Woman vindicated by judge's statement on Mrs Bonticou
W. P. Cannott defends Mrs. P. D. Bonticou amid Rawlins Republican misstatements. He details her departure with her father to Minnesota with consent, her testimony in Carbon County, and asserts authorities planned her return for further testimony. He emphasizes protection of her reputation and notes the Minnesota address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Slack
Réitor
Cheyenne Sun
Rawlins Republican
P. D. Bonticou
Tur Sun
Rawlins
Republicas
Carbon
Minnesota
Agi
Itan
Cheyenne
Maynard
Medicine Bow
Hahn
Carbon County
Mrs. Bonticou
Ada
Wandy
W. P
Black Hockwell to be released by district court term
A fragment notes that Hockwell the ac Black is set for release during the upcoming term of the district court. The readable text provides limited context on charges or exact date. Further details are not available in the surviving lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockwell
The Cremated Man
The burning and death of E. M. Shannon in a saloon fire at Tom Talbot’s near Camip Carlin is examined. An inquest at city hall ruled death by fire and suffocation with no foul play. details note a drunken stupor, a lamp overturn, a stopped watch, about $20 on him, burial at Warren undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Shannon
Thomas Talbot
Camip Carlin
Shannon
Warren Undertaking
Harmony and Debate on Music in a City of Light
The narrator visits Harmony a city obsessed with music and learns from two teachers Thorough Bass and Semibrere different teaching styles. Daphne critiques a recent concert and muses on music as expression and moral influence amid lively disorders among Handel Luther and metempsychosis lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Harmony
Thorough Bass
Herr Semibrere
Rassalas
Happy Valley
Evening Forum
U P Official Changes in Division Leadership
Union Pacific headquarters announce Robert Baxter as the division superintendent. Ryder becomes Idaho division head after Green’s resignation, with J L Corwin slated for Baxter’s Green River post. Baxter’s appointment is welcomed. he is a trusted, capable railroad man favored by Manager Dickinson. Baxter arrives from the west to assume duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Robert Baxter
Ryder
Idaho
Green
J. L. Corwin
Baxter
Green River
Wyoming Territory
Dickinson
Severe rebuke tale ends with learned young woman
A witty Yonkers anecdote recounts a bold man rebuking a society girl for delaying their theatre plan. He handed the chair check and left, prompting the mother and guests to await the decision. The young woman returned within half an hour, accepting the rebuke with good sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Pupil Misreads Columbus Wordplay At Clinton School
A pupil at the Clinton School misstates Columbus as no advantager and alligator while wrestling with adventurer navigator and pepper over. The correspondent notes the child is not Partington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton School
Columbus
Pepiover
Partington
Afia Neupolis Tribune
Cobra Poison as Cholera Antidote Stirring Medical Rites
A report claims cobra venom used as a cholera antidote. Indian practice involves making a small arm incision and inserting cobra venom drops, described as potentially curing cholera though experts have not fully proven the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Renegade Ne are makin wes in New Mexico and Sonora
Fragmentary text describes a dispersed group moving through New Mexico and Sonora Mexico with a late sixteen borane and Apache involvement mentioned. The readable lines hint at a renegade movement across border areas and surrounding directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Eis
Sonora
Hahn Bound Over for Grand Jury in Bonticou Killing
The preliminary hearing for Louis Hahn on the murder of P. D. Bonticou concluded in Carbon before Justice Martin. Hahn was bound over to the May grand jury with a $4000 bond. Mrs. Bonticou fled to Medicine Bow and then Wisconsin, leaving Hahn with no other eyewitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlina
Louis Hahn
P. D. Bonticou
Carbon
Martin
Merrell
Craig
Groesbeck
Laramie
Hahn
Carroll's Court: Larceny case continued and others heard
Territory of Wyoming v Yakle and Mayfield charged with petit larceny. plead not guilty and case continued to tomorrow at 10. Boyle v Haarp: judgment for costs. Marford v South: default Marshalling other civil matters and garnishee actions noted. Kellner garnishee time extended to 4 p.m. Tuesday. Potter to file answer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Wyoming
Jacob Yakle
Charles Mayfield
Sidney
Neb
Wyoming
Boyle
Page
Kellner
Potter
Samuel Kellner
Miss Elise Peeler Wed in Austin Tex to Mr Liewellgen
Miss Elise Peeler cousin of Mrs. D.C. Rhodes was married at Austin Texas to Mr J Liewellgen. The bride has visited here and is described as beautiful and lovable and the wedding the most brilliant in Austin for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Peeler
D.C. Rhodes
Austin
Tex
J. Liewellgen
The Great Diamond Fake Swindle on the Union Pacific Route
In a Pullman smoking room tale Colonel Scott and others recall the Diamond Fields swindle led by Jim Harpenden and Phil Arnold. Arnold bought rough diamonds in London and Amsterdam then planted fake stones to fool investors, using false claims of a rich Gunn mountain deposit to raise millions before exposure. Arnold fled, reached Kentucky, paid off a creditor, and died years later in Kentucky. Harpenden remained in California.
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Pullman
Colonel Scott
Helena
Army of the Tennessee
Arizona
Nevada
Mark Twain
Sagebrush
Point of Rocks
John Jarvie
Brown’s Park
California
New York
Wyoming
South Pass
Jack Gunn Mountain
Diamond Mountain
Clarence King
Geological Department
Washington
King
Jim Harpenden
Phil Arnold
Kentucky
Arnold
Harpenden
London
Amsterdam
America
Rawlins
Hahn's Peak
Gunn Mountain
Newark
Aend
NW American
Harmenden
Wm. J. Lent
Louisville
N. B. Dresser
Tragedy at Carbon: Morrison Kills Wife Then Slays Self
Rawlins Republican reports James Morrison a Carbon miner shot his wife early Saturday then killed himself. Inquest notes show a troubled marriage and Morrison’s final act of shooting, followed by self-inflicted throat wound, as witnesses and a daughter present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
James Morrison
Carbon
Morrison
Ing
Mrs. Morrison
Saapenae
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Lowell
Dame Nature
Lucifer
Handel
England
Bonacini
Addison
The
Spectator
Caroline
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Martin Luther
Rossini
Bellini
Syrens
Old Kentucky
Pan
Greece
Rome
Europe
Asia
Wotan
Wagner
Kies
West
U. P
Supt. Ryder
Carroll’s Court
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