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Newspaper

Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

1

Charges Dismissed In Cattle Range Destruction Case

Nine prominent Crook county cattlemen reach a settlement paying all costs and damages totaling about 25 000 dollars. The agreement bans further molestation of sheep on the range, ending the prosecution. The State Board of Charities also plans to buy land near Lander for a home for feeble minded and epileptics after an inspection tour. In Cheyenne, Frank Wolf of Fort Russell was killed instantly by a streetcar while playing ball with comrades. a criminal complaint may be filed against the motorman.

Sundance Wyo Rodney King Sheep Company Guthrie Sheep Company Crook County Cheyenne State Board of Charities and Reform Lander and Douglas Lander Frank Wolf Co. M 11Th Infantry Ft. Russell Capt. Unkridge

Murdered man known to Dr. Delaney in Boston killing

Dr Hays, stabbed and killed in Boston last Monday by an insane butcher who also killed four others. He was well known by Dr DeLaney of Laramie, with whom he had worked in professional business for over four years.

Hays Boston de Laney Laramie DeLaney

Sudden Death of Private Wolf Shocks Fort Russell Fans

Sorrowful expressions sweep Larante after Private Frank M. Wolf dies suddenly under a streetcar in Cheyenne. The Fort Russell basketball star, who played for Fort Rowell, had made many acquaintances and earned a favorable impression. The untimely death follows a recent game where he impressed the team and community.

Frank ‘M. Wolf Cheyenne Larante Fort Rowell Fort Russell

Gems to Play Cheyenne Indians in Upcoming Games

Late today Manager Barnett announced two games between the Laramie Gems and the Cheyenne Indians to be held in Cheyenne on the 19th and 20th of this month. It is also possible a four-game set with Battery A Fort Russell may be staged in Laramie next Sunday.

Barnett Laramie Gems Cheyenne Indians Cheyenne the Sith Gems Battery A Fort Runsell Laramie

River notes challenge claim of record highs

Juday M N Grant contests the view that the Big Laramie River is higher now than ever. He recalls much larger flows in the past, citing a river at least a mile wide at Sand Creek mouth in 871 and arguing public memory fades on such comparisons.

Juday M.N. Grant Laramie Sand Creek

Scarce Recovery Sours To Recurring Illness In Ward

A cryptic, OCR damaged notice references a ward, Denver, and a woman once with a plow, amid unclear phrases about a recurring illness and family. It mentions a brother and mother in fragmented lines, with no clear dates or action.

Ward Denver Witwe Withle Plow Awette

Six New Crews to Be Installed

Between Laramie and Denver via Borie Cutoff a Sunday freight service will run three trains, employing six new crews mainly from Laramie. The Borie cutoff is expected to boost Laramie’s freight role, with merchants relying on Denver jobbers. A major washout at Paxton Nebraska delays passenger trains 3 and 5, affecting a portion of today’s schedule.

Denver Laramie Borie Western Union Cheypenne Paxton Nebraska

Circus posters mar Laramie business district

Town businesses display circus posters on brick fronts along Main Street prompting calls for regulation. Citizens complain of unsightly signage cluttering storefronts and urge action to curb poster plastering in the city.

Laramie

Cadet Ball Promises Splendid Commencement Week Event

One of the most brilliant events of commencement week at the university is the annual cadet ball to be held Monday June 14. The cadets are making elaborate preparations. Governor Brooks and his staff will attend along with officers from Fort D. A. Russell among distinguished guests.

University Governor Brooks Fort D. A. Russell

Lodge No. 2 Elects Officers At Laramie Meeting

At the last meeting of Laramie Lodge No. 2 the following officers were elected John Beaudovi senior grand J L Barkhurst vice grand the secretary Albert Berner and the treasurer W J Beckwith hold over until year end Installation services for these officers will be held in July with appointive offices to be filled.

The Laramie P Lodge No John Beaudovi Noble Grand J. L. Bark+hurst Albert Berner W. J. Beckwith

SARRY BROTHERS INCORPORATED IN WYOMING

Articles filed in the county clerk's office announce the incorporation of Sarry Brothers, a store company with Cheyenne and local operations. Incorporators are Michael J Perry James Perry and Emma Mauss. Capital stock is 20000 dollars in 300 one dollar shares and the corporate term is forty nine years.

Barry Brothers Cheyenne Michael J James Perry Emma Mauss

Lightning Strikes Residence on Clark Street During Storm

Yesterday evening during an electrical storm lightning followed wires into the home of Mrs J T Joux, 608 Clark street, tearing a hole in the dining room ceiling. No one was at home, the family being in town, and the house narrowly avoided a fire or serious injury to anyone present.

Mehtning Mra. J. T. Jouwx Clark Street Farbly

Mark Twain Faces Plagiarism Controversy Over Book

June 10 report notes Mark Twain admitted using copious extracts from another author in his new book without credit. The dispute centers on a chapter from The Shakespeare Problem Restated by Geo. M. Greenwood of London. Greenwood’s publishers demand credit and England circulation halt until plates are altered.

New York L. Clemens Geo. M. Greenwood M. Py London MM ‘Twat Mr. Greenwood

Making Final Proof on His Homestead

Mr W B Robinson is today making final proof on his homestead entry before Clerk Fred Ibmeen. His land lies near Huttons grove.

W. B. Robinson Fred Ibmeen Hutton's Grove

Cheyenne to Medicine Bow to Rawlins bulletin

A town bulletin from the Ocean to Ocean auto race manager states the pilot will depart Cheyenne, stop at Medicine Bow where Ernest Sundin will take charge, and continue to Rawlins. The route via Hanna and Port Steele is barred due to terrible roads and a destroyed Fort Steele bridge.

Auto Racera Cheyenne Medicine Bow Ernest Sundin Rawlina Hanna Port Steele Fort Steele

Two Sides to the Question on Toll Report

Mr Jacob Schnitzler says automobilists misreport tolls in a dispute over pasture gates left open. He defends his brother in law as 35 years old not an old Dutchman, and notes cattle escape due to open gates. Automobilists allegedly rely on others to fix gates and leave a curt farewell.

Jacob Schnitzler Ianot Bergman Noglect

Memorable Flag Day Rush In Laramie Train Event

A noisy ledger of a Chicago Association of Commerce special train visit to Laramie for Flag Day. R B Fitch A W Augspurger and Judge M Brown coordinate the itinerary with a city parade like decorations and possible trout gifts. Citizens urged to decorate and participate on the occasion of Play Day 1909.

R. BL Fitch A. W. Augspurger M. €. Brown Chicago Association of Commerce Laramie Hom Avery Chicago Lanasite

Sheriff Again Sick and Confined to Home

Shortt Hower reported to be very ill this afternoon and likely to remain at home for some time, keeping the sheriff out of office duties.

Fragmented OCR note on event timing and place

A fragmented OCR piece references Mire and Cheveniom pwekerday atlin noon with uncertain timing. It mentions a time around the nineteenth or BUHk, and a name Mire a t itmeky thar ite Loeee with unclear context.

Rivalry in Checkers Between Welch and Crumrine

A long running contest between shoemaker H C Welch and Senator Crumrine over who is the superior checker player. They meet daily, trading strategic pegs as both sides claim advantage. The pair, one craftsman and one lawmaker, draw when each has three men left, drawing crowds eager for the outcome.

H. C. Welch Cramrine Buck Mr. Welch Mr. Crumrina Welch Lig Pole Senator Crumline Gaye Tmes

River level unchanged from yesterday says Marg Knadler

The Big Laramie river remains the same as yesterday according to Marg Knadler who is keeping a log on it. It rose one inch yesterday and fell one inch last night, with the level today matching yesterday morning.

Laramie Marg. Knadler

Assessment Completed in District No Five

Garrett deputy assessor for District No 6 in Albany county arrived in town today and made his returns to County Assessor Houston after completing his part of the job in district five.

Garrett Albany County Houston

Case Compromised Out of Court Today

The case of Christensen v. Kane and Dickens, tried in the Justice of the Peace Court twice, ended by compromise today after a hung jury once and a later decision for the plaintiff. The matter would have gone to the district court but for the settlement.

Christensen Va Kane

Postoffice Janitors Dictate Odd Public Requests

Mr Jules Musgrove the postoffice janitor urges the public to light their matches spatter ink on the walls and leave bicycles near the door corridor rather than on the sidewalk He hints there are many more demands too numerous to list.

Jules Musgrove

Fragmented moral snippets from era prose and maxims

A garbled collage of quotations on experience patience discipline and whimsy with attributions to Paris Plato Florida Moon Union and Uncle Eben. The text juxtaposes cautions about spending time for learning restraint and the paradoxes of virtue in a contrived modern world.

Eben

New Profession In Life at North Landes Police Court

A deducible plea described Nimsol l as a naturalist and trainer of water fen bees and other creatures at the North Landes Hag police court. The fragment suggests a life profession claim tied to naturalist work, but details are unclear and the wording is distorted.

Nimsoll North Landes Hag

Bald Uncle Silas and a Tale of Marital Trouble

A garbled OCR snippet hints at a local drama involving a bald uncle named Silas and tensions around marriage. The readable bits suggest a teller or witness role and references to a possible marital dispute. The fragmentary text limits a precise reconstruction of events or identities.

Fragmentary huddle names clash amid unclear notes

A garbled OCR passage mentions multiple names and actions but lacks coherent structure. It references Jesuit figures and tied outcomes in an unclear context, with scattered terms like tama Ab pty and Mute. The fragmentary text suggests a disrupted event or discussion without verifiable details or clear participants.

Lawyer is Up for Perjury in Fort Colina

Fort Coline Colo June 10 T. J. Leftwhich a partner in Leftwhich Crone firm and a leading Fort Collina attorney was informed by the district attorney’s office that a warrant is out for his arrest on charges of authoring perjury tied to testimony in a trial over an alleged attempt to kill Wm. Austin of Loveland. The case hinged on two trials that ended in disagreements, with later testimony deemed false and Leftwhich’s name mentioned in connection.

Fort Coline Colo T. J. Leftwhich Leftwhich& Crone Districttorney Wm. Austin Loveland Wo Austin M. Sandy 8. N. Allen

Baseball Game Set At Fort Russell Grounds Next Sunday

Late in the day manager Barnett arranged via telephone a ball game scheduled for next Sunday afternoon at the Fort Russell grounds in Laramie with Battery A. The deal secured the matchup and the venue despite incomplete details in the source.

Barnett Battery A Fort Russell Tall Grounds Laramie Gema

Fight stopped at end of third round in Philadelphia bout

Police halted the O'Brien Ketchell fight in the third round as Ketchell pressed the attack and both fighters surged, with officers fearing further brutality after an aggressive second round. The chaotic scene drew intense crowd excitement in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia O'Brien-Ketchell Ketchell

Higman’s Force Now Numbers Fifteen

The city police are praised for removing beggars and forcing them to work on the streets. A jail force of twenty men is fed with two large loaves daily and kept busy by an overseer using shovels picks and spades. Hoboes are learning that starting a job in Laramie means street work and payment.

Streen Laramie Am Place

Brakeman Pays Price For Friendly Night On First Street

A railroad brakeman fined for too much drink pays 16 dollars in hard labor after arrest by Officer Knad Jer. case heard in police court this morning.

BR. H. Newsman First Street Knad Jer

The Wye 1909 1910 Wyoming University Souvenir

A firmly printed volume titled The Wye for 1909 and 1910 has arrived and is being distributed. It covers Wyoming University topics with faculty photos trustees cadets football teams and student index plus class societies and miscellaneous local reading. The frontispiece features Otto Gramm's dog and the volume is praised as a fine university souvenir.

Wyoming University Halstone Otto Gramm M University

Unclear historical notice on county management and solicitors

Fragmented OCR text describes a lengthy public notice from Win county about taxpayers intervention and management, mentioning rewards to solicitors and a Beale Beale Beale location. Numerous garbled phrases obscure concrete actions, dates, and names.

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