Women Club Activities and Local Notices
Community notices from Mount Mellick and area clubs include meetings of the G1 A to B of L B this afternoon at J C C F hall and Alpha Club at the Carnegie Library with a literary program. State Federation plans, Congregational Aid Society gatherings, W C T U meeting, and a Lawn Social are listed along with a Baptist Ladies bake sale next Saturday. In New York a Wilson campaign fund total reaches 175000 with major gifts from Morionthau, Penfield, and Goldman each at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation
New York
Henry Morionthau
National Executive Committee
Flc. Penfield
Germantown
Henry Goldman
Church Guild Hosts and Ladies Circle Meet
In church circles the St. Mark's Guild will host a meeting Friday afternoon at the Parish House with Abs F. T. Bartley and Mrs. Harry Hoffman as hosts. The Jewish Ladies' Circle meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. Sherman's home on 24th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BR. O. Sistertied
Kensington
W. C. Mentzer
47Rd Street
Bert Gleason
Qlentzer
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
B. Wf. Finkbvinder
Raat 25Th Street
Hoatessen
W. W. Gleason
Nert Gleason
Laiella Moore
EB. Verry
T. Paul Wilcox
Misa McCrui
Abs
F. T. Bartley
Harry Hoffman
Hoetesaes
St. Mark's Guild
Pareh House
J. Sherman
24Th Street
Impor
Inquest Fails to Solve Greek Girl Death Mystery
Coroner Beard presides over the inquest into Alexandra Chronis death in a South Cheyenne boarding house. Greek boarders testified that she was found in S Markapolis room with a revolver beside the bed. Police think powder burns on her face suggest accidental self harm. proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Chronis
South Cheyenne
Beard
S. Markapolis
Engagement of Mint Official Miss Kelley to Major Callan
Miss Margaret Kelley chief clerk to the director of the United States mint and the highest paid woman employed by the federal government is announced to wed Major Robert Callan of the coast artillery in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Kelley has served several times as acting director of the mint.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Margaret Kelley
United States Mint
Robert Callan
Coast Artillery
Kelley
Mint
Ninth Cavalry Ready for Mexico Border Movement
Troops of the Ninth Cavalry prepare to move toward the Mexico border. trains of 87 cars depart from Omaha and Denver, with Union Pacific and Santa Fe coordination. Pay issues resolved on board as rain and crowds observe the departure with orderly farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Generan
Incom
Omaha
Chamberlain
Peallmat Co
Denver
Jeffers Down
F. 8. Armstrong
Santa Fe
Deming
N. M
Southern Pacific
Douglas
Noblexr
Sth Cavalry
Congress
Noble
Border Crisis Escalates As Troops Rush To Border
Troops and bullets rush to the border as intervention nears amid reports of plans to seize capital. In Mexico City Serna and three followers were executed after confessing aims to loot on a national holiday. In Cananea 500 Americans remain isolated while rifles and ammunition arrive from the San Antonio arsenal under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tonio Serna
Zapatistas
Serna
Naco
Ariz
Cananea
San Antonio
United States
United Stated
Troop K Leaves Fort D.A. Rignell for Lamar County Fair
Troop K of the Ninth Cavalry commanded by Captain Delterick hurried home from Loveland Colorado where the Lamar county fair was underway. A word arrived fourteen miles from the fair that orders sent the detachment back to Cheyenne to entrain for the South, with arrival expected this afternoon.
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Ninth Cavalry
Delterick
Fort D. A. Rignell
Lamar County
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Betting Odds Favor Plaisted in Maine Vote
A Vermont oriented item notes betting odds in Maine favor the Democratic ticket by as much as three to one while New York odds run two to one. It cites Roosevelt paper setbacks and Democratic gains, with leaders predicting only a slim Democratic setback in Maine. It also includes Georgia banker Jacob Collins on a new political reality and Southern enthusiasm for Wilson.
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New York
Vermont
Maine
New York Press
New York Tribune
Taft
Pine Tree
Jacob 8. Collins
Real Estate Bank & Trust Company
Savannah
South
Mr. Collins
Wilson
New Jersey
National Committee
Democratic Committee
Rolla Wells
Woman Directs a Part of Taft's Wye Campaign
Director Mulvane of the Western headquarters announces Mrs. J. D. Witmore of Denver as director of the Western women's bureau for Taft. She will organize women's clubs in Colorado Idaho Utah and Wyoming. Three Taft congressional offices will operate in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. An aggressive Taft campaign rolls out in the West this week with expansion planned in California South Dakota and Kansas where Roosevelt forces still control the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Mulvane
National Republican Committee Today
J. D. Witmore
Denver
Taft
Colorado
Oregon
California
South Dakota
Kansas
Roosevelt
First Husband Threw Money at Her and Left Inheritance
Mrs. Rachel Eberson will inherit 814 984 dollars, half of the estate of her second husband Alexander Eberson who shot himself four months ago after divorces from their first spouses. The 1906 Washington hotel visit is noted amid prior divorce actions and alimony details.
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Louis
Rachael Eberson
Harry H. Sinnige
Alexander A. Eberson
Eberson
Mra. Eberson
Washington Hotel
Wade
Bun-Proof Painta The Sherman Co Varnishes
Sherman Company introduces Bun-Proof Painta offering durable varnish protection. The product targets bakeries and food manufacturers seeking moisture and heat resistance for wooden surfaces and aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co
Roosevelt Campaign Across Northwest Heartens Support
Roosevelt spoke in Spokane and Missoula praising woman suffrage and blasting the Democratic party while touching tariff, courts, cost of living and farming. He traced a Northwest tour memory lane, recounting Sand Point Idaho antics and recounting a dramatic train ride as he operated a locomotive under instruction.
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Spokanh
Wash
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Sand Point
Idaho
Miss Whitney Ignites Amid Mattapoisett Streets
Boston report notes Miss Kathryn Whitney of Mattapoisett strolling the town with a scented cigarette whenever she wishes. She is noted in Washington circles, her father a Congressional Library official, and her fashion claims bold, with claim that nothing harmful lies in her act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Sept. C
iMiss Kathryn Whitney
Mattapoisett
Miss Whitney
Washington
Congressional Library
Prophets Adviser Mme Heck Draws Cheyenne Crowds
Mme Heck, reputed clairvoyant in Cheyenne, draws prominent clients to her 822 East Nineteenth Street parlors. She claims to locate lost papers, reunite estranged couples, renew engagements, and advise on business, law suits, love, and fortune with guaranteed results. Hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. English and German spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mme, Heck
Mme. Heck
Mmeé. Heck
East Nineteenth Street
Untitled note on tobacco use and social customs
Fragmentary quote discusses cigarette quality and tobacco paper, asserting pure rice paper and high tobacco quality. The speaker claims no harm, rejects women drinking intoxicating liquors, and muses that smoking is a delightful custom. The text reads as a marginal social remark.
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
L, KR
Tyson
Mount Mellick
Wolcott
Mount Melish
L. F
L. B
J. C. C. F. Hall
Alpha Club
Carnegie Prirary
W. Got
Mra
19Th Street
South Side
Ladies’ Aid Society
Johnston Grocery
Jewish Circle
Collee
Bour
B. Coptle
Capitol Commercial Company
Wagner
Mer
Cepitol Ave
Brady
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University
Mal
Yeader
Nead Carbpully
Fair
Kelley’s
Athe
Kelley Mercantile CO
10Th and
Capitol Ave
J. R
Missoula
Mont
Continental Divide
Pacific
Helena
George
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