Parkison jurors convict on manslaughter amid long tally
After thirty nine hours and a hail storm, the Parkison jury returned a manslaughter verdict with nineteen ballots. Darling, a firm defense ally, reportedly influenced deliberations while J W Kelly led the jurors. Parkison faces a possible one to twenty year sentence with good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkison
Taz Sux
Ita
Baker
Rey
Darling
Davidson
J. W. Kelly
Messrs
Clark
Armstrong
Kelley
Warren Live Stock sells sheep to Jamestown buyers
The Warren Live Stock company delivers over 5,000 stock sheep to wool growers in Jamestown North Carolina. Nebraska buyers purchased 1,000 stock sheep from the Warren company. E Amoretti of Fremont county sold 5,000 sheep for 15000 dollars and ordered 15000 more from Oregon at 1.70 a head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Live Stock Company
Jamestown
N.C
Nebraska
Warren Company
E. Amoretti
Fremont County
Oregon
Marriage Aims In Saratoga As Edith Crawford Weds Chas Poole
The Lyre notes a wedding set for the 25th between Edith Crawford daughter of J F Crawford and Chas Poole. It also mentions J H Mullison tendering his 20s ation as superintendent of the Saratoga experiment station and that only four watches were turned in for county and state taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Lyre
Edith Crawford
J. F. Crawford
Chas, Poole
J. H. Mullison
Atoga Experiment Station
Labor Societies Plan Fourth Celebration in Cheyenne
Cheyenne labor organizations including Stonecutters Carpenters Labor Typographical Machinists unions will celebrate the Fourth at the fair grounds with a parade speeches and a picnic. Regular Blacksmiths and Boiler Makers meetings continue as Knights of Labor proposal discussed Thursday. A Saturday night planning session will set details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fair Grounds
Stonecutters’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Labor Club
Typographical Union
Machinists’ Union
Blacksmiths
Boilermakers
Knights of Labor
Ed Edwards Heads to Saratoga for Grocery Business
In Saratoga, Ed Edwards, once a Fair time youth with Sheriff Kelley, now a traveling salesman for Underwood Bros., begins a grocery venture. He is praised as genial with strong commercial skills and backed by Cheyenne friends. Noble and Lane plan a two story brick block at Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Edwards
Sheriff Kelley
Underwood Bros
Noble & Lane
Lander
Divorce Decree For Mrs Bristol Cries Cruelty Abuse
Jennie E Bristol wins a district court decree against Albert W Bristol for long standing cruelty and neglect. She receives $10,000 alimony and $50 monthly support plus custody of a son and daughter. Court notes Bristol failed to appear and had shifted property to relatives. Attorneys J C Baird and C N Potter represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Jennie E. Bristol
Albert W. Bristol
Scott
Court Room
Leap for Life promotes grand Circus spectacle and vast losses
In a death delaying stunt titled Leap for Life the notes recount a massive circus show with 200 circus celebrities including men women and children, 400 horses, 150 savages, 200 rare animals, 3,000,000 cash invested, 5,1100 daily expenses, 50 railway cars, 75 glittering chariots, 50 trained bronchos, five music bands, 60 instrumentalists, 20,000 daily attendees, waterproof tents, and a 14 mile racing course.
State Board of Mines plans September convention
A meeting of the State Board of Mines in a Chicago Inter Ocean parlor arranged the September 7 to 12 convention. An executive committee was elected to handle prep work, with county trustees to elect delegates. The railroads agreed to cooperate, provide a single rate, haul specimens gratis, and advertise. Membership expected at 800 to 1,000, with $5 initiation and $3 yearly dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board OF Mines
Inter Ocean
J. F. Jenkins
F. W. Mondell
W. C. Knight
Capt. Nickerson
Wm. Sturgis, Jr
Chas
E. Blydenburgh
C. G. Courant
Bikers Return From Silver Crown Ride In Fast Time
Good Wheeling riders led by Jess Loomis Will Rishel and Fred Chaffin plus Fred Houghton returned from Silver Crown on a heavy road in an hour and forty minutes. Houghton took a header and sprained his wrist but teammates hailed the performance as remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Loomis
Will Rishel
Fred Chaffin
Fred Houghton
Silver Crown
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Amrica
Col Bone
Mess Canlota
Dutty
Elvens
Hanlon-Volters
Yan WO
Adam Forepaugh
Gel
Boom
Lion King
Minas Caretta
Lion Queen
Hanlon Wolters
Bicycle Artiss—Meed Family
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A. H. Bogardens
Spe
Balinde
Meket
Primrose
Mile Lorretia
China
Ilea
Frover
Zlewler Brow
Smith
Siow
Regitar
Rhodes & Troell
T Baki S
Royal Po Powder
Gold Hill
Fremont
West
Courant
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Burlington
Tabor
Lander Clipper
Colorado
Boston
Cariboo
Buckeye
R. M. Ricketts
Mary Ellen Rock
John T. Huff
Alex. Lute
Laramie
Vanderbilt
J. G. Pratt
Geo. W. Brown
Crook County
Newcastle Journal
Deadwood
Miller Creek
Belle Fourche
Deering
Hollingsworth
J. J. Case & Oliver Plows
Mt. Pleasant
Shuttler
Bain
Arp & Hammond
Wyoming
EB. Warren Mercantile CO
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