Local Deaths Births and Marriages Noted in Brief
Deaths listed for Lataumie and Thermopolis infants, Cokevhie and Frontier entries include Mr and Mrs Ernest Seward and Mr and Mrs J C Jacob. Births record multiple girls and a boy to various couples in Lar o mie Greybull Thermopolis Shem. Marriages include Blanche Towner to Walter Rowe and Mable Gupton to Frank Baker in Laramie Sheridan.
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Lataumie
Carl Lenbart
Thermopolis
Ernest Seward
J. C. Jacob
G. DB. Smith
Frank Vail
Greybull
Chauncey Johnson
Mrs. Geabet
Shem
Travis Je
Laramie
Blanche Towner
Walter Rowe
Sheridan
Mable Gupton
Frank Baker
Greek workers mob for lynching foreman after shooting
Reports say Greek laborers in Nebraska staged a large demonstration to lynch F Roach after a revolver discharged in his car injuring a coworker. Roach surrendered to police, mob dispersed, and authorities plan to charge Desmond with bigamy. Bertha Schilling aids investigation.
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Remourerer
Lynch F. Roach
Mid
Messi
Fossil
Roach
Bigamy Case Shifts as Desertion Charge Likely Dropped
The Sheridan sheriff's department reports new discoveries may lead to dropping the charge of wife desertion against George Desmond who allegedly robbed and left his bride, signaling a possible retreat from the earlier desertion accusation.
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Sheridan
Opt
Sheriff's Department
George Desmond
Epileptic man killed in buggy overturn near Willow Creek
James B. Hay, 22, epileptic, was killed when a two horse team attached to a Hecht Dugey from Kemmerer went into a spasm and overturned the buggy as they traveled to his Willow Creek ranch. The horses ran away dragging him to death. Remains were shipped to Rock Springs for burial.
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Kemmerer
Willow Creek
James B. Hay
Rock Springs
Fires Destroy Home and Barn in Kemmerer Area
In Kemmerer on Oct 6 two large fires caused major losses. The McCarthy home at Notria burned at 2 AM forcing the family to flee with nothing. In upper Hamsfork, Thomas Christman reports a barn and buildings destroyed, a valued horse, a calf, farm tools, saddles, and about $500 in feed and grain lost.
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Kemmerér
Joseph McCarthy
Notria
Thomas Christman
Hamsfork
Greybull Mourns Death of Beloved Town Dog Raga
The citizens of Greybull mourn the sudden death of Raga the town mascot a longtime beloved mixed shepherd and general family friend. He belonged to no one in particular and enjoyed friendship with everyone in the community.
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Greybull
Drowned Sailors Linked to Uncle Samp Crew Tragedy
The report notes a barge capsized killing sailors linked to the Mary of Uncle Samp group. Brooklyn residents paid $1 to $3.50 to hear Theodore Roosevelt's lecture on what it means to be American. The former president made his first formal lecture appearance.
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Cpenes
Mary
Uncle Samp
Brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt
Burglary Suspects Arrested After String of Thefts
Following a series of burglaries in the area the sheriff's force has arrested three suspects. The men are H. G. Crum an employee of a low number company a carpenter named Coleman and Cliff Young who says his home is in Cheyenne. A mound near the city limits marks the burial site of Rage after being buried by citizens.
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Princeq
H. G. Crum
Low
Coleman
Cliff Young
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Cook Confesses to Train Robbery
Earl Bune of Cheyenne confessed to robbing Henry Bennethy of 500 dollars on a Union Pacific passenger train en route from Cheyenne to Laramie. He stated in the presence of officers that he took the money and also implicated Cliff Young of Cheyenne in a related burglary case.
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Laramie
Earl Bune
Henry Bennethy
Cheyenne
Bennethy
Buns
Cliff Young
Miner Killed in Coal Mine Accident at Diamondville
In Diamondville on October 6 George Cervadio, an Austrian, was crushed by a fall of coal and earth in the local mine and killed instantly. This was his second such accident in ten months, his prior injuries having recently healed.
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Diamondville
George Cervadio
Cervadio
Acci- Oma
Bond Issues to be Voted On in Laramie Special Election
The Laramie city council has scheduled a special election to decide two bond proposals. One bond for 55000 and another for 15000 will fund water works extension and sewerage system upgrades. Voters will determine whether the plans proceed.
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Laramie
Postmaster Resigns. Kemmerer Names Successor
Postmaster Paul A. Kenyon resigns in Kemmerer on October 6. In response to a 4 percent petition signed by many citizens, I. L. Palmer is appointed to succeed him as postmaster.
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Kemmerer
Paul A. Kenyon
I’. L. Palmer
Tragic shooting claim shatters Colorado town
A day of tragedies includes Jack Herlick of LA Veta killed in Trinidad when Edward Riley the Stamford postmaster mistook him for a deer at a distance. The report from St Paul notes Minnesota towns Graceton Williams Swift and Roosevelt on the Cana- line receive advices.
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Trinidad
Colo
Jack Herlick
LA Veta
Edward Riley
Stamford
Werlick
St. Paul, Minn
Graceton
Willams
Swift
Roosevelt
Minn
Fatalities Claimed After Forest Fire Near New Mexico Border
Oct. 6 reports from Santa Fe indicate several individuals perished in a forest fire along the northern railroad near the international boundary. Among the dead is a man identified as He Rector who was killed near Ogwal Entry, 2 20 miles south. His escape attempt failed after the fuse was touched. He leaves a wife and one child. In Breckenridge County a Mrs Jack Sap dew is reported to have consumed poison at Montezuma, with years of troubles believed to have led to self harm. In Perryville Mo Will McKee, Migs Generye and Violet Franklin G reportedly fell from a dance party into St. Lorent Creek when their buggy, crossing a bridge, plunged into the water. occupants missing.
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New York
U.S
New Hampshire
Hudson River
Chevalier
Board of Inquiry
Santa
N. M
Ogwl
Here
dHe
Perrytili
WiIl McKee
Migs
Generye
Violet Pranklin
St. Lorent Creek
Asbridge
Cadets face dismissal over silence at West Point
Telegraphic briefs report three cadets at West Point, all first class, facing dismissal for the silence recently administered to Capt. Rufus Longan. Other items note Rita Fernandez in Denver a 90 day sentence, ore from the Rip Van Dam mine yielding 20 ounces of gold per ton, and a fire prevention meeting in Chicago.
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New York
Weet' S Point
Clase
Rufus Longan
Denver
Get
Rita Fernandez
C. J. Gavin
Jeffer
Hfe
Boulder
Colo
Springdale
Three Twins at Ave Theatre Promises Grand Stage Show
The Ave Theatre hosts the promising act "Three Twins" this Friday with a marquee of novelty numbers and lavish stage effects. Audiences will see elaborate cues, luminous electrical displays, and a sophisticated production style imported from New York's Herald Square Theatre.
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Ave
A & Haugh
Yetub
Chicago
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Oldest Civil War veteran dies at naval home
The Day's Dead notes the death of a veteran who celebrated his 107th birthday on September 2 near Henderson Kentucky. In Grand Junction Colorado a pioneer and wealthy figure Bawhnumb died, while Dr Hastings a Washington DC physician and war veteran passed away after a 22 year practice and a prior mayoral term.
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United States Naval Home
Grand Enation
Grand Valley
Grand Junction
Cholera scare eased as quarantine ends for New York port
Officials report reduced unease over possible cholera entry at New York after reassuring statewide and federal health statements. A 615 passenger quarantine release follows recent visits aboard the steamships Sant Antonio and Moltke from Italian ports.
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New York
Sant AnPe
Moltke
It Pays To Save It It Pays To Save Life
Atmospheric fragment urges saving money as a path to living well. It hints at struggle during poverty and the security of a bank account. The text foregrounds financial prudence and personal finance, with emphasis on money in the bank as protection.
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A. Guckesheimer & Bros. Distillers
Pittsburg
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Coinski
Themn Foreman
Sidney
Nebr
Desmond
Norfolk
Bertha
Schilling
Baton
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K. B. Marting
Harbor Police
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Burns
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U.S.S
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RST S Barge
Dian Northern
Breckenridge Cole
Jack Sapdew
Montezuna
Telegraphic
Fire Underwriters” Association of the Northwest
Long Island
Jefferson City
Blake Re
St. Paul Mutual Hall and Crolone Insurance, Company of
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Gal- Morina
Rio Grande
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Frank G. Gregg
Spokane
Edward Rut
New
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Chohus
Henderson, Ky
Jim Hatfield
Hatfield
Fanity
J John Puckettys
the Citizen's National Bank
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