Autumn entertainments honor guest Miss Smith in Port
A social week end for Mrs. Miss Smith features a Saturday card party with autumn decor and pink and white sweet peas, a Sunday birthday dinner for Mrs. Fagland in Mr and Mrs Atullett’s home, and a large bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Barber. Attendees include Myra Williams Blatchford Dekridge Carnahan and many others. The week continues with Missionary society offerings and a lecture on Christian Citizenship by Mrs Harford.
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Vrs
Richmond
Port
Richard Blatchford
Dekridge
Mra
B. W. Tanner
Carnahan
Persons
Ire
George K. Wilson
Barsoneki
Mire Green
Sampson
M Irs
McAdams
Shute
Cutter
Fithian
New York
Palmer
Mallory
Edgar Meyer
Frank Wella
Mra. Snyder
Z. Steever
van Hors
Miss Davis
Fernadez
Harbold
Dobbs
Mary and
Rosalie Williams
John Slullete
John Fagland
Atullett
England
Charles Rogge
John Tobin
Hal. Telt
Temperance lecture opens with free will offering at close
Paris fashion hints and a confident speaker address temperance in the opening preliminaries a musical program will be presented no admission but a free will offering Walter Bradley travels to Denver for a medical consult Mrs Ben Sturdevais and Mrs C W Crouter visit Wheatland to Greeley for a few days Nannie Steele leaves for ten days with her sister in Douglas Wyoming
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Walter Bradley
Denver
Mr. Bradley
Nannie Steele
Douglas, Wyoming
Suspects Arrested in Salvation Army Barracks Robbery
Sergent Stoye and Policeman Henderson announce arrests of William Girtén John Gates and Albert Jones in connection with a Salvation Army barracks robbery Saturday night. Girtén allegedly held a stolen $4.85 check later cashed and shared. he claims to have found the check. A $71 check remains unrecovered.
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Salvation Army
Sergent Stoye
Henderson
William Girtén
John Gates
Albert Jones
Girton
Death Notice Clears Mystery of Chase's Death
Wilkesbarre Pa September 26 The dramatic record found on a church margin explains the death of Thomas J Chase of this city His body was found in the Universalist church aisle under a pew A note on the Pennsylvania Universalist paper reads Vertigo cannot walk or give alarm Now 3 30 PM September 19 Sudden attack feel like end is near Marks on the carpet show he dragged toward a window Investigators initially suspected gas but the note confirms a dizzy spell and a fatal struggle to signal his condition
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Wilkesbarre
Thomas J. Chase
Universalist
Pennsylvania Universalist
Budden
Chase
Pennsylvanian Universalist Association
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Deceptive claim urges use of Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. Advertisement touts druggist sales in fifty cent and dollar sizes and offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail.
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Kilmer
Mall Free
Arcola homesteader dies after two week illness
William Kealing, 49, of Arcola, dies at a private hospital after about two weeks illness. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, and one son Jas. Kassing of Cheyenne. Funeral at 2 this afternoon at the early chapel with Rev. Wang Winkle officiating.
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William Kealing
A Daugher
Jas. ‘Kassing
Cheyenne
Wang Winkle
The
Baptist Church
Wyoming Amusement Company Fails Incorporation Papers
The Wyoming Amusement Company of Casper fled incorporation papers with the secretary of state yesterday. Authorities capitalized the filing at $100,000 and officials mailed out about one hundred certificates to teachers who passed the elimination last August.
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Wyoming Amusement Company of
Casper
Atate
Atiaches
Onty Feachere
Mondell Recovers From Reevent Breakdown at New Castle Home
Word from Cheyenne reports Congressman Frank W. Mondell is recovering from a recent breakdown at his New Castle residence.
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Cheyenne
Frank W. Mondell
New Castle
Supreme Court Sets Hearing Date in Jones v Lorekamp
The Supreme Court met yesterday and set the Jones versus Lorekamp case for a hearing on November 11. The court adjourned to next Monday.
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Supreme Court
Westerday
Jones
Charged With Larceny in Youthful Case
An eighteen year old boy identified as W Reed faces larceny charges after being accused by Hherit Hughes and others yesterday. Details remain sparse as the case develops and investigators pursue clarity on the alleged theft.
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Hherit Hughes
Reed
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Holly Springs reader reports dramatic relief from a tumor and urges others to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims women’s diseases improve with the herb based remedy and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Holly Springs
Miss
Lydia
Pinkham
Willie Epwards
Lydia FE
E. Pinkham
Second hand store owned by Sam Burgman sells clothing
A local second hand store run by Sam Burgman offers a quantity of clothing items for sale. The inventory includes various garments and accessories suitable for customers seeking affordable apparel. Proceeds support the shop and community programs.
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Sam Burgman
Carroll Secures Children Custody After Sheriff Recovery
Sheriff Hughes retrieved 10 year old James Lee Carroll in Laramie and returned him to his father Owen Carroll of Wheatland. Owen Carroll had obtained a divorce from his wife and custody of their children.
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Carroll
Hughes
Laramie
James Lee Carroll
Owen Carroll
Wheatland
Midshipman Thompson Returns to Annapolis After Visit
Midshipman B B Thompson returns to Annapolis after visiting his parents General and Mrs John Charles Thompson.
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B.B. Thompson
Annapolis
John Charles Thompson
Lumbermen Challenge Cheyenne Pros for Charity Baseball Faced
The Cheyenne lumbermen issue a public challenge to the professional and business men to a six game baseball series at Pioneer Park on Sept 29 to benefit the Cheyenne Indians. The lineup lists Linn Gallup Austin Griér Storey Parker Bueder Black Birney Srevne Keefe and Baldwin among others.
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Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Peurlste
Aptain
Horace Jenkins
Cheyenne Indians
Walvinh
Lumbermen
Linn
Gallup
Austin
Griér
Storey
Parker
Buede
Runaway Horse Collision Shocks City Staged Scene
A chaotic scene unfolded when a team led by Henry Hoffman known as the ivory man bolted from the Hoffman barn and crashed into a Gleason Mercantile delivery horse at the curb by the store’s back entrance. The impact caused the horse to rear and spook the animal, creating a dangerous spectacle yesterday afternoon.
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Airec
Henry Hoffman
Gleason Mercantile Company
Righ
Gleason
Animal
Horse collision halts Hoff man team chase
A horse owned by Contractor for onsen collided with the Hoffman team at the corner of Shrteenth arrest and Capitol avenue, ending the chase. The injured horse fled further, later recaptured, while Mr. Sorenson escaped uninjured in his wagon. The Tif man buggy was wrecked.
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Onsen
Capitol Avenue
Hoffman
Accason
Coon Shouter Headlines Atlas Vaudeville Act
Cheyenne audiences at the Atlas enjoy Miss Buleah Dallas a buxom brunette who masters coon shouting with a strong repertoire and easy renderings. Josephine Saxton and the Dixie Kids quartet keep crowds laughing while Exall and Frank showcase athletic feats. New acts and films promise a top billed program and broad entertainment.
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Atlas
Buleah Dallas
Brunett
Sam
Josephine Saxton
Dixie Kids
Exall
Frank
Manly Arta
Secretary Knoxs Son Seeks Nevada Residency for Divorce Suit
Reno reports indicate Philaander C Knox son of Secretary of State Knox is in Nevada to establish legal residence for a divorce suit against a department store clerk he eloped and married in Providence Rhode Island. He has rented a private home in Reno under an assumed name for six months and may visit Goldfield and Carson City while pursuing mining interests.
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Reno
Philaander C. Knox
Knox
Washington, D. C
Providences
Nevada
Bomg
Goldfield
Ict Ja
Carson City
Kia
Goldfeld
Palace Pharmacy Sells White Pine Syrup Remedy
White Pine syrup with tar marketed as a best known remedy for coughs and colds by The Palace Pharmacy. The ad copy highlights syrup of White Pine with tar as a traditional cold cure.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advertises Cure
An old newspaper notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims guaranteed cures and offers a free sample, with testimonials from readers in Georgia and Illinois.
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Calidwell
T. W
Porrythe
Trudy Kaener
Philadelphia Man Collected Letters From Deceived Lover
A Philadelphia man engaged in a long correspondence with Osborne who believed he won the heart of a charming but cold woman, lasting fourteen years and culminating in a revealing ruse.
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Philadelphia
Osborne
Hoodoo Day Dash Ends in Fatal Fall at Vanderbilt Site
New York, Sept 26 An ironworker Anthony Watson was severely injured by a two story fall in the Vanderbilt hotel structure at Thirty-fourth street and Park avenue. Frederick Sehmal a steam fitter of Rutherford N J ridiculed the superstition of Friday accidents then fell from a ventilator shaft on the eighteenth floor and died instantly. Watson remains in New York hospital with a fractured skull.
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New York
Anthony Watson
Vanderbilt Hotel
Thirty-fourth Street
Park Avenue
Frederick Sehmal
Rutherford
N. J
Watson
No. 249
East Twelfth Street
New York Hospital
Gaynor refuses governorship bid in New York
Mayor Gaynor issued a formal statement reiterating he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. The notice confirms his decisive stance amid ongoing political maneuvering in New York.
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New York
Gaynor
Chairman of State Committee Reaches City
John Osborne, chairman of the Vatlotrathc state central committee, has arrived from Denver and is arranging to open headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Osborne
Vatlotrathc State Central Committee
Denver
Broker in Hearts Lands in Prison
Isaac R. Warns, who styled himself broken in hearts, was sentenced by Judge Landis to fourteen months in Fort Leavenworth for using the U S mail to defraud. He confessed that he operated a marriage bureau through mail fraud.
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Lands
Chicago
Ill
Isaac R. Warns
Landis
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Warns
The Way to Win a Woman's Heart In Court Readings
Court readings included circulars showing loneliness of old age. One prospectus titled The Way to Win a Woman's Heart quoted a passage about living alone and the deep agony of solitude in old age.
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A. W.barbers
Barber
Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
W. G. Puddefoot
Wade Cramer
Johnson
J. L. Rockwell
Parkhurst
Methodist Church
Belen D. Harford
Newberg
Oregon
Harford
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Paris
Nrutunger
Pierce
Wayne
Keiser Neckwear
Mer
J. Lamm
Keefe Hall
HS Death
Theroda Church
Hore
Bess
Egilden
Buechner Jewelry Co
Bellabie Manufacturing
Iit
Bia
Wyoming
Pp. A. Gatehell
Wyoming National Guard
Hiwi
Bhiksé
Seventeenth Street
Theresa Reagamt
Real
Wellviie
Phi
Crowded House
Vaudevill Baving
Apyer
Valdveatt
Caldwell
Phath
J. WH. Rebstock
17Th Street
Raymond's
Cheyenne Clothes
W. Highteenth Street
Monxox
Rocusstsan
N.Y
Nancy A. Herrick
Wryeth
Nair Kennedy
Ag Weeae On
Aree Nny JR
Reme
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Sweet
New York, N
A. Berohard
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