City Briefs Bites of News From Cheyenne
Judge Matson expected to return tonight from Douglas after a short court session. New Butch Fried Co fined $10 for disturbing a passenger train. One hundred twenty five drafted infantrymen from Fort D. A. Russell to Wheatland next week. Cheyenne Mason who attended the grand lodge at Rock Springs returned yesterday.
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Matson
Douglas
Fort D. A. Russell
Wheatland
Grand Lodge
Rock Springs
Fire at Union Pacific coal chute suppressed before damage
A small blaze broke out at the Union Pacific coal chute shortly before noon yesterday but was extinguished before any damage occurred.
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Union Pacific
Messenger Boy Exam Open at Cheyenne Post Office
The civil service commission announces an examination for the messenger boy job at Cheyenne post office with a yearly salary of 360 dollars.
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Messenger Boy
Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne Post Office
Mrs Stein Returned to Albany County Seat
Mrs Stein, a Laramie woman detained by Albany county authorities, was yesterday brought back to the county seat where her husband awaits to accuse her of taking his personal property.
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Mes. Stein
Loveland Man Reclaims Daughters After Detention
H L Epperly arrives in Loveland after his daughter and daughter in law were picked up south of Cheyenne and held in the city prison. He returns with the two women and takes them home, ending the detention.
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H. L. Epperly
Loveland
Cheyenne
Hop Heads Fined in Bent Street Opium Raid
Chief Smalley and Officer Bar raided a Bent street hop joint, seized an opium layout, and arrested Bud Sprangles and Avon Cook. Police Judge Bruner found them guilty and fined each twenty dollars.
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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 today in a crowd at the baby parade in Asbury Park New Jersey. The assailant named as Dewitt Moon of Newark claimed self defense as two young women with Smith provoked the quarrel. Smith hospitalized with back and head wounds.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Harold Smith
New York
Dewitt Moon
Newark
Urges Mail Boxes for Safer, Faster Delivery
Washington post office issues circular urging patrons to install mail receptacles or door slots to speed delivery and protect mail. Widespread belief pushes toward mandatory boxes soon. The notes cite fewer delays, reduced misdeliveries, and improved service as benefits, with no agent authority for box sales.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Young Couple's 2500 Mile Elopement Ends in Chicago Arrest
An 18 year old from Richmond Virginia and a 16 year old from Creston Washington traveled from Spokane to Chicago for an elopement. They stepped from a St Paul train into the Chicago area and were placed under arrest by a policeman. The journey began two years earlier when Widner left the Pacific coast to find Nona Kirby.
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Chicago
Sept
George Widner
Richmond
Nona, Kirby
Creston
Wash
Spokane
St. Paul
Widner
Pacific Coast
Henrietta Crosman Promotes Charity Autographs at Capitol Ave
Actress Henrietta Crosman, appearing tonight in Anti Matrimony at Capitol Ave Theatre, offers autographs to fans to benefit the Home for Crippled Children in New York. Fans send twenty five cents with each autograph to support the charity, sometimes yielding larger gifts.
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Henrietta Crosman
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne
Turday
New York
Miss Crosman
Engagement Pursued Despite Ranch Owner Vigilance
A man found work on Miller Kirby’s fruit ranch to pursue marriage with Kirby’s daughter. The couple, engaged four months earlier, have long sought to elope while avoiding Kirby’s watchful eye.
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Tune
Miller Kirby
Percy Smith fur niture store announces reopening plans
Notice states all patrons will receive prompt service and the store will reopen in a few days. Percy Smith urges continued business. Also advertises Syrup of White Pine With Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds from The Palace Pharmacy.
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Percy Smith
Palace Pharmacy
Interesting Atlas Feature on Emile Chevriel at the Atlas
Emile Chevriel a sixty seven year old performer born in France now playing The Bunkhouse Fiddler at the Atlas has a war service record in the navy and army yet has not claimed a pension. He plans to settle later and enjoys vaudeville monkeyshines with the Raymans in Roman rings and Wranees and Warren.
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Emile Chevriel
Atlas
France
United States
Mavy
Ufe
Raymans
Wranees
Warren
Ray
Man Hatore
Atlas Atlas
Notice on Real Estate Sale at 40 Collier’s White Load & Shermas
Auction notice for a room house in a good location with cash price 45 dollars and balance 450 dollars. Property may be bought on terms. calls to 206 Black or 1700 Capitol Ave for details with Collier’s White Load & Shermas Co. involved.
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Roiis
Black
Capitol Ave
La Fave's Recon Structural Remedy Claim
Advertises La Fave's Recon Structural Remedy as a universal tonic to rebuild weakened tissues and conquer diseases. Promises to restore nerves and organs without poisonous drugs, with alleged use for hysteria constipation rheumatism and various female and nervous ailments. Sold by Palace Drug Store for one dollar per bottle.
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Palace Drug Store
Telegraphic Briefs Amid Fire Marriages and Hangs
Fire destroys much of Lebeau with losses reaching 150000. In Kansas City a Denver couple, Risna Shores and Rosaltha Gerr, marry at the courthouse. John D. Roselair, convicted of wife murder in Washington county, is hanged in Salem. Jack Dineen and A. F. Baker meet at the Chickamauga battlefield during the state fair. Potatoes from Colorado ship four carloads to Denver and Kansas City at one dollar per hundred pounds. Old Time Telegraphers and US telegraph corps hold a three day reunion in Chicago. George Lendee, 74, a rail watchman at Papillion, seeks to buy rattlesnakes at 25 cents a pound. Iowa may swing Democratic in November with a large state ticket at stake. L and Coats near Longmont claim a wheat record of 65 pounds to the bushel Tur key Red winter."
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Papillion
Neb
George Lendee
Indigestion Relief Ad and Local Death Notice Collide
An elderly man in Cass County near Murray is found dead, leaving a family of four. Separately an advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin for indigestion and fermentation relief promising quick results within minutes.
Star Spangled Banner Sung For Mrs Howe At Naval Station
Mrs Julia Ward Howe received special honors at Newport R I as the naval apprentice battalion of about 1200 cadets drilled. Col L Robinson and Edward Berwind had offered the cup last year and the battalion moved to honor Mrs Howe as she stood near the parade ground.
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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 in Nebr
Auburn Nebraska September 4 1910 John Ruby a Murray farmer bodies found in Little Nemaha river near Auburn. Sheriff says two men aided in the crime and robbery was the motive. Ruby had traveled to Kansas to invest in game land with companions. Inquest shows no water in lungs indicating death before being thrown from Missouri Pacific train. No clear cause of death yet and officers suspect handbagging or drugging. Ruby reportedly possessed considerable money.
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Auburn
Neb
John Ruby
Murray
Little Nemaha River
Miasouri Pacific Station
Ruby
Soldiers sing Star Spangled Banner at ceremony
The crowd rose as the Star Spangled Banner played. Mrs Howe, riding in an automobile, was carefully moved aside while tears filled her eyes as the boys sang one verse and then marched away.
Let Me Figure On Your Wiring
Advertisement for electrical services by a repairman with eighteen years of experience. Claims a wide range of supplies and fixtures including Tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners. All work guaranteed and prompt attention offered. Call or request a call to save time and money.
Too Many Young Men and Bank Deposits
The article notes that young men with small accounts may fear banks will not care for them. It argues bankers understand how a small start can grow via savings and that most welcome deposits from young men. Citizens National Bank invites their business and pledges 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
Kansas City
Risnathan B. Shores
Rosaltha Gerr
Denver
Salem
Ore
John DD. Roselair
Washington County
Roselair
Sacramento
Cal
Chickamauga
Jack Dineen
Ohio
A. F. Baker
Greeley
Colo
Old Time Telegraphers’ Association
United States Telegraph Corps
Centerville
Iowa
Longmont
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Maurice Campbell
Percy Mackayee
Joan of Arc
Sappho and
Phaon
Pape
Cass County
Mrs, Howe
Farmer Cruplly
S. P. Stevenson
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