Hooligans to Meet Old Timers in Laramie Baseball Tie
Large crowd watches the Hooligans beat the Old Timers yesterday in Laramie with 8 to 6. Batteries were Bowers and Homner for Old Timers and Thompson Graham and Foster for Hooligans. The Hooligans plan Rawlins July 3 and a July 4 match with the Plant team, seeking merchant support for uniforms and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Dath
Core
Bowers
Homner
Thompson
Graham
Foster
Rawlins
Ie Plant
H. Oakley
Peele
Birale
Staback
Oakley
Umhaver
Madden
Mineralized zone at least 85 feet wide in crosscut
Reports from Strong minera indicate the crosscutting shows a mineralized zone at least 85 feet wide, possibly wider. Yesterday, ore specimens from the 260 crosscut arrived, described as pure chalcopyrite or copper glance.
Wettest Spring Since 1875 Reported by Settler
Mr. James Hardman of Sand Creek, a long time plains settler, declares this spring the wettest since 1875, noting a rainy summer in 1872 and receiving letters from Salt Lake and a Pacific road town about very wet springs nearby.
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James Hardman
Sand Creek
Plains
Hardman
Salt Lake
Pacific Road
Wyoming openings sought by Boston doctor
Dr. 8 B Miller secretary of the board of medical examiners received a letter from a Boston physician asking for openings for a medical man in Wyoming. He suggested Tie Riding as a location and advised bringing about 19 000 inhabitants to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aeke
Wyoming
8. B. Miller
Board of Medical Examiners
Cowdry Merchants to Leave for California
Frank Lyon who has run a grocery at Cowdry North Park with J G Williams will depart this week with his family to California to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frank Lyon
Cowbdry
North Park
J. G. Williame
Brown daughter to graduate at Seattle commencement
Mian Bihel Brown youngest daughter of Judge M Brown of Alaska has received invitation to the commencement at Washington University on June 16. She will graduate from the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brown
Mian
Bihel Brown
M. (. Brown
Alaska
Exer Lees
Washington University
Misa Brown
Judge Fishback Injured in Fall at Home
The judge, known for soliciting a residence, slipped on steps Saturday afternoon and fell, injuring his leg badly. He was hospitalized and expected to be out of work for some time.
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Fishback
Pelican on display in window drawn from river kill
Woorhruff and Terry showcase a monster pelican displayed in a window. The bird, reportedly killed by D. Hiely on the river near Lookout, is believed to be the largest pelican ever seen in Kean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorhruff
Terry
D. Hiely
Lookout
Vagrancy Convictions Observed in Police Court
Stella Wall, a colored woman, convicted of vagrancy and fined 40 dollars plus costs after failing to post $100 bond. Charles Mead found guilty of vagrancy with bond of $100 or banishment. Myron Baird fined 7 dollars for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wall
Charles Mead
Myron Baird
Auto Goes Through Bridge At Rush Street Bridge Tragedy
A touring car plunged through an open draw at Rush Street bridge in Chicago at 8 pm. Three members of the party, a woman and two men, were drowned. Two others escaped with injuries. Rescued were Mrs Jeremiah Ktingan and William H Hoops. Names include Mr and Mrs Jerome Kurtaman of the Del Prada hotel and Hartley of 1710 Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
Rush Street Bridge
Mead
Jerome Kurtaman
del Prada
Hartley
Michigan Avenue
New York
Jeremiah Ktingan
Lexington Hotel
William H. Hoops
Drexel Boat Yard
Cadiline Automobile Company
Letters Not Called For Harwin Arnold And Others
A list of individuals includes Harwin Arnold Orley Arnold T M Brewer Jeasle Campbell Jesus M Jar nio Mrs Harvey Morgan Mrs D B Quelett Richard Rushworth N N Kellmill John Salabert Wo C Span teh Tillan Taylor Allee Wilson Oscar White. The document records names in a notice related to unresolved or unrequested letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwin Arnold
Orley Arnold
T. M. Brewer
Jeasle Campbell
Jesus M. Jarnio
Harvey Morgan
D. B. Quelett
Richard Rushworth
N.N Kellmill
John Salabert
Wo. C. Spanteh
Tillan Taylor
Allee Wilson
Oscar White
Promoters Deny Clear Rail Road Movements In Saratoga
A letter from the View President of the Colorado Wyoming and Idaho railroad suggests the project remains in its early stages with internal promoter influence and potential carrier pressure. The caller notes rumors of sales to major railways and possible competition if the line advances, but factual details are lacking.
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Oolumns
Twxa Foundation
Tmme
Transportation
Companier
Saratoga Hoe
Calumns
Daily Press
Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho
Saratoga
Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho Railroad
Buwiness
Societies Honor Their Dead In Decoration Day Services
Odd Fellows and Woodmen held Decoration Day ceremonies attended by three hundred members. Monuments were unveiled over graves of deceased members, with ritualistic services led by lodge officers. Separate church services followed at Presbyterian, Mathew Cathedral, and Roman Catholic churches with baptisms and organ recitals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen Societies
Canton
Winder
Charles Kuster
Albany Ladke
Laramie
Jimer Deltz
Prof
Hidgaway
Woodmen of the World
M. J. Wallace
Myria Baillie
Women of Woodcraft
Herman Langheldt
Willian Hicks
Lindsay
Pather Cammisky
Church Notes and Congregational Activities Summary
The Presbyterian church observed an ordinance of baptism yesterday morning. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church plans a social Wednesday evening in the parlor. The Presbyterian ladies will sew in the outfittings area. Reverend True Kinney delivered two sermons for the Baptist congregation yesterday. The Methodist Ladies Aid suspended meetings until next fall. Children's Day was observed at the Methodist church. A collection was taken for a welfare cause. Mr. Vriend-Bhoe discussed children’s schooling. John Colletas reported on a politician named Tron from a place called Denver.
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Bintisn
Presbyterian Church
Enjoyable Picnic by Presbyterian C EE Girls for Boys
The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a Saturday picnic at Te City with Mrs. Wire as chaperone. The day featured a secret venue, a noon lunch, and a host of attendees including Luella Case Agnes Hamsey Mary Grinay Regina Harsch Georgia Batley Ethel Morris Bina Boyd Daisy Moss Myrtle Ware Mable Sodergreen Nelson Elsie Rogers Carrie Crone Margaret Merithew Moss Albin Nelson Prof. Morton Ray Trabing Louis Trabing Gordon Michie A N Hasenlamp Thos Ford and Cloyd Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian C. EE
Mrs. Ware
Mrs Large
Luella Case
Agnes Hamsey
Mary Grinay
Regina Harsch
Georgia Batley
Ethel Morris
Bina Boyd
Daisy Moss
Myrtle Ware
Mable Sodergreen
Nelson
Elsie Rogers
Carrie Crone
Margaret Merithew
Moss
Albin Nelson
Prof. Morton
Ray Trabing
Louis Trabing
Gordon Mic
Ranch Woman Near Drowning Rescued In Ford of Rock Creek
Mrs William Greaser wife of a Morgan ranchman narrowly escaped drowning when attempting to ford Rock River with a four horse and buggy last Friday The force of the current flipped the rig and she became tangled with the debris Her brother Lou Bath arrived just in time and rode into the stream to save her Then he freed the horse and buggy before it sank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greaser
Tryig
Rock Creek
Morgan
Rock River
Mrs. Greaser
Lou Bath
Mr. Bath
Saratoga Board Pushes Federal Irrigation Plan
Saratoga Wyoming traders urge use of the National Irrigation Act to reclaim 226000 acres in Southern Carbon County along the North Platte river. They claim ample water and low government costs, calling for a Reclamation Service visit to assess feasibility and report progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Board of Trade
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Department of the Interior
Board of ‘Trade
Saratoga
Wyo
Warren
Carbon County
North Platte River
North Platte
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Service
Unwitting Agent Links Cousins Across States
Ross Draper editor of the Rawling Republican, after arriving by train, becomes the inadvertent link reuniting cousins separated for over twenty years. In Kansas City he encounters W. C. Jickseh, misnamed as Fred Jokes, a Rawlins photographer once known as Fred Jucksel. The mix throws light on a long dormant inheritance matter from an aunt’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Draper
Rawling
Cheyenne
Fred Jukes
Rawlins Elemon
Rawlins
Draper
W. C. Jickseh
Kansas City
Fred Jokes
Jucksel
Kansas
AL Larambe
Cems
Cincinnati Jack the Ripper Strikes Again in Ohio
Cincinnati reports another fatal attack by the so-called Jack the Ripper, an eighty seven year old woman, Mrs Mary Reichert, found dead at a cottage near Spring Grove cemetery. Police remain baffled as to the killer’s identity while detailing previous victims and a string of killings anchored around the cemetery edge.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jack the Ripper
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mary Reichert
May McDonald
Lulu Mueller
Alma Steinway
Ody
Bloody Run
Longest of all canals extends through Wyoming to Nebraska
The Omaha Bee notes the interstate irrigating canal will be the longest in the United States at 140 miles. F H Newell, chief engineer of the reclamation bureau, says the North Platte river canal could reclaim 200000 acres and uses 3 million dollars from the reclamation fund. The project aims to curb floods, conserve water, and form the North Platte Valley Water Users Association to ensure broad access to water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Plate River Canal
Newell
Secretary of the Interior
Teretory
North Platte
North Platte Valley
Van Oldenburg Stallion and Distant Horse Trade Report
A report notes Van Oldenburg Stallion Mr Holdredge praising Belgian Drafts and anticipating tomorrow’s arrival of an imported Oldenburg coach horse for sale nearby. The piece lists numerous registrants at the Union Pacific and mentions travelers and residents from Denver Omaha Salt Lake Chicago and Cheyenne with several ranch names and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdredge
Laramie Belsian Dentil Horse Company
Jas
J. Ford
John H. Bryan
Denver
E. Cohen
Omaha
A. H. Chiriatenson
Salt Lake
F. Lincoln
John Welch
E. BH. Peck
Chicago
J. H. Milliken
Kansas City
Bruce Kinney
J.D. McCarty
L. L. Downing
Philadelphia
D. J. Sheehan
Rongus
Wyo
B. Gerber
Union Pacific
Measuring party at Presbyterian Church in 1905
The Christian Endeavor hosts a Tuesday evening event on June 13 with a height measuring contest for each foot and inch, two and extra pennies. free ice cream and cake, a short program, an art exhibit, and booths for kiss, candy, and popcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Tight Rope Walker Killed in Hastings Fall
London reports Herman David son, an American, fell sixty feet while performing a tight rope act before a large Hastings crowd. He toppled from midline, grasped at the rope, missed it, and plummeted to the ground, drawing a panic from spectators including many women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herman Davidson
Hastings
Butch Cassidy Seen in Cheyenne Despite Search
The Cheyenne Leaders authority reports outlaw Butch Cassidy was in Cheyenne on Saturday to confer with two former associates living there. A close watch was kept but Cassidy was not caught or seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Cassiy
Ganz
Cheyenne
Cassidy
Kep
Bigelow Gets Ten Years In Bank Embezzlement Case
Frank G. Bigelow former president of the American Bankers association pleaded guilty in U S district court and was sentenced to ten years at hard labor in Fort Leavenworth for the embezzlement of four million dollars from the First National Bank in Milwaukee. He spent much of the money in Colorado and other western ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Frank G. Bigelow
American Bankers, Association
First
Naional
Colorado
United States District Court
Fort Leavenworth
Approaching Horse Sale Promises Quick Bids at City
Mr. D. J. Sheehan heads to Oregon to collect a thousand horses for shipment to the city for a large sale June 26 to 29. Local owners will bring several hundred more, with buyers and dealers anticipated from multiple points. Strong demand and anticipated competition signal high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Sheehan
Oregon
Che Eawy
Couth
Tigwies
Meir
Dale
Laramie
Powers Accept Roosevelt Peace Offer in Confusing Dispatches
Washington reports on June 11 say Japan and Russia have accepted the president’s peace offer. Japan advised ministers plenipotentiary will meet Russia’s to discuss terms, with no names yet named. France and Paris support the plan, while Manchuria and Washington remain possible venues for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevel
Tokabira
Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Depan
State Department
Griscom
Htussia
Meyer
France
M. Jousserand
Paris
Manchwria
Tearskoe-Selo
St. Petersburg
Jude Ji
Risala
Manchuria
Parks
Emperor Slready
M. Nelidoff
Takes Up Husbands Work in Halifax Mite
Fragmentary OCR reports the pursuit of a Labrador Interior expedition where Leonthis Hubbard perished. On the Latbendor-somat route, a party contemplates exploration and encounters various mules and participants. Names and details are partially garbled, leaving a brief, unclear sketch of a relief or search effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Leonthis Hubbard
Labrador Interior
Pillipport
Big Tramway Workings Reported Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary text reports a tramway project in distress amid upheaval. Mentions workers, timelines, and authorities evaluating options while local officials seek solutions to continue essential transit services.
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Lins
Lara
Mie
Will
Seattle
NG Pelican
C. W. and I
ODD Fellows and Woodmen
Sever
The
SS Matthewa Cathedral
Dean Bode
Presbyterian Sunday School
Carl Friday
Harold
Hurke
Mice Tegnia Harsch
Ruth
Louis
Ray Trobing
Presbyterian Dulies
Dily Sh
Duilieher
True Kinney
Avin Onl
John Colletas
F. H. Newell
van Oldenburg
Johnson House
F. Mahoney
Fort Collins
George Post
Wirden
John McCune
Centennial
Misa
Bessie Davenport
A. Stuart and Family
R. Henke
Sybilie
Percy Jessop
J. C. Thompson
the Presbyterian Church
Butch" Cassidy
Notorious Outlaw
Bigelow
Hubbard
Labrador
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