Oil soaked overalls ignite in Wheatland oil scene
In Wheatland on September 6, F. W. Webster and C. Th. Mason suffered severe burns when oil overflow on their overalls ignited after lighting a torch from a large tank. Webster escaped by rolling in dust, Mason leaped into an irrigation ditch to save himself. A separate incident nearby injured N. A. Guy who was struck on the forehead by a hammer while repairing a ditching machine, suffering a skull fracture but expected to recover.
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Wheatland
F. W. Webster
C. Th. Mason
Mr. Webster
Mr. Mason
N. A. Guy
Guy
Big Place
Here
B. D. Terwilliger
Vital Statistics of State Births and Marriages
The notice lists births including Lander-Hoy son to Mr and Mrs Harry Garett Riverton girl to Mr and Mrs Leon La Porte and PDasin girl to Mr and Mrs D Lewis. Marriages include Lost Cabin Lulu Phillips to Otto Christian Clarmont Verna Harris to Emmett Rucker Sheridan Pauline Howard to Vincent Painter Myrtle Hammond to Fred J Baines.
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Lander—Hoy
Harry Garett
Riverton
Leon la Porte
Pdasin
D. Lewis
Lost Cabin
Lulu Phillips
Otto Christian
Clarmont
Verna M. Harris
Emmett Rucker
Sheridan
Pauline Howard
Vincent Painter
Myrtle, Hammond
Fred J. Baines
Death a Mystery in Casper Water Incident
Casper reports a mysterious death after a man drank a large amount of water at a public site. Authorities investigate the circumstances, identifying no immediate foul play and awaiting autopsy results.
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Casper
Creek Girl Dies After Poison Suspicions At Creek
Mildred Kitts, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Kitts, fell ill after exposure to unknown poison from the creek and died at the Douglas capital. Reports state she swallowed poisous substance. Fire destroys Brown’s general store and office at Basin. insurance partially covers losses.
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Mildred
Basin
T6aia Ataten
Brown
All Feature Bill At Atlas Theatre
The Atlas Theatre curtains fall tonight on a rare all feature program headlined by Emil Chevries the cook’s tun violin act, Fitzgerald and Odell as top comedy acts, and Williard and Bond in the Battle of Buncho Hill. Cheyenne excitement and burlesque action promise lively entertainment with music and films.
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The
Atlas
Emil Chevries
Fitzgerald & Odell
Smile Extractors
Williard
Bond
Buncho Hill
Cheyenne
Chevriel
Willard
O'Dell
Fits
Detective Arrests Italian Man in Murder Plot
A New York detective arrested an Italian man who confessed intent to kill in Brooklyn. The suspect spoke from an elevated train car saying he was going to commit murder, prompting the detective to intervene and escort him for questioning.
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New York
Guariner
Brooklyn
Moore n Right Room House Rack of Capitol
Moore n Right Room appears in a local directory listing with contact G Claver and phone 674. The snippet shows a brief entry likely for a shop or service titled Moore n Right Room House Rack of Capitol.
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Capitol
Claver
James J. Keene Dies in Lexington Hospital
James R. Keene, famed New York stock broker and horseman, died in the Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington after battling pneumonia. He had been ill for several days and his condition worsened as he was transported from New York.
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Lexington
James R. Keene
New York
Civil service exam urged for Cheyenne clerks
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an annual clerk carrier examination for the post office service in Cheyenne Wyoming to be held November 2 1910. Qualified applicants between 18 and 46 are urged to apply at once to the Cheyenne post office local secretary or Seattle district secretary for blanks and information. Applications must be filed with the Seattle district secretary before October 1 1910.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Washington
Beattie Washington
Indian agent William Hawley Santon dies in New York
William Hawley Santon, longtime Indian agent in the West and early Deadwood mining era figure, dies in New York of heart trouble at seventy. He had longstanding ties to the Homestake mine and spent many years as a New York resident.
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New York
William Hawley Santon
West
Deadwood
Homestake
TI is claimed to cure corns and foot pain instantly
An advertisement asserts TI% removes corns bunions calluses and foot pain from the first use. It promises no soreness and compares TI% favorably to other remedies, noting easy application and universal availability at druggists and direct order.
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Hoover
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