Fourth of July Arrangements Promise Lively Parade
Plans for a July Fourth celebration describe horseback riders as a feature of the parade with many entries. Events include cow horse races, pony races, delivery wagon races, tough riding, automobile handicap, youth races, harness and free-for-all runs. Entries close by noon July 4, 1905, with prizes ranging from $1 to $50 and a grand display including a Battle of Park Arthur firework show.
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Vally
Miia Helen Ryan
Willian Wallace
Albany County
Frank J, Terry
Woodruff and Terry'n Store
Second Street
Laramie
Wayo
Community parade and fair open free attractions in dawn town
The event schedule notes a dawn parade and speaking engagement led by Mr. O Gran, with Mr. W. H. Holliday in charge of the speaking portion. Horse races are set for the afternoon at the fair grounds, while downtown attractions will be pulled back. No licenses or privileges will be sold. everything remains free.
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W. H. Holliday
O' Gran
Weather Review for Cheyenne Week Ending June 19 1905
Cheyenne Wyoming reports a warm start to the week with cool air prevailing later and temperatures near freezing. General rainfall covered the state with heavy showers in the east. Grain crops including wheat and alfalfa advanced slowly under cool conditions, ranges remained excellent, streams stayed high though receding, and irrigation was limited with water supply ample but late summer needs anticipated.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Eastern Hall
Hall
Ciey
Weather notes from Wyoming counties and local arrivals
Albany County reports week warm and windy with fresh showers boosting grass and gardens. Cheyenne sees warm start and cool finish with good weekly showers and strong garden growth. Carbon County notes cool week, peas up, rains aiding meadows, river high with 0.26 inch weekly precipitation. Local entries announce Holmesh and Gibbon streets sale and Holmes residents visiting with A A Hunter in city.
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Albany County
Hatton
Dougherty Howell
W. B. Rogers
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Torrngton
J. Lewis
Carbon County
Wic Mountain
Richardson
A. W. Herndon
Whird and Gibbon
Lane
Holmes
A. A. Hunter
Big Creek
Japan Refuses Armistice in World War II setting
A desultory dispatch from Washington in June reports Japan’s refusal to grant an armistice or truce in the Tunisia theater and elsewhere. The note indicates Tokyo rejected Roosevelt’s suggestion that peace talks serve Allied interests and that no armistice will be offered in Manchuria or other fronts.
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Washington
Japan
Tunisia
Roosevelt
Harman
Proceedings at the Albany County Institute on Nature Study
The Albany County Tenel ore Institute concludes its eighteenth annual session with talks on Nature Study and educational movements. Prof Aven Nelson and Prof Stockwell present on nature study, grammar, reading, and management, with Mrs Knight thanked for organizing the program and teachers for inspiration. Resolutions praise the instructors musicians and newspapers for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Spalding
Aven Nelson
Shehwell
Gibson
Cummiskey
S Stockwell
Lee
Marshall
Omaha
Stoolwell
Ron Joe
Albany County Tenelore Institute
Lhir
Knight
Josh Pulsh L. Barker Tiblils &. Hich
Troubles Rise as Chicago Teamsters Block Wagons
In Chicago at Van Buren and Gillan streets thirty American Express wagons were blocked by teamsters. A deputy sheriff attempted to move a wagon but was halted by a crowd. The crowd dispersed after a revolver was drawn and officers arrived.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Jaime Bee
American Express Company
van Buren
Dillon
Dennity
Sweden Moves to Dissolve Union With Norway In Riksdag
Breckhorn June 22 The extraordinary session of the Riksdag summoned by King Oscar opened with the momentous Norwegian demand to dissolve the Union. The government introduced two bills seeking authorization to negotiate with the Storthing and to settle the separation questions.
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Bell
Riksdag
Norway
Breckhorn
Oscar
A Good Month for Railroad Men
The First National Bank yesterday afternoon received over $20,000 in Union Pacific pay checks showing an immediately good month for the railroad men last month.
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First National Bank
Union Pacific
Ilroad
Quiet Home Wedding in Hartley Recalled
A quiet home wedding bonded Hartley teacher couples as Mrs Florence A Hartley and Mr George T Powell wed in Hartley. The ceremony at the home of relatives was led by Rev Dean Arnel G Hole of St Matthews Cathedral, followed by a reception. The couple planned a brief bridal trip to Denver before returning to their residence at 81 Sheridan.
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Howe Weibling
George T. Powell
Powell
Denver
de Nike
Phat
Pepa
Beluga
Mee
Hartlay
Sheridan Abont
Souple
Disclosures Rock Equitable Leadership Shakeup
New chairman Morton accepted the resignations of James H. Alexander and James H. Hyde as president and vice president. Additional resignations from George T. Wilson, William J. McIntyre, and H. B. Winthrop were held in abeyance. Morton vows restitution to policyholders as audits uncover surprising findings.
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New York
Joe
Equitable Assurance
Aul Morton
K. Morton
James H. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Theved
George T. Wilson
William J. McIntyre
H. B. Winthrop
Man With Mental Illness Terrorizes San Francisco Hotel Scene
A man with a mental health condition barricaded himself on the fourth floor of the United States Hotel at 23 Eddy Street, firing from windows and injuring several as police attempted to subdue him. After two hours, he died by blowing off his head. one victim was struck in the head by a public safety firearm. A crowd formed, streetcar service halted, and furniture and money were tossed into the street as the incident unfolded. The 28 year old, described as an outsider, caused multiple injuries but no deaths among the wounded.
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San Firancisco
Calif
Thomas Lobl
Wan
United States
Eddy Street
Alec Welbek
Pega
Trafic
Nother
Fred
Lobb
Oliahnan
Woman Seeks Bail in Fort Collings Murder Case
Mra Drolen, detained in Fort Collins on a murder charge involving George Deuter, continues efforts to secure release on bail but remains unresolved. The case centers on allegations linked to the Wallen incident. Trial status and defense motions are pending.
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Drolen
George Deuter
Wallen
Bill
Address and honors at the university commencement
Dr Victor C Alderson of Colorado School of Mines delivered the university address on the subject The Scientific Spirit Captain William Yates received a finely engraved saber from the cadet battalion for his two years as commandant The graduating class presented a framed portrait of Willard Lewis Former university president to the university and the program closed with a Girls Glee Club performance and a reception at President Tisdel's home
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Victor C. Alderson
School of Mines of Colorado
Auditorum
William Yates
Corps of
University Cadets
Willard Lewis
Tisdel
Armour Institute of Technology At
Chicago
Alderson
Selenti Fle
Switverkant
Germany
Dr. Alderson
Clong
Wen
Woren
War Department
Captain Yates
Gilespie
Miss Ponting
Ahierson
Horse arrival for big sale in city after long journey
A large shipment brings sixty three carloads of horses from Idaho, Washington and Oregon to feed in city yards. About one thousand head are gathered for the big sale scheduled June 26 to 29, with stock feeding on quarantine standards. For rent a seven room house partly furnished or empty at 61 South Sixth Street.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
South Sixth Street
Trustees In Session Elect University Professors and Promotions
The university trustees meet as Otto Gramm presides. Promotions include Miss Jin Downey to full professor of philosophy, Mrs Slavens Clark to assistant professor of music, and Hadly Quaintance elected associate professor of political economy. Several resignations and new appointments are noted, with further faculty moves and extended work plans for commerce and international law research.
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Board of Wustees
University
Otto Gramm
A. J. Mokler
Casper
Harriet Knight
Cheyenne
H. L. Stevens
A. C. Jones
P.M. ‘Tisdel
P Burke
Jum C. Davis
W. George Aber
Tt.t. Tynan
Jin June Downey
Slavens Clark
School of Mile
Trusic
George Eewin Morton
Hadly W. Quaintanee
Politcal Weomany
CG. D. Motiregor
Prof
Quaiitaioe
Northern Witols College
A. H
University of Nebraska
Unicversity
Hlindls
Cob Uoblan College Mich
University At Wisconsin
Herbert T
Newell
Lerieattys
Vince
Mlonny
Aselat
Uraushuiig
Lon Mathemat Law
Walter B. Griffin
Tilladale
College
Mick
Pardel
School of Homeree
School of Commerce
Crime International
Stockwell
Priierial
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Willian McCune
Vone Company
Park Arthur
Bim Campbell
Pete Smart
Miller
Frank Mrager
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Winslow
Ty de Wirt
Mc Koo
N. M. Baker
Parade
Inelide Automobilen
Oo Gram
Th Davie
Thotims Olhoon
Coriatt Lowney
Janey Obeletoteun
Muale
Wrog Ay Miller
Thome Hlopaon
Webh Fratee
Movelly
Rancid
Hhoree
Fool Faete
Howe
Correspondenitn
Petersburg
Jane
Aldo Lone
Gyneval Tannie
Ae Bodner
THE
Nelson
Nature Study Review
Yory Xls
Mindoe
Haney
Miles
Mensamiel
CDI
Anne
Entioal
Laslgebay
Bluelewell Ware
Sweden
MR. George Powell
Florence
Colorado
Hyde and
Alexander
Equitable
Morton
Oth
Equitable Society
Mor U of Tle
James W Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hat Hyde
Equitable An
Maniac
V. C. Alderson
Yates
Dr. Adder
Dae Gillespie
Korpe
Yio
Chapel
Ybor
Hank
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H. W. Quaintance
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