Justice Panoss Sentenced for Sunrise Murder in Four Days
Gust Panoss the Suprise Greek miner was sentenced in Cheyenne district court to a state penitentiary term of not less than ten nor more than fifteen years for the murder of F. Seberine at Sunrise Sun Way. He pleaded guilty to murder and will be imprisoned within days. Fellow miners had organized a fund for the widow but offered no aid in his defense. Panoss had fired at a woman shortly before the murder and had terrorized Sunrise residents with planned raids.
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Gust Panoss
Reni
Matson
Monoss
Panoss
Larinie
Sungiaed
Litle
Syrrent
Itve
Anl
Rigdon
L. P. Desmor By
Sample He Frail Women Medicinal Patents and Claims
A fragment advertises a patent remedy for "frail women" claiming to improve digestion, bowel function, and general weakness. It promotes a syrup sold at low price and urges women to start treatment to prevent fatigue and nervousness. The copy imitates period promotional language with medical-sounding claims.
Pioneer George Quigly Dies Suddenly in Cheyenne
George Quigly aged 49 died suddenly of heart failure just before 4 am at his home on West Twenty fifth Street Cheyenne. A longtime resident he was prominent in railroad circles having worked for Union Pacific and Colorado Southern and serving as yardmaster. He was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors and Elks. He leaves a widow, a mother in Missoula Mont and three sisters and two brothers in law.
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George Quigley
West Twenty-fifth Street
Quigley
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Colorado
Southern
Colorado & Southern
Jan
Order of Railway Conductors
Lodge of Elks
Missoula
Mont
W.H. Houston
Missouin
J. A.wascher
Denver
Blower
Fair of
Council
Bluffsla
Justice of the Peace
William McGinn
Harry McGinn
Long Missing Bender Murderess Is Dead
The narrative recounts Kate Bender in a fugitive escape ending with her death. She describes fleeing to Chicago, boarding a boat on Lake Michigan, drifting at sea, and being rescued by a Jake steamer. She assumes the name Kath Peters, claims origins in Oberlaken Prussia, and works as a cook on the voyage to Buffalo and New York.
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Chicago
Lake Michgan
Tess
T Tound
Jake
Kate Bender
Hee
Katha Peters
Oberlaken
Prussia
Buffalo
N. Y
Afl
New York City
Collins
Aly
Milt Deton
Tey
Burns Recommends Educating Farmers
A representative committee of busy men will review plans when presented at the meeting. Duras joins the delegation to participate in the discussion and shape agricultural education efforts forthcoming from the gathering.
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Burns
Duras
Judge Rules Wife May Rob Husband In Extreme Circumstance
A judge rules a wife may forcibly take money from her husband if he squanders wages and leaves her with insufficient support, amid a dreamlike defense where violence is framed as justifiable in extreme scenarios. The defendant is discharged as the court notes the case reflects a liberal, dreamlike construction.
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Uidge Gemmell
The Girl I Left Behind Me Poem Fragment
A fragmentary historical poem recounts the song The Girl I Left Behind Me with lines about France Italy Ireland and a soldier narrator torn between love and war. It juxtaposes distant lands with a hopeful return to the beloved despite vows and duty.
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Dames
France
Italy
Bris
Shannon
Ireland
Untold Plea Regrets in Prosecution of Oom
Gertrude Leo pleads at Avelia Hops home as dawn light and tears mark a moment in the case against Oom. Womenfolk, many wives of his supporters, rallied in defense, insisting devotion masked by fear and loyalty.
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Gertrude Leo
Avelia Hops
Oom
Proposals for Tapping City Water Mains Cheyenne 1910
City of Cheyenne Wyoming announces sealed proposals for tapping water mains under city regulations for a one year period. Bids due May 17, 1910, must include price per tap for long and short taps and a $26 cash or certified check with bid. The city reserves right to reject any and all bids.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Praders
Quiet title suit in Wyoming district court
Lucinda Led Patten files to quiet title to parts of section 14 township 25 north range 65 west in Laramie County Wyoming. Defendants must answer by July 2, 1916 or petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered. T. J. Fisher, Clerk of the District Court.
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Norior
State of
Wyoming
Laratile
District Court
Piret Jiudiefal Thatriet
Lincioda Lee Fallen
Plafmtitf
James F. Dinagan
A. P
Lucinda Led Patten
Distriot Court
Laramie County
Range 65
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