Resignation of Amex Toft and City Council Actions
City council meeting led by Mayor J B McKee discusses Amex Toft resigning from the council effective June 28 and the July Fourth celebration fund. Actions cover water system bids, cemetery improvements, liquor license transfers, and appointments for the fire department, street work, and a new chemical engine. Multiple petitions are read regarding building permits and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yielock
Carneg Lebrary Alte
Amex
Bedond Ward
Spicer
Ball
Chaylex Trablug
Broud Street
Hollidis Company
Boleer
Mar Bal Simian
Rogers
Trabing
Reine He Street and Alley Committee
A. A. Tet F
Perminston
Hhe
Avna B. Holliday
Tig Soldiers Aid Society
Wis
Heemer
Spleer
Brauh Spafford
Pernibewt
Trand Avenue
Euie
Spafford
Beemer
Fiande Aouti
Elly Luddhige
Mearines
Neeiles
Mr. Phillips
Prex Carmittee
Park Guardian
Phillips
Sullt Ing Committee
N. BF. Spicer
Frog Bruvekner
Carnegiebrary
McKee
Itil Thes
Electric Light Company
McKee Stle
Gramm
Cne Us
Fir Department
Marshal Slaman
Dave Rauner
William Cameron
Symons
Rocky Mountain Fire Manocausatee
Denver
Infor Howan
Larane
Honda
Sprens
Philp Weta
Wien
Reward Offered For Letter Writer Of Rosamond Tonkin Threats
Cawego New York June 7 A wealthy citizen John Jay Tonkin offers 50000 dollars for discovery of the writer of threatening letters aimed at his daughter Rosamond for two years The family endured fear with detectives private and police unable to find a clue The threat followed them to New York and back arming guards as a city trembles after a nearby murder increases urgency and fear.
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Cawego
N. Y
Rosamond
John Jay Tonkin
Mra. Tonkin
Pata
Harriman to Buy Coal Lands in Utah and Wyoming
Omaha reports a large deal in which Union Pacific plans to acquire vast coal lands in Eastern Utah and Western Wyoming owned by Patrick J. Quealy and associates. Engineers from Oregon Short Line and Linton Pacific Coal inspected the area, with notes and photos for the road’s completion. The tract spans hundreds of square miles with rich deposits, and the deal is expected to involve several hundred thousand dollars.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Utah
Wyoming
Patrick J. Quealy
P. J. Quealy
Ashton
Oregon iShort
Eingineer Manley
Linton Pacific Coal Company
Quealy
Visit From Grand Matron Pleases Alpha Chapter
Alpha Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a large meeting at Masaile Hall to welcome Mrs. Martha Stickney, crow matron of the Wyom ing order. Several candidates were initiated and Grant Matron Bulelines praised the chapters for strong membership and active work.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Lela
Masaile Hall
Order
Condition Of City Treasury May Report
The department of the city treasurer for May shows recoverable amounts totaling 8014. The figures include resident ledgers and balances, reflecting the city’s cash position and receivables.
Programme for Horse Races Draws Crowd at Laramie Parade
A city committee plans a July 4 celebration with a full horse race program. Events include a cow horse race, girls race, boys ponies, delivery drivers, rough riding, automobile race, and harness races. Prizes range from 2 to 25 dollars. Entries close at noon on July 4, 1805, with Frank J. Terry handling registrations.
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Mesera Offo Gramm
John Davis
Thomas, Gisbon
Corlett Downey
James Christangen
Preenines
W H. Holliday
Court House
Mary Slavens Clark
Sam Campbell
Peter Smart
A. Miller
J.T. Winslow
Frank Frager
Bute
Finiiah
Tihany County
Albany County
Allo
Frank J. Terry
Woodruff
Ter
Second Street
Laramie
Miss Manasse Ill in Cheyenne After Laramie Visit
Miss Helen Manasse, who was visiting and involved in felonies here a few days ago, is reported seriously ill at her home in Cheyenne. Her health worsened after leaving Laramie, where her condition rapidly declined.
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Helen Manasse
Remarkable Base Ball Game Reported From Rock Springs
A detailed notice from Rock Springs to the Denver Republican describes Green River baseball team playing in Rock Springs yesterday. Pitcher Slamson of Rock Springs dominated, striking out eight batters and allowing no hits, as Rock Springs played flawless defense with no errors. The damagethe report notes five innings with six hits and one base on balls, highlighting perfect ball by Rock Springs.
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Rock Springs
Denver Republican
Green River
Nate
Roek
DROWNED ON TIE DRIVE IN WA TERE OF BRUNH GR
A garbled fragment describes a drowning near Brunh Gr and the river Winn. It mentions Lindquist and Geath in water with a companion named Semy Percu and a timeline around an evening incident. Unclear specifics limit precise details.
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Lindquist
Geath
Wye
Amelie
Lewklie
Interesting divorce case echoes Cheyenne kidnapping case
Mrs. Rena Duff sues George Duff in district court for desertion and non-support. The case recalls a Cheyenne incident where Duff abducted his daughter, fled with her to Nebraska, then was located after a sensational pursuit. Duff crossed the state line, boarded a train to Omaha, and the child was eventually recovered. The petition seeks custodian status for Mrs. Duff.
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Rena Duff
George Duff
Duff
Cheyenne
Duff Hat
Nebraska
Omaha
Anna Held in Monte Carlo Gambling Run News
Anna Held, accompanied by her husband Florence Ziepfeld, has been in Monte Carlo since December. Reports say the green tables have put $60,000 into her pocket during a persistent run of luck.
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Monte Carlo
Anna
Iack
Florence Ziepfeld
University students to attend YM A convention in Lake Geneva
George Perriam Morris Corbeit and John Burnette of the University will leave soon for Lake Geneva to attend the Young Men's Christian Association convention running from June 15 to June 25.
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George Perriam
Morris Corbeit
John Burnette
University
Lake Geneva
Young Men‘s Christian Association
City Council appoints engineer amid criticism
The city council chose an engineer who earns a large railroad salary and is a near resident, drawing sharp criticism. Critics say other qualified men could fill the post and that the $12.50 daily rate is excessive. The council was split, three voting against, with the mayor casting the deciding vote.
Meeting on Pure Food Law Wrappers Standard Discussed
An important meeting of large manufacturers and businessmen will be held in the city next Monday. EB W Turke state food commissioner and Prof Krifeht state chemist will preside. They will discuss printing formula on wrappers under the state pure food law and seek a legal opinion from Attorney General Mulllen on sections 6 7 and 8. A standard for action is hoped to be agreed upon.
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EB. W. Turke
Krifeht
Mullen
Fire alarm at Sixth and University for kitchen smoke
A fire alarm wired from Fifth and Fremont Street summoned three hose carts to a kitchen on Sixth and University Avenue yesterday afternoon. Neighbors extinguished a small wood box behind the stove containing a few savings, removing it to the street. Mrs. Jordan was out and returned just after the alarm.
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Sixth and
University
Fifth
Fremont Street
Marriage invitation for Alberta June Binty and John Daly
A Larame notice states Mr and Mrs William Henry Bints invite guests to the marriage reception of their daughter Alberta June Binty and Mr John Daly on Wednesday June nineteen nineteen at eleven, 280 Sixth Elvey Salt Lake City. The bride is known locally from her aunt Mrs Toward Ingham. After August 16 the couple will be at home at Fourth Street Salt Lake City.
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Larame
William Henry Bints
Hogar
Alberta June
John ©. Daly
Elyey
Salt Lake City
June Binty
Ingham
onilMra
Daly
Th Fourth Street
Suffers a broken arm at hatchery incident
Walter Brown, a railroad engineer, sustained a serious upper arm fracture yesterday at the hatchery. A horse reared and struck him as he prepared to untie the animal, knocking him down and trampling him briefly before workers helped him to town for medical care. He faces a period of recovery.
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Walter Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Herry
Tle Preaerylng
Athletic Contest Opens At Lewis and Clark Exposition
Inaugurated today in Portland Oregon the Lewis and Clark exposition begins a full program of athletic contests through October. The schedule includes boxing relay racing swimming basketball football bowling and track events featuring local clubs and visiting teams.
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Portland
Ore
Aport
Aport da Eludioy Boxing, Relay Mee, Fonotug, Dwitming Evlehet
My Cuethie
Kole Toothel
Bankerball
Ikerokwr
Tndlan Aiiletty Party
Br0adhurst 18 Improved After Fever, Expected to Arrive
W J Broaden reports his wife Hath not yet arrived and he remains hopeful. He notes his fever improved and prepares for possible arrival before Friday but has heard nothing further.
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W. J Broaden
Gasoline for Dandelions Mystery Phrase Review
A fragmented, cryptic text fragment mentions a wall, a Neel name, a daisy like subject, and a mysterious date. It references a line about a shell, a place with a plan, and a person named Liaranilis amid garbled phrases. The passage reads like OCR noise with few concrete facts.
Lone bandit elusive after Coa griff robbery
Sheriff Reale and Under-Sheriff Knadler returned from Rock River after Monday evening robbery at the Coa griff store. Beals reports no trace of the suspect. directions unknown. Loot totaled 273.28 including cash, several checks, and a Union Pacific pay check. description is scarce and the rider seen by Engineer Hodgeman provided little detail.
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Shriff Reale
Knadler
Rock River
Coagriff
Beals
William Hodgeman
Riverside Livestock Company
Cosgriff Brothers
Union Pacific
Dude Komas
Henry Biford
Tom Nichols
Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities and Ranches
A list of guests and visitors includes Union Pacific figures Fred D. Hammond Casper and George King and Oscar King Omaha, with others from Omaha Chicago New York St. Joseph Pierre Dodge Denver Centen Cowdry Walden and more. Notable names include W N Poster of the U.S. Geological Survey and several ranch figures.
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Union Pacific
Fred D. Hammond
Casper
George King
Oscar King
Omaha
G. 8. Foster
A. C. Duston
Chicago
M. Nelson
Kingsbury
Cali
J. H. Norton
New York
Geo
Bick
St. Joe
William A. Maxwell
Pierre
The
Johnson
M. KE
Dodge
Denver
Myrtle
Lilly Baillie
Centen
Dyce Brounlee
Cowdry
Viviar McCaslind
M. Todd
Mount Sterling
J. W. Robinson
Owen
Tom Riley
John Crane
Ranch
J. ©. Shanks
A. Trownwell
Walden
Sigfrid Hapberg
Emil Hapberg
Sweden
W. N. Poster
U.S. Geological Survey
Death of Father Reaches Miss Melila Henry
Miss Melila Henry learns by telegraph of her father Mr. O R Henry’s death at Colorado Springs. She had been acting as the ghost of Wet aunt Mrs Paul Pas oe for months and plans to join the funeral. Henry has resided near her Payooe ranch for years.
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Melila
Henry
Paul Pasoe
O. R. Henry
Colorado Springs
Henry Lott
Ubon
Payooe
Return from extend. European voyage to Bakerland and Neway
Theoden returned after a long visit to his parents in Bakerland and to the Me Pivolee in Nueway. Mrs Theoden expressed hope the trip would greatly aid, and he was reported to rest here for recovery.
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Europe
Theoden
Bwkerland
Nueway
Theoten
Redtde
Goop Crops Report Strains Town Winds
A garbled note describes a goop crop in town with references to a Panos Shoe owner and local figures. It mentions a year and hints at weather or yield, but the text is largely unreadable. The readable parts suggest cautious optimism about the crop and local activity surrounding the farm and footwear shop.
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Panos
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Amos Teft
Council
Cele
J.B. McKee
Will McMurray
Tyvald
Marshal Signan
Harriman
Mike Quealy
Elk Mountain
Easter Star Receiver
Mrs. Stickney
Yirmasner
Miss Manasse
Hames
Husband
Y. M
Friends Hare
Broadhurst
Lone Bandit
W. A. Frazer
EB. Cooper
Little Medicine
Frank McDonald
Much
J. M. Thompson
L. le Orvinsky
C. H. Brown
Oregon
H. Jones
Dennis Hrennan
North Park
Paul Pascoe
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