Faust and Theatre Talk Highlight Local Social Evening
The meeting featured papers on Goethe's Faust and the drama of Faust with talks by Mina Roedel and Mina Stine. Mrs Stockwell delivered a prepared paper, Miss Barger led the Leading Actors in Faust discussion, and Miss Hawes narrated Gounod's Waist. Guests enjoyed vocal numbers, tea, and a water colored program with Faust quotes as place cards. A separate Atlas party followed matinee fun with chaperoned tea and ice cream at nine tables.
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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
Sunshine society hosts dimesocial and welcomes new members
A large meeting at Carnegie library featured upbeat reports from the Sunshine society committee on the dime social at Mrs. Gilland’s home. Seven new members joined on probation with votes to follow. The Sunday Musival club prepares a Cantata The Sleeping Beauty by Henry Lahee with rehearsals in 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 proven by the high percentage of physicians who prescribe them, though patients may not understand Latin labels. It notes old standards like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound deserve a place in every home medicine chest, as patients could not replicate their effective formulas.
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America
Lydia B. Pinkham
Present and Next Governor of New York
Governor Hughes will resign in October to become an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. He will be succeeded by acting governor White.
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New York
Gov. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Steut Gov. White
Atlas First End Show Ends Tonight
Last chance to see Atlas first end show featuring Mand and Ethel Vane in aerial gyrations and human rings. Miller Mack perform eccentric dancing and comic singing with Lawrence Crane the Irish Wizard in vanishing and reincarnation feats assisted by Bill Bailey Kamurtha 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 on Perjury Convictions
Judge C D Carpenter in district court yesterday overruled a motion for a new trial by Anthony Wilde mayor of Hartville and C D Fletcher of Hartville both convicted of perjury in the last term and sentenced to up to seven years. General Hugo Danzleman defended Wilde and Fletcher with assistant county attorney Wilfred O Leary for the state. Walter Stoll also employed by the defendants. Defendants were given until June 6 to file a bill of exceptions and Wilde and Fletcher remain at liberty on a $7000 bond.
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Wilde
Fletcher
C. D. Carpenter
Anthony Wilde
Hartville
C. D. Fletcher
Hugo Danzleman
Wilfred O'Leary
Walter Stoll
Wilde and
Entertaining Col Roosevelt Planned by Cheyenne Club
The industrial club board met yesterday to plan festivities for ex President Theodore Roosevelt during his Cheyenne Frontier Days visit next August. Repairs for the club rooms were also discussed ahead of the distinguished guest.
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The
Industrial Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Infantryman Charged With Stealing Arcade Bicycle
Eugene Bray of the Eleventh Infantry was arrested by Policeman Wagner for stealing a bicycle from the Arcade messenger service. He was seen entering a Seventeenth Street store attempting to sell the wheel and will be turned over to the county today.
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Eugene Bray
Eleventh Infantry
Wagner
Arcade
Bray
Seventeenth Street
City Walk Dispute Reaches Court Over Engineer Approval
The company argued the contract did not require city engineer approval and noted the walk had existed for over two years without objection. Attorney M A Kine cited this as the court’s basis for ruling. The defendant was represented by the law firm of Lee and Mallin.
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M.a.kine
Lee & Mallin
Humane agent makes first monthly report
F T Bright, newly appointed state agent of the Humane society, filed his first monthly report. He inspected thirty eight horses with two ordered out of harness and four shod. Two cows were handled one destroyed. Four dogs taken up one destroyed and warnings issued to fifteen persons. One cruelty case pending in district court. Three children sent to the Normal Home Denver one girl to a Colorado private home and one to a Guernsey private home.
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F. T. Bright
the Humane Society
Normal Home Association
Denver
Colorado
Guernsey
Police Court Fines Hit Six Guilty In Busy Session
A busy police court session saw eight to ten accused before Judge Bruner. Six were found guilty and fined. E Bloom T Hayden and A Kosdash faced ten dollar penalties for taking part in a West End free for all. Joe Armatrong paid twelve dollars for concealed weapons. Shell Who was fined twenty dollars for a cocaine case. Keefe Cassros 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 Set With John T Burns Friday
A meeting at the Industrial Club will occur Friday May 6 at 2 30 p m to meet John T Burns secretary of the dry farming congress and outline forming a state organization linked to the International organization of dry farming.
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Industrial Club
John T. Burns
Dry Farming Congress
Sidewalk Case in Laramie District Court
Judge Carpenter in Laramie district court ordered D. P. Evans pay Cheyenne Cement Stone & Brick Co. $103.20 for sidewalk work laid two years ago that did not bear the city engineer's approved stamp. The case, appealed from Justice Padgett, centered on nonapproval by the city engineer and compliance with city requirements.
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Carpenter
Laramie
Cheyenne Cement Stone & Brick Co
D. P. Evans
Evans
Obi
Carngie
Palace Pharmacy Pledges Antiseptic Pile Guarantee
A Palace Pharmacy notice promises a guaranteed antiseptic supply during sleep hours. The brief item highlights a sleep related health guarantee and retail assurance from the local store.
State Board of Charities and Reform Meets
The state board of charities and reform held its regular monthly meeting at the state house. It signed two land lease agreements at Thermopolis and granted permission to cultivate the tracts. 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 tonight with admission 56 cents. Ladies enter free.
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Eagles
Eagles' Hall
Auto Hits Buggy Killing One and Injuring Four
Columbus report says Thomas E. Knauss Jr aged 24 of 48 Wilson Avenue was instantly killed when the automobile driven by Montagne Spratley struck a buggy on East Broad Street just before midnight. James H. Green the carriage driver and passengers Harry Hughes and two young women were hurt, one perhaps fatally.
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Columbus, O
Thomas £. Knauss, Jr
Wilson Avenue
East Broad Street
Montagne Spratley
James H. Green
Harry Hughes
Knauss
Prosecutor Seeks Evidence of Bribery in Lorimer Vote
Chicago May 9 A special grand jury probing bribery linked to legislation and Senator Lorimer's election adjourned as State's Attorney Wayman departed town. Rumor says he took detectives to corroborate Democrat Representative White who confessed receiving $1000 to back Lorimer.
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Chicago
Wayman
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Representative White
Lorimer
Multimillionaire Hurt in Steeplechase Accident
New York May 3 F Ambrose Clarke multimillionaire and famed amateur steeplechase rider was badly hurt today at the Meadowbrook Waters club course on Long Island. He suffered internal injuries and a broken collar bone in the fall.
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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 state license was postponed to May 6 due to illness. The physician had been linked to the Swope case and appeared in North City court in Kansas City, Missouri.
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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 will hold its regular meeting on the first Wednesday evening of each month in A. O. U. AV. hall until further notice. Therese A Jankins serves as Clerk.
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Woodman Circle
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Plorence Mott
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Colonel Roosevelt
Humane Agent
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James Bros
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U. S. Depository
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Staniewe
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