Judge Matson to Return After Short Douglas Session
Judge Matson is expected to return tonight from Douglas where he held a brief court session. New Butch Fried Co reports a Union Pacific butcher fined ten dollars for creating a disturbance aboard a passenger train. One hundred twenty five infantry volunteers from Fort D. A. Russell head to Wheatland next week. Many Cheyenne Ma song attendees of the Rock Springs grand lodge return to the city yesterday.
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Matson
Douglas
Fort D. A. Russell
Wheatland
Grand Lodge
Rock Springs
Blaze at Union Pacific coal chute briefly erupts
A small fire started at the Union Pacific coal chute shortly before noon yesterday and was extinguished before causing any damage.
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Union Pacific
Messenger Boy Post At Cheyenne Office
The civil service commission announces an examination for a messenger boy at the Cheyenne post office. The position offers a salary of 360 dollars per year.
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Messenger Boy
Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne Post Office
Mrs Stein Returns From Detention in Albany County
Mrs Stein, held by Albany county authorities after arrest here, was returned to the Albany county seat yesterday. Her husband awaits her and intends to accuse her of taking all his personal property.
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Mes. Stein
Loveland man Reclaims Daughters From City Prison
H L Epperly arrived in the city yesterday and returned with his daughter and daughter-in-law who had been picked up south of Cheyenne and held in the city jail, then took them home last evening.
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H. L. Epperly
Loveland
Cheyenne
Hop Heads Fined After Bent Street Raid
Chief Smalley and a police officer raided a hop joint on Bent street. They confiscated an opium layout and arrested Bud Sprangles and Avon Cook. Both were found guilty by Police Judge Bruner and fined twenty dollars each.
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Smalley
Barhard
Bent Street
Bud Sprangles
Avon Cook
Bruner
Photographer stabbed in crowd at Asbury Park parade
Harold Smith a New York photographer was stabbed in the back and head during a baby parade at Asbury Park New Jersey. He resisted a remark from two young women and was attacked by a Newark man named Dewitt Moon who was arrested.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Harold Smith
New York
Dewitt Moon
Newark
Post Office Urges Receptacles for Safe Mail Delivery
Washington circulates guidance to postmasters urging patrons to install mail receptacles or door slots to speed delivery and reduce losses. The effort aims to improve service, protect mail from weather and theft, and shorten carrier routes, noting boxes greatly outweigh the expense.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Twenty Five Hundred Mile Elopement Ends in Chicago
George Widner an 18 year old from Richmond Virginia and Nona Kirby a 16 year old from Creston Washington were arrested in Chicago after arriving by train from Spokane. The pair had planned a long elopement journey across the country. Their abrupt stop in the city occurred when a Chicago policeman detained them at the station. The story notes Widner previously journeyed to the Pacific coast two years earlier in pursuit of his unknown plans.
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Chicago
Sept
George Widner
Richmond
Nona, Kirby
Creston
Wash
Spokane
St. Paul
Widner
Pacific Coast
Henrietta Crosman Promotes Autographs For Charity
Actress Henrietta Crosman, appearing tonight at the Capitol Ave Theatre in Anti Matrimony, uses autograph requests to raise funds for the Home for Crippled Children in New York. Fans are asked to send twenty five cents with each autographed card, with proceeds often exceeding the stated amount.
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Henrietta Crosman
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne
Turday
New York
Miss Crosman
Engagement Ends in Evasion at Miller Kirby Ranch
A couple, engaged four months, sought to elude Miller Kirby’s watch to marry on his fruit ranch. The search for a clandestine wedding continues amid family opposition and local scrutiny.
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Tune
Miller Kirby
Percy Smith store to reopen soon after notice
Notice to patrons that Percy Smith furniture store will be open for business again in a few days and that payments will receive prompt courteous attention. Also promotes Syrup of White Pine With Tar from The Palace Pharmacy as a cough remedy.
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Percy Smith
Palace Pharmacy
Interesting Atlas Character Emile Chevriel Fiddler at the Atlas
Emile Chevriel, fifty seven, stars The Bunkhouse Fiddler at the Atlas. Born in France, he came to the U S in 1861, served as powder monkey in the Navy and drummer boy in the Army, then vaudeville performer. He has avoided applying for a pension, joking he will settle down in 25 or 30 years. The local vaudeville scene features Raymans, Wranees and Warren with bolstering performances and a new comedy animation The Man Hat ore Club drawing applause.
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Emile Chevriel
Atlas
France
United States
Mavy
Ufe
Raymans
Wranees
Warren
Ray
Man Hatore
Atlas Atlas
Notice of Quick Sale on Room House at Prime Location
Real estate notice indicates a room house at a good location is offered for cash 450 balance terms. The sale requires immediate action and provides contact numbers 206 Black or 1700 Capitol Ave for details. Collier's White Load & Shermas Co. handles the listing.
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Roiis
Black
Capitol Ave
La Fave's Recon Structural Remedy claims broad health cure
An 19th or early 20th century medical ad touts La Fave's Recon Structural Remedy as rebuilding weakened tissues and curing hysteria constipation female irregularities rheumatism nervous prostration memory loss and liver kidney nerve disorders. It markets as a safe tonic sold by Palace Drug Store for one dollar a bottle.
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Palace Drug Store
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
Fire devastates most of Lebeau causing estimated losses of 150000 dollars. In Denver a 72 year old Risna Shores and 65 year old Rosaltha Gerr wed at the courthouse. John Roselair, convicted of wife murder in Washington county, was hanged in Salem. Jack Dineen of Ohio and A F Baker of the city met at the state fair. First shipment of potatoes from Greeley to Denver and Kansas City totals four carloads at one dollar per hundred pounds. Old Time Telegraphers and US telegraph corps hold a three day reunion in Chicago with attendees from 260 cities. George Lendee of Papillion seeks rattlesnakes at 25 cents per pound. Iowa politics prime for Democrat gains in November as the slate faces a strong challenge. L B Coats near Longmont claims a 60 pound bushel wheat record Tur keys Red winter.
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Greeley
Colo
Denver
Kansas City
Indigestion Relief Promise in 5 Minutes with Diapepsin
A Kansas newspaper notes Diapepsin promises quick relief from indigestion and related symptoms by stopping fermentation of undigested food. The ad urges readers to ask their pharmacist for a 56 cent case and a 22 grain Tri Angule for rapid results. Also included is a brief obituary noting a 47 year old landowner from Cass County with four children.
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Pape
Star Spangled Banner Sung for Mrs Howe at naval station
Mrs Julia Ward Howe received special honors at a U S naval training station observing the naval apprentice battalion drill. About 1200 cadets marched past as she stood with Col Robinson and Edward Berwind during the ceremony.
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Newport
Julia Ward Howe
United States Naval Training Station
Naval Apprentice
L. ¥. Robinson
Edward Berwind
Gailera
Lowe
Alking
Farmer Crupolly Murdered for His Money
Auburn Nebraska September 4 The body of John Ruby a Murray farmer was found in the Little Nemaha river near town. Sheriff evidence points to a two man robbery killing motive with the victim drugged or handbagged and then disposed of from a Missouri Pacific train. Ruby had recently traveled to Southwest Kansas with others to view land investments.
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Auburn
Neb
John Ruby
Murray
Little Nemaha River
Miasouri Pacific Station
Ruby
Unclear Scene as War Song Plays in Auto Parade
During a brief ceremony a crowd stands for the Star Spangled Banner while Mrs Howe, seated in an automobile, is gently moved aside. Tears appear in her eyes as the group chants one verse and then marches away, ending the moment.
Wiring Expert Promises Safe Service and Supplies
An ad boasting eighteen years of experience warns improper installation can burn you out. The electrician claims the most complete ring of supplies in the city, including Tungsten lamps and vacuum cleaners, with all work guaranteed and prompt attention offered. Call for service or an on-site visit.
Too Many Young Men and Bank Deposits
The article notes young men start with small deposit accounts and fear they will grow. bankers know habits form easily and welcome small beginnings. Citizens National Bank invites the business of young men and promises cordial cooperation.
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Citizens National Bank
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Electa Coffee
Electa
Capitol Commercial VO
Butch Fried
Sherman Co
Paver
Ocper Ib
Washington Market
Collier's
Shermas Ce
LA Fave
Waterson
M. D
Lebeau
Risnathan B. Shores
Rosaltha Gerr
Salem
Ore
John DD. Roselair
Washington County
Roselair
Sacramento
Cal
Chickamauga
Jack Dineen
Ohio
A. F. Baker
Old Time Telegraphers’ Association
United States Telegraph Corps
Papillion
George Lendee
Centerville
Iowa
Longmont
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Maurice Campbell
Percy Mackayee
Joan of Arc
Sappho and
Phaon
Cass County
Mrs, Howe
Farmer Cruplly
S. P. Stevenson
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