Women Federation Banquet Honors Visiting Club Guests
The Cheyenne Federation of Women’s Clubs hosts a banquet at the Plains for visiting delegates from Idy, with Mrs. Cyrus Beard as toastmistress. Ladies from Cheyenne and towns across Wyoming attend, seating delegates at a central table for officers and dignitaries, and honoring the federation with poems and toasts amid entertainment and reflections on hospitality.
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Mos
the Plains
Thomas Henney
Capitol Avenue
Atlas
Heaney
J. H., Conway
Claude Draper
Elwba
Cheyenne
Charlen Hristol
TaNneo Menta
Ware
Mra. Brooks
Mre. Longshore
R. A. Morton
Martin McGrath
Gault
Omaha
Adama
Greeley
Mondel
Newcant
Slegson
Laramie
Hellams
Cobb
Casper
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
H. P. Hynds
The
Plains
Alta Robinson Heaney
E. Ll
J. Heaney
Mrs. Beard
Mrs. Brook
Thorpe
C.f
Wanted Girl For General House Work Ad
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work at 2015 Carey Avenue. Also a rental listing for modern furnished rooms at 311 West 17th Street. Contains two separate items with addresses and a dated format.
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Carey Avenue
Sheridan ministers praise Kendrick for generosity and honesty
In Sheridan, John B. Kendrick is cited by ministers for ongoing public spirit. He gave 25 dollars and coal to a show woman, funded relief for Cheyenne governors’ eastern aid, and returned a 422 dollar state senate mileage check to the Carnegie library. He helped fund Sheridan’s street railway with 7000 dollars in stock and supported community generosity.
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Galveston
Kendrick
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Carey
Wyoming Publicity Committee
Carnegie Library Association
James Sullivan
Sheridan #8
John
BH. Kendrick
Kendrick’s gift solidifies Sheridan’s park legacy
On September 22, 1905, Kendrick deeded 17 acres by Rie ovKe Creek for park use near Sheridan. He added 3 more acres on November 16, 1908, totaling 48 acres. The city beautified the land as a wildlife haven and summer retreat for residents, valued by business leaders at not less than $50,000. Pastors Kendall and Carney attest to the gift.
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Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sheridan County
Hils
Heridan
Rm Kendrick
David FE
Kendall
First Methodist Church
G. Carney
Big Horn Methodist Church
Marshall Chosen in Democratic Hopeful Run for Governor
The article recalls Marshall's rise as a compromise Democratic candidate who overcame a Republican four-year majority to win the governorship by 14,455 votes. Born in North Manchester Indiana on March 14 1854 he studied at Wabash College then law in Fort Wayne and Columbia City. His friends praise steadfast loyalty and his plain democratic doctrine inspired by Jefferson and Jackson.
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Marshall
Manchester
Ind
Wabash College
Tudge Walter Olds
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Jetferson
Ernes Rond
Indiana
Ue Ali
Ile
Tate
Bia
Governor Marshall Characterized by Simplicity and Duty
The article praises Indiana Governor Marshall for plain directness and a disciplined campaign style. It notes his modest demeanor, Presbyterian faith, steady administration, and reforms aiding workers, with emphasis on his domestic life and calm approach to public service.
Bulgarian Army Calls Nation to Arms For War
Bulgarian leader declares mobilization after Balkan nations exhaust patience. He frames action as a sacred duty to aid Christian populations in Turkey, urging armed struggle in defense of human rights with faith in divine protection.
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Turkey
Bulgarian Army Move Commanded Into Turkish Territory
A historical proclamation orders the Bulgarian army to advance into Turkey with the directive Forward. The message invokes divine favor, promising God be with you for the campaign.
Bullet Belongs to Me Says Schrank
John Schrank, the would be Roosevelt assassin, spoke from Milwaukee jail asking about Roosevelt’s status and whether the bullet was found. He declared the bullet his property and said he wills it to the New York Historical Society for exhibition in Albany, with other assets willed to his mother in Germany.
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Roosevelt
Schank
Schrank
New York Historical Society
State Capitol
Albany
New York
Germany
Asbestos promoters must go to trial
Abram F. Minium W E Colyer W A Fisher and Henry F Beeler officers of the International Asbestos company and the Northwestern Asbestos Mills company must stand trial in federal court on charges of using the mails to defraud. Indicted in May the four men are accused of fraudulent stock sales and paying dividends from those transactions to boost sales. Minium is described as the manipulator-in-chief.
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Denver
Colo
Abram F. Minium
E. Colyer
W. A. Fisher
Henry F. Beeler
International Asbestos Company
Northwestern Asbestos Mills Company
Lewis
Minium
W. O. Dickson
Colorado
Manager Kemper Outwits Holdup on House Street
Kemper of the Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Company fended off a street holdup near House and Eighteenth streets shortly before midnight. He talked with the unmasked assailant for several minutes and escaped with cash intact, then gave police a detailed description of the man.
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Kemper
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
House Street
Eighteenth Street
Colorado Rancher Murdered Near State Line
Crown’s Park rancher Michael Flynn was found dead with a back wound near the Colorado Wyoming line. Authorities suspect escapees from the Wyoming penitentiary attacked him after being sighted 35 miles north of the scene. Flynn was returning from Vernal Utah with provisions.
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Craig
Colo
Michael Flynn
Crown's Park
Colorado-Wyoming Line
Flynn
Wyoming Penitentiary
Vernal
Utah
Army Orders Detailing Captain Latrobe to Eighth Cavalry
Washington October 18 Capt Osman Latrobe Jr of the Eighth CavalryDetailed as Major Philippine ScoutsEffective December 2 in place of Captain Claude B Weezey relieved No 30 Captain Bweezey reassigned to the Eighth Cavalry
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Washington
Osman Latrobe Jr
Eighth Cavalry
Claude B. Bweezey
Cavalry
Bweezey
Eighth Valry
Mrs. Marshall to Visit Cheyenne With Husband Tonight
The life long partner of the vice presidential nominee and her husband are reported to arrive in Cheyenne tonight for a Keete hall appearance. No reservations were made for the Plains party and the Democratic central committee is unaware of the speakers movements. The Marshalls have been married twenty years and are widely seen as a devoted pair.
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T. R. Marshall
Cheyenne
Plains
Democratic Central Committee
Keete Hall
United States
Aviator and Lt Hunt Ducks From Hydro Aiplane
Lincoln Beachey and Lieut. L H Brenton rode an army hydro aeroplane on Potomac marshes near Washington to hunt ducks. They swooped down repeatedly fired automatic guns and skimmed the water to bag game.
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Washington
Lincoln Beachey
L. H. Brenton
Potomac
Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Weekend
The Weather service reports fair conditions in Wyoming for Saturday with warmer temperatures in the north. Sunday remains fair and warmer in the north, with occasional light rains in the northern areas.
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Washington
Wyoming
Nouth
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Mra. Rumney
Country Woman's Club
Wheatland
Mra. Weed
Sunrise
Mary
Sarah
Brooks
Curtin
Newcastle
Nobie
Thermopolis
Adan
Mra
Mison Smith
Warshall
Fidiana
J. Frank Manly
Governor Marshall
Presbyterian College
State House
Indianapolis
Freuben County
Lois Kinsey
Grand Junction
Roman Sen, Box
Jonathans, Box
Tallman Sweets
Pewakes
Newton Sweets
Iowa
Blush
Chenstein Bros
the Grocers
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