Oil Fire Injures Two Wheatland Men At Fuel Tank
In Wheatland on September 6 F W Webster and C Th Mason suffered oil soaked overalls and burns when a lighting torch ignited spilled fuel. Webster fled into the street and rolled to extinguish, Mason dove into an irrigation ditch to escape the flames. A later report notes N A Guy fractured his skull after a hammer strike during ditching work and is expected to recover.
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B. D. Terwilliger
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listing
Vital statistics show births including a Riverton girl to Mr and Mrs Harry Garett and a PDasin girl to Mr and Mrs D Lewis. Marriages list 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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Harry Garett
Riverton
Leon la Porte
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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 Rumor of Water Draught
Casper reports a death shrouded in mystery after an individual drank a large quantity of water. Authorities investigate the circumstances while residents speculate on the cause and any potential foul play. No official conclusion yet.
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Casper
Creek Poison Suspected In Death Of 11 Year Old
Mildred Kitts, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Kitts, weakened after exposure to creek water and gradually died. A note mentions white urithing from the creek and a fire at Douglas capital disrupting the area. Authorities investigate possible poison ingestion.
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Mildred
All Feature Bill At Atlas Theatre Tonight
Atlas Theatre closes tonight with an all feature program headlined by Emil Chevries a violin act with unusual props followed by Fitzgerald and Odell noted for comedy. Williard and Bond perform the rare Battle of Buncho Hill act while Cheyenne and O Dell race to keep the burlesque fast and funny.
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Fitzgerald & Odell
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Bond
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Cheyenne
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Fits
Detective Nabs Man Plotting Murder on Brooklyn Ride
A New York detective halted an Italian passenger on an elevated train who confessed intent to murder in Brooklyn. The arrest followed an anxious exchange as the suspect declared he was heading to commit the crime, prompting police action.
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Rawlins
Jiarry Caley
N. R. Eastman
Frank Romero
New York
Guariner
Brooklyn
Mooren Right Room House Rack of Capitol Port NHNT
Government notice fragment listing Mohan Claver with phone 674. Post appears to reference a Capitol room rack and contact details. The readable text is fragmented and unclear.
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Capitol
Claver
James J Keene Dies in Lexington at 75
James R Keene, famous New York stock broker and horseman, died in Lexington Kentucky hospital after battling pneumonia. He arrived from New York while his condition worsened and his lungs failed. physicians reported he passed this morning.
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Lexington
James R. Keene
New York
Civil Service Post Office Exam Planned for Cheyenne
The United States civil service commission announces the annual clerk and carrier examination for the Cheyenne Wyoming Post Office to be held November 2 1910. Due to a shortage of male eligibles all qualified persons 18 to 46 are urged to apply at once. Applications close October 1 1910 with the district secretary in Seattle or the local Cheyenne post office.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Washington
Beattie Washington
Indian Agent William Hawley Santon Dies in New York
William Hawley Santon, longtime indie agent in the West and an early Deadwood mining figure, dies in New York at seventy from heart trouble. He built wealth through Homestake mine interests after years in New York.
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William Hawley Santon
West
Deadwood
Homestake
TI% Corn Remedy Promises Pain Free Feet
A testimonial style ad claims TI% relieves corn bunion and callous pain on first use. It describes rapid improvement, easy rubbing action, and compares favorably to other remedies. The narrator urges readers to try TI% at druggists or direct purchase.
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Hoover
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