Beginnings of Transcontinental Auto Race From New York
In New York today ten high powered American cars began a 4000 mile endurance race to Seattle. Mayor McClellan started the event with President Taft signaling the start. Pacemakers will guide the field to Kansas City to limit speed laws, racers due in Laramie in about two weeks.
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New York
Auephew
Seattle Automobile Club
Exposition City
Flr
McClellan
White House
Washington
Taft
Automobile Club of America
Kansas City
Top Notch
Laramie
Why no sue for libel Mr Thompson
A local letter questions why Ole Thompson has not sued a nearby newspaper for libel after it implied he was connected to a horse case in court. The writer defends councilman C Thompson, noting no evidence ties him to the matter and the name was used loosely.
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MR. Thompson
Comerang
Woods
Ole Thompson
Thompson
O. Thompson
C.thompson
Home Talent Shines at O. K. Theatre Vaudeville
Harry Hunt of Laramie stars in the O. K. theatre vaudeville show this week. The young painter displays contortion and acrobatic stunts that critics hail as top quality home talent. A commendable local performance worth seeing.
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Harry Hunt
Laramie
O. K
Carnegie Library Veritable Garden of Flowers
The Carnegie Library interior is described as a veritable garden of flowers and perfume. Mr Ingham has made the library's interior highly attractive, with a great number of beautiful plants and flowers on display.
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Carnegie Library
Carnegie Ibrary
Ingham
Mbrary
IR Kinnear Home Not Married Says He Is
Mr. RN. Kinnear a railroad engineer returns from South Dakota to Laramie amid congratulatory chatter on marriage to Mrs Jennings. He denies being wed and warns rumors will be resolved soon.
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Kinnear
RN. Kinnear
South Dakota
Laramie
Jennings
Burthe Degins
Dam broke delaying Wig ditch work and repairs
The Wig ditch breach delayed Sunday work and threatened further floods. Contractor Owen cites risk of more trouble but expects repairs to be completed within a few days as water levels recede and contractors prepare to resume delivery to the owner.
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Syviday
Eaton
Owen Saya
Con Travtore
Boomerang Promotes Local News And Honest Advertising
The Boomerang touts its superiority in local news coverage in Laramie claiming more up to date stories than rivals and urging readers to compare quality. It emphasizes independence from cliques or corporations and invites readers to seek value in fresh, honest goods and reporting.
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Laramie
Ite Newe
Vin
New Cement Walks Ordered in Laramie City
City council grants multiple cement walk projects in Laramie from First to Ninth streets and Garfield to University avenues, plus Second Street to Steele Street and Fourth Street segments. Measures include lawn irrigation rules, police appointments, sewer extension study, and health officer appointment amid a tense meeting.
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University Avenue
Garfield
Grand Avenue
Steele Street
Stret
Thornburg
Boomerang readers laud city improvements in Laramie
Hundreds of citizens praise the Boomerang for backing Weller Street cleanup, better sidewalks and crossings. A prominent businessman commends the paper for courage and civic pride while urging focus on city improvements over petty gains. Local readers call out rival papers for timid reporting.
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Weller Street
Laramie
Cote
Tim Boot
Jack Robinson
Automobiles From Cheyenne To Visit Laramie Next Sunday
Twenty five cars are to travel from Cheyenne to Laramie next Sunday loaded with tourists. The trip aims to review the Laramie to Cheyenne road and meet members of the Laramie Auto Club to discuss plans for the automobile association. The two clubs will work in harmony and welcome visitors warmly.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Old-Timer Visits the Boomerang Office in Chicago
Ware, pastor of the Propuyterian Endeavor church in Chicago, paid the Boomerang a call this morning. The report references 1881 history and mentions figures and events in a fractured, era-typical笔记 style.
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Llow
BN. Ware
Propuyterian Endeavor Church
Chicago
Tarnle
Kearney
Tollow Domain
Menabytirian General Assembly
Arunton Ak
Durloe
Police Judge Report Notes City Offenses For Month
The report records seven vagrants ten drunks and one bicycle offender in court during the month. It notes fines collected from two houses of prostitution. The wounell was burned at about 1 PM.
Great Pedestrian to Arrive Tonight in Taramio
Albert Payson Woeston is due in Taramio tonight at 7 20 PM and departs tomorrow at 4 AM for Mediclre Row. He plans a 4200 mile trek in 100 days, resting this afternoon at Union Pacific and stopping at Hermosa and Granite Canon along the route. His manager John C Bohinkel arrived at noon and will issue a full account tomorrow.
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Albert Payson Woeston
Taramio
Union Pacife
Hermosa
Laramie
John C. Bohinkel
Union
Notable Case Postponed To Correct Papers
August Kassahn of Diamond Cattle sued Hansan for cow purchase price. Justice Hugh Hynds was sworn in by accident. The case adjourned until Monday to correct papers. attorneys Sher idan Downey and H. V. Groesbeck represent the parties.
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Eenee
August Kassahn
Diamond Cattle Company
Justine McMullen
Woods
Laraemie
Hugh Hynds
Laramie
Bcone
Hansan
Sheridan Downey
H. V
Groesbeck
A Night Out by Gilmore Brown Company At Opera House
The Gilmore Brown company presented A Night Out to a small audience last night due to rain. Performances have suffered from bad weather, but tonight's show is expected to be well attended and the repertoire considered first class.
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Opera House
Gilmore Brown
Court House Notes and Valuation Preview
A bill of sale for a brand was made to Samuel Coen by J EB Johnson and Med for record. The clerk granted a marriage license to W Jensen and Elida Emily Peterson. Assessor Houston says the county valuation will not fall below 11 million dollars, more than double the last assessment.
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Court House
Samuel Coen
J. EB. Johnson
W. Jensen
Elida Emily Peterson
Houston
Civil Service Examination Under Mr Condit
Mr EB W Condit conducts a civil service examination at the post office of John Kunkel. A Laramie youth seeks a government post as game law clerk.
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Condit
John Kunkel
Laramie
Reading a Good Paper and the Coroner's Quiet Notice
A fragment notes a newspaper reference to a coroner and a respected man who died suddenly. It mentions downtown visits the day before and reading the Republican that evening before retirement, leaving the cause of death tied to a brain illness per the paper.
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Grand Avenue
Fugaret
Republican
Nough
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Opens In Seattle
President Taft activated the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle at 2 PM. The ceremony featured music, invocations, speeches by J A Nadeau and J J Chilvery, and a Benedicton by Bishop Keator. Taft cited Equality, simplicity, economy and justice as guiding watchwords for the republic.
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Seattle
Wash
White House
Alaska
Yast Natual Amphitheater
Lake Washington
Ridward J. O'Day
J. A. Nadeau
J. 2. Chilvery
Janes J. Mul
FW. Keator
Pacife
Taft
Mr. Hui
Republic
Yesterday's ball games across leagues and matchups
Yesterday's results span Western, National, Pacific Coast and Southern leagues with scores including Sioux City 4 Lincoln 2 and Chicago 3 Cincinnati 5 New York 2. Pittsburg-Louisiana. Philadelphia 10 Boston U4. Oakland 4 Sacramento 3. San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 2. Atlanta 2 Memphis 1. Topeka at Denver and other fixtures. Today features Topeka at Denver Wichita at Pueblo Omabs at Des Moines Lincoln at Sioux City Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detriot of Boston National League New York at Brooklyn Boston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Continental.
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Sioux City
Lincoln
Omala
Des Moines
Wichita
Pueblo
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Mobile
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
New
Topeka
Denver
Omabs
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Bi Louis
Detrait
Boston
New Yo
Hoston
Pivteburg
Chiles
Contental
Demurrage Rules Enforced by U P Line at Laramie
Agent A B Cady announces new demurrage policy for U P line at Laramie. goods left in cars beyond 48 hours after arrival, excluding Sundays and holidays, incur a $1 per day charge. Reports mention regional railroad tensions, a failed $250000 offer, and a pending move of the Windsor line amid local political posturing.
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A. B. Cady
U. P
Laramie
New Home Start Tomorrow for Local Family
Mr. GB McChire arrived yesterday from Walla Walla Washington to begin a new home venture. The couple plans to travel tomorrow or the next day with their young daughter and wife, signaling a fresh start in the area.
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GB McChire
Wolla Walla
Washington
Walla Walla
Nou Nuit
Olly
Kevin Cone
New Employment Agency in Laramie Promises Prospects
In Laramie a new employment office opens amid hopeful chatter about job placement and wages. Local figures and officials foresee steady demand and potential community benefits despite uncertain prospects.
Goess to Chicago to Represent This State
Oily Giswin slate today for Chicago to represent this state at a meeting of the Nevada Howal Cantereiee da Law and Crim nology. Mr. Grhtnad Waaelecind to Junroment Wreming, with details on Dorvebeibot Ketan and Uikie ACACA.
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Chicago
Grhtnad
Freight Outriders Ride to Walden Across Port
Dale Lartiul whirldid to Walden with a large freight load. The crew from Vale and nearby yards moved crates and goods, reporting steady flow toward Walden. Weather held clear as the convoy pressed on, with timely delivery expected at the Grove and Motmwe stops.
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Dale Lartiul
Zeppelin air craft wrecked near Bitterfeld Wohl
June 2 Count Zeppelin's airship returning from Friedrichshafen crashed near Bitterfeld as it attempted to land. The torn envelope and broken prow indicated serious damage and a lengthy repair time likely delaying the journey. In Medina a New York Central freight stopped within ten feet of a child after the engineer applied emergency brakes, wrecking three cars but saving the youngster.
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Goappingen
Zeppelin
Alrablo
Bitter Field
Friedrichahafen
Medina
New York Central
Plancigan
Summer resort folder teases Elk views and weather delays
Mr. E. N. Rogers postpones Centennial photo tour due to rain. Commercial club prepares a summer resort folder and ranchmen offer to host tourists and hunters. Rogers gathers data to feature promising ranches, benefiting Laramie and the club.
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E. N. Rogers
Centennial
Commercial Club
Habus Peak Railroad Company
Rogers
Laramie
Remains of Mrs Burman at rest in Laramie cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Hanna Burman was held at her residence at 368 Listh Street at 2 PM. Wyoming Circle No. 261 with the Women of Woodcraft, Hey, and Wichmann presided, with pallbearers Herman Hege Wild Joseph Erne Michael Erne Haverlasd James Stirling Hegewald bearing the casket to its resting place.
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Hanna Burwan
Listh Street
Laramie
Hey, Wichmann
Woodcraft
Wyoming Circle No
Herman Hege Wild
Joseph Erne
Michael Erne
Haverlasd
James Stirling
Hegewald
New Stamps In Honor Of The Exposition
A fragmentary notice describes a postage stamp issue honoring the exposition. The readable text references a cow motif and a postal collection, with unclear names and places. The legible portion hints at a ceremony or display and mentions assembling stamps from Alaska and Hawtin, but many words are garbled.
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Louehiotay
Jane
Well Known Lady Writes Clever Stones in New York
A garbled tale references a well known woman composing clever stones in New York. It mentions a character named ARKO MAMMA Canter and unclear events about a Graamhopgwn Hive. The fragment hints at thoughts on brain development and learning.
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New York
Darauade
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