Deaths Gather Across Regions In Brief Obituary Notices
The Day's Dead reports multiple obituary notices from several cities. Mrs Mary H Gedney who led the Spanish American War Veterans auxiliary died at 59 in Mount Vernon New Jersey. The Marquis de Massa secretary to Napoleon II died in Paris. Robert White McFarland former Miami University president died at 85 in Hamilton Ohio. Rear Admiral John J Read retired USN died at home in Mount Holly New Jersey from heart disease.
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Mary H. Gedney
Paris
Marquis de Massa
Napoleon II
Hamilton
Robert White McFarland
Miami University
Mount Holly
N. J
Join J. Read
Let Me Figure On Your Wiring
An electrician advertises eighteen years of experience and a complete line of lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners. All work guaranteed with prompt attention and options to call or be called to save time and money.
Obituary: Arthur R. Briggs Dies of Heart Disease
Arthur R. Briggs, 71, longtime business leader and former president of the California board of trade, died suddenly today of heart disease. He previously served in the gulf during the Civil War and led the lighthouse service and the navy yard at Portsmouth in San Francisco.
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Navy Yard
Portsmouth
San Francisco
Arthur R. Briggs
Western States Life Insurance Company
California Board of Trade
Pagett Funeral Notice for Phoenix Camp 144 W O W
Neighbors of Phoenix Camp No 144 W O W are asked to meet at Fraternal Hall Wednesday at 2 PM to attend the funeral of our neighbor W F Pagett. Bagley, Con Com.
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Phoenix Camp No. 144
W. F. Pagett
O. T. Bagley
Judge Carey Praised by Cheyenne Woman in Wyoming Race
Therese A. Jenkins lauds Joseph M. Carey in support of his gubernatorial bid. She cites his long service for Wyoming statehood, school reforms, library and reading rooms, opera house, and community aid. She contrasts Carey with opponent Mullen, urging women to vote for Carey and uphold suffrage promises.
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Joseph M. Carey
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Congress
Colorado
Carrie Chapman Catt
Kansas
Susan B. Anthony
Rey
Anna Shaw
House of Representatives
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Mullen
Bertha Mills
Miss Webster
Margaret Knight
Miss Bird
Cheyenne
W. W. Corlette
United States
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Voters Urged to Register Before November Election
Notice urges all unregistered city and Laramie County voters to register by law for the November 8 election. An estimated 1500 to 2000 voters have not yet registered. Registration books are at Dinneen’s Garage in the First Ward, Industrial Club in the Second Ward, and Court House Annex in the Third Ward. Eldorado Dance Club sets weekly dance at Keefe Hall on Wednesday evening October 26, 1910.
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Laramie County
Dinneen'’s
Hobble skirt mishap draws crowd as woman falls in mud puddle
A New York woman in a restrictive hobble skirt strayed into a three inch water-filled street excavation on Seventh Avenue near Porty-third Street. Crowd watched as cab drivers and Officer Thompson freed her from the puddle and she fainted in a nearby drug store before recovering and admitting she dislikes hobble skirts.
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Seventh Avenue
Porty-third Street
Broadway
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Cadillac
Weat Forty-third Street
One of the finest bills at Atlas tonight
The Atlas presents a stellar program headlined by the Potriers, praised as the world’s greatest gymnastics. Lavey and Emerson, Melody manipulators, excite the audience. Gee, DeMonico and the Stellar Truth of the Seven Silver Circles join Prof. Dunn and his title orchestra for a top show. Heaney Built.
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Emerson
Gee, DeMonico and Company
Truih
Seven Silver Circles
Prof. Dunn
Title Orchestra
Heaney
Inquiry Disproves the Railroad Steamship Combine
Chicago October 25 investigators report on the charge that railroads and ocean steamship companies conspired to discriminate in rates and shipments. The inquiry finds no unlawful agreement under current enforcement despite broader concerns about cooperation between transport modes.
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Chicago
Oatean Steamship Companies
Rail rate fixes, ships and railroads probed in Chicago inquiry
A Chicago committee preparing evidence for the Interstate Commerce Commission investigates alleged rail and ocean freight rate schemes. Findings show few discriminatory cross freight rates and that government rail oversight already curbs bias for foreign interests. The piece lists Chicago stage actresses and actors connected to the era, noting departures and early film era names.
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Shippers’ Committee
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago Emerges as Boomtown for Theatrical Stars
Chicago, Oct 25, reports claim the city has become a dramatic hub as stars abandon Broadway for State Street. William Russell fret dreamed of footlights near the West Side wooden house. Mrs. Lelie Carter is Chicago born. Margaret Usington trudged, signaling a local theatrical wave.
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Thespiana
Broadway
State Street
Willian Russell
Lelie Carter
Margaret Usington
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