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Newspaper

Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1908

Page

1

Bryans Chances Not Hurt By New York Squabble

April 20 report from Waenington notes New York's Democratic delegates will not influence the Denver convention. The state party remained split, with leaders behind Parker and others controlling the delegation. Delegates will go to Denver obedient to Murphys and Connors, not to any principal or candidate.

Bryans N. Y Empire State Denver Alton B. Parker Democratic Party New York Mur ‘Iy

Two Bolb Horse Thieves Captured in Fort Collins

Will Allison and Ernest Stevens were arrested by Undersheriff Thirkeld in Fort Collins for stealing a horse and buggy. The pair were delivered to M. McGreery, Larimer County sheriff, for trial. The horse, a gallant animal owned by J D Williams, was recovered and returned to the Fort Collins ranchman.

Fort Collins Will Allison Ernest Stevens M. McGreery Levnty Larimer County Alliaon Thirkeldwon Helonge J.D. Willams Fort Colling Williams McCreery Laramie Port Col

Special Meeting of the Laramie Commercial Club Tonight

A special meeting of the Laramie Commercial Club is set for tomorrow evening to consider the proposal on securing supply of advertising matter for distribution during the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Membership has grown, and attendance is expected to be large.

Laramie

Catholics Hold Easter Monday Dance Tonight at Maeanerchor Hall

The Catholic women of the church invite attendance this evening at Maeanerchor hall for their annual Easter Monday dance. Neithe's orchestra will provide music, promising an enjoyable evening for attendees.

Maeanerchor Hall

Robbery Report From Rock Springs

A garbled 19th century telegraph note reports a robbery at Rock Springs, mentioning a Springt event and a gala. The fragment references SaLuaoED Ano and Me as potential names involved, but the text is largely unreadable and uncertain.

Rock Springs Betweres Ferca Luca

Hanna Mine Slowly Cooling After X Incident Report

Cheyenne April 20 State Coal Mine Inspector Noah Young returns from Hanna where he inspected wrecked mine No 1. Tests show cooler air and cooling gases indicating improvement. He endorses Joseph Bird as mine inspector noting Bird’s long Wyoming mining experience and safety focus.

Cheyenne Conl Noah Young Glenrock Hanna Young Joseph Bird Bird Wyoming

First coal from Citizens' Mine reported tonight

A fragmentary note describes the first coal from the Citizens' Mine with figures and mentions a ceremony or delivery at a Centennial facility. The text references power company involvement, a plant event, and checks or payments tied to the mine setup.

Egal Ottone Cowl Ming Centennial Joraph Laramie Tdi Tetamic Night Med Power Company Mina

Unclear Text Fragment on Mentions of People

The fragmentary OCR mentions several names and phrases without clear context or events. No identifiable actions or outcomes are described to form a coherent news item. Recovered entities include Mire, Goda, Ronnel, and Mee among others.

Interesting program at the women’s cal event on Saturday

The readable fragments describe a women’s event held Saturday with mentions of Hepere Wy Mine Vorraree and Milde MacamuAeT Wale. Names appear jumbled. no clear dates, places, or outcomes are established in the legible text.

Union Pacific to Spend $250000 at Evanston

Evanston April 20 The U P is planning to spend 250000 for a new roundhouse and extensive repair stops at a thin point Supt Whitney to encouraging the plans.

Union Pacific Evanston Whitney

Colorado stockmen revolt over Washington dipped cattle rule

The Rocky Mountain News reports Colorado cattlemen oppose federal the Bureau of Animal Industry's stance on mange dipping. State officials ordered cattle east of the mountains to be dipped to prevent spread, costing about 125000 dollars. Washington asserts dipping must be government supervised to be valid, prompting planned board response and possible strong language. Local stockmen condemn federal interference and warn of widespread discontent with the disease control policy.

Colorado Warington State Board of Stock Inspection Commission Lowell Clarke Bureau of Animal Indistry Mange Foothilla Washington Clarke Bureau of Anyrmal Industry State Board Ftr Denver Marco Pealehousee Yarde

Permit Oversight Triggers Cattle Impoundment

An inspection revealed the cattle arrived without a permit. They were moved through several clean pens before the officer ordered immediate quarantine. The incident prompted rapid action to prevent disease spread.

Garde

C&S Will Compete With Union Pacific In Wyoming Trade

Cheyenne April 20 an indication of strained Colorado and Southern and Union Pacific relations. The C and S plans to divert Wyoming stock shipments from the UP to its own routes and to defer to Rock Island and Illinois lines. Superintendent Dwyer says the C and S will pursue stock business vigorously this year after poor UP service forced shippers to seek alternatives.

Cheyenne Colorado & Southern Union Pacific Denver Pacific O. P Rock Island Andington Denver Gweyenne & Northern He Road Wyoming Dwyer Tigworth U. P Chicago & Northwestern Burlington Road

Cottage Prayer Meeting Announced at Mr Boyd’s Home

On Tuesday evening a prayer meeting called Hinge will be held at the home of Mr Boyd on South Fifth Street. Fish Commissioner Dick Trogoning explored Haley reservoir near Bosler in search of rainbow trout for hatcheries, reporting the effort.

Dick ‘Trogoning Eslantey Haley Reservoir

Mother Writes On The Schools Public View

A mother declares she wrote no article about public schools and criticizes the education system. She shares concern for child development, praises some teachers, and questions current methods and examinations despite no children in public schools. She urges wiser teaching and better support for students.

Moorcroft Man John Nairne Dies in Gunshot at Range

Sundance Wyoming reports a Moorcroft resident, John Nairne, died from a self-inflicted shotgun blast at a range several miles from Nile home. Despondency described as motive. Authorities noting the tragedy occurred on April 20 in a desolate area.

Sundance Wyo John Nairne Moorcroft Niles Nile Home

Omaha Wool Growers Bank Plan to Boost Prices

Omaha bankers and wool growers plan to store wool in Omaha warehouses to resist western buyers. The scheme aims to secure higher May and June prices, provide summer financing, and enable growers to hold wool for top fall prices. Warehouses will operate across multiple states with financed storage and improved grading, targeting $25,000 to $100,000 per bale deliveries.

Omaha Jwet Omaha Bee Hawke of Pagenator J. H. Millard Chant National Bankere of Ijpe Crep Oveda Tam Bee Cheyenne Wye Wyoming Utah Mantana Colorado Oregon Miedo Nevada California Grewn Teneriny Chipman Cooper Dangtok Newcastle Cody Amd

Fragmented OCR note about town event and names

A garbled OCR fragment references a town event and several personal names. The unreadable text pretends to describe a meeting or notice with scattered place names and possibly dates, but the full meaning remains unclear.

Wyoming Sees Benefit From New Arid Land Law

Wyoming lawmakers back Senate Resolution No 66 proposing 1,000,000 extra arid acres under the Carey Act. The committee notes the act spurs irrigation and settlement, with no land segregated to the state and both state and federal aims satisfied. The measure cites prior allocations of 500,000 acres and argues the new acreage will aid reclamation and home-building efforts.

Wyoming Ajuington Benator Senate Warren Tate Carey Lave Vince

William Hodgeman Dead Pioneer Engineer of Laramie

William Hodgeman aged 50 a longtime Union Pacific passenger engineer died at his home in Laramie after years of ill health He was born in Racine New York and moved with his parents to Laramie in 1869 He later lived in California for health reasons He is survived by his wife and five sons George Judson Marvin Warren and Howard with Mrs Hodgeman residing at 709 Gram Avenue in Laramie and the others living in the city or in the U S Army.

Willian Hodgemap Laramie Med Ile Willian Wodieman Racine N.Y Union Pacific Caliefornia Mr. Hodgeman Hodgeman Gram Avenue George Judson Malvéin Warren Hoonard Amy

QLEE CLUB OFF ON TOUR

The QLEE Club departed for a tour of principal cities in the region. Tonight they perform at Cokeville, with Granger Green River Hivanston Rock Airinga and Rawling planned for later evenings, as aHormerang reporter covers daily events of the tour.

Qlee Club Pipadmit Routh Wyoming Cokeville Granger Green River Hivanston Rock Airinga Rawling Hormerang Abe Thy

Masons Celebrate Easter in Fraternity Ceremony

Rowe Croix Chapter Scortiehite Mapons held an evening Easter observance, extinguishing the light in a formal rite. The event took place last night, with participation noted from members and dignitaries.

Masons

Rafter Detained As War Service Held In Cheyenne

Very Rev. Dean Node officiated a Sunday service at the Templar commandery in Cheyenne. Military authorities detained a RAF officer during wartime tensions affecting the ceremony.

Rafter Dr Fetter Baster Tumnanyel Commandery

Two Well Known Residents Wed In Local Nuptials

Yesterday evening at the home a private ceremony united Miss Chamba and Miss Helen Taween in marriage. The service was led by Ray Wool Wrout of the Methodist church with only close relatives present. The event marks a notable social union for the community with the couple planning to reside in the home recently purchased by Mr. Theenlenem.

Phuenbirg Direst Mtr Ie Chamba Mllo Helen Taween Ray Wol Wrout Methodist Church Chogebbia Mre A.V. Cowen Gots

Estates Suit Filed Against Heir By Administrator

A legal notice reports an estate matter where the administrator seeks payment and compensation from an heir. The filing names the deceased and outlines the estate proceeding and remedy sought.

Piiasnn sutes GREAGER Ahdretine Mai Waker ae WIA vy Mivertie frved n Hnitele tote Mile eh

Obie Pintad for Ohm reported in a local tote thread with unclear names. The fragment references a trial or hearing involving a party named GREAGER Ahdretine Mai Waker and a unit or group abbreviated WIA.

Splendid Music at Churches Yesterday

Yesterday featured splendid music at churches amid Easter observances in Lanamin nae with large crowds and ideal weather. In the afternoon Emanuel Commendery Kalehie Temple held services led by Dr Kafer of Chow ohne, general commander of the grand commendery of the United States and Wyoming, while Laramie Lodge No 828 BPOE attended the service at Matthew's cathedral.

Lanaminnae Kafer Chowohne

Kinley Improves as Kinley Wiio Receives Support

An unclear report notes Kinley is improving and mentions Kinley Wiio and Marty Menene with references to TR and Chloe. The fragmentary text suggests family concern and supportive involvement during a difficult week.

Kinley Marty Menene Chloe Hee Dave

Siding Teams Mie HR McCutton Investigation

A Sunday trip to a siding produced an investigation involving McCutton and several workers including Mes and McMurray. The event centered on a plan named by Ter and MoeCutton and referenced the Wiever raneh pears.

McCutton McMurray

Miners for Citizens Holds One Day Meet at Chlone Company

Charlee Palehell of the Chlone real company visited yesterday to view men and secured two experienced coal workers for the communal mine project.

Charlee Palehell Chlone Real Company

Police Court Notes On Myrtle Case In Court

Fragmentary OCR text notes a police court session involving Myrtle with unclear details. The record mentions a plan or plea and a possible outcome but lacks readable names, dates, or concrete actions. It references a court appearance and a questioning sequence with undefined parties.

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