Albany County Uninstructed To Repa Convention Delegates
Albany county republican convention held in Laramie on May 1 nominated uninstructed delegates to the state convention in Cheyenne on the 3rd. Judge M C Brown chaired and John W Ernest was secretary. A motion to send uninstructed delegates passed. pro-La Follette motion failed. Delegates listed include Jon Reid Carl Jackson Sheridan Downey Otto Gramm and others. A second slate of delegates was elected including John Reid Carl Jackson Otto Gramm C M By M C Brown J Morr of Rock River J W Ernest Geo Patterson and A E Lane.
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Laramie
Albany County
Cheyenne
M. OC. Brown
John W. Ernest
la Follette
Revolutiona Indersine
Warren
Mondell
Jon Reid
Carl Jackson
Sheridan Downey
Otto Gramm
F. B&b
Sticzor
C. M. Eby
Harry Cordner
M. C. Brown
A. FE. Lane
James McGibbon
A. J. Wymore
Geo. Patterson
al Cook
J. Morris
W. J. Tulball
J. W
Pardon Plea From Father Conrad For Seng Mother Case
A letter to Governor Carey from Father Conrad of Rawlins Wyoming appeals for clemency for Joseph Seng, condemned to hang on May 24. The plea centers on Seng's mother, a mother of twelve, who asks mercy to spare her son. The priest notes opposition to capital punishment and asks commutation to life imprisonment.
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Father Conrad
Rawlins
Joseph Seng
Wyo
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Carey
Seng
Josteph Seng
Green to Head D L N Meet Wednesday
Denver Laramie Northwest railroad stockholders meet in Laramie Wyoming Wednesday to reorganize the board with W E Green named president succeeding C S Johnson. A plan to raise funds for obligations and expansion will be proposed an assessment to stockholders to be levied Bonds will not be sold for refunding or future developments The recent 10 million bond issue has been cancelled due to poor market needs are immediate No successor to J D Mulliken of the Northwestern Land and Iron Co named likely no directors meeting will follow the railroad annual meeting
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Laramie
Wyo
W. E. Green
Charles 5. Johnson
J. D. Mulliken
Northwestern Land & Iron Company
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Letters from Mrs Henry Leisenena of Kearneysville West Virginia and Mrs G B of Washington attest to relief from long term female illnesses after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The Pinkham Company in Lynn Massachusetts reports thousands of grateful letters and ongoing demand for the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.ham
Pinkham Company
Lynn
Mass
Illiteracy in Wyoming Drops Sharply in Decade
Wyoming shows a drop in illiteracy from 4.0 percent in 1900 to 2.3 percent in 1910, with the Department of Commerce and Labor reporting that the state now ranks favorably among western states. The rise in eastern and southern immigration has increased illiteracy there, making Wyoming’s improvement notable.
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Wyoming
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Wate
Lucan Nagy’s Odd Inheritance Contract Recalled
Lucan Nagy of Sxegedia Austria died at age five after a long-ago sale of a foreign museum piece valued at 32 pounds. The contract stipulated the museum bury his body after death when the item was removed. On his deathbed he urged relatives to break the contract.
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Lucan Nagy
Sxegedia
Austria
Bie Akin
Foreign Museum
Mueleum
Brokoe
Lost sheep and a string of county notices span Crook
A Glenrock shepherd reports 500 sheep lost in a night pile up. An infant dies at Ther mopolis aged 19 months. A 1500 acre Belle Fourche ranch sells for 65000 to Edward Sunquist. Crook County candidates Thorne for sheriff and BE Raymond for prosecuting attorney. Lander widow Mrs Young dies. Basin patient Mrs Ingalls dies post operation. Don Brosa, 16, dies near Pine Ridge. funeral held. John Thorn and Annie Peterson wed at Sundance. will reside near Sundance. Sheridan boy 5 fractures arm and elbow dislocated. Blake Hros sheep survive blizzard. 40 more found later. Clare Wiley Wilcox dies at 19 months in Burns. Stratton Cros buys 6000 head from Savery Creek company. Hazel Winslow, 15, committed to House of the Good Shepherd in Denver for two years.
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Belle Fourche
Edward Sunquist
Crook County
Thorne
BE. C. Raymond
Lander
Young
Basin
William Ingalls
Basin Hospital
Wind River
Don Brosa
Henry Brosa
Pine Ridge
Sundance
John Thorn
Annie Peterson
Sheridan
C. C. McBride
Blake Hros
Clare Wiley Wilcox
Henry Wiilcox
Burns
Stratton Cros
Savery Creek Company
Rawling
Hazel Winslow
Wheeler
Laramie
Carpenter
House of the Good Shepherd
Denver
District Court Opens Spring Term in Sundance Wyoming
Sundance district court convenes May 20 with twelve criminal cases and twenty eight civil actions on the docket. Notable prosecutions include W A Clark for Sunday closing law violation and Martha M Hunt for divorce remarriage restrictions. Crimes listed include disturbing the peace dynamiting fish burglary larceny and unlawfully selling a horse. A case for selling Niguer without a Heenig is also set. About half the civil docket comprises divorce actions.
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Sundancer
Sundance
Wyo
W. A. Clark
Martha M. Hunt
Wyoming
Notice to Mailroad Men Sell Standard Watch On Four Pay
Notice to mailroad men announces sale of a Standard Watch on four pay terms at spot cash price. PDHOLM & AKIN CO. jewellers located in the Vlain s Building, Binterath Street.
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Pdholm & Akin CO
Keatless
Crosman Finds Mixed Reception In Cheyenne Play
Henrietta Crosman starred in The Real Thing at Capital Ave theatre but failed to elicit expected enthusiasm. Josephine Lovett and Fred Tiden received strong praise, while Crosman’s later performance modes supposedly alienated the audience. The cast included Olive Wykoff and Albert Brown with winsome child actors. orchestra provided pleasant interludes.
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T. J. Tyson
Henrietta Crosman
Capital Ave
Miss Crosman
Jeas
Kate Grayson
Josephine
Grayson Home
Loot From Fort 13 Loot Found In Soldier's Girlfriend Home
Captain Louis M Hanson reports missing valuables back home from Fort Hamilton. A private, Thomas Beavers, fled Bath Beach after a court martial and was pursued by guards and police. Stolen clothing silverware and jewelry valued at about 2000 dollars were recovered. a young woman connected to Beavers aided in the loot’s recovery. Beavers enlisted from Virginia and was said to have a wife in the South.
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New York
Louis HI. Hanson
Medical Corps
United States Army
Fort Hamilton
Europe
Hanson
John H. White
White
John H. Pirle
One
Coast Artillery
Col. White
Thomas Beavers
Thomas Beavers, A Private Ine the Eighty-fourth Company
Department of the East
Beavers
Vera
Gravesend Bay
Galt
Bath Beach
Beaver
Heavers
Virginia
Monthly Report of Horses Inspected in April 1912
Cheyenne Wyoming submits to the Board of County Commissioners a report listing numerous horses and mares inspected during April 1912. Owners and destinations include Jacob Farnick Raymer Colorado. Vance Greeley Colorado. Geo L Wilson Longmont Colorado. C W Hirsly Long Island New York. Breeds and brands noted include bay mares brown horses gray horses pinto roan chestnut sorrel white cream and unbranded examples.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Laramie
Jacob Farnick
Raymer
Colo
Dan Vance
Shipper
Greeley
PO Geo. L. Wilson
W. TI. Crandall
Longmont
Sheriff Roach Reports April 1912 Livestock Inspections
Frank B. Roach Sheriff of Laramie County Wyoming attests a sworn report listing branded and unbranded horses inspected in April 1912. The document notes six animals including branded One and unbranded bays and grays, with one sorrel and one large unbranded horse.
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Frank B. Roach
Laramie County
Frank Broach
Laramie
Wyoming
Battle over preacher Richeson death row clemency appeal debated
Boston reports reveal Clarence V. T. Richeson, convicted of poisoning his former sweetheart Avia Linnell, faces execution in the week of May 19 unless clemency is granted by Governor Foss and the executive council. Richeson fears the electric chair while his lawyers seek mercy.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avia W. Linnell
Hyannis
Richeson
Foss
Executive Council
Richesons
Poor Roads Drive People Away From the Farms
The article argues bad highways raise transport costs for farmers and raise prices for city consumers. It notes farmers receive little of higher prices, while transportation costs erode profits, leading to rural depopulation and calls from Democratic leaders in Congress linking roads to rising living costs.
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Congress
Woeetera Furnishing Co. Announces Going Out of Business
The Bee advertises Woeetera Furnishing Co’s closing sale as the firm winds down operations. The notice highlights reduced prices and limited stock across bedrooms, living rooms, and dining sets.
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Woeetera
Furnishing Co
Bee
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