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Newspaper

Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

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Library Boosters Rally For Laramie Carnegie Library

Local volunteers in Albany county form committees to raise 250 dollars for paving and library upkeep. Prominent residents and clubs donate amounts from 1 to 3250 with anonymous gifts tallied. efforts include Youngton’s and Rathbone Sister Charity. list of donors spans Emma Knight to John Reid and Mrs Tegner as organizing figures.

Laramie Laramie Carnegie Fam Miller Ward Bim Kalen Mrx Hax Jnding Albany County Ayers Youngton Rathbone Jighan Emma Knight Fred A. Miller Oxcar Woods AG. H. Hode J. Symons Fiteh Gerald McDermott A.B. Hanton Nolily Wilan A. Cook Taylor Mine Willey W. Johnson Ritchie Abas Ida Bronson Ridgeway Harry Mary Slavena Clark Douglas Kearny Horton

Council Had Busy Session

A brisk council meeting kept members occupied with multiple agenda items. Officials discussed local issues, approved several orders, and set follow up actions for traffic, zoning, and budget priorities. Staff plans next steps and deadlines for council actions.

City Council Grants Permits Amid Street and Walkway Upswing

The city council approved a permit for a building project on Grand Ave and First Street while debating sidewalk and street improvements. Opponents from Kilnfampeay Whiston and local dealers challenged the plan, prompting a vote and promises to remove poles and wires. Notices urged bid advertisements for sidewalk replacement, concrete crossings, and fountain relocation during the work. The automobile ordinance was read again with minor changes, and enforcement of water rules along the river district was reviewed with a plan to hire an extra patrol. The session adjourned after adjournment and procedural updates.

Hannen Agid Reekionow Marshal Wey

Laramie Woman Fatally Burned in Explosion

A Laramie woman died from burns after an explosion that destroyed her home. Her husband, a Weldy driver, survived the blast, and the couple's residence was completely demolished in the incident.

Laramie

Father Cummiskey to be Honored at Evening Service

A large audience is expected as Father Cummiskey will receive the robes of monsignor and be honored at a ceremony led by Bishop Keane. Following services at the church, the opera house will host a public viewing of the operetta Spectacular Night with no admission charged.

Richlns Rock Springs Kemmerer Putin Cummisky Monsignine Dom Adle Cammisky Jens

Cheyenne Marriage License Granted to Virginia Dale Couple

Mrs Alice Josephine McNuill and Eugene Francis Windecker both of Virginia Dale were granted a marriage license at Cheyenne yesterday. W. G. Weigel, chief clerk in the office of the mechanic’s ofice at Omaha, was listed in the official business context of the city.

Alice Josephine — McNuill Eugene Francis Windecker Virginia Dale Cheyenne W. GC. Weigel

Mexican Sheepherder Slays Massive Wyoming Wolf

A Mexican sheepherder at the Bykyt tuneh verterdas killed a ferocious gray wolf that attacked August Eno and two other ranch workers. The fight was fierce with no weapons but a tree limb. The wolf was among the largest killed in Wyoming, with a scalp stretching from foot to foot and a body three feet in diameter.

Bykyt Tuneh Verterdas Willie August Eno Adatol Meyar Wyoming

Citizen protests against socialist rhetoric at meeting

A citizen letter recounts a large crowd listening to Wood, a socialist orator, denouncing socialism and Christianity as the same. The writer questions reconciling socialism with reform, noting concern over priests and religious practices being driven out and property being seized for political aims.

Doek Wood Tolay

Delivery wagon driver injured by horse at Pacific Market stables

Chae Murphy, driver for Pacific Market Co., was kicked by a vicious horse during morning stables routine and escaped serious injury with only a slight wound to the arm. Authorities note a blow to the head could have caused fatal injuries.

Pacific Market Co Chae, Murphy

Corpse Thought to Be Simpkins Found in North Park

Sheriff Jones and Deputy Lowry return from Baldwin ranch via North Park where a corpse found there is identified as Simpkins, an associate of Harry Orchard. The dead man matched reported features and wore a cross nosed, dark tar, and stooped posture. The stranger, using the name Jack McDonald at a hotel, had been observed on the way to North Park and exhibited odd behavior, including keen interest in the Haywood trial. The sheriff notes the deceased was a criminal on the lookout and armed, with motive for payment for nightly work.

Mr. Codine Sheriffor Jones Lowry Baldwin Ranch North Park Deay Jack Stim Kino Harry Orchard Sheri Hollowel Sys Dowd Simpkins Pakerion Tilly Usldwich Funch Mack Collins Offvers Baldw Ranch Iarie Lary North Pari Hao Jack McDonald Ogden Park McDonald Bute Cray Melisald Erine

Block slated at First and Thorniers streets replacement

The Connor estate, owners of the property at the corner of First and Thorniers, has let a contract for a new two story brick block to replace Otis Schwatke’s beer hall. The lower floor will house Schwatke’s saloon, the upper floor living rooms. Schwatke will relocate to 141 Jane Ave until completion. Plans also hint at another brick block on Grand Ave west of the Republican building, though design details are not yet drawn.

First Thorniers Otis Schwatke Connor Berner Schwatke Waloon Sehwatke Plock Buemother Jane Ave Connor Natate Grand Ave Republican

Reserves Cause of Trouble At Denver Land Convention

At the Denver land convention 80-year-old Saylor Wilson of Wyoming warned that reserves are the root of trouble. The report notes tensions over land policy and the role of reserve allocations in the deliberations.

Sayl DR Wilson Wyoming

The Third and the Last Day Teacher's Institute

The report covers the final day of the Teacher's Institute with sessions, remarks, and resolutions focusing on curriculum, classroom methods, and professional development opportunities for teachers. Attendees include district educators and administrators.

Opposition to Leasing Plan Sparks Western Range Debate

National Wool Growers Association leaders in Douglas Wyoming denounce forest and range policy as ruinous for small ranchers. Delegates at Saline City and Denver urged Washington to reconsider, while Pinchot faced defeat on a rider to protect agricultural land questions amid broader cattle growers’ resistance.

J. M. Wilson National Wool Growers’ Association of Douglas Wyo Administrtion West Sal Thy Ameteu Cattle Growers” Association Denver Washington Senate Pinchot S4r Colorado Tate Donyly

Mere Children Accused of Theft

Two young children William Wallace aged 10 and Francis Blaly aged 2 faced arraignment before Judge Hynde on theft charges involving tools from U.P. shops. They were discharged after a family-placing arrangement: Wallace to Evanston to his grandmother, and Blaly to live with his parent. The record shows little evidence against the youngsters and the case moved toward dismissal.

U.P Wm. Wallace Francis Blaly Hynde Wallace Evanston Mmair

Mining Claims Located in Albany County and Nearby Areas

Fragmentary report notes mining claims in Albany County and adjacent regions. Mentions entities such as United Verde and Hope, with brief references to place names like Grand and Black Dia. No clear dates, owners, or outcomes are provided in legible text.

Wyoming Golf and Pappa Miging Ci Hoentlin Albany — County United Verde Cree Hope

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