State Vital Statistics Reported Deaths Births and Marriages
Deaths listed for Mrs. Al Peter Douglas and Robert Evans, both age 50. Births include a Cokerille boy to Anton Quadros and a Laramie girl to Harry Cordiner. Other births recorded in Douglas, It Lander, Powell, Sheridan, and Sheridan marriage notices list Elsie Wilson and Harry B Maxon as a couple.
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Cokerille
Anton’ Quadros
Laramie
Harry Cordiner
Douglas
Harry Rice
Sheridan
Elsie Wilson
Harry B. Maxon
Passengers starved as Union Pacific cook blocks dining car
In Laramie a Union Pacific No. 4 passenger train halted after a colored cook refused to serve meals claiming travelers should economize. He barricaded himself in the kitchen with utensils and hot grease until a special officer escorted him away. Separately Leonard B. st at Bagh faced murder charges for a pistel duel with Rudolph Furrier. he was acquitted in district court.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
Asien Pacific
Jal
Murtler
Doug
Leonard Bbst
Bagh
Rudolph Furrier
Nicholson third manslaughter trial ends with four teen year term
The article notes Nicholson and Furrier, both sheep range employees, share the scene with a prior manslaughter conviction, while Drakeman is listed as killed. Also reported is J T Cunningham, an Oregon Short Line brakeman, killed in a separate incident near Kemmerer, and O Jacobson a Swede laborer who died after a fall following drunken carousing in Skoshoni.
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Nicholson
Furrier
Drakeman
Kemmerer
J. T. Cunningham
Skoshoni
O. Jacobson
Power Plant Burns at Williams-Luman Mine
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the new power plant at the Williams-Luman mine near this place. Estimated loss is about 29000 dollars with no insurance. Officials say construction of a new plant will start as soon as materials and equipment are available.
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Williama- Luman
New Fire Apparatus Planned for Sheridan
Sheridan will soon receive a new auto-hose truck similar to Cheyenne's. City council debated the purchase but postponed final action to allow more consideration by members.
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Sheridan
Cheyenne Fire Department
Jury to try Skhages for murder in Harris platel duel
Inquest at the coroner's court over J. Harris slain last week in a platel duel with Skhages found evidence to hold Skhages for trial on a murder charge. Sun Proof Pacat at Sherman Co.
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Sherman Co
Lumber ad promotes National Lumber yellow wagons and service
A fragmented ad pitches National Lumber as friendly to builders with seasoned expertise. It stresses free knots and soft spots, suggests buying for new construction or repairs, and touts the yellow wagons for lumber delivery and good service.
Sailor Demonstrates Battle Ship Kitchen at Exposition
A sailor crew from Newport brings a full cooking station to the Madison Square Garden Domestic Science and Pure Food exposition. The display shows cooks preparing meals on a battleship scale to prove food purity and quality.
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New York
Madison Guard Garden
United States Navy
Newport
Line is Busy Sparks Bridge Fight at Telephone Exchange
Miss Hazel Gillen and Miss Lillian Usher clashed atop the Pittsburg Bell Telephone exchange stairs after a dispute over busy lines. They rolled onto the sidewalk, pulling hair and fighting until onlookers separated them. Both women left with visible injuries and the host left in tatters.
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Pittsburg
Bridge
Mias Hazel Gillen
John Gillen
Fayette Clyp Pa
Bell Telephone Exchange
Miss Gillen
Central
Lillian Usher
Gillen
Miss A
Arts suit filed against Pontiac multimillionaire over paintings
J B Henson of Denver through attorneys filed in the circuit court a suit against Henry C Ward a Pontiac multimillionaire seeking 5000 dollars. The claim says Henson sold Ward two oil paintings titled Early Rome and S Sunlight two years ago. Ward allegedly became insane shortly after the purchase and the case raises questions about title and delivery.
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Pontiac, Mich
J. B Henson
Denver
Henry C. Ward
Ward
Rome
S. Sunlight
Bridayers
Century-Travel by Thought Trumps Real Journeys
A New York Telegraph piece foresees a century ahead where thinking replaces physical travel. No theaters or concerts, no travel packing or hotels, just mental journeys from a bedroom. Bodies could be cared for by attendants or registered at a state institute with numbered identity.
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New York Telegraph
Paris
Institut'om
Coffee's Weight 08 Old Age Health Testimony
A Southern public schools superintendent shares his mother's long battle with coffee related heart trouble and stomach issues. He recalls visiting a merchant who switched to Postum after dinner and the family abandoning coffee. He notes his mother improved after adopting Postum and urges others to try it.
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Postam
Jett
Millennium mind control and pleasure predicted in 2000
The text envisions a future with no payment for pleasures and complete access to physical and mental enjoyments. It argues mind control via suggestion will create endless comfort, from gourmet dining to distant exploration, foretelling an egalitarian, tension free century where consciousness expands and material wealth becomes unnecessary.
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Africa
Two Girls Attempt Suicide in White Plains Street Scene
Two young women in White Plains attempted self harm within 24 hours. Miss Mises Lingié Anderson died at White Plains Hospital after a chest wound from a revolver. her brother Davis, a former baseball player, had died two weeks earlier. Mrs. Mary Smith survived a carbolic acid poisoning and was jailed on an attempted death charge.
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White Plains
White Plains Hospital
Mises Lingié Anderson
Horack
South Broadway
Fr. Black
Miss Anderson
Davia
Mary Smith
No. 96
Brookfield Street
Mamaroneck Avenue
Blocks and Lots for Sale by G. Oliver
Real estate notice lists blocks and lots offered for sale by G. Oliver. Details appear in a phony 574 market listing with description of parcels and conditions. Community buyers are advised to inspect titles and verify legal status before purchase.
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Oliver
PHONY
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