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Newspaper

Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

1

Iron deposits inquiry stirs interest in Laramie

Chicago visitor J H Brown recently toured Laramie, Red Buttes, Pearl and Rawlins seeking iron ore prospects near the Union Pacific line. He claimed no tie to steel firms but spoke on possible deposits and iron interests linked to Harriman. The trip sparked curiosity about a potential local steel plant.

Union Pacific J. H. Brown Chicago Laramie Brown Nerse Tron Mountain Mr. Brown Red Buttes Pearl Rawlins Harrian Harriman Makig Vallon Denver Post Brown Palace Denver Bleel Trust Harri

Ranch houses broken into near Louks Mar rt ranch

Within the last few days both houses on the Louks Mar rt ranch a few miles from the have been broken into. The doors were damaged and likely the work of determined burglars. What was stolen remains unclear in the fragmentary report.

Louks Mar Rt Ranch Nm Har

Cheyenne Tribune Missing Boy to Return Home

A Cheyenne Tribune report notes a boy described as mentally unbalanced will be brought home. A message from Maxon of Kimrey and Avly flem requests notification to Mr. Iilty as the boy currently wanders away with intention to return home. Edits indicate a plan for the Cheyenne departure and morning arrival by horse or carrier.

Pheyenne Maxon Kimrey Flem Gus Mrey Bam Iilty Apiiy Cheyenne Tribune

Preparations for Fourth in Laramie Stir Community

Citizens and business leaders in Laramie discuss an old time Fourth of July celebration with a mass meeting planned to seek county and city funding. A hose cart race big dance and many events including horse racing and rough riding are proposed at the fairgrounds, with prizes and advertising to follow.

Laramie Tt Te Fair Grounds Laly Girl Rilera Howe-cart Rawlins Cheyenne Denver

Pleasant reception bid farewell to Patrick Bainter

A Christian Endeavor gathering in a Presbyterian church home honored Patrick C G Bainter on Monday night. He leaves the city for Mt. Vernon Ohio due to his father's illness after two years in Laramie, leaving many friends and a warm sendoff from neighbors and church members.

CG. Bainter James Weightman Christian Endeavor Society The Presbyterian Church Bainter Laramie Mt. Vernon Ohio Misser Caxe Grimes Nelson Mors Ware Ramsey Johnston Merithew Mesdames Ware Weightman Messrs Hogbin Nelson Ford Walker Weightmany Snow Trabing Hasenkamp

WANTS MILLIONS OF TREES IN WYOMING FOREST SALE

Washington June 1 the forestry bureau announced chief forester Bruce was directed to the Big Horn forest reserve Wyoming to fix the terms of sale of Amber to Mr J McShane He has applied for 35000000 lodge pole pine for railroad ties and related properties

Washington The Forestry Bureau Today Bruce Big Horn Wyoming J. McShane McShane

Meeting of Wyoming Division Heads Under Union Pacific

The Wyoming division heads of Union Pacific meet after Cheyenne to review each department's work. Monthly gatherings will report progress via each department member. Meetings include train masters dispatchers chiefs and foremen across divisions to detect slack in operations.

Cheyenne Wyoming Union Pueble Shuler Harriman Ehlof Poud Olale

Capt Henry Amberg Sheds Light On Wild Animal Trade At Great Floto Shows

Capt Henry Amberg foreign animal agent for the Great Floto Shows tours the circuit discussing wild animal trade. He cites New York firms and foreign dealers supplying animals to public menageries private zoos and big circuses. The Floto imports include twenty elephants twenty five elephants counted egg twenty tigers five lions forty five leopards twenty pumas and many small animals and birds. Cubs of tigers leopards bears and lions are in demand for families with prices often dropping on return to dealers. A dealer’s letter tells of a lion that ate a Newfoundland dog and a Siberian bear that seems to laugh at new sights daily. Date set for Wednesday June 14.

Henry Amberg New York Hinenbeeks Beara Bec Flote

Chicago to Buy SNES Car System Proposal

Chicago June 1 Daily News reports a definite proposition from Chicago Traction to sell the car system by Mary Donne if reports are correct. The offer appears likely to be accepted pending further confirmation.

Chicago The Daily News Today Mary Donne

Workmen Rescued in Gunnlvon Reclamation Slide

A mining reclamation site incident left two dead and three injured after a rock slide trapped workers fifty feet below. Rescue teams recovered three workers yesterday and continued search for others as part of the Gunnlvon project in Montrone Col.

Montrone Col Jean

Carpenters Strike Ends as Bosses Win

In Cheyenne and Wyeburn areas workers concede after a stalemate. strikers depart the alley as management claims victory. Production resumes on several jobs with continued wage talks.

Dance by Young Ladies at North Star Hall

The Catholic Sidality girls hosted a well attended dance and supper at North Star Hall, praised as socially and financially successful. Guests enjoyed excellent supper prepared by Mise Mamie Sullivan and Mrs Ralph McCollough, with music by Burne Hunton and Hegewald. A Methodist church board met to appoint a committee to arrange services for the annual conference next August.

North Star Hall Wiles Alway Capital Mise Mamie Sullivan Ralph McCollough Messrs Burne, Hunton Hegewald Jteen Methodist Church Tele F. W. Bross

Route of new railroad surveyed from Casper to Alcova

The Chicago railroad survey filed at Douglas outlines a Casper to Alcova route and a branch to the Pathfinder dam. The line would extend toward the Sweetwater country across 45 miles with a proposed Platte river branch. Casper officers are Fred B. Place W. D. Rhoads and J. B. Bradley. Colorado and Southern shows interest. the plan may support future electric rail or dam linkages beyond Alcova.

Casper Wyo Chicago_, railroad Tawn Douglas Alcova Sweetwater Platte River Brigham City Eagle Canon Colorado and Southern

Enormous Timber Cut Flows to Wyoming Rail Points

The Wyoming timber industry shows a vast year’s cut with rivers delivering logs to railheads. Green River Timber Co reports 1.6 million railroad ties and 200,000 mine props. Carbon Timber Co about 500,000 railroad ties and 200,000 mine props. Shoshone Lumber Co 1,000,000 feet of logs.

Wyoming Green River Timber Company Carbon Timber Company Shoshone Lumber Company

Magnitude of Stealing Becomes City Industry in Cheyenne

The Cheyenne Tribune reports a year of bicycle thefts valued near ten thousand dollars, estimating at least 100 bicycles stolen. The article warns the scale of this crime warrants public outrage and pursuit of the culprits.

Cheyenne Cheyenne ‘Tribune

Nickel Plate Road Tickets to Asbury Park City and return

A garbled passenger notice references Nickel Plate Road selling tickets for 21.35 to Asbury Park New Jersey and 21.05 for return with several misread city names and dates. It names Chas Johnson district passenger agent and mentions Chicago City Ticket Office and depot locations.

Asbury Park N. J Nickel Plate Road Good Vila New York Diponiling Chicago City Auditoriia Depot la Balle Yau Horen Bor Johnson Districit Ark Denver Colo

Notes From University Cadet Corps Field Meet Prizes Promoted

Notes from the university detail a cadet corps promotion list, field meet prizes, and annual events. Promotions include Herbert Kennedy as 1st lieutenant and Bryan Nelson as 2nd lieutenant, with new sergeants named in both Co. C and Co. D. The field meet is set for June 20 at fair grounds, plus memorial exercises and a recent parade drill.

Co. A

Peace moves and imperial conference near in Russia

Peace discussions at Tearakoe Selo involve the emperor and most of the imperial family as conferences shape whether to grant popular demands for a national assembly and when to act on reports from a rescript commission. Indemnity payments loom, financiers ready to fund peace if needed. The press largely blames the bureau for missteps, with only Novosti and the Rosze Gazette urging peace.

Tearakoe Selo Foullgin Bureau Oriey Novosti Ronse Gazette St Petersburg

Attempt on King Alfonso of Spain in Paris

An anarchist bombed the royal carriage as King Alfonso and President Loubit departed a theater. The blast wounded both men. many arrests followed, including the suspected bomber and three accomplices seen near the Loure archway with a destructive engine moments before the explosion.

Paris Alfonso Loubit Vie Mijucke Wither Bolners Heloneins

Greenwood Arrives From Denver With New Rambler

Mr. EB Greenwood reached town at noon aboard a Denver arrival with a new Rambler automobile. He reported the trip was marked by heavy rain and sales pressures made the journey difficult. He described the car as handsome and praised its modern features amid rough road conditions.

EB Greenwood Denver Greenwood

Rawlins School Superintendent to Graduate at University

An official from Rawlins Public Schools will complete a degree program at a university. The notice lists the superintendent Hyof Granta and mentions related degree milestones and campus details, indicating completion of a higher degree and a ceremonial event.

Rawlins Hyof Granta Thaw Hii Mind Syuth Ani Roe Cranwall Hiehelir Holleneie Unb Vereliy Wild Talon Tiehelor of Arta Denver University

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Ron Steel Trust Louis Marquardt Ranch Asher F. C. Bainter Christian Endeavor Our SNES Chicago Traction Company Gunnlfon Cheyenne Ana Giviky Holton Catholic Sodality North Sar Plane of Chicago and Pacific Railroad Douglas Land Office University Choral Union Esterday Portland Bessie Pascall Cheyenne High School Robert Gottschalk Athletic Associaion S Captain Yates John Hill Yates Herbert Kennedy Co. C Ruth Holliday Daisy Moss Co. D Harriet Abbot Gertrude Ponting Helen Symons Miriam Cortell Etta Kennedy Heith Betts John Hurnette Harold Harden Mark Walker Albin Nelson Inet Atu Tie City Ray Towson H Overal Croaweron Miosie Pras Kennedy Russia Czar Japan Asia Tokio Rojestvensky Vladivostok Almaz Gronay Brava Teroslabty Yamame Formulatto Togo Spain Loubet Mintel Delhne WLC Lee Cotkale Wildortin Cor Boomerang
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