Local Classified Notes Highlight Repairs Real Estate Firms and Law
A mix of small ads and notices covers watch repair shops in Miller's area, new grain company incorporation in Wyoming, and headlines on court judgments. Also mentions pet recovery, vocal lessons, trunk making, mercury reports on road conditions, and miscellaneous ads for trimming services and stationery. Key figures include Mrs. Ohenstein, Judge Powers, and directors Clark and Hoffman. The piece also notes a supreme court argument in Molanusa vs Melirath and general consumer notices on constipation remedies and wallpaper.
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Cursy Ave
Ohenstein
Muggins
Stanton
23Rd St
New Grain Company
Standard Grain Company of
Bastin
Wyoming
West 16Th Street
Little Powers
John W. Pease
J. D. Powers
Sheridan County
Supreme Court
American Electric Shoe Shop
Clark
Cheyenne+Frontier association
B. W. Stone
Fred Hoffman
W. F. Talber
Frank J. Don
E. Clark
Maurice Graston
Clara A. Ligier
Molanusa
Melirath
Doctored Testimonial on Pinkham Vegetable Compound Help
A Mo woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief from serious female ailments after doctors gave up. She says the remedy cured pain and enabled life with a child, while promoting the product’s benefits for displacements, inflammation, tumors, and menstrual issues.
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Emo
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Sagan J
Stuart
Elmo
Lydia J. Pinkana
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Strlich Eantdlowot
Hill interests rush Gulf to Sound railroad work near Frontier show
Rapid progress on Gulf to Sound rails between Thermopolia and Powder River with over 140 workers starting new section from Cheyenne. Union Pacific ends engine pooling advancing assigned crews improving car service Cheyenne to Council Bluffs while reducing through routing and pooling practices.
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Cheyenne
Council Bluffs
Ogden
Union Pacific
Railway Officials and Executives Visit Cheyenne in Brief
Sterling division U P superintendent F R Mullen and Pacific Fruit Express J Van Rensselaer visit Cheyenne on business. IP mechanical superintendent BE Emerick and U S assistant Dr E Sullivan are in Evans ton. UP road tester J W Groves departs for Omaha. Galena Ol partner Aw W Lemen meets C B and UT P officials. Weston heads to Spokane and Rigdon family to Portland. Dr Lane arrives from Loramie and General Hugo Douizelmnn leaves Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Mullen
Sterling Division
U. P
Cheyenne
J. van Rensselaer
Pacific Fruit Express Company
BE. W. Emerick
I.P. 1
Dr. E. Sullivan
U. S
Evanston
J. W. Groves
U.P
Omaha
Aw. W. Lemen
Galena Ol Rompany
Denver
Arkyner Hike From Cheyenne to Greeley Troops March
A 1000 mile march by the Fourth Artillery battalion will start from Cheyenne on June 20 and camp at Greeley two days later under Col A B Dyer. The unit will travel with a fold hospital, twelve mountain guns, and will pass through Grevley, Platteville, Denver, Castle Rock, Palmer Lake, Gannison, Nueva Vieja, Leadville and Georgetown en route. The war department orders the journey to test efficiency and provide target practice along the line of march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Weld Antillery
U. S. Army
Cheyenne
Greeley
Colo
A. B. Dyer
Henry Saylon, Jr
Commissary Department
Artillery
Grevley
Platteville
Denver
Castle Rock
Palmer Lake
Gannison
Nueva Vieja
Leadville
Georgetown
War Department
Fresh and Sweet Gum Sale At The Bee Hive
The Bee Hive offers Fresh and Sweet gum two packages for 5c this Saturday. This local bargain features a small town promotion likely drawing shoppers to the shop in the weekend window.
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Bee Hive
Yucatan
Another Trib Bubble Bursts Over Jenking Murder Claims
The Tri Dune defends its police coverage after a Tribune critique suggesting prints on furniture would ID the killer. The Jen King murder scene was reportedly exhaustively examined, yielding no fingerprints or conclusive evidence to identify the culprit.
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Tri- Dune
Jenking
Mra. Jenking
Tribune
Baby 616 Months Old Meat Eater Weighs 87 Pounds
New York May 2 A nine and a half month old baby weighs thirty seven pounds and eats meat daily. The mother defends meat diet as best for growth while disputing Dr Gordon vegetarian claims. The State Leader promotes Want Ads as Wyoming’s medium.
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New York
Douglas Daniel Dudenhoeffer
David Allyn Gorton
Rioting in Budapest Over Universal Suffrage Demonstration
Rioting continued in Budapest as workers clashed with police and troops. Six were killed and 180 wounded, with 100 seriously, as rioters attacked electrical works and offices amid barricades. The protest stems from opposition to Count Tisza’s speakership and a push for universal suffrage.
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Count Tisza
Francis Joseph
Ship's Bell Tolling Over Titanic Grave Moves Mont Magny Crew
Halifax May 24 The Mont Magny searching for Titanic dead heard the ship's bell toll for fifteen minutes as the vessel rocked on the ocean grave. Rev. Prince, the chaplain, described the tolling as a sorrowful appeal. The captain reported life belts within fifty miles but no bodies found.
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Halifax
Mont Magny
Ss. H. Prince
Nephew of Jep Davis Dying in Arizona Mine Worth Billions Hint
Colorado Springs Colo May 24 A victim of paralysis William L Davis a mining man and nephew of Jefferson Davis former Confederate president is dying in a Tucson hospital Word reached J Addison Higeg banker The Davis family connects to Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes and Mrs Fuliiver of New York He moved to Colorado in 1870 and built mining ventures in Leadville Aspen Cripple Creek and later Arizona where he regained control of valuable mining property that may be worth millions after further development.
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Colorado Spritkee
Colo
William L. Davis
Colorado Springs
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Tucson
Ariz
J. Addaion Higeg
Davis
Margaret Llowell
Jefferson Davishayes
Mr. Davis Ta
Mra. Fuliiver
New York
The
New York World
Coloraio
Leadville
Aspen
Cripple Creek
Reverses
Arizona
Insult Flag, Two Are Driven Out of Town
An incident in Los Angeles involves a group tied to an insult flag. suspects departed by rail to Bulitanon and Dewanside before splitting. Three of the six men were dropped from the train and later picked up by cars without lights near Delmar and Ban Dero.
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Los Angeles
Bulitanon
Dewanside
Ban Dero
Delmar
Searer
Iato
Panic Rages in Cuba as Rebel Army Attacks Towns
Reports from Havana and Santiago describe rebels sacking San Marcos near Guantanamo and damaging power infrastructure. Regular troops pursue insurgents while a Cuban cruiser arrives, with rumors of British protection for subjects and property. The Moro law repeal plan aims to form negro political backing and push for U S intervention and Gomez reelection.
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San Luin
Caney del Sitio
Santiago
Havana
Melpomene
Henry M. Doughty
Cubana
Cuba
San Marcos
Guantanalio
Fidelity Colpay
Guantanamo
Washington
Gomez
Scaffold execution and near miss in Evana fon Atellat
A crowd watches Joseph Seng, condemned for murder, mount the scaffold. After ten minutes the trap is opened and the body is pronounced extinct though neck injury appears unbroken. The condemned is cut down and sent to his old home in Pennevivatila by Catholic church hands.
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Feng
Alirin
Joseph Seng
William Toyd
Evanafon
Atellat
Keng
Wielster
Pennevivatila
No Birth Record of Thaw Baby
Amelia reports Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw gave birth about twenty one months ago but the city birth register does not record the Thaw name. Police records similarly fail to list Thaw or related parties amid verification notes in Hamburg. Trial by Jury denied marked the day as Justice Keogh considers Thaw's sanity by July in his case to obtain release from Matteawan.
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Wambure
Amelia
Hamburg
Juellen
Martin Koogh
Harry K. Thaw
Mattewan State Hospital
Justice Keogh
Stanford White
De Beque Heroine Captures Peeping Hobo Frank Lynch
Pearl Hopper, in De Beque Colorado, confronted a naked-human intruder peeping through her bedroom window. She retrieved her father’s revolver, cornered the tramp on the back porch, and ordered him to surrender as she held him at gunpoint until police arrived.
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de Beque
Calo
Pearl Hopper
Frank & Lynch
Mss Hoppel
Onions as a Money Crop in Heavy Muck Soils
In Farm and Fireside the author describes planting onions on heavy muck soil after seasons of sod and pasture. He sold about 80 bushels per acre at 80 cents, netting 24 dollars, with growing costs around 60 dollars including seed and fertilizer, and notes cultivation challenges and a high yielding Yellow Globe Danvers, praised for vigor, keeping quality, and market demand.
Schwab Saves Drowning Man in Deep Pool
South Bethlehem Ma May 21 Charton M Schwab today became a Carnegie hero medal candidate after rescuing J Kerchon from a deep pool at Martins Create. Kerchon a mining manager at Tonopah Mine Movada slipped while fishing and vanished beneath the water as Schwab heard the cry and sprang to the pool to pull him to the bank.
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Schwab
South Hethlehem
Charton M. Sehwab
J. Kerchon Frets
Martin
Mr. Sehwab
Mr. Kerchon
Ascoteral
Tonopah
Movada
Finhing
Kerchon
Toma Tree
Klk My
Foul
Tramp Arrested After Revolver Threat Amid City Marshal Move
A surprised tramp was forced to his feet by a woman holding a revolver and marched to City Marshal Joseph Manson. He was jailed, appeared before the police judge, and given thirty days in the county jail.
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Joseph Macson
Miss Hoppies
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Chamberlain
Sherman
Edholy and Aken Co
Plaing Building
Thin Bk
Lydia E. Pinkham
Railroad News
Rathmoad Personals
Passe
Ronmers
George Weston
Spokane Wash
J. F. Rigdon and Family
Portland
W. FW. Viner
St. Louis
Dr. Lane
Loramie
General Hugo Douizelmnn Tinryerd
Omuala
Dudenhoeffer
Gordon
Budapest
Gorsone
Jep Davis
Regal
Gotham
Brogan Hlncher
Joseph Wasserman
Carly Avenuee
Whief Aald
Lot
Seng
Peeper
Consumers
Sie
Ise
Bacon
Lard
Zhe
Eddy ST
China
A. T. Hale
Wd Bey
Rockwell Sire
Washington Market
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