Commencement Exercises Amid Flowers and Flags in Cheyenne
The twelfth class of Cheyenne High School staged a crowded commencement at the Opera House with singing, recitations, and debates. Notables E P Johnson and John W Slaughter were honored for aiding public education as graduates showcased poems, orations, and calisthenics, including a debate on manual training in schools.
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Cheyenne
E. P. Johnson
John W. Slaughter
Ofohn F. Reynolds
Central School
Harlech
E. J. Pasmore
Miss Ringolsky
A. W. Williams
Maud Johnston
Edna Bartlett
John A. Kelly
Annie Laurie
Kelly
Glover
Mrs. Black
Bessie Vreeland
Gertrude Morgan
Helen E. Leibey
Chas
D. Roberta
Sarah
Gordon
My Roberts
Chicago
Helen Costen
Prof
Hutchinson
F. Gungl
Oberlander
Leonard F. Deitrick
Republic
United States
Rome
America
Ireland
Deitrick
Damascus
Oberon
Fairy Land
Samuel Weir
Cyrus Hoberts
Hobart W. Martin
Katherine Murray
The
Fishes
Miss Loughnut
Mise Richardson
John
Morrison
Leuk Kingolaky
L. B. Evans
Jennie M. Tupper
the Watcher
Mr. Ebon Kh. Black
Leslie E. Snow
Marie H W Wlot Never
Veneny ” Murie Mocdley W, M, Masi, Jr
Diplomas Granted at Gibson Clark National Chorus event
The Gibson Clark National Chorus marks a school level ceremony as diplomas are awarded and high school choir members perform. Notable participants include the diploma recipients and choir leaders guiding the event.
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Gibson Clark
Amicable Crook county bond case heads to supreme court
A suit over Crook county’s 55000 bond issue, bought by Rollins & Young of Denver, seeks legality of the issue. Chicago counsel questioned the bonds, Parks of Denver represents the investment firm, while Potter and Nichols defend Crook. The case, agreed on facts, moves to the state supreme court for constitutional interpretation.
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Supreme Court
Crook County
Rollins & Young
Denver
Chicago
Potter
M. Nichols
Crook
Daniel E Parks
District Court
Scott
Parks
Pedestrians Quit In Denver Six Day Race Debacle
After two days of walking to an almost empty house the pedestrians quit the six day race for gate receipts. Manager Tominson had invested in hall setup and railroad fares but no race occurred. The crowd left without earnings, angering locals and deterring future events in Denver.
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Denver Republican
Denver
Tominson
Adventist Meetings Begin in Large Tent Opposite Keefe Hall
Adventist services start this evening at 8 o clock in a well appointed tent opposite Keefe hall. Elder Pegg will likely have his daughter Cora preside at the organ. The Colorado conference includes Wyoming and New Mexico with five ministers and sixteen churches serving 414 members. Nationwide the church lists about 30 000 members and 600 ministers with growing conferences, colleges in Battle Creek Michigan and Hocalsburg California, and about 600 students.
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Keefe Hall
Pegg
Cora
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Hocalsburg
Cal
Death of Aaron Simms in Cheyenne Store Incident
Aaron Simms a well regarded citizen of Cheyenne died in John Harrington's store yesterday morning from heart trouble after a chair fall. He was in his sixty first year and had lived eighteen years as a citizen here. He came from Washington where a sister teaches and another works as a government clerk.
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Aaron Simms
Cheyenne
John Harrington
Simms
Washington
Wright Case Presented to Supreme Court on Assault Sentence
Gen Donzeluan yesterday filed a preliminary presentation in the Wright case before the supreme court. Leonard Wright, a colored man, was sentenced to two and a half years for assaulting a woman. A hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday to argue the information law.
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Donzeluan
Supreme Court
Leonard Wright
Darkey
Parkison Case Deepens as Thornburg Testifies
At a crowded trial, Thornburg described Parkison’s alleged drunken disguise and debated alibis, placing him near the Talbot house and later by Kate Walsh's. The defense plans to challenge Thornburg, while additional witnesses from 9 this morning may wrap the state case. Armour discusses Tolleston yards and stock plans amid a separate Chicago oblique update.
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Parkison
Harrison B. Briggs
Briggs
Bent
Baker
Corp. Buzzard
Amos Thornburg
Thornburg
Ferguson
Kate Walsh
West
O'Neil
Fair Grounds
Thos, Talbot
Sharp
Court House
Eddy
Talbot House
Davidson
Clark
Kendall
Pine Ridge
Mahoney
Salt Lake
Czar's Hatred of Jews Triggers Blackmail Across Russia
Berwin dispatch reports Jewish financier Goldberger expelled from Russia amid police pressure and extortion. He details anti Jewish persecution from St Petersburg to Moscow, predicting commercial ruin and widespread instability for foreigners and Protestants alike under the czar.
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Goldberger
Pgor Goldberger
Moscow
Pristan
Herr Goldberger
von Polieskoff
Russia
Methodist minister Sam Small in arrears over $1000
A committee of the Methodist Episcopal conference auditing Sam Small’s university report finds him in arrears over $1000. No action was taken locally and the matter was referred to the Genegis conference for settlement by his southern brethren.
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Seem Naveen
Sr. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Ogden
Utah
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sam Small
Genegis Conference
Sam
South
National Furniture Association Sets Bedstead Sizes
The National Furnitures association announced new bedstead standards for members. Beds must measure three feet six inches, four feet two inches, or four feet six inches wide and six feet long.
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Boston
National Furnitures Association
Organizati
Festive welcome planned for Sir William and bride
Municipal authorities near I William Gordon Cummings seat Altyre announce a festive welcome for Sir William on Saturday to mark his return home with his bride.
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Will. m. Lonnox
William Gordon Cummings
Altyre
Sir William
Wales Divulge the Secret Rumor Disclosed
London June 11 The Cummings case examination did not question the prince about the secret of the precis. The omission fuels rumors that the royal revelation came from a careless tongue. The tale says the prince shared it with Lady Brooks who told a friend who sought revenge on Sir William Gordon-Cumming.
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Wales
London
Cummings
Lady Brooks
Sir William Gordon Cummings
Obo
Radical MPs Seek Government Answers Over Tranby Croft Affair
London June 11 Radical members of the commons plan a series of questions to the government about responsibility for the Tranby Croft party incident and the related military discipline. If replies are unsatisfactory they will move adjournment.
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London
Commons
Tranby Croft Party
William Gordon Cummings
Kansas Missouri and Texas road elects new officers
At a postponed meeting of the new board of directors of the Kansas Missouri and Texas road the officers were elected including President H. Cross, J. J. F. Neuville Waldo as vice president and treasurer, and Joel I. Freeman as chairman.
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New York
Kansas, Missouri and Texas Road
H. ©. Cross
J. J. F. Neuville
Waldo
Joel I. Freeman
Teachers Head East Tomorrow in Mass Departure
A large group of educators plans to travel east tomorrow for unspecified assignments or opportunities. The move involves many schools and districts as teachers seek new posts or training outside their current locale.
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Opera House
Adventist Meetings
Wright
Associated Press
Mr. Armour
Armour
Morris
Swift
Perlin
St. Petersburg
East
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