State Deaths and Marriages Notice Summary
Deaths listed for Kemmerer Evanston Wheatland Sheridan Riverton Rock Springs Lander Moorcreft and Lusk births noted. Marriages include Ruth Chapman and Harrold Fabian Evanston Lula Crumb and F P Nelson Lander Race Raves and M Hudson Kate Mattee and Frank Brissertt Milas Virgie Nichols and M C Cover Sara Storm and M Holmes.
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Moorcréft
W. K. Somers
Rock Springs
John Clark
Svanston
Ruth Chapman
Harrold Fabian
Evanston
Lula Crumb
F. P. Nelson
Lander
Race
M. Hudson
Sheridan
Kate Mattee
Frank
Brissertt
Thermopolis
Milas Virgie
Alice Nichols
M. C. Cover
Sundance
Sara Storm
M. Holmes
Troublesome Prisoner Gone After Escape Attempt
Sheridan reports William Wallace, once the citys most troublesome prisoner, escaped after breaching a jail chimney with a small shovel but was recaptured and later allowed to pass beyond city limits. Bascom Skaggs was held to the district court for murder in the second degree with bond set at 6000. Union Pacific Utah division operations move from Ogden to Green River Wyoming with officials relocated.
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Sheridan
William Wallace
Wallace
Elity
R. Hoop
Green River
Utah
Union Pacific
Ogden
Wyoming
William Jeffers
Rawlina
Wyo
Park City
Suicide and shooting reported in two Western towns
In Powell Oregon, William C. Morris, a Colorado migrant, killed himself with a 22 caliber bullet to the forehead, his wife nearby. In Shoshoni, John Hardy was shot in a saloon during a card game by William Sartell, who claims the shooting was accidental. Hardy was taken to Douglas hospital with a likely fatal wound.
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Powell
William C. Morris
Colorado
Morris
John Hardy
William Sartell
Sartell
Hardy Lige
Douglas Hospital
Man Mauled by Horse At Feed, Arm in Peril
Flyntville reports Henry C. Church attacked by a vicious horse as he entered the stall to feed it. He was knocked down and his right arm severely slashed, flesh nearly stripped to the bone, until rescuers beat the animal away. The condition is described as dangerous but time spared the leg. Basin reports a ranch home destroyed.
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Flyntville
Henry C. Church
Don
House Fire Destroys Ranch Home on Brokenback Road
Hd Ward Cnruthera’s ranch home on Brokenback Road and its contents were destroyed by fire caused by a burning match dropped into a box of wood. The family barely escaped with their lives leaving most clothing behind. loss estimated in the thousands.
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Hdward Cnruthera
Hunter Injured in Ducking Accident near Evanston
Walter Murray, a prominent young Evanston resident, had part of his hand torn and several stitches after his gun discharged while duck hunting. He grabbed the muzzle to prevent a slide, risking amputation of his enter hand.
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Hanter
Hvenston
Walter Murray
Reno Divorces Stir Colony News With Manly Attire
In Reno Nevada on October 24 two New York women Mrs Francea R Lampe and Mrs Florrie My Cullen filed for divorce alleging cruelty and non support. The pair, living in a cottage since arrival, appeared in jackets and trousers riding astride to shock society and inspire local fashion chatter.
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Reno. Nev
Reno
Francea R. Lampe
Florrie My Culen
New York
Lempe
Nevada
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Leo Stevens
Asbury Park
Y. M
Seven Days at Capitol Avenue theatre praised by Ainslee's Magazine
Ainslee's Magazine hails the comedy Seven Days as a witty drawing room farce with broad appeal as it heads to the Capitol Avenue theatre in Philadelphia. The piece centers on love and social foibles amid a New York Broadway pedigree and a prestigious cast from Messina Wagenhals and Kemper.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
New York
Messia
Board of Education Orders Fencing Classes Dress Code
In a new policy, girls wanting to learn fencing must wear bloomers and blouses. Corsets are banned. violators will be removed from fencing classes as directed by the Board of Education.
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Board of Education
Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting Tonight
Knights of Columbus announce a regular meeting tonight with invites to attend and participate in planned activities led by W HR June and Recordar.
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Knights OF Columbus
June
Recordar
Cheyenne Man A Friend Of Chief Engineer To Aviator
A period portrait accompanies Melvin Vaniman the Ilithé chief engineer on Walter Wellman's balloon attempt to cross the Atlantic. J Lovett Rockwell of Cheyenne is named as Vaniman's close friend. The article notes Vaniman's past as a tenor and his skill in photography later adopted by various motions worldwide.
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Melvin Vainman
Ilithé
Walter Wellman
Atlantic Ocean
J. Lovett
Rockwell
Cheyenne
Vaniman
Messrs
Boston Lyric
Stenor
Atlantic City Girls to Join School Fencing Classes
In Atlantic City on October 24, Preuy High School announces mandatory discard of corsets to join fencing classes in the school gymnasium. The policy aims to ensure safety and proper training for female students.
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Guils
Pench
Atlantic City
Preuy High’ School
Girled
Concete
Bone
Walaly
Man Wanted Here Again At Liberty
Sheriff warns that Boise Idaho authorities have Uberated A Collins who was arrested there on a fraud charge involving 62,000. Fort officers release details while noting ongoing search and a local case context.
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Pat Aayes
Boise
Idaho
A. ©. Collins
Loos
Br. W. A. Wyman
Hayes
Collina
ThirteenYearOld Holds Priest at Gunpoint in Schoolroom
George Mastriano, 13, of 229 Past One Hundred Fifty first Street New York, threatened Father Merighi and ten pupils with a revolver in Our Lady of Pity school. The weapon misfired. he surrendered to a police officer. The incident followed punishment for a board-written name.
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New York
George Mastriano
George
Sama
Man Arrested for Hair Tonic Love Turns Burglar Tale
Philadelphia report says Thomas Fitzgerald was arrested after an infatuation with a perfumed hair tonic led to a burglary charge. Early this morning Mrs. Fannie Merkie and Mrs. Howe provided statements linking the incident to Fitzgerald's pursuit of the tonic.
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Donic Porglar
Philadelphia
Thomas Fitzgerald
Fannie Merkie Sod
Mra
Howe
Quince in Milk Allegedly Kills Young Artist
Elisabeth New Jersey October 24 Henry Reets a young artist died at his home after eating raw quince pieces soaked in milk. He cut the quince placed the pieces in milk and four hours later suffered violent stomach pains. He had married only four months ago.
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Elisabeth
N. J
Henry Reets
Reetz
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Patrick McCoy
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Perry D. Wagoner
Elmer Bretenal
M. Hogan
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Lusk
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Wellville
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A. I. Cross
Qet
Union Pacific Coal Co
Union Pacific Coal Company
Greybull
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Ainslee
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Merkle
Haxerford Avenue
Mrs. Merkle
Emma
M. Vaniman
Wellman
Hal
Pioneer Park
WYETH
Ema
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New York, N. Y
J. Roedel
Stock Growers National Ban
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
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