State News Deaths and Marriages Listing
Deaths listed for Kemmerer Evanston Wheatland Sheridan Riverton Rock Springs and other towns with newborn and marriage notices. Names include Elizabeth Baden Emma Sophia Swan Patrick McCoy Perry Wagoner Elmer Bretenal and M Hogan Gaylord Hargraves Somers John Clark Chap man Nelson Hudson Mattee Brissertt Nichols Cover Storm.
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Den
Wheatland
Emma Sophia Swan
Sheridan
Patrick McCoy
Riverton
Perry D. Wagoner
Rock Springs
Elmer Bretenal
Moorcréft
W. K. Somers
John Clark
Svanston
Ruth Chapman
Harrold Fabian
Evanston
Lula Crumb
F. P. Nelson
Lander
Race
M. Hudson
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, noted as the citys most troublesome prisoner, escaped after a failed attempt aided by a guard’s absence. He later returned to labor on the chain gang but vanished again following a dramatic chimney attack and a blue streak of light seen down the street. Skaggs held for murder. bail set. Union Pacific Wyoming division moved headquarters from Ogden to Green River with supervision by William Jeffers.
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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 at Montana homestead halts Morris life
Powell Oct 24 William C Morris formerly of Colorado located on a homestead south of Powell committed suicide with a 22 caliber bullet to the forehead his wife in an adjacent room heard the shot and found him dead before reaching him.
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Powell
William C. Morris
Colorado
Morris
Horse Attack Leaves Man Injured at Feed Stall
Flyntville report states Henry C. Church was knocked down and his right arm severely mauled by a vicious horse as he entered the stall to feed it. Rescue came after beating the animal away. doctors fear possible loss of the limb as condition remains dangerous. Basin ranch home destroyed. incident reported at Basin on Oct. 24.
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Flyntville
Henry C. Church
Don
Fire destroys Hd ward Cnruthera ranch home and contents
A fire at the Hd ward Cnruthera ranch home near Brokenback destroyed the residence and its contents after a burning match dropped into a box of wood. The family barely escaped with their lives leaving clothing behind. Loss estimated in the thousands.
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Hdward Cnruthera
Hunter shot near Evanston after gun discharges on bank
Walter Murray, a prominent Evanston youth, lost part of his hand when a gun discharged while he tried to hold the muzzle of a sliding bank. Doctors fear amputation as the injury from the accident near Hanter Shot is treated.
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Hanter
Hvenston
Walter Murray
Reno Divorces Stir Colony Fashion Drift
Reno Nev Oct 24 The heal dressed women in Reno filed sealed divorces citing cruelty and non support Both New York natives Mrs Francea R Lampe and Mrs Florrie My Cullen lived together in a cottage since arriving The pair appeared in jackets and trousers astride their mounts shocking society before public displays inspired by local tableaux and fashion trends
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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 Comedy In Local Spotlight At Capitol Avenue
Ainslee's Magazine lauds the comedy Seven Days as drawing room fun with modern wit. The Capitol Avenue theatre hosts a Friday performance by a New York cast sent by Messia, Wagenhals & Kemper from the Astor. Rueppel returns to the Merkle home as intrigue unfolds with perfume, a tonic bottle search, and Fitzgerald fleeing into the street.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
New York
Messia
Rueppel
Merkle
Haxerford Avenue
Mrs. Merkle
Emma
Education Board Ends Corsets in Fencing Classes
The Board of Education orders dress rules for fencing lessons, requiring bloomers and blouses for girls who wish to learn to manipulate foils. Corsets will lead to removal from the classes.
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Board of Education
Knights of Columbus Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Knights of Columbus announce a regular meeting tonight with remarks about upcoming activities. W HR June Recordar notes members should attend for updates and plans.
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Knights OF Columbus
June
Recordar
Cheyenne Man Friend of Chief Engineer to Aviator
In the accompanying cut a likeness shows Melvin Vaniman the chief engineer who led Walter Wellman’s balloon flight attempt to cross the Atlantic. J Lovett Rockwell of Cheyenne is a close friend and former Boston Lyric Opera member. Vaniman was a noted singer and artist who produced photographic works used by various motions.
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Melvin Vainman
Ilithé
Walter Wellman
Atlantic Ocean
J. Lovett
Rockwell
Cheyenne
Vaniman
Messrs
Boston Lyric
Stenor
Atlantic City Girls to Ditch Corsets for Fencing Classes
In Atlantic City on October 24, Preuy High School will require female students to discard corsets or bone walaly to participate in newly charted fencing classes in the school gymnasium, aiming to modernize exercise attire and activities.
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Guils
Pench
Atlantic City
Preuy High’ School
Girled
Concete
Bone
Walaly
Man Wanted Here Again At Liberty
Sheriff reports Boise authorities arrested A. Collins on a fraud charge involving Br. W. A. Wy man and a $62,000 loss. Hayes is seeking Collins after the Boise arrest. An Fort officer notes classroom teaching confusion over a booklet and scale building using sharps and oats.
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Pat Aayes
Boise
Idaho
A. ©. Collins
Loos
Br. W. A. Wyman
Hayes
Collina
ThirteenYearOld Boy Brandishes Revolver in New York School
George Mastriano, 13, held up a priest and terrified ten pupils at Our Lady of Pity school in New York. The student from the Catholic Protectory drew a pistol and threatened to shoot unless orders were followed, then surrendered to police when the weapon proved faulty.
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New York
George Mastriano
George
Sama
Burglar seized over fancy hair tonic love tale
Philadelphia report states Thomas Fitzgerald was arrested early today after his affection for a perfumed hair tonic led to a burglary charge. A woman, identified as Fannie Merkie, and Mrs. Howe were involved in the ensuing events.
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Donic Porglar
Philadelphia
Thomas Fitzgerald
Fannie Merkie Sod
Mra
Howe
Quince in Milk Kills Artist in Elisabeth
Henry Reets, a young artist living in Elisabeth New Jersey, died after eating raw quince pieces steeped in milk. He cut the quince from his garden, placed pieces in milk, and four hours later suffered violent stomach pains and intense agony. He had been married only four months.
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Elisabeth
N. J
Henry Reets
Reetz
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Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
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