Stateal Vital Matches in Wyoming Notices
The notice lists marriages and name changes in various Wyoming towns including Cokeville Laramie Buffalo and Minear. It records couples formed between Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Orin Boy Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. William Banks to William C. Fodbes Nellie Fraser to William Earl Minear.
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Barnes Orin
L. C. Gillespie
Cokeville
William Banks
Laramie
Nellie Fraser
William C. Fodbes
Buffalo
Gretchen Freeze
William Earl] Minear
Counterfeiters Busy in State
Reports from McKinley Kemmerer detail an organized gang flooding Wyoming with counterfeit ten dollar notes. Franks Pfeiffer, cashier, identified notes imitating Pasadena National Bank, Williamport First National Bank, and El Centro Centro National Bank, all featuring ex president McKinley.
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Kemmerer
Frank Pfeiffer
First National Bank
Pasadena National Bank
Pasadena
Cal
First National Bank of
Williamport
Bl Centro National Bank
el Centro
William McKinley
Wyoming
Marshal Naglin Returns Identify Felon as Local Prisoner
Kemmerer reports Marshal Naglin, who traveled to Dillon Montana, identified Martin Foley as the man held there for bank robbery and who previously served time in the Wyoming penitentiary for murder, a man sent from Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Marshal Naglin
Dillion
Mont
Martin Foley
Montana
Wyoming
Jackson City Sees Influx as Ranch Families Move In
Jackson residents face higher taxes as ranchmen relocate to town to enroll children in school for the winter. The shift reflects a broader trend of families seeking urban schooling amid seasonal movements in the valley.
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Jackson
Jackson Hole
Forest Fires Simmer in Jackson County Ranches
Several ranchers consider building homes as forest fires burn three square miles in Jackson area. A Wayne County blaze started in a sparsely populated valley and was brought under control after volunteers and rangers fought to protect ranch properties. An unknown origin fire on the Ryan ranch near Laramie burned hundreds of acres of pasture land but spared the ranch buildings.
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Jackson
Jackson Male
Tré-Scatly
Laramie
Ryan Ranch
Miiléa
Theft charge over two horses near Burkhardt ranch
Laramie reports Davis of the Burkhardt ranch accusing Mary Powell of stealing two horses. The animals were found on Powell’s pasture bearing Powell’s brand. Also notes King brothers returning to Laramie with two carloads of prize sheep from fairs across the region. In Kemmerer a Japanese miner died after a coal slab collapsed in Mine No. 4 at Willow Creek.
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Laramie
Opt
D. T. Davis
Burkhardt Ranch
Here
Mary Powell
Davis
Powell
King Brothers
Middle West
Kemmerér
Willow Creek
Man defies death on slippery flagpole at Singer building
George Nealy, a skyscraper stunt expert, clung to a steel flagpole atop the Singer building 670 feet above street level. He treated the peril as a routine act promising a painting of the pole despite a strong breeze as coworkers watched from offices.
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New York
Singer
George Nealy
Columbus Day
Nealy
Woman in Sioux City narrowly escapes as suitor fires shot
Mary Morrar 19 of 602 Morgan Street thwarted three Syrians who came to visit after she rejected George Solley. A shot from a revolver lodged in her door as she slammed it. Solley Omar were arrested, Solley found with a loaded two caliber revolver. Mary says Solley threatened to kill her if she did not marry him and she plans to wed a man chosen by her parents in Europe.
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Sioux City
Mary’ Morrar
Morgan Street
Sam Omar
George Solley
Danielson
Britton
Mary Morrar
Britton and Danielson
Fourth Street
Morgan
Solley
Mary
Morrar
Omar
Mies -Morrar Lves
Old Country
Notable Colorado Deaths Lead Daily Update
The Day's Dead reports multiple obituaries from cities including Denver Pueblo Greeley and Boulder. Notables include Ebimett Nicholls longtime Nuckelly Packing Co president and Colorado pioneer and Charles Van Hockaday Boulder County sheriff in 1875. Dr John A Farnsworth former Littleton mayor and state medical society president dies in Fort Morgan.
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Pueblo
Ebimett Nicholls
Nuckelly Packing Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Boulder
Colo
Charles van Hockaday
Boulder County
Hockaday
Fort Morgan
John A. Farnsworth
John H. Farnsworth
Morgan County
Littleton
The
State Medical Society
Democratic rally set for Capitol Avenue Theatre October 14
Democratic candidates Joseph M. Carey of Cheyenne Earl Whedon of Sheridan and Rose Bird of Cambria will headline a rally Friday evening October 14 at the Capitol Avenue Theatre. Carey seeks governor Whedon secretary of state Bird superintendent of public instruction.
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Capitol Avene Theatre
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Earl Whedon
Sheridan
Rose Bird
Cambria
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Two Legs Will Now Walk as One in New London Match
Miss Cleona Noble of New London announces engagement to Norman Hitchcock of Boston. Noble, a bookkeeper at Bingham Paper Box Co., lost a leg in an accident four years ago and uses an artificial limb. Hitchcock, a dealer in artificial limbs in Boston, knew Noble through business.
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New London
Vonn
Cleona Noble
Norman Hitchcock
Boston
Mass
Bingham Paper Box Company
Hitchcock
Misabie
A Day's Tragedies Across Cities in Brief Reports
A roundup of fatal incidents across the United States including military death in El Paso from a saloon brawl, a Chicago suicide linked to illness and religious tensions, a lynching in Montgomery County, a suspected suicide in Fort Morgan, a fatal auto race accident in Amarillo, and a ranch accident near Durango where a wagon derailment caused a death. Reports name Joseph Desmond, Grant Richardson, D Bailey, Henry, T H Skaggs, Edward Pedwell, and locations Fort Bliss Chicago Centerville Fort Morgan Maitland Amarillo Durango.
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el Paso
Tex
Joseph Desmond
D. Twenty-third United States Infantry
Fort Bliss
General John P Cook Dies at 85 in Hillsdale County
Briga dier General John P Cook former Union commander who accepted Fort Donelson surrender died at his Hillsdale home. He was 85 years old. The notice also reports Lambert Trea former Chicago circuit judge dying of heart disease. born 1832 in Washington and admitted to bar in 1855. He later served as elroult Judge and minister to several countries.
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Hillsdale
Mich
John P. Cook
Fort Donelson
New York
Lambert Trea
Chicago
Washington
Ae Elroult
Monetary Commission
Duffy
Tam
Rhoda Pritchard
6Th Ave
Astoria
L. I. Duffy
Scotch Collies Pure Bred Puppies For Sale
Two month old pure bred Scotch collies with pedigrees suitable for cattle and sheep work. They make good house pets and children’s companions. Contact B. Howell at Box 875 Dee Moines Iowa for details and availability.
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O Adae
Howell
Dee Moines
Postmaster in West Palm Beach Deluged by Lone Women Letters
West Palm Beach Florida October 13 Paul Clarke postmaster faced a flood of letters after a New York article claimed he could provide Lone Women the names of stores seeking dressmakers. Women aged 16 to 60 from across the country wrote seeking honest work, with Clarke noting the unexpected influx and predicting more from abroad.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Paul Clark
West Partz Beach
New York
Winifred Black
Tistore
Othem
Mr. Clarke
Odd Confession On Employment And a Pet Rat
A reader jokes about a pet rat that will eat from a hand and even a leg. The text muses on Florida work in October to April and predicts rising population will create year round jobs. The speaker laughs at being tricked and suggests lone women seek an employment bureau to avoid deception.
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Florida
New York
Literary Burglar Put Away for Twenty-One Years
George Wright alias James Fuller and James Becker, known as the Instar burglar of the Bronx, received a twenty-one year state prison sentence from Judge Mulqueen in general sessions court. At 22, Wright had a notorious habit of robbing and leaving notes, captured last August after a revolver duel with Patrolman Burke and identified as the noted burglarous scribbler.
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New York
George Wright
James Fuller
Hias
James Becker
The
Bronx
Mulqueen
General Sessions
Wright
Burke
Capitol Avenue Theatre Editorials and Local Politics
Former Sheridan and Miss Rose Bird of Cambria are named among Democratic candidates for speakers. Gun Proof Paint at Shermin Co. discussed in relation to Capitol Avenue Theatre.
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Shermin Co
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