Woman vindicated by judge explains Mrs Bonticou timeline
W. P. Cannott defends Mrs. P. D. Bonticou against Rawlins Republican reports on her Carbon county testimony and departure for Minnesota with her father W. R. Ewing. He details telegrams, travels to Medicine Bow and Cheyenne, and notes prosecution context in Hahn manslaughter case.
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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 terse notice indicates that Hockwell, identified as a Black individual, will be released during the upcoming term of the district court. Details on charges or exact date are not provided in the readable text.
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Hockwell
The Cremated Man Revealed in Local Fire
The inquest at city hall concluded E M Shannon died by fire and suffocation after an alcohol fueled accident at Talbot's Camip Carlin saloon. He lay in a drunken stupor in a bed room likely disturbed by a lamp fall. His watch stopped at 11:25 p.m. and about $20 was found on him. Shannon, industrious and well liked, was buried at Warren undertaking rooms with no foul play indicated.
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E. M. Shannon
Thomas Talbot
Camip Carlin
Shannon
Warren Undertaking
Musical Debate and Dramatic Echoes in Harmony
A traveler notes Harmony as a city of music with two teaching styles Professor Thorough Bass and Herr Semibrere. They hear concerts and read harsh reviews from Daphne about a recent performance. The piece surveys music and morals from Luther to Handel and explores musical metempsychosis through a New York spectacle.
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Daphne
Harmony
Thorough Bass
Herr Semibrere
Rassalas
Happy Valley
Evening Forum
Union Pacific Announces Division Leadership Changes
Official dispatches name Robert Baxter as division superintendant at Green River Boise Idaho and Idaho division head Rider succeeds Green resigned while J L Corwin may fill Baxter’s former post at Green River Baxter arrives today to take the new role and Manager Dickinson is noted as a key influence in Wyoming territory.
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Union Pacific
Robert Baxter
Ryder
Idaho
Green
J. L. Corwin
Baxter
Green River
Wyoming Territory
Dickinson
Severe rebuke and theatre date tale from society
A Wornas-About- Town item in the New York Evening Sun recounts a young man who rebukes a society girl for tardiness before a theatre opening. He hands the mother his check and leaves, saying he wants to see the curtain rise, and the woman eventually arrives, accepting the rebuke.
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N.Y
Child’s Columbus Quiz Stumbles Over Adventurer Terms
A pupil from the Clinton School mispronounces Columbus as no advantager and alligator. The examiner notes the correct words were adventurer, navigable, and explor er. The child’s teacher cautions about mispronunciations and references Partington.
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Clinton School
Columbus
Pepiover
Partington
Afia Neupolis Tribune
Cobra Poison Proposed as Cholera Antidote
Reported novelty in medicine suggests cobra venom may treat cholera. Early trials in India cited, with a method involving small cobra venom injections into the arm. Experts note venom is deadly to healthy individuals, and its efficacy against cholera is not yet proven.
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India
Fragmentary OCR yields no clear news item
Incomplete text shows scattered fragments about places in New Mexico Sonora Mexico and Apache context but lacks coherent report, names, dates, or concrete events to summarize into a factual news card. No definite action or outcome can be identified from the provided fragment.
Hahn Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Louis Hahn was bound over to the Carbon county grand jury after a two day preliminary hearing for the killing of P. D. Bonticou. Judge Martin set a $4000 bond and Hahn was released. Mrs. Bonticou fled after testifying that her sick child required her in Medicine Bow, then headed toward Wisconsin, leaving the sole eyewitness at large.
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Rawlina
Louis Hahn
P. D. Bonticou
Carbon
Martin
Merrell
Craig
Groesbeck
Laramie
Hahn
Carroll's Court Case Summaries and Early 20th Century Larceny
The docket reports Wyoming territory v Yakle and Mayfield for petit larceny with plea of not guilty and case continued to 10 a.m. tomorrow. Other entries include Boyle v Haarp with costs and default judgments, Marford v South, PF. E. Warren v Page with continuance to 4 p.m. Tuesday and garnishee actions involving Kellner's prize drawing.
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Territory of Wyoming
Jacob Yakle
Charles Mayfield
Sidney
Neb
Wyoming
Boyle
Page
Kellner
Potter
Samuel Kellner
Elise Peeler Wed in Austin Texas to J Liewellgen
Miss Elise Peeler, cousin of Mrs. D C Rhodes, married J Liewellgen at Austin Texas. The bride, who has visited here, is described as one of the most beautiful and lovable ladies, and the wedding as the most brilliant in Austin for many years.
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Elise Peeler
D.C. Rhodes
Austin
Tex
J. Liewellgen
The Great Diamond Fake Swindle Exposed in Wyoming Mines
In a Pullman car tale, John Jarvie recalls a million-dollar diamond fraud led by Jim Harpenden and Phil Arnold. Arnold bought rough gems in Europe, planted false prospects on Gunn mountain, and sold shares to eager investors before geologist Clarence King exposed the hoax. Arnold fled, faced a Kentucky arrest, paid a settlement, and escaped punishment.
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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 Ends in Double Self Destruction
James Morrison shot his wife in Carbon then killed himself in a bedroom struggle. The coroner’s inquest notes Morrison, about 8 years old, lived with his wife until December when she left with their children. He sought reconciliation, but on Saturday morning he dressed for work, changed to his dress suit, and went to his wife's room. He declared the matter must be settled, fired, wounded his wife, and then wounded himself. Their son, awakened by the shot, rushed for help as Morrison collapsed. The officer broke in as Morrison died from the self-inflicted wound.
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Rawlins
James Morrison
Carbon
Morrison
Ing
Mrs. Morrison
Saapenae
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