Gatherings and social notes among Cheyenne ladies highlight week
A stormy but social Cheyenne week features a Robins on bouquet pergola gathering honoring Miss Elizabeth Hasson of Rock Springs, and Mrs Thomas P Fahey hosts. Mrs B H Knight and Miss Bertie Kane toast Mildred Kane of Bozeman with a pink and white decor bridge and needlework party, plus a musical program and late lunch.
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Micasant Kensington
Robinson
Thomas P. Fahey
Elizabeth Hasson
Rock Springs
B. H. Knight
Bertie Kane
Mesdames James Cooper
Walter Phelan
Mileare
Knight
Misses Rose
Nell Martin
Hileen Sullivan
Katherine Brennan
Mary Tobin
Marie Crowley
Louise Sullivan
Nan Bresnahen
Mary McDevitt
Theresa
Grace Cervantes
Elizabeth Callahan
Genevieve Griffin
Miriam Kelliher
Mayme Sullivan
Abby Dennison
Ethel Miller
Visiting List Shows Several Local Socials and Departures
Miss Elizabeth Jlascon of Hock Springs will visit Miss Martha Wallis in Laramie before returning home. Mrs. Burns and daughter Margaret leave for Chicago. Mrs. Hill and Miss Lillian Thuth return from vacations. Miss Agnes Gee returns to Albion Nebraska. Clyde V. Simpson back from Fort Russell. Mildred Kane heads to Colorado Springs via Cheyenne en route to Bozeman. Mr. Barnley Berry and Miss Louise Kalber plan a September 19 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jlascon
Hock Springs
Thomas P. Fahey
Laramie
Martha Wallis
8. H. Hill
Lillian Thuth
Mrs. Hill
Denver
Miss Ruth
Chicago
Agnes Gee
John Gee
Albion
Neb
Mildred Kane
B. H. Knight
Gertie Kane
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Bozeman, Mont
Familiar legends lure guests for trade at a hotel
A landlord and guest discuss legends tied to a place and a hotel’s allure. The exchange hints legends may drive business, with advice to market as a first-class hotel to attract patrons. The fragment mentions The Sherman Co and its products.
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertisement
An old style ad touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser made from figs and senna. It claims to relieve constipation and related symptoms without pain, promoting it as the genuine California Fig Syrup and warning against imitators.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Getting a Job for New Graduates Prominent in The Engineering Field
Editorial notes that new technical graduates must learn to seek work and gain experience, stressing practical business understanding over sheer expertise. It critiques college-based employment schemes and urges proactive, sincere demonstrations of ability to prospective employers.
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Jobe
Minde
Human side of coal wages in Pennsylvania debate
Cleveland Leaver argues that Pennsylvania coal production profits leave miners with wages below a living standard. He notes per worker value near 868 dollars, with profits and costs eroding earnings and miners facing daily underground hazards for low pay.
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Geological Survey
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Naming towns by chance gives way to meaningful design
The piece argues clever christening adds value and pay, contrasting a western town named by random alphabet cards with modern practice. It advocates names that reflect geography or people and consistently convey valued qualities when spoken or written.
United States Motore receivers appointed for 42.5 million holding firm
A New York receiver was named for the United States Motore company, a 42.5 million holding firm created in 1908 to control ten auto and face engine firms. Creditors counsel Henry K. Poor said assets appeared ample to cover liabilities but management overhaul and possible reorganization were needed.
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New York
Noceivera
United States Motore Company
Sottral
Automobile
Fae
Henry K
President Taft Joins Fun With Moving Pictures
Beverly Sept 12 President Taft appeared playful as cameras captured his smile during a film visit. Attending were Chandler P Anderson Attorney General Wick eratham and Secretary MacVeath, with Taft joking when asked to smile again.
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Beverly
Mage
Taft
Chandler P. Anderson
Wickeratam
Treasury
MacVeath
Taft Emile
Amilth
Mra. Taft
Connecticut Democrats renominate Baldwin at state convention
Martford Conn Sent 12 with enthusiastic demonstrations of approval the Democratic state convention renominated Governor Baldwin sidetracking all other business including the platform adoption. A committee went to the capital to invite him to address the convention and he predicted success in the election of the Democratic nominations and state tickets.
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Martford
Conn
Baldwin
Dual Personality Excuse Offered For Bigamist
A medical expert testified in the James B. Ennis case that a dual personality caused by a head blow in the navy seven years ago made him not know he was marrying a second wife. He faced charges of bigamy in Philadelphia and Gloucester.
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Campen
James B. Ennis
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Mass
Ennis
Honest Advice to Consumptives
A historic ad extols Eckman s Alterative for tuberculosis and lung disorders with a published patient letter from Howard L. Klotz of Kokomo Indiana praising recovery. The text urges consumption patients to take the remedy and mentions availability at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co and other druggists.
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Bekman
Susqichanan
Philadelpha
Eckman
Howard L. Klotz
Kokman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Rehman Labortory
Philadelphia
Duluth Walks to Work as Street Car Strike Paralyzes System
Duluth citizens walked to work as the street car strike halted all service. No rioting occurred despite reports of disturbances. City officials and civic groups press for arbitration while company officials claim nothing to arbitrate.
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Duluth
Minn
Knox Receives Embroidered Screen From Japanese Mikado
Tokio September 12 Philander Knox American secretary of state visiting for the Emperor Matsuhio funeral as Taft’s special ambassador received a handsomely embroidered screen from Emperor Yoshito. The gift was presented through Harun Kuring.
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Tokio
Philander
Allen Outlaws Sentenced to Electroution on November 22
Wyrthville Virginia reports Floyd Allen and his nephew Claude Allen, leaders of the Hillsville courthouse shooting gang, were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to be electrocuted on November 22.
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Wyrthville
Floyd Allen
Claude
Hillsville
Smithy Charged After Fatal Auto Homicide In Eastport
In Eastport Maine Frank Anton a blacksmith admitted to hitting something with his automobile the night of the incident claiming he believed he struck something in the area He is charged with killing R Smith and a niece The case appears tied to a fatal automobile collision.
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Eastport
L. AL
R. Smith
Frank Anton
Artistic Hairdressing and Hairwork Ad
Clara A. Ligier offers shampooing and manicuring at 411 W 19th with artistic hairdressing services and hairwork. Phone listed as $17.
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Clara A. Ligier
Notice of stockholders meeting for Indian-Nevada Mining Co
Notice is given that a stockholders meeting will be held at 511 First National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday October 5 1912 at 1 p m to consider authorizing an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation increasing capital from 1 000 000 to 2 006 000 and issuing 60 000 shares of preferred stock with 7 percent cumulative dividends preferred rights and priority on liquidation. The company may redeem after five years with thirty days notice by mail. Date Denver September 7 1912 William B Milliken President The Sherman Co Wood etamine The Snever Co
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Inidianai-Nevada
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sall
Denver
Colorado
William B. Milliken
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W. T. Dumm
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A. W. Albee
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George Hager
Baptist Church
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Minnie R. Headh
Irvington School
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Clyde V. Simpson
Fort Russell
C., du Buison
Kansas
du Buisson
Barnley Berry
Louise Kalber
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Ite
Mennen
Barnett
Oddock Toway
Shar
Connecticut
Democrats
Allen Outlaws
Waterville
William T. Haines
Maine
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Snevman Co
Torrey’s. Millinery
Walt
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Capitol Avenue
Edholm & Akin CO
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