In the Realm of Women at Saratoga Ranch to Denver
Captain and Mrs LG Davie and Mrs Davis' mother Mra CC Woolf spent summer at their ranch near Saratoga and have gone to Denver for the winter. Captain Davia was formerly U.S. marshal for Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Marry Farthing return from extended eastern visit via Virginia and major cities. Mrs A FP Saunders returns from Kansas visit. Mr Saunders met his wife in Denver.
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Davie
Davis
Mra
Woolf
Saratoga
Denver
Davia
U. S. Marhal
Wyoming
Mrs
Marry Farthing
Mrs. Farthing
Virginia
Mr. Farthing
Washington
New York
Women Bridge Club Hosts Time Honored Tea Social
The Tuesday Women’s Club hosted a Saturday bridge gathering at Meridgebub with Mra Guilfoyle and Mre laker departing Fort. Two tables played and the afternoon concluded with a dainty tea at 5:60. Attendees included Mrs. Guilfoyle, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Kieffer, Mrs. Myer of the Post, and Mrs. Gill.
Lydia E Pinkham remedies offer relief from female illnesses
A reader from Peoria credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing a tumor and inflammation after years of suffering. A second testimonial notes severe postnatal inflammation ending after two months on the remedy. Both letters advocate the product for women seeking non surgical relief.
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Peoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Christina Reed
Mound St
Peoria, Ill
Jessup
E. PS ‘Sham
JosEray A.yon
E. Pinkham
Pythian Sisters Card Social At E P Hall Tonight
Mrs Fuller Mrs Abbott and Mrs Stone organize a social with cards music and refreshments at the E P hall inviting the public. The Alpha Club meets this afternoon at the library as Mrs I S Bartlett finishes a discussion on the Origin of the Human Race. Mount Mellick Club postponed to October 16 at Mrs Paul Halley’s home.
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Pythian Sisters
E. P. Hall
Alpha Club
Hibrary
Mount Mellick Club
Paul Halley
Religious Society Meetings And Charity Bazaar In Town
In church circles the Baptist Q O A will meet at 4:00 pm at Miss Marjorie Whipple’s home. The W T V U holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Archie Allivon’s 200 West 26th street. Jewish Ladies Circle meets Wednesday at Mrs S S Pearlstein’s Nettford apartments. Final arrangements are urged for Thursday and Friday dance and bazaar at Keefe Hall to raise funds for a synagogue. Congregational Aid Society hosts Mrs William Daiber Friday at the Nettford apartments.
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The
Baptist Q. OG. A
Marjorie Whipple
Pearlstein
Nettford
Keefe Hall
Catill
Jeweh
Commissioners Hold Special Meeting on Tax Records Plan
A county commissioners' gathering at the courthouse included State Tax Commissioner John McGill and Union Pacific agent Holcomb. Holcomb described a new system for tracking assessments and land taxes. no action was taken. Genola, Kansas, Oct 7 Former U S Senator William A fetter died last night of apoplexy and leg amputation. he was 61.
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Court House
John McGill
Holcomb
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Holcomb
Genola
Kan
United States
William A. Fetter
Fort payrolls expected after two months back pay
Troops at the fort were due to receive back pay and then regular monthly pay starting soon. Old records were said to be about average, with no new marks set this season due to extended maneuvers and Frontier Days events.
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Pole Mountain
Elk hunting ban issued for five Wyoming counties
State Game Warden Hudson has ordered elk hunting prohibition in Laramie Albany Converse Platte and Natrona counties with a $100 reward for violators. The move follows findings that elk numbers are too low to permit hunting, prompting mixed reaction from local sportsmen and hopes for better hunting next year.
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Hudson
Laramie
Albany
Converse
Platte
Natrona
Jackson Hole
Old Wyoming Man Returns to Capitol Visit
A former Albany county resident, 5. A. Mills, now with the U S interior department, says he enjoys returning to Wyoming and hopes for several visits yearly. Mills has served ten years, stationed in Miyagokee Oklahoma in the Indian service, and was at the capitol visiting old friends.
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Wyoming
A. Mills
Albany County
State Capitol
Mills
United States Department of the Interior
Myakogee
Okla
Downey Seeks Wyoming Rally Against Warren
Sheridan Downey and Richard Shipp opened the Progressive campaign in Sheridan County with a large meeting at William Hall. Downey attacked Senator Warren’s record and urged voters to discard party labels and back efforts to retire Warren to private life as Wyoming citizens. Over a hundred supporters congratulated Downey and pledged support to oust the Republican ring.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Downey
Richard Shipp
Sheridan County
William Hall
Downey
Warren
Wyoming
Young Downey
Powers Call Hale in Turko Balkan War
European powers plan joint action to influence Turkey and Balkan states from Constantinople. Britain accepts French proposals and mediation by the pope is offered. The outcome suggests war may be unlikely with reforms guaranteed and a path to armistice emerging.
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Paris
Dalltane
Constantinople
Great Britain
London
Balkans
Vatican
Sacred Congregation
Rome
Turkey
Austria
Russia
Balkan
Edward Grey
London Stock Exchange
Negro Pastor Hugged to Death in Pulpit
Dr. Samuel Johnson, a Black preacher from near Pavo, Ga, died after being hugged in the pulpit during a revival in Thomas County. Report says worshipers, both women and men, surged forward shouting and embraced him, leading to fatal consequences.
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Macon
Gal
Samuel Johnson
Pavo
Thomas County
Thomasville
World Series Seat Panic Drives City to Open Sales
New York crowds flood Polo Grounds for opening world series seating, with executives from both leagues and managers from most clubs gathering to supervise arrangements. Giants prepare for a final workout while Red Sox arrive, as weather forecasts promise a fair, cooler opening game.
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New York
Ivo
Polo Grounds
Lynch and Johnson
Angust Herrman
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Herrmann
Boston
Giants
New York Americans
Uncle Sam
Blue Jackets
Mathewson
Tesreau
Marquard
Larry Doyle
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Jake Stall
Hotel Imperial
Martinique
Red Sox
Weather Bureau
Roy Schenck Considers Moving Office to Depot Building
Immigration Commissioner Roy Schenck indicated the state may place a display room for state products at the Burlington depot building. He noted his office might stay at the capitol despite the possible exhibit space usage, and mentioned alfalfa from Basin destined for the state fair could be exhibited nearby.
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State Capitol
Burlington
Capitol
Roy Schenck
Wyoming
Former Cheyenne Journalist Returns to City
George J. Evans, once a well known Cheyenne newspaper man, now in Lincoln Nebraska in the insurance business with his family, passed through Cheyenne by Sunday en route to the east. He said it was a pleasure to get back to Cheyenne even for a few hours. He plans several months in Los Angeles.
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George J. Evans
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Neb
Evenue
Los Angeles
Evee
Suffrage and Politics by Sara Sibree Tornemann
Chicago Oct 7 The author argues the Roosevelt push for woman suffrage is a political ploy to gain votes in a few states and notes federal action cannot grant the ballot. She calls for state level effort and warns against using suffrage as a party tool while urging women to vote for sound governance.
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Sara Sibree Tornemann
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Troosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Judge Lindsay
Colorado
Los Angeles
California
Johnson
Ongress
Congress
Wilton
Theodore Roosevelt
Federation of Woman's Clubs
San Francisco
Aggsevelt
Peter Wen
Ian On
Lynching Leaders Face Punishment Raises by Warden
Warden Alston at the Plains hotel warned that any leaders of the Wiefall lynching at the state penitentiary last week will be punished if identified. He attended a pardons and paroles board meeting at the state capitol where it was said several paroles were granted. Names of paroled convicts could not be learned.
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Wiefall
State Penitentiary
Warden Alston
Plains Hotel
Board of Pardons and Paroles
State Capitol
Alston
Elks Dance Invited All Elks This Thursday
In Denver on October 7 Judge Lewis denied Rocky Mountain Fuel Co injunction against Northern Colorado Miner Union. Miners win Colorado case still unresolved as federal court action continues.
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Denver
Lewis
Federal Court
Northern Colorado Union Minérve
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Two men found frozen to death near Cedar Edge
Delta Colorado reports Louis Mc Kean aged 21 and Earl Rhodes aged 22 were found frozen to death late today after going hunting on Saturday and getting trapped in a blizzard near Cedar Edge.
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Delta
Colo
Louis McKean
Earl Rhodes
Cedar Edge
Papes Cold Compound Claims Rapid Cure For Grippe
The advertisement asserts that taking Papes Cold Compound every two hours for three doses breaks a cold or grippe within hours after the first dose. It claims relief from headache stuffed nose feverishness sneezing sore throat and rheumatic pains with no quinine and urges readers to ensure they get the genuine product.
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Pape
Grippe
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