Madame Le Mar Clairvoyant Palmist at Atlas Hotel
A Cheyenne notice promotes Madame Le Mar a clairvoyant palm reader offering to reveal causes of bad luck and guidance to love and success. The ad claims reunions of separated families and faster marriages through her scientific advice, with private parlors at 200% West Sixteenth Street and palm readings discounted to 50 cents from 9 am to 8 pm.
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Madame le Mar
le Mar
Atlas_ Hotel
West Sixteenth Street
TIZ For Tender Feet heals corns and bunions
A 19th century product promises to cure corns callouses bunions and other foot ailments. It claims to draw out inflammation and soreness and allows smaller shoes. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago and recommended by Sands Drug Co and Palace Pharmacy with 25 cents per box.
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Walter Luther Dodge &Co
Chicago
Sands Drug Co
Palace Pharmacy
Elks to State Fair Train Trip From Douglas Casper
City briefs report Elks from a rival lodge plan to attend the State Fair at Douglas. They will travel on a special train first to Casper and then return with the Casper Elks to Douglas. Also noted is a postponed railroad employers meeting and two new incorporations in Thermopolis and for the Wyoming-Colorado Engineering company.
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Lodge of Elks
Douglas
Casper
Casper Elks
Big Horn Sanitarium Company of
Thermopolis
Wyoming-olorado Engineering Company
Repairing offices to house Judge Matson at courthouse
Yesterday workers repaired the former county treasurer’s room in the courthouse to be occupied by Judge Matson. The board of county commissioners announced artesian water will be supplied to public schools in the city starting with the fall term next Tuesday. Heavy hail reported from the dry farming district east of Cheyenne damaged late harvested grain. Collier's White Bread at Sherman Co.
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Court House
Matson
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Hold up on liner Buckman told by Wise and West
San Francisco reports George W. Wise recounts the Buckman hijack. West, later identified as Frank B. Wood, forced entry with guns, shot Captain Wood at the wheelhouse, and leaped overboard as Wise watched. Bootewain Sanford Wilson and Chief Sneer Collins captured Wise.
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San Francisco
Cal
High Seas
George W. Wise
Wood
Wise
West
Go Wast
Bootewain
Sanford Wilson
Sneer Collins
Frank B. Wood
Pensacola
Plan Proposed to Raise the Maine From Havana Harbor
John S. O Rourke proposes a cradle and caisson method to lift the Maine from its wreck in Havana harbor. The plan involves timber docks, pneumatic caissons, wire cables, and about a thousand men to operate jacks. Taft reportedly regards the proposal favorably as the cause of the sinking remains disputed between American and Spanish investigations.
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John S’. O'Rourke
Wideao
Maine
Havana Harbor
Taft
Walker
Mr. O'Rourke
Havana
Eight Accused Men Fined by Justice McGinn Court
Justice William McGinn presided over eight trials in which all defendants either pleaded guilty or were convicted. Alaysius Tearney faced theft charges for taking $1.80 worth of tobacco from the Colorado.
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Justice of the Peace
William McGinn
Alaysuis Tearney
Colorado
Local court fines and sentences in a Southern railroad case
The report lists fines and jail terms for multiple defendants on various charges. Arthur D. Vosburg faces 100 dollars and costs plus ten days in jail for unlawful cohabitation. Others cited include Harry Wright for clothes theft 15 dollars, Charles Fields 16 dollars, Martin Ortega 26 dollars with one day in jail, Sam Cooper 1 dollar, Harry O'Toole 5 cents, and George Shephard 104 dollars with sixty days in jail for a bad check.
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Southern Railroad
Arthur D. Vosburg
Harry JL. Wright
Charles Fields
Martin Ortega
Sam Cooper
Harry O’toole
Godde
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
George Shephard
Fourth Cavalry Home After Tip to Wyoming
The Fourtee, under Colonel Beever, plus wagon and pack trains, completed a sixty day practice march to Dale Creek Wyoming and returned to Fort Meade this forenoon. Soldiers reported good health despite water shortages in Wyoming and a hay shortage for horses.
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Fourth Cavalry
Wyoming
Sturgis
Beever
Dale Creek
Wyo
Fort Meade
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Gleason Mercantile CO
T& Mar
United States
Tial
Nature
Solomon
Stephen Bacon
Rochester
Gloytsaratree
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt ST
New York City
Elks
Collier's
Sherman Co
Jd. M. Calfas
Boatswain
George Washington Wise
Pipanr
Plate Ratia
Conwriantese
Satae
Ewell Park
Fred Mueller Saddle and Harness CO
Larimer St
Denver
Colo
Pub. Moe
Eld. de Tite
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
Carey Avenue
the Wardrobe Company
J. Sigwalt
Carey Ave
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