Literary Evening and Social Notes From Local Club
A meeting featured papers on Faust and Germany with readings on Gounod and Faust's leading actors. Mrs Fee and guests enjoyed tea and round-table decor, plus twenty four attendees. An Atlas party followed matinee entertainment with capably chaperoned tea at nine. Attendance included numerous local ladies and students. The Art Club held a meeting with officer elections led by Miss Edith Barger. Mary Bailey announced a new post in Washington in the Commerce and Labor department and a farewell gathering was hosted for her.
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Goverttt
Stockwell
Faust
Mina A
Roedel
Germany
Mina Stine
Misa Booth
England
America
Barger
Mabel Hawes
Gounod
Fee
Charles Parks
William Hoskin
Myrtle Baverlin
B. B. Brooks
Frank J. Moore
James Walton
G. P. Johnston
W. L. Whipple
C. T. Johnston
H.r.patten
Johnston
A. EB. Rodel
S. Stockwell
WOM
Nelaor
W.C. Hoskins
Charles Park
Join Starrington
A D
Mrs. Sahin
Atla B. Coates
Myrtle Laughlin
Elizabeth Stns
Kathyrn Goble
Gertrude Booth
Mabel Hayes
Edith Barger
C. T. Walsi
Catherine
Margaret
Ieee
Dennis
Connel
Lst
Vera ,Kerrigan
Kathyrn Lyons
Charlene Grace
Meda. Carley
Catherine Kintz
Catherien
Margaret Walsh
Art Club
Eidith Barger
Miss Barger
Brewster
Florence Mott
Galterman
Mesdamea Robert Morten
BE J. Kelley
William Gutterman
Miss Ford
Misa Bertha Day
Plorence Mott
Ewers
Luella Ammon
Kansas City
Mary Bailey
Washington, D
Onty
Minsange
Department Commerce and Tabor
Sunshine society holds large meeting at Carnegie library
A large Sunshine society meeting occurred yesterday afternoon at Carnegie library. Reports from the dime social at Mrs. Gilland’s home pleased members, with seven new probationary members admitted. Upcoming social at Mrs. Palmer’s home allows guest companions. Regular club rehearsals progress on the cantata The Sleeping Beauty by Henry Lahee with performances planned at Keefe hall.
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Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Henry Lahee
Boston
Keefe
The Value of Proprietary Medicines
The article argues proprietary medicines are widely prescribed though prescribed in Latin. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a notable example and claims long standing remedies deserve a place in every home medicine chest though patients cannot read their formulas.
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America
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hughes to resign as New York governor in October
Gov. Hughes will resign in October to become an associate justice of the U S Supreme Court. He will be succeeded by Steut Gov. White, taking over as the next governor of New York.
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Gov. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Steut Gov. White
Atlas First End Show at Atlas Ends Tonight
Last chance to see Atlas first end of the week closes tonight. Mand and Ethel Vane perform aerial gyrations and agility acts. Miller and Mack deliver eccentric dancing and comic singing. Lawrence Crane the Irish Wizard stars in vanishing and reincarnation feats assisted by Bill Bailey Kamur-tha-thu and May Crawford.
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Atlas
Mand
Ethel Vane
Miller & Mack
Lawrence Crane
Bill Bailey
May Crawford
Lawrence
Ban-Shee
Leprachaun
Crane
New Trial Denied for Hartville Officials in Perjury Case
Judge C D Carpenter denied a motion for a new trial for Anthony Wilde and C D Fletcher both of Hartville who were convicted of perjury in the last term and were sentenced to up to seven years in the penitentiary Wilde and Fletcher were granted until June 6 to file a bill of exceptions and are out on a $7000 bond General Hugo Danzleman represented Wilde and Fletcher with Wilfred O Leary for the state and Walter Stoll also employed by the defendants
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Wilde
Fletcher
C. D. Carpenter
Anthony Wilde
Hartville
C. D. Fletcher
Hugo Danzleman
Wilfred O'Leary
Walter Stoll
Wilde and
Entertain Roosevelt Visit Advancing in Cheyenne Frontier Days
The Industrial Club board plans to host ex President Theodore Roosevelt during his Cheyenne Frontier Days visit next August. Members discussed repairs for the club rooms before the distinguished guest arrives.
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The
Industrial Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Infantryman Charged With Stolen Bicycle Theft
Eugene Bray of the Eleventh Infantry was arrested by Policeman Wagner for stealing a bicycle from the Arcade messenger service. Bray was observed entering a Seventeenth Street store attempting to sell the bike and is to be turned over to county authorities today.
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Eugene Bray
Eleventh Infantry
Wagner
Arcade
Bray
Seventeenth Street
Contractor Claims City Engineer Approval Not Required
The company argued the contract did not require city engineer approval and noted the walk had existed over two years without city objection. Attorney M A Kine urged this point as decisive in the court's ruling, with Lee and Mallin representing the defendant.
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M.a.kine
Lee & Mallin
Humane Agent Reports Busy First Month in Office
F. T. Bright, new state agent of the Humane society, files his April monthly report. He inspected thirty eight horses with two removed from harness and four shod, handled two cows with one destroyed, seized four dogs with one destroyed, and warned fifteen people about stock. One cruelty case is pending in district court. Three children were sent to the Normal Home association in Denver, one girl to a private home in Colorado, and one to a private home in Guernsey.
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F. T. Bright
the Humane Society
Normal Home Association
Denver
Colorado
Guernsey
Half Dozen Pay Police Court Fines
Police court heard a busy session as eight or ten accused faced Judge Bruner. Six were found guilty and fined ten dollars each for taking part in a West End free-for-all. E Bloom T Hayden and A Kosdash received the same ten dollar penalties. Joe Armstrong paid twelve dollars for carrying concealed weapons. Shell Who was fined twenty dollars for alleged cocaine peddling. Keefe and Cassros were fined ten dollars for starting an excavation without a city permit.
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Bruner
Bloom
T. Hayden
A. Kosdash
West End
Joe Armatrong
Shell
Keefe & Cassros
Dry Farm Meeting Friday to Form State Organization
A meeting at the Industrial club Friday May 6 at 2 30 p m invites attendees to meet John T Burns secretary of the dry farming congress. The goal is outlining a plan to form a state organization in connection with the international organization of dry farming.
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Industrial Club
John T. Burns
Dry Farming Congress
Sidewalk Contractor Win In Laramie District Court
Judge Carpenter in Laramie district court ordered Evans of Cheyenne Cement Stone & Brick Co to pay $103.20 for sidewalk work not approved by the city engineer. Evans had refused to pay, arguing the engineer Carnegie had not stamped the project.
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Carpenter
Laramie
Cheyenne Cement Stone & Brick Co
D. P. Evans
Evans
Obi
Carngie
Palace Pharmacy Antiseptic Pile Guarantee Stirs Curio
A cryptic note at Palace Pharmacy promises an antiseptic pile during sleep with a guarantee. The unclear claim hints at a health product or home remedy highlighted by the store. No further context or verification is provided in the fragment.
Board of Charities and Reform Meets at State House
The state board of charities and reform held its regular monthly meeting at the state house yesterday. They reviewed routine matters and signed two land leases at Thermopolis granting cultivation rights. The contract for the Lander home for the feeble minded and epileptics was also signed.
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Board OF Charities and Reform
State Board of Charities and Reform
State House
Terides
Thermopolis
Lander
Eagles Dance at Eagles Hall Tonight
Dance event at Eagles Hall this evening with admission set at 56 cents. Ladies enjoy free entry.
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Eagles
Eagles' Hall
Auto Hits Buggy Killings In East Broad Street Crash
In Columbus Ohio on May 8 Thomas E Knauss Jr 24 of 48 Wilson Avenue was instantly killed when their automobile struck a survey in East Broad Street just before midnight Four companions were injured one perhaps fatally The car was driven by Montagne Spratley The carriage was driven by James H Green with Harry Hughes and two young women Knauss was hurled against a tree with terrible force
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Columbus, O
Thomas £. Knauss, Jr
Wilson Avenue
East Broad Street
Montagne Spratley
James H. Green
Harry Hughes
Knauss
Prosecutor Seeks Bribery Evidence In Lorimer Case
Chicago May 9 A special grand jury probing bribery tied to Lorimer's Senate election adjourned awaiting State's Attorney Wayman's return. Reported he left town with two detectives to corroborate Democrat Representative White's confession of a $1000 payoff for Lorimer votes.
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Chicago
Wayman
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Representative White
Lorimer
Multimillionaire Hurt in Meadowbrook Steeplechase
F Ambrose Clarke the famed American amateur steeplechase rider was badly hurt on the Meadowbrook course on Long Island. He suffered internal injuries and a broken collar bone after a fall during the event.
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New York
F. Ambrose Clarke
America
Meadowbrook Wat Club
Long Island
Yarb Doctor to Ill to Be Tried
Kansas City Kansas trial of Dr. C H C Jordan for practicing medicine without a license was continued to May 6 due to illness in the North City court.
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Kansas City Mo
C. H. C. Jordan
Yarb
Swope
North City
Kansas City
Kan
Woodman Circle Sets Monthly Meetings at AV Hall
The Woodman Circle announces regular meetings on the first Wednesday evening of each month in A. O. U. Hall. Clerk THERESE A JANKINS notes this schedule remains in effect until further notice.
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Woodman Circle
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Mixa Blackburn
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Stock Growers National Bank
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U. S. Depository
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Swayger’s Green Houses
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