Deaths Births and Marriages Noted Across Wyoming Towns
Death notices for John F. Mahoney of Laramie and Nellie J. Riley of Sheridan. William C. Morris listed in Powell. Births include a boy to Harry Malone in Guernsey and a girl to Herman Madsen in Laramie. Marriage announced: Esther Williams to Harl Beecham in Powell.
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Laramie
John F. Mahoney
Sheridan
Nellie J. Riley
Powell
William C. Morris
Harry Malone
B. F. Northup
Herman Madsen
Misa Esther Williams
Harl Beecham
Editor Chaplin Side-Stepping in Carey Attack Debate
Laramie Wyoming October 26 W R Chaplin editor of the Laramie Republican faces pressure to debate John McGill former Albany County senator and independent Republican challenger to Governor J M Carey. Chaplin refuses to print McGill’s reply while McGill’s attacks in the Laramie Boomerang gain traction, placing Chaplin in an awkward spot.
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Carey Republican
Laramie
Wyo
W. R. Chaplin
The
Cheyenne Fund
John McCil
Albany County
Chaplin
McGill
J. M. Carey
Bill Nye
Land Office
Fire destroys barn owned by William Osborn
A barn at Thermopolis belonging to William Osborn was totally destroyed by fire. Firefighters say children playing with matches started the blaze and many hundreds of dollars in feed and farming tools were lost.
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Thermopolis
William Osborn
Passenger abandons train for hurriedly hired rig at Medicine Bow
A West bound Union Pacific passenger, name not learned, left the train at Medicine Bow and hired a rig to drive away in a sudden departure. The incident occurred on a westward-bound schedule site. No further details available in the readable text.
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Medicine Bow
Union, Pacific
Buck Shot From Passenger Coach Proceeds to San Francisco
A man shot a buck from a passenger coach then brought the carcass to town to skin it. He continued on to San Francisco. In Worland on October 20 Hugh Gibreath, a Colter ranchman, was brought in with injuries after his cow pony fell into a hole, with a broken collarbone the worst hurt.
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San Francisco
Hancher
Worland
Hugh GH
Santell Arrested After Saloon Shooting Death
William Santell, initially cleared of serious trouble, is arrested after J Heartley dies from an accidental gunshot in a Lander saloon. Witnesses claim Santell struggled with a third man and held an automatic pistol when the discharge occurred striking Heartley and a bystander. In Hartville a dynamite attempt against Alderman Thomas’s home failed with shocks but no damage. A suspect was detained then released.
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Heth
Lander
William Santell
J. Heartley
Heartley
Douglas
Meartley
Santell
Heartley, & Bystander
Hartville
Alderman -al
Thomas
Tho
Not Guilty of Arson In Toltz Barn Fire Case
Mary Powell, arrested weeks ago on arson charges, was discharged in preliminary hearing for burning Joe Toltz's barn on his Horse Creek ranch. Mas, a Syrian-born resident, claimed fellow countrymen were responsible for the murder attempt against him and his family.
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Mas
St Fe
Laramie
Oct
Mre
Mary Powell
Joe Toltz
Bia Horse Creek Ranch
Seven Days cast announced for Capitol Avenue Theatre
The Seven Days cast includes Mesrs Wagenthals and Kemper in a comedy to be staged at Capitol Avenue Theatre. The show, now in its second year in New York, ran through summer, earning the distinction of a summer staple. Reviews praise its popularity and the vast production values.
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eMesrs
Wagenthals
Kemper
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Astor Theatre
New York
Srpenkine
van Norden
Voters urged to register ahead of November election
Notice warns that October 27 and 28 are key dates for city and county voters to register in time for the November 8 election. About 1500 to 2000 residents have not yet registered, with books at Dinneen's garage in Ward 1, Industrial Club in Ward 2, and Court House Annex in Ward 3. 28 Pen a will sell Cheyenne restaurant business quickly via J M Newman.
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Laramie County
Dinneen
Industrial Club
Bear trap set near Mongaup stream targets game protector
Frederick Steaver, a Monticello game protector, narrowly avoided a deadly bear trap while pursuing deer lawbreakers near Mongaup stream. A decoy letter lured him toward an old cabin, but a laurel fence and a hidden trap thwarted the setup.
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Monticello
N. Y
Frederick Steaver
Mongaup Stream
Stenger
Mongaup
Steager
Merly
Boy Killed by Falling Stone in Feud Over Bonfires
New York, Oct. 26. Fifteen year old Willie McMahon was sitting on a rear fence when a twenty pound paving stone was hurled from a nearby roof, crushing his skull and killing him instantly. Investigators seek Italian youths said to be rivals in a feud over election bonfires as Willie’s Irish-leaning group had been raiding and recovering bonfire materials.
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New York
Willie" McMahon
Willie
Willie McMahon
Ellen Stokes
East Twenty-eighth Street
Young
McMahon
Sommers
Bellevue Hospital
Meier
East Twenty-ninth Street
Young McMahon
Trade Offer for Northern Colo Tile Biz for Wyoming Ranch
J M Newmilan advertises a trade proposal offering a good mercantile tile business in northern Colorado in exchange for a Wyoming ranch. The brief notice indicates a brokered swap idea and seeks potential takers or counteroffers.
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Colo
Wyoming Ranch
Cause of Sharkville Mine Explosion Determined
Denver report by Deputy State Labor Commissioner Gross states that a small body of gas contacted flame, creating compression to explode accumulated dust. The Sharkville mine explosion killed 56 men on October X.
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Denver
Sharkville
Gross
Physician from Portland Endorses Grape-Nuts for Health
A Portland physician urges public health by diet, praising Grape-Nuts as the best food for all conditions from digestion to convalescence. He cites over 20 years of experience and notes the product helps breakfast to start the day and aids weak stomachs without overeating.
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Portland
Oregon
Wellville
Three Men Die in Premature Dynamite Blast
In Central City Colorado F W Moore of Denver Chris Grendmyer of Russell Gulch and John Dean of Central City were killed when dynamite exploded at the Frontenac mine. The blast mutilated their bodies and the incident ties to a land sale worth about 200000 dollars. Proceeds were intended to pay college debt and a large tract of farm land was valued at around a quarter million by the board of appraisers. A separate notice invites attendance at an Organ ized Labor dance at Keefe Hall in Buchanan’s fall orchestra on Thursday evening with tickets one dollar and ladies free.
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Central City
Colo
F. W. Moore
Denver
Chris Grendmyer
Russel] Gulch
John Dean
Frontenac
Rusgel Gulch
Board of Appraisers
Organized Labor of
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Buchanan
Whitman College at Walla Walla aims for Tatonia event
Tatonia Washington reports Whitman College at Walla Walla expects events or activities on or after October 26 as part of a college schedule.
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Tatonia, Wash
Whitman College
Walla Walla Expects
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BLATZ
Davis & Miller
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Guernsey
Mr. and
Machine Organ
Cheyenne Land Office
Keruis Mum
Hilly Neer
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
America
Union Pacific
Bureau of Railroad Motion
Omaha
Neb
Darific
J. M. Newman
Game Law Breakers
Lad
Mart Schacher & Ma
Hart Schaffner
Marx
John Harrington
College
Bank Ts
Publc
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
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