Major Glafcke’s Life and War Service Recap
Obituary summary notes Major Glafcke enlisted May 11, 1861 in Connecticut units, rising to captain and provost marshal duty. He served in the Army of the Potomac, saw action at Yorktown Hanover Court House Chickahominy Malvern Hill Gaines Mill Suffolk defense, and later was deputy revenue collector for Colorado and Wyoming. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Lincoln
Connecticut Infantry Volunteers
Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Hartford
Conn
Washington, D. C
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Yorktown
Hanover Court House
Chickahominy
Malvern
Hill
Gaines Mill
Suffolk
Washington
Ginfckv
Colorado and
Wyoming
Madwater
Phantom Bandits of Paris Raise Terror in City
Reported gang known as phantom outlaws terrorizes Paris with daylight robberies. A month earlier they killed a lawyer who exposed their activity, engaged police in a running firefight, and wounded two officers. An abandoned car near Chantilly was found and inquiries yielded no arrests. Police received counterfeit fingerprint sheets as intimidation.
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Chantilly
Paris
Saint Lacure
Federals Routed at Jiminez Reported
Twenty eighth Coast Artillery units moved from Fort Korecrane to Cano southeast of San Diego due to border bandit depredations. Troops expected to reach Campo Wednesday in Mexico City. Jose Goncalia Galan, who left the war ministry to resume campaign command at Ororee, committed suicide with a gunshot to the head.
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Twenty-eighth Coast Artillery
Fort Korecrane
Cano
San Diego
Campo
Mexico City
Mex
Mar
Jose Ooncalia Galan
War Ministry
Ororee
Retaliatory retreat toward Torreon after Corralitos clash
A fragment notes a commander retreating with part of his force toward Torreon following vengeance sparked by yesterday’s clash at Corralitos, South Jiminez.
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Torreon
Corralitos
Jiminez
Sugar Tax Battle Sparks Debate Over Fairness and Prices
The article argues that heavy government spending and tariffs burden the public while big banks and rail lines avoid taxes. It notes sugar prices rose despite reform talk, questions the sugar trust, and quotes Underwood defending removal of the sugar tax as a way to curb unjust profits harming millions of Americans rippling through the economy.
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Ad
An old advertisement claims LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a refund if they fail. It includes Druggists’ signatures on each box and a mention of BR. W. GROVES.
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BR. W. Groves
Sugar trust funding alleged in U S House debate
The discussion in the House touched on alleged checks from the sugar trust to campaign managers. Mr Hinds asserted the claim, but the record showed a campaign fund check to the Democrats returned uncashed while a Republican fund check was cashed. The piece also criticizes pure food enforcement and mentions Dr. Wiley and harmful additives.
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Underwood
Wars and Means Committee
Louisiana
United States
C. Hinds
Maine
Sugar Trust
New York
Tardwick
Georgia
Hinds
Olao
Java
Dr. Wiley
Sermon Highlights Growth of Wyoming Churches by Rev Harold Ford
Rev Harold Ford preached at the Cheyenne Presbyterian Church praising home missionary efforts. He cited Wyoming’s Protestant membership at about 19,090 and Catholics around 12,000, with over fifty towns lacking regular services. Ford noted church growth in the presbytery from 793 members to about 1,050, 17 to 35-ish ministers, 11 to 12+ congregations, and two new churches under construction.
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L. Harold Ford
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church
China
Wyoming
Dr. Grey
Home Missionary Board
The
Pord
Celebrated His Tenth Birthday in Hollywood
Hollywood celebrated his tenth birthday Saturday from two until five. The following friends attended: Lee Adinson Fred Miller Elmer Johnson David Nimmo Carl and George Johnson Walter Gevery Meltneloerymacher Aliee Miller Mar esuerite Miller Gola Gergry Abigail Scott and Gladys. All the young people reported a most enjoyable time.
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Hollywood
Lee Adinson
Fred Miller
Elmer Johnson
David Nimmo
Carl and
George Johnson
Walter Gevery
Meltneloerymacher
Aliee Miller
Maresuerite Miller
Gola Gergry
Abigail Scott
Gladys
Piper
Meeting of Members of Mystic Shrine in Cheyenne
A meeting of Mystic Shrine members called by EL Emery Hirney Sage and Geo Gilland aims to unite Shrine members across temples for socializing. All Shrine members in Cheyenne are asked to attend at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Mystic Shrine
EL. Emery
Hirney Sage
Geo. Gilland
Cheyenne
Masonic Temple
The Test of Time and Popular Remedies
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pickham's Vegetable Compound as a timeless cure for female ills claiming forty years of use and immense global demand. It also plugs discounted shoes and hats with local shop names for consumer appeal.
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Lydia BE
Pickham
Contestants Pace to Win Votes in Cheyenne Subscriptions
Outside Cheyenne contestants may send in subscriptions to count toward a special offer if postmarked before 9 p m Saturday March 30th. Help your favorite by submitting now for more votes this week and greater thanks if received before Saturday.
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Cheyenne
Band Concert by Fourth Field Tonight at Ft Russell
Fourth Field Artillery band performs tonight at Battery D Barracks Ft Russell under Chief Musician A D AUSTOLO. Program includes Alda Verdi crown Diamonds Auber Lohengrin Cavalry Charge Clarinet solo by Mme Pensee Lon, and Gems from The Three Twins Hoschna. CIGARS AT WILSONS.
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Fourth Field Artillery Band
Battery “D
Ft. Russell
A. D’austolo
Alda
Verdi
Wagner
Mme
Pensee Lon
Thorthon
A. I. Attiolo
Hoschna
Dolly Silver Incorporated Dissolved by Wyoming Notice
Notice is hereby given by Wyoming Hamilton, president, and Clara L. Martin, secretary, that Dolly Silver Incorporated has been dissolved by resolution of the stockholders on February 1, 19 12. Debts were paid prior to dissolution and official action completed with state and county filings and publication in The Cheyenne State Leader.
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Dolly Bilver
Porated, & Corporation
Wyoming
Conaidering
Sald Oory Yyy
Sald Company
Wan Poyy
Pornon
Falcory
Sald
Adojic
Wy. Hamilton
Martin
Sald Y
sald y\\y Silver, Incorporated
Sui) Corporation
State of
Laramie County
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
W. H. Hamilton
Dolly Silver, Incorporated
Clara L. Martin
Cheyenne District Campaign Totals by Candidate Names
District 1 voters list shows Mise Mae Lee 5,869,310 and others with tallies including Addie Swaney 55,735 and Cecelia Ritchie 4,720 across Cheyenne areas North and South of 22nd and 32nd streets. Laramie territory totals appear as district wide figures 288,876 with district tallies 80,210 54,465 26,880 8,395 7,940.
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Cheyenne
32Nd Street
Mise Mae Lee
Dillon St
Addie Swaney
E. 20Th St
Cecelia Ritchie
Maxwell St
Ethel Bgreither
20Th &T
Ida B. Calder
Muriel Bruce
Eddy St
Agnes R. Wollockecaeiee
Mra
C. Crabb
Central Ave
Sadie McCloskey
Normandie Hotel
Marie Smith
Elva—Robberts
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Major Glafcke
Book OF Life
Tage 1
Vadhe Sam
Porto Rica
Philippine
Acre
Tnderwelghing Rauds
London
Rev
Harold Ford
Kopald's
Boomwell
Stain
West
Niveth Optical Co
Autemta
Fort Russell
Pratt, Goshen
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
Mildred Waechter
Wheatland
Nina Cook
Wyo
Pearl Casto
Bridger
Mae Moriarty
Green River
Hall
Hillsdale
Fay Freeman
Josie Thandell
Jane Dereemer
Horse Creek
Myrtle Baird
Niobrara
Converse
Natrona
Fremont
Hot Springs
Washakle, Park, Big Horn
Johnson, Sheridan, Campbell, Crook and
Weston
Grace Noonan
Cambria
Mae Cline Lovell
Helen M. Duncan
Rhoda McDowell
Hudson
Miew
Lillian Mm
Caaper
Mien
Gladys F. Perry
Gillette
Eva Clark
Casper
Thora C. Olsen
Buckhorn
Fourth Field Tonight
Wilson’s
Saan
22Nd Street
Frank Bowman
Agnes Scott
Pauline O'Brien
Marguerite Hallet
East
Margaret Stull
Ruby Walter
Evans St
Bertha M. Myers
33Rd St
Stu
Mexican Gulf Coast
Texas
Mexico
Florida
Cuba
T. LK. Fisher
Colorado & Southern My
Denver
Colorado
Sam G Wilson
Carey
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