Runaway Buggy Crash Injures Three in Smith Creek Area
Mrs A S Miller wife of a local lumberman and Mrs E B Foster plus an 8 year old boy were dragged through a barb wire fence when frightened horses overturned their buggy. Mrs Miller suffered a deep gash and facial injuries while Mrs Foster's leg was badly damaged and the boy bruised. They walked to the Sullivan ranch before a physician from the county seat treated them after a sixteen mile trek.
Vital Statistics of State Deaths and Births
Vital statistics record births and deaths by location and parents. Entries include Edward Meyer age sixty six, Mrs J D Burks, and multiple newborns such as a girl to Mr and Mrs John Proffit and a girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickman in Cokeville, plus a Laramie girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kirsch and a Laramie Miss Annie Hudson to James McVee Jackson in Hanna.
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Kirths
Cokeville
John Proffit
Thomas Hickman
Laramie
Joseph Kirsch
Annie Hudson
James McVee Jackson
Hanna
Tragic Wyoming foreman killed in wagon accident
Hiram Lougee, general foreman for Healy Patterson and Healy ranch at Buffalo, died when his wagon pitched him overboard after a rifle shot startled his team. He had stopped to fire at a wolf seen on the road between Clearmont and Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Hiram Lougee
Healy, Patterson and Healy
Clearmont
Lougee
Boy Loses Thumb After Contact With Live Wire
Sheridan reports a seven year old boy Fred Quirk touched a hanging electric line and suffered complete amputation of the thumb on his right hand. He was rendered unconscious by the shock as residents race to control a spreading forest fire near Black Mountain.
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Sheridan
Fred Quirk
Littl
Forest rangers report fires near Prospect and Mohawk creeks out
Forester McDonald leads rangers as renewed bird wind fury threatens the forest. Rangers say fires around Prospect and Mohawk creeks have been extinguished and the blaze is under control.
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Forest Rangers
Ames
Forester McDonald
keoWn
Prospect
Depot Destroyed in Lovell Fire Claims Papers and Freight
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy depot at Lovell was totally destroyed by a fire of unknown origin. The flames destroyed the building and all company papers and a large amount of freight. In Kemmerer a new school building and an addition are planned after a bond election delay. Jackson reports wildfires in Jackson Hole with a major blaze on Antelope Flat now controlled. Lander notes Wyoming Copper plant at South Pass destroyed by fire causing huge losses.
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Lovell
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Kemmerer
Jackson
Jackson Hole Country
Hole
Lander
Wyoming Copper Company
South Pass
Lyric Theatre Installs Large Mirror Screen
The Lyric Theatre unveils an immense 3 inch by 15 foot plate glass mirror screen with ground front replacing the old device. The clearer reproduction makes scenes look real, though viewers see a reflection not the actual event. Cost exceeded 500 dollars but patrons gain substantial viewing improvement and management credit.
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Lyric Theatre
Population of Greater New York Exceeds Five Million
Washington reports Greater New York at 4,766,885 residents. The 1900 to 1910 growth shows a 377 percent rise, ranking it as the world second largest city after London.
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Washington
New York
London
Befize Almond Lotion Sunscreen Mentioned for Travel
A travel tip advises carrying Befize Almond Lotion sold by Palace Pharmacy to prevent sunburn and tan during country trips.
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Palace Tharmacy
Canadians Seek Facts On Exodus Of Americans To Canada
Washington reports cite a Winnipeg indignation meeting over alleged Canadian emigration. Treasury figures contradict Interior Service data, with officials noting cross-border return duties and declarations. Projections warn of a possible rush of American settlers to the West if exaggerations persist.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Washington, D. C
Department of State
J. BE. Jones
Department
United States
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Treasury Department
Interior
State Department
Jones
Reclamation” Service
America
Pearson ‘of
Uipes
Walt
William Pearson
All Star Team Games Proposed After World Series
Cincinnati report notes Dr Fiatcher promoting a two week series of ten games in October between an All-National team and an All-American team led by Ty Cobb. Cities across several states will host the events with players earning 500 to 750 dollars per appearance.
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Cincinnati
DR. Fiatcher
Ty Cobb
Let Me Figure On Your Wiring City Ad
An electrician offers wiring services with proper installation to prevent fires. He advertises a full range of supplies and fixtures, tungsten lamps, motors, dynamos, vacuum cleaners, and guaranteed work. Prompt attention and home calls promised to save time and money.
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Saed
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