian Howell
False report of bluejacket killing Belgian in Antwerp
Antwerp authorities took no action after a circulated tale that an American bluejacket from the Illinois struck Balthazar Heinemann during shore leave, causing a fractured skull and death. Commander Chandler ordered an inquiry and police found no proof of the claim. The Alinda carried midshipmen from the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Antwerp
Alinda
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Remington Negative Angle Sight Impresses Hunters at Trial
A. H. Porch and Fred Brittoh with Remington Arms tested a new negative angle sight in New Hope, Minnesota, firing eighty shots at ranges to judge sight accuracy. Despite strong winds, each shooter scored eighty hits at a two by three foot target, proving the device effective when used as intended.
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Brainpao
Minn
A. HH
Porch
Fred Brittoh
Remington Arms Company
Daily Dispatch
Tom Lee of Chinatown Tong as Peacemaker After Decades of Bloodshed
Article profiles Tom Lee chief of the On Leong Tong in New York City's Chinatown. It recounts decades of gang violence, his uneasy truce after driving out rival tongs, a public picnic show of force, and his habit of staying inside his iron barred house while planning defenses. Lee avoided photos yet endured graft rumors and police scrutiny with a noted sense of humor.
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Tom Lee
New York City
Chinatown
New York
Four Brothers
Hep Sing Tong
Tom
Hunters urged to practice adjustable sights before hunting
The article argues rifle hunters often lack distance judging skill and sight adjustment practice. It urges practice on fixed targets to reduce accidents and increase successful kills, noting many hunters are unfamiliar with estimating distance and sighting. It mentions the sight has not yet been placed or the market.
Experience of motherhood and the Pinkham remedy
The piece discusses motherhood as a demanding experience for many women and the nervous strain it brings. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a valued aid to support the female system during and after childbirth. The ad invites readers to write for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Officers Aid Stockholders to Inquire Into New Haven Officers
A sub committee of New England stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad met with the railroad’s executive committee in New York on June 27 to launch a broad inquiry into alleged mismanagement. George Von L Meyer of Boston chaired the stockholders group representing 250 000 to 300 000 shares. The committee cited full cooperation from President Mellen and other executives and indicated the investigation may take weeks and cover management and road condition aspects. Proxies were arriving at about 5 000 shares daily, with total shares uncertain. The panel plans to probe accounts and physical state, and may appoint experts as needed.
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New York
Protective Committee
New England
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
George von L. Meyer
Boston
Charlies & Mellen
J. P. Morgan
William Rockefeller
Samuel Hea
J. S&s Heminway
Edward Millican
Charles F. Brooker
Meyer Waid
Meyer
Subcommittee Report Draft Sparks Brief Commentary
The record notes Mr. Mellen declines to elaborate beyond Mr. Meyer’s remarks as the sub-committee submits its report. No further details or conclusions are provided in the fragment.
Taft Credits Elihu Root With 1908 Nomination
In a Hamilton College commencement speech ex president Taft praised Senator Root for shaping his path to the White House and securing the 1908 nomination. Root kept party regulars united and weathered Progressive assaults at Chicago, effectively preventing rivals from winning. Theodore Roosevelt is bitterly remembered for stepping aside.
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Taft
Theodore
Charles
Hamilton College
Senator Root
White House
Elihu Root
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Politician Mr Taff Hinted At Creative Self-Advance
The New York World comments on Mr. Taff and the proverb about biting the hand that feeds him, hoping he discovers elements of his own initiative for political progress.
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Taff
New York World
British grocery clerks demand work limit of 60 hours
British grocery clerks demand a cap on weekly hours at sixty, seeking shorter shifts and overtime safeguards. The action reflects labor pressure in Britain as workers push for reduced workloads and fair pay amid rising costs.
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Weak
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