Births Marriages and Deaths in Wyoming Areas
Deaths listed for Lataumie, Price, Carl Lenbart, an infant in Thermopolis, and others. Infants and children named by families Seward and Coinski. Births include girls for Laromie, Carl Nylegger, and others in Greybull Thermopolis. Marriages show 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
Laramie
Blanche Towner
Walter Rowe
Sheridan
Mable Gupton
Frank Baker
Greek workers stage lynch mob after shooting foreman
A mob of Greek laborers gathered near Messi to threaten and pursue F Roach the foreman involved in a accidental firearm discharge that wounded a Greek worker Roach surrendered to police and mob dispersed authorities plan to charge Desmond with bigamy after learning of a second family Bertha Schilling aided officers in pursuing the case in Sidney Nebr
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Remourerer
Lynch F. Roach
Mid
Messi
Fossil
Roach
Bigamy Charge Likely Dropped Over Desertion Case
Sheridan officials reveal new evidence from the sheriff department that will probably lead to withdrawing the charge of wife desertion against George Desmond, who allegedly robbed and abandoned his bride. The developments follow recent discoveries casting doubt on the earlier desertion accusation.
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Sheridan
Opt
Sheriff's Department
George Desmond
Epileptic Man Killed in Wagon Accident Near Kemmerer
James B. Hay twenty two epileptic man died when a two horse buggy spurred by a seizure overturned. The team 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 homes and barns in Kemmerer area
Oct 6 reports two serious fires in Kemmerer. The McCarthy home at Notria burned at 2 AM forcing the family to flee with nothing but the hope of rescue. In upper Hamfork a bin barn collapsed destroying a horse calf and farming gear including 500 dollars in feed and grain.
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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 dog and mascot. A mixed shepherd and just dog, he was a friend to everyone and enjoyed the companionship of all in the community for many years.
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Greybull
Unclear OCR Item With Names and Scattered Events
Fragmentary text mentions a drowning of sailors after a barge capsized near Brooklyn, residents paying $1 to $3.50 to hear Theodore Roosevelt speak on patriotism, and a fire incident in Baton, Colorado. The passage is garbled with several unreadable names and details.
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Brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt
Burglary Suspects Arrested After Citywide Break-ins
Following a spate of burglaries the sheriff's force has arrested three suspects. H. G. Crum, a carpenter with a low number company, Coleman, and Cliff Young, who says his home is in Cheyenne, are believed to face strong evidence. A mound near the city limits marks Rage's burial by citizens.
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Princeq
H. G. Crum
Low
Coleman
Cliff Young
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Cook Confesses Train Robbery In Laramie Case
Earl Bune the Cheyenne cook admits to stealing $500 from Henry Bennethy on a Union Pacific passenger train en route from Cheyenne to Laramie. He reportedly made the confession to his mother in the officers’ presence and also implicated Cliff Young of Cheyenne in a local burglary.
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Laramie
Earl Bune
Henry Bennethy
Cheyenne
Bennethy
Buns
Cliff Young
Miner Killed in Coal Mine Accident in Diamondville
In Diamondville on Oct 6 George Cervadio an Austrian was crushed by a fall of coal and earth and killed instantly. This was his second such accident in ten months following a prior injury recovery.
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Diamondville
George Cervadio
Cervadio
Acci- Oma
Laramie Votes on Water Works and Sewer Bond Issue
The city council set a special election to decide on a water works extension bond of 55000 dollars and a sewerage system bond of 15000 dollars. The ballots will determine whether the city finances the projects.
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Laramie
Postmaster Koreigns Succeeds Rerigns In Kemmerer
Postmaster Paul A. Kenyon resigns at Kemmerer. I L Palmer appointed to succeed him after a petition by a large number of citizens. The change takes place following an October 6 announcement.
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Kemmerer
Paul A. Kenyon
I’. L. Palmer
Tragic shooting in Colorado misidentification kills man
In Trinidad Colorado Jack Herlick of LA Veta was accidentally shot and killed by Edward Riley Stamford postmaster who mistook him for a deer at a distance. The report notes further that in St Paul Minnesota similar advices describe events in Graceton Williams Swift and Roosevelt towns in the Cana district.
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Trinidad
Colo
Jack Herlick
LA Veta
Edward Riley
Stamford
Werlick
St. Paul, Minn
Graceton
Willams
Swift
Roosevelt
Minn
Railway wrecks and suicides mark October reports
Reports from Breckenridge to Perryville recount a forest fire destruction near the northern rail line striking a New Mexico area. A man named Rector was killed near Ogwal Entry, 2.20 miles south, after failing to escape a fuse. A Montezuma woman is said to have taken poison after domestic troubles. In Perryville a trio witnessed by Will McKee and Violet Franklin G pawned at a creek, their buggy overturning after bridge footing failed.
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Santa
N. M
Ogwl
Here
dHe
Telegraphic Briefs From Coast to Coast Oct. 6
A digest of terse notices from cities including New York Boulder and Chicago. Cadets face dismissal for silence toward Capt Rufus Longan. Rita Fernandez a Spaniard gets 90 days in county jail. Rip Van Dam ore sample shows 20 ounces gold per ton. Fire prevention discussed at Northwest Fire Underwriters meeting. Long Island forest fire threatens estates with 500 firefighters. St Paul Mutual insurance license revoked in Missouri. Pueblo reports record colonial movement to Gal Morina on Rio Grande line.
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New York
Weet' S Point
Clase
Rufus Longan
Boulder
Colo
Springdale
Three Twins and Other Show Highlights at Ave Theatre
The Ave Theatre opens Friday with The Three Twins a lavish novelty act featuring song and cuddling pasages. Yams Yams Bong returns from Herald Square New York for another sensation as part of a busy program with electric stage effects and grand spectacle.
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Ave
A & Haugh
Yetub
New
York
Herald Square Theatre
Chicago
New York
The Day's Dead and Civil War Veterans
The notes report several obituaries and deaths: a 107th birthday veteran at the United States Naval Home in Henderson Kentucky and other local figures. Jim Hatfield of Hatfield Feudist fame was shot in a saloon in Grand Junction. Dr Hastings a Washington physician and veteran who served as mayor and belonged to the Episcopal and Masonic orders died in Washington D C leaving a widow.
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United States Naval Home
Henderson, Ky
Jim Hatfield
Hatfield
Fanity
J John Puckettys
Cholera Fears Eased At New York Port After Ship Quarantine
New York October 6 reports show unease over cholera entering the port has eased as health officials from state and federal agencies reassure the public. A 615 passenger quarantine was lifted following visits aboard steamships Sant Anna and Moltke from Italian ports.
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New York
Sant AnPe
Moltke
It Pays To Save It Prompts Bank Colorful Ad
An old advertisement touts saving as life sustaining, urging readers to keep money in a bank for security when funds are tight. The line It Pays To Save It appears as a slogan stressing financial prudence.
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America
Atmertica
Nina Ibaa
Oy Tlle
A. Guckesheimer & Bros. Distillers
Pittsburg
State News
Vital Statistics OF State
Frontier
Coinski
G. DB. Smith
Frank Vail
Chauncey Johnson
Mrs. Geabet
Shem
Travis Je
Themn Foreman
Sidney
Nebr
Desmond
Norfolk
Bertha
Schilling
Cpenes
Mary
Uncle Samp
Baton
Geis G
Baton Farm
K. B. Marting
Harbor Police
Shar
Board OF
Swotury
Blickens Tor
Burns
A. Stont
U.S.S
Ea Aia T
FAT
RST S Barge
U.S
New Hampshire
Hudson River
Chevalier
Board of Inquiry
Dian Northern
Breckenridge Cole
Jack Sapdew
Montezuna
Perrytili
WiIl McKee
Migs
Generye
Violet Pranklin
St. Lorent Creek
Asbridge
Telegraphic
Denver
Get
Rita Fernandez
C. J. Gavin
Jeffer
Hfe
Fire Underwriters” Association of the Northwest
Long Island
Jefferson City
Blake Re
St. Paul Mutual Hall and Crolone Insurance, Company of
Pueblo
Gal- Morina
Rio Grande
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Frank G. Gregg
Spokane
Edward Rut
Chohus
Grand Enation
Grand Valley
Grand Junction
the Citizen's National Bank
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