Jury near split in Parkison case as verdict stalls
The trial ended with an 11 to 1 deadlock, Judge Scott adjourned court to 9 a m tomorrow, and observers noted no sealed verdict is possible. State and defense attorneys argued through lengthy speeches as Parker ison faces possible acquittal or new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkison
John Talbot
Scott
Atkinson
Gibson Clark
Frank Clark
Davidson
F. H. Clark
Tax Lux
Russell
Cheyenne
Sharpless
Class Evening at Library Hall Celebrates Cheyenne Graduates
The Cheyenne public school class of 2 and new alumni held a high carnival at Library hall with seniors performing a musical and literary entertainment. Miss Richardson Miss Morgan and a class poem were featured along with Miles Standish scenes and vocals by Vreeland Johnston Hunt and others. The cast impressed with strong acting and musical numbers while decor and costumes from Denver added flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Library Hall
Land
Miss Richardson
Miss Morgan
Inheimer
Maud McGregor
Miles Standish
John Alden
Gee
Lapash
Gutch
Isidore Merts
Denver
Priscilla
Ada Johnson Miles Standish
Geo. Hunt Muckabi
Lee Toes
Carita Messenger
Clarence Johnson
Miss Johnston
Geo
Hunt
Laparts
Maud Johnston
Rose Baerman
Cheyenne's Inventor Receives Patent Allowance
Emerson Glafeke of Cheyenne, known as a bright young inventor, has been notified that his patent application for an automatic ore dumping car has been allowed. The design includes seven claims, with one previously refused and no appeal permitted. The car could transform ore handling at mines and aid its movement, with several manufacturing propositions under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Emerson Glafeke
Washington
Mining Movement at Gold Hill Prompts Heavy Freight Stage Travel
The Gold Hill district shows new carbonate discoveries and strong mining activity. Stage travel increases as freight lines prepare for heavy loads, with Aztec shafts on Brush Creek and nearby claims drawing attention. Wyoming and Colorado interest grows ahead of a planned state mining convention in Cheyenne July 7 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Gold Hill
Upper Platte
J. H. Mullison
Saratoga
Laramie Republican
Brush Creek
Bed Rock
North Brush Creek
I Brush Creek
Laramie Peak
New Carbon Gold Hill
Denver Times
Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Board of Mines
Colorado
Courant
The
Cheyenne Commonwealth
F. W. Ott
Western Union Beef reports healthy finances and expansion plans
The Western Union Beef stockholders meeting in Denver elected directors for one year led by Hon. G G Symes. The company reported assets up by 1 million with plans to expand Colorado and Wyoming ranges and to breed and buy young cattle in Texas before fattening in the north. A condensed 1800 range statement shows receipts of cattle horses and hogs totaling 826147.44 and total disbursements of 204416.86 with remaining balance 82 THOAS. The December cattle on hand were 141855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Beef Company
Symes Block
Denver
J. L. Routt
G. W. Baxter
G. G. Symes
C. M. McGhee
W. M. Johnston
Charles T. Leonhardt
Thomas Sturgis
Samuel Thomas
R. T. Wilson
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Beckwith opposes return as pay agent for UP coal dept
A C Beckwith states the firm does not wish to again serve as pay agent for the Union Pacific coal department. Reports claim a $50,000 fee was set for the privilege for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Beckwith
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Coal Department
Reaping the Windy Currents of European Affairs
A 19th century European news wrap notes Liberal protests in Germany over grain tariffs amid reports of strong harvest claims and bread price pressures on workers. It also covers the Prince of Wales gambling scandal and libel trials at Rochum involving Herr Baare, with calls for inquiry into tested rail materials and a looming emigration conference for Russian Jewish refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Y
Associated Press
Berus
von Caprivi
Fresinnige Party
Germany
Reichsanzeiger
Talareph
Munich
Hamburg
Dresden
Landtag
England
Prince of Wales
William
Kleine Journal
Princess of Wales
Rochum
Essen
Fuseangel
Linemann
Russia
Toms
Emil Seiffert
McGuire
Detroit, Mich
Mrs McGuire Testimony Against Dr Mills Tied to Return
Mrs McGuire announced by cable her intention to return and give further testimony against prisoner Dr Mills. Mills, guest of the U S Minister to Germany Phelps, departed yesterday and will sail for New York on July 1. Mrs Choate and Gen Viele of New York, who were entertained at the American legation, have left for Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Dr. Mills
United States
Germany
Phelps
Mills
New York
Joseph H. Choate
Gen. E. Viele
Dresden
Fine Spring Opened Brings City Water Resource Increase
Excavation for a new gallery at the head of the city water system uncovered a magnificent spring Thursday morning. Contractor O'Brien reports a steady flow of cold clear water six to ten inches deep and two feet wide, inexhaustible after three days of testing. Alderman Jenks and Plumber Cook praise the find for city water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Jenks
Cook
Colorado fugitive Parsons captured in Greeley search
Charles Parsons, a four man wanted for murderous assault in Greeley, was arrested in town yesterday and jailed before being taken to Greeley this morning without requisition. Deputies followed reports from Carr station and tracked him to the west end of town where Capt. Smith and Officer Ahrens aided in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Parsons
Greeley
Capt. Smith
Ahrens
Fuller
Parsons
Carr Station
Cheyenne
Smith
Gold Hill Stage Line praised for speed and comfort
The Rawlins Brothers line to Sage Creek and Saratoga offers six horse teams to Sage Creek and four horses to Saratoga. Concord coaches provide a smooth ride on a mountain road with minimal dust and rocks. The Jack Creek crossing remains the roughest stretch, yet overall the route outshines the Fort Steele road.
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Rawlins Brothers
Saratoga Sage Line
Wyoming
Sage Creek
Saratoga
Concord
Jack Creek
Fort Steele
Irom Ruwlits
Centipede Locomotive Brings Heavy Pedigree to Missouri River
The Burlington reports the arrival of the first of three monster locomotives named Centipede. The engine features ten drive wheels on seven foot diameter tires and two pony trucks, an eyefinder 22 inches in diameter with a 28 inch stroke, and a combined engine and tender weight of 140 tons. It will serve as a pusher on steep grades and to move heavy trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Missouri River
National League and American Association Standings Noted
Incomplete clipping records baseball standings from the National League and American Association. The fragment lists teams and positions but fails to provide complete records or dates.
An Elegant Drive Reclaims Long Rebuilt Boulevard
A reconstructed boulevard stretches a nile and a half, five feet wide, touted as the finest drive to the state with few equals in the west. Houses will be ready by June 2 and August 21.
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Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth
Gold Hill Stage Travel
Mecca
Gold Hill Carbonates
J.G. Thompson
Big Horn Mountains
A. C. Fitzgerald
June J. Johnson
Montana
Pitzerald
Mr. Johnson
New Mexico
Mollie Gibson
Aspen
America
Daly Mountain
Bonanza Rustler
Bald Mountain
Black Hills
Victoria
Griff
Jack Edwards
Sam Bassett
Geo. F. Canis
Omaha Bee
Sam Wood
Western Union Beef
Thawllis Journal
National Leagene and American Association
Amur Ation
Lihatch
Boston
Hiwltinire
Brooklyn
Columbus
Phildelpha
Cleveland
Athiliothe
Pittsburg
Lotiinvidle
Cincinnati
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