27 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Laramie Boomerang
Location
Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
1
June 27 Lodz reports martial law and mass panic as rumors of a Jewish massacre drive 20 000 from the town. In Warsaw rebels clash with troops barricades street fighting and a bombing injuring the police chief and seven others.
The new telephone directory proves growth with 292 phones in use last year rising to 2,680 this year, a jump of 62. Cheyenne leads with 1,000 instruments, up 188. Sheridan has 364, Laramie 226, and Buffalo 217, marking Wyoming's expanding communications network.
The Rev dy Henson of Fremont Temple sails for London to attend the World Baptist Congress opening in London next week. He is a leading Baptist minister in America and formerly pastor of a church in Chicago.
Sheridan Wyoming June 27. The Wyoming National Guard Company D will be arrested and fined after a wedding celebration at the Zullo home. The militia repaired to the home in a body and fired rifles. A parade followed, and city officials prepared charges over an ordinance breach. The council will determine penalties.
Incomplete notice requests workers for a tub veraity oMmnpi Ride to be opened on Tuesday May 1 at 2 pm at the office of GRAMM B74 Bowed of Trunteas.
Col J H Pratt offered to buy Lester interests for 311716 but the bid was withdrawn. Pratt then raised the offer by 10 000 and that proposal remains valid for thirty days as lawyers for Leiters accuse Pratt of not seeking an end to the dispute.
Surviving members of Hood’s Texas Brigade gathered in Carsicana for the annual reunion. Mayor Johnson gave the greeting while President Harding delivered the opening address. The two day program emphasized social events as about 400 of the 4,000 strong spring 1864 roster remain, with twelve having died since 1864.
Chiia Loreh a ranchman ten miles from Newcastle met death after being thrown from his saddle horse and dragged a long distance. He was found dying and died shortly after. His face head were lacerated and torn and his body bruised with several bones broken.
Hotel arrivals list guests staying in various cities including San Francisco Denver and Omaha. Names include Sam Haron Mandel Bid Southard W Burge G Gramero McIntyre Holmes Burke and others. Also noted is subscribers for the Boomerang.
The Fourth of July executive committee met at F A Miller’s office to finalize a full day program. A morning salute at six, a motor and bicycle parade at 8:30 from Second and Thornburg with divisions led by C J Downey and T H Gideon, plus displays by fire department and Modern Woodmen. Fireworks, horse and foot races, and a large free exhibition at the fairgrounds follow, with entries due by noon on July 4.
Ambiguous narrative follows a group crossing a swift river near Lavila Wiederting. A comrade is said to have died in a perilous fall while aiding others. The text references names like Darcy Wiegeman and Osea Whel Horn, but details are garbled and unsure.
A Cheyenne man won the contract in a regional bidding process. The awarded bid covered a municipal project with details about the supplier and financing not fully disclosed in the fragment.
A fire yesterday at a railway roundhouse in Evanston Wyoming destroyed the structure and damaged adjacent sections. Fire officials reported the blaze began around 1 o'clock, confined to one area, with losses not yet determined and crews focusing on containment and investigation.
The fragment mentions Hulton Ta and Reynold with unclear event details. Muddled OCR cites an action tied to a bowl, a price of 2 Mb Noble, and references to people and places read as a chaotic scene. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Ohio teachers gather for the Ohio State Teachers Association annual session at Hotel Victory. President No Hf Chaney delivers an opening address as attendees discuss educational topics, with three days of plenary sessions, committee work, and educational discussions across all branches.
A large sale yesterday drew buyers from across the country as many horses changed hands near Bow River. The proceeds totaled over $4,000, with notable consignments and strong demand for favored breeds and quality stock.
Word reaches this city that on Sunday a man named Hugh McFarland and another unidentified man were caught in the act of driving off 45 head of cattle from North Park. The cattle were rounded up in Clover Valley from various brands. They escaped when discovered, but posses and ranchmen are in pursuit and capture is expected. McFarland and his brother were convicted of a similar offense in Larimer county last year but received a light sentence amid commentary.
Washington June 27 The President urges the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to convene in the United States during the first ten days of August with a strong preference for August first. If not possible, they should meet at the earliest feasible date thereafter.
At the regular monthly meeting of the trusts of the Building and Loan Association held last night at the Albany County bank, Mr No Corthell presided. Little business was transacted except the sale of the money on hand: one share at 17 percent premium, nine shares at 15 34 percent premium, twenty shares at 15 percent premium, three and one half shares at 17 percent premium.
A scattered OCR fragment lists numerous names including Paul Armetrone M. OMalley Katherine Taylor Loyd Mann Nels Nelson and W A Wine. The garbled text appears to be a misshapen roster or letters section draft with multiple misread entries and stray initials. No coherent event or notices emerge.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a nickel discovery and a company involved. References to WAL Suipeany and Der ver Roe THOT Ob Ue Veli ae suggest a property dispute and potential balance of the ved Le time. The piece hints at a plan to claim or mine nickel with statements by individuals including Walid and Hoang.
Tucson dispatch reports Yaqui forces raiding San Miguel ranches. At least twelve ranch men and numerous women and children slain, many taken captive. A rescue party leaves Foro station as executions occur nearby. City water to be shut at 1 30 pm for three hours to repair two main breaks. Marshal Sigman urges fire precautions.
Mr. P. Arnold of Wyod Pressed Brick Co reports a Washington contractor, Manwell, has accepted the brick for the government building and asks for rushed production. Officers hail the approval as proof of first class quality, noting samples sent were not the best brick produced.
President Roosevelt and fellow Harvard class of 80 members gathered for the twenty fifth annual reunion in Bowen Massachusetts. The group met at the Harvard Union this morning to tour college grounds and buildings. An informal address was expected at a china dinner tonight at the Somerset Motel. The president planned to attend university commencement exercises tomorrow.
The Junior Epworth League presented four handsome collection plates to the Methodist church. Miss Helen Nelson, president, made the presentation speech. The plates were purchased with proceeds from a recent entertain by the junior leaguers.
Reported turnout estimates rise to 60 000 with many Epworth League members and church groups planning to attend a Denver convention. Organizers anticipate large participation from northern and southern Methodist churches as the event unfolds.
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