Fine speed events promise record Wyoming state fair
The Cheyenne Wyoming state fair opens Tuesday and runs all week with strong bets on racing. Officials report a larger horse presence, more running contests, and top attractions including balloon displays and a unique polo game. Notables include Deronda, The Gamin, Rambler, Rowdy, and Bar T. bangtail along with various riders and clubs from Albany county and Denver.
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Union Pacific
Chas
Blixt
Cheyenne Club
Deronda
Mr. Brooks
Limerick
Royal Horse Association
Hawk
H. K. Evans
Fizzle
Percy Hoyt
Bar T
Cairnes
al White
Skip
Kerry
T. W. Brooks
Blue Jay
Richardson Bros
Hunter Bros
Bert Griffin
A. W. Whitehouse
Mr. Logan
Albany County
Rambler
Rowdy
the Rake
Joker
Kildare
Mr. Temple
Overland Park Racing Club
Denver
J. Ed. Cairnes
Ovlrichs
S.C
T. Bangtail
Sand Creek
Kalie
Lucy
Riner
Mrs. Savage
Gray Tom
Stoker
Charley
SUN Demons
Hastings
Feedent
Coal shipments surge as various mines boost output in August
In August, Rock Springs coal shipments reached about 5 300 cars, 100 more than prior highs, with roughly half sold as commercial coal. Hopkinsville mines ran steadily yielding 25–30 cars daily. managers Kelsey and Quealey seek 25 and 100 more miners. Union Pacific officials report orders to run at full capacity, while Dana mines remain abandoned and Hanna district mines produce about 800 tons daily.
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Independent
Rock Springs
Hopkinsville
Kelsey
Quealey
Megeath
Union Pacific Coal Department
Union Pacific
Hanna
Dana
Havens & Co
Teachers Engaged for City Schools Daily Duty
The list names teachers assigned to city schools for tomorrow morning duties. High school principals include Celia Ford and Anna Johnson with assistants Mattie Lough Emma Richardson and Ada Coats. Central West Side and South Side schools are led by listed principals with multiple staff and substitutes.
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Celia Ford
Mattie Lough
Emma Richardson
Ada Coats
Central School
Anna Johnson
Minnie Walker
Laura Palmer
Genia H. Stillman
Elgin Gaskill
Cordelia Mills
Jennie Snow
Minnie Dewey
Nellie Dwyer
Adelaide Kliba
West Side
Frances Harrison
Miss Woods
Edith Duffey
Laura Leonard
South Side
Sallie G. Patton
Laura Schulte
Margaret Moore
Alice Hebard
Ferrell
Mary Miller
Emma Griffith
Marie Wedemeyer
E. J. Pasmore
Mrs. Blake
First Donor Supports Lake Minnehaha Park Plan
A Cheyenne reader praises Mir Brank Bond and urges swift funding to develop Lake Minnehaha into a city park. The letter pledges to donate trees shrubs vines and other greenery and urges others to contribute generously to create a lasting oasis.
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Tuk Sus
Mir
Brank Bond
Minnehaha
Cheyenne
Sucess
Pui Zeuxen
Fishermen and cheer at Fairbanks fishing outing
The Sex correspondent notes Fishermen Saniel Atkinson Theo Fisher and John Ryan fishing with Kel ley at Fairbanks. Atkinson breaks hooks and nets big fish daily while Ryan seeks deep water. The Cheyenne men’s outing ends with a grand ball and fish banquet in Fairbanks. Bill Root of Laramie sends two prairie wolves to New York to test stag hounds.
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Saniel Atkinson
Theo Fisher
John Ryan
Kelley
Fairbanks
Joe Fisher
Atkinson
Ryan
Bill Root
Laramie
New York
Dancing in the Barn and Fort Russell Society Gatherings
Society week features include a Miss King reading and minuet dance at the Institute, Wednesday and Queen Anne clubs meeting at Judge River’s, and a German birthday party for Marjorie Appel with Fort Russell children. A grand reception honors Col. Poland with guests from the city and post officers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Elsie Myera
Marjorie Appel
Col. Poland
Vanity Fair
Institute
Miss King
Florizel
Judge River
R. F. Glover
Fedalma
Geo. Eliot
Gibson Clark
Powelson
Mesdames Baxter
Egbert
Potter
Patten
Glover
Marshall Johnson
Lacey
E. Mason Smith
Emma Griffiths
Leontine Abney
Laura Richardson
Bessie Vreeland
Gertrude Ellis
Maude Richards
Connie Vaile
Edith Severy
Babette Bearman
Katie Bearman
Margaret Moore
Harry Griffith
Frank Vreeland
Fred Chatlin
George Artist
Arthur Spaulding
William Walker
Charles Stanley
Lockwood Hebard
Charles Bon
J. L. Chenery
Leslie Snow
Will Rishel
Charles Draper
Appel
Marjorie
Fort Russell
Howus
Grady
Mors. Bennett
Barber
Senator Warren
B. E. Brewster
Paul Brewster
C. P. Organ
Frank Bond
Wm, Masi
Wa, Staregis, Jr
Geo, Morgan
Miss Morgan
Miss Johnson
Geo
E. Abbott
L. Kabis
M. C. Barkwell
B. B. David
T. A. Kent
Miss Kent
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Harrington
Geo. L. Beard
Goo
F. Rossire
P.O. de Billier
H. E. Teschemacher
J. L. T. Playart
E. A. Slack
R. H. Repath
J. W. Meldrum
FP. A. Stitzer
W. G. Shapcott
Joffrey
H. J. Maynard
Mr. Atkinson
Social gathering notes with Kaiser themed decor
The report lists attendees Houghton, Groesbeck, Hellman and wife, and R. C. Mitchell at a dancing program of fourteen numbers followed by luncheon. Col. Poland impressed guests. The C B C met Mrs. Herman Haas for a blue tea. Kaiser decor featured as favors. Additional events included a dinner at Mrs. George W Baxter home and card parties hosted by several ladies with luncheons by Hammond, Baird, and T. W. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Baxter
Guiterman
Thomas Swan
Chaflin
Mesdames Hammond, Baird
T. W. Brooks
Divo
Fort Laramie Reports Land Opening After Survey
Gen Richards inspects the abandoned reservation survey at Fort Laramie and announces the land will be opened to settlement without delay. The area is well watered and has yielded good crops for years around the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Laramie
Gen. Richards
Theosophic Fad In London Sees Hindoo Capitalist Question Belief
Dadabhai Naoroji, famed as Lord Salisbury’s “black man,” criticizes Theosophy’s claims after hearing Mme Besant’s lectures in Bombay. He sees miracles as grotesque imitations and notes the movement’s appeal to Hindoo masses while deeming its essence as occult and inconsistent with true Hindooism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dadabhai Naorovi
Lord Salisbury
Mrs. Besant
Mme. Blavatsky
India
Naorovi
Hopkins-Searles will contested by adopted son from Japan
Timothy Hopkins, son of Mrs. Hopkins-Searles the Methuen Mass will holder, arrived in New York to consult lawyers about contesting the will. Mrs. Hopkins-Searles died July 25 leaving about 3.3 million to Edward F. Searles her husband since 1887. Hopkins, in Japan, hired Russell Wilson to prepare the case with Judge Boalt. Hebbard relatives may join alleging undue influence and emotional insanity.
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Hopkins-Searles
New York
Timothy Hopkins
Mark Hopkins
Brunswick Hotel
San Francisco
Hopkins
Patric Nolan
Hallowell
Japan
Boalt
Wilson
Hebbard
Hopkins-Svarles
Lithuanian priest in Brooklyn faces assault charges again
Father Mat sius de M Yodytsus of St George s Lithuanian Church Williamsburg is jailed on bail for alleged intoxicated break in assault threats and choking a policeman. Despite suspension letters and episcopal orders he held mass twice weekly, the church building and funds tied to his name face a Brooklyn supreme court accounting suit.
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New York
Matsius de M. Vodytsus
St. George's
Williamsburg
Policeman Church
Yodyzsus
Laughlin
Father Yodyzsus
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Hin
State Mining Convention Opens With Exhibits At Capitol
The second annual State Mining Convention opens at 8 tonight in the capitol senate hall with reception of delegates and remarks by H S Downey and Col A C Fisk among others. Exhibits in the basement feature Fremont county petroleum spindles and mineral cabinets from Sheridan, Albany, Uinta, Carbon, Sweetwater and others. expected strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Building
H. A. W. Tabor
S. W. Downey
State Board of Mines
William E. Mead
Omaha
Miners
Charles Masten
Fremont County
Shoshone Basin
Lander
Union Pacific
Sheridan County
Joe de Barthe
Johnson County
Uinta
Carbon
Sweetwater
Converse
J.J. Steffin
Lusk
Albany County
Newcastle
Silver Crown
Lander Home Company Forms Large Scale Plan
In Lander citizens formed a home company after cases of theft by a Montana building and loan representative. The capital is set at 1 000 000 split into 10 000 shares at 100 each. The firm aims at homesteads and imposes a 50 year age limit. Named individuals include William A. Wallace Benjamin Sheldon L Poire F E Rice N H Brown E F Cheney James Vidal Jules Lamoreaux.
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Lander Home Company
Lander
Montana Building and Loan Association
William A. Wallace
Benjamin Sheldon
L. Poire
F. E. Rice
World's Fair exhibit room stored at capitol for grains
Professor Mead furnished a capital room for the storage of grains and other agricultural products to be shown at the World's Fair. He received samples from the Belvoir ranch yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Capitol
Belvoir Ranch
Walter Campbell KOed by Montana Kid at Rock Springs
Walter Campbell nicknamed the Inter Ocean Black Boy was knocked out in three rounds by Montana Kid at Rock Springs last night. The bout left Campbell labeled a mere chopping block and urged to quit talking fights.
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Walter
Walter Campbell
Montana
Rock Springs
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Wyoming Fair Association
Phil Zehner, Jr
Wyo
Dow Ofall
Pries
U.S
Col. Rowney
Col. Fiske
Walter A.wood
Deering
Hollingsworth
J. I. Case & Oliver Plows
Mt. Pleasant
Shuttler
Bain
Arp & Hammond
Wyoming
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
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