Display of Cheyenne Mayors Photographs in Business House Window
A historic exhibit of Cheyenne’s twenty three mayors is now in the window of Alderman John Martins hardware store on West Seventeenth Street. The council will officially receive the collection at the next meeting and place it in the council chambers. The portraits span 1867 to 1876 and exclude former mayor George Cassells.
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Business House
Cheyenne
Counccs
John Martin
West Seventeenth Street
Council
Geog. Cassells
L. R. Bresnahan
Notable Officials and Tenures List From 1877 to Present
A compendium lists office holders and service periods from 1877 through the early 20th century. Names include Carey Warren Rees Riner Stahle Merrill Schnitger Murray Keefe Gill and Cook with service spans ranging from January 1878 to the present time noted.
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William R. Schnitger
L. Murray
M.P. Keefe
Dan
W Gill
Peter 8S. Cook
Restores Pleasing Plumpness Samose Sold Under Palace
In Cheyenne readers are told of Samose a flesh forming food from Palace Pharmacy with a no cure no pay plan. The ad promises weight gain and improved health with a money back guarantee if claims are not met. Sold post paid for 50 cents via Sherman Co.
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Cheyenne
Palace Pharmacy
Veterans 10 Meet Tonight for Cheyenne Camp Charter
The Spanish War Veterans of Cheyenne will form a permanent United States War Veterans camp tonight at the county courthouse. W. P. Martendale will muster in charter members and officers from Fort Russell, with the aim to reach about sixty members. permanent officers will be elected and a local camp name chosen.
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Country Court House
United States War Veterans
Fort Russell
W. P. Martendale
National
Cheyenne
Denver
Eleventh Infantry
Pole Mountain
Inter Ocean Hotel
Examinations Announced For Cheyenne Post Office Work
Civil service tests planned at Cheyenne post office with sessions on July 27. Listings include jobs in irrigation services and Indian service with salaries ranging from 720 to 1000 dollars yearly to 1900 dollars for railway clerk and 1599 dollars for forest officer.
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Cheyenne
Mdilan
Inryaudluh
Indian Service
Clerg
Human Rattle Box Visitor Seen By Cheyenne Doctors
Pilla Wittman, a young Jewish man described as a human freak and once involved in a fatal case in Chicago, is visiting local physicians in Cheyenne for a few days. The report notes his notoriety and the prior lawsuit over a death.
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Whitman
de Costa
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Nicholas Senn
Brush College
Chicago
Waldo Griggs
Physicians and Surgeons Institute At
St. Louis
Pilla Wittman
Cheyenne
Treasurer Sells Property at Tax Auction
Tax sale opened at the county courthouse with the treasurer’s attachés conducting proceedings. A number of parcels were purchased by local residents.
Notice of Tax Sale for Cheyenne Delinquencies 1910
City of Cheyenne announces a real estate tax sale for unpaid delinquent taxes and special assessments. The sale runs July 27, 1910, at the courthouse in Cheyenne from 10 am to 6 pm with daily adjournments, covering properties in Cheyenne and Laramie County. Details list owner Seaberg and a property block with totals of 115.57 dollars including tax, penalties, and costs.
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State of Wyoming
Wyomng
Moe
Bate
Seaberg É
City Briefs and Local Notices from Cheyenne
Mrs. Giafcke the Florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work with contact at 84 Carey Ave and 23d 81. Civil suit began in district court over a $400 claim between George W Dmint versus Lee R Sage. A wedding announced between F F Burchard of Cheyenne and Miss Mable Pifer of Syracuse New York occurred May 17 in Golden Colorado. A girl was born to Mrs. William L Gross at 710 West Twenty-sixth Street. Mrs. Gross resides in Porter Wyoming. Charles L Rayner, Laramie insurer, was in Cheyenne transacting business. No police court session held. Wasserman's book of promotions advertises Tan Ladies Oxfords at 1.95 for ten days. The new hotel foundation at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue is being set with five stories planned. Bent street feed wires to the power plant fell near Eight to Yweay-taird street interrupting service for over an hour. Licenses issued include Vert B Wise of Fort Russell Kansas and Sada Inamoko, a Japanese, with Miss Mable Hawkes, seventeen, of Eaton Colorado.
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Stork
William L. Gross
James F. Gross
West Twenty-sixth Street
Wasserman’s
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenue
Bent Street
Seventeenth
Yweay-taird Street
Cheysone Street Railway Company
Alvert B. Wise
Fort Russell
City
Kans
Sada Inamoko
Mable Hawkies
Eaton
Colo
Miss Hawking
Cheyenne
Margargwd Illington to Act Again for Love
Tacoma June 28 The death last August of EB Harriman largely spurred the return to the stage of Mrs Margaret Tidington Bowes who is married to Edward J Bowen a Tacoma landholder and railroad investor His husband owns thousands of acres in Tacoma suburbia bought after the Marriman railroads began terminal property purchases The San Francisco fire delayed Harriman plans for a Portland to Tacoma railroad line
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Tacoma
Wash
EB. H. Harriman
Cald
Margaret Tlington Bowes
Edward J. Bowen
Marriman
Harriman
Portland
San Francisco
Bowes heirs seek to salvage vast West End holdings
The text notes three year panic and a death affecting Bowes with about half a million dollars in debt. It states the Harriman railroad failure to build a separate line delayed West End development, portions of which were in Harriman surveys. Friends say Miss Cling ton returns to stage to aid her husband in holding and developing real estate assets.
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Harriman
West End
Harriman Eurveys
Bowes
Taft Son Involved Car Crash Alters Race Trip
Beverly Mass June 28 The serious condition of Michael Tutstwolla an Italian laborer struck by an automobile operated by Robert Taft son of the president is described as dangerous The Taft family had planned to go to New London Conn to watch the Yale Harvard boat race but will remain in Beverly while Tutstwolla’s status is monitored.
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Beverly
Mass
Michael Thiratwolla
Robert Taft
Taft
New London
Remarkable cure for sore feet advertised by Mrs Crockett
An advertisement from Walter Luther Dodge & Co promotes TI foot remedy claiming it draws out toxic exudations to cure sore feet. It asserts Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville walked downstairs after second treatment, noting immediate relief and a cure promised after a week. The text markets TI at 25 cents per box via mail order and local druggists.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Sands Drug Co
Specialist Assigned To Attend The Man
A specialist is tasked to attend the man and ensure all possible actions are taken. The president will arrive after early Wednesday morning.
Milwaukee Foster Daughter Inherits $100000 On Marriage
Alma Naumann, formerly of Milwaukee, stands to receive $100,000 when she marries, else only the income from that amount, under a provision by the late Mrs. Henriette Erlend who left a $900,000 estate but no will. Mrs. Erlend’s death precedes the settlement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alma Naumann
Henriette Erlend
Friend
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Citizens National Bank
Abraham Lincoln
The
Zeppelin
Germann City
Sherman Co
Gleason Mercantile Company
Margarwd Illington
Henry
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Niles & Moser Cigar CQ
Denver, Col
Thomas Dixon
Chautauqua
Annette Tucker
Ooi
WellsHgery Wale
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