Mystery Shrouds Woman's Death in Denver Drug Store
The Denver Times reports the sudden death of Mino Nirdle McSweeney a 32 year old hotel and Harvey hotels employee. After nervous illness and visits to doctors she collapsed at a drug store on Sixteenth and Welton. An autopsy will determine cause with suspicion of cerebral hemorrhage. McSweeney had recently visited Dr Hart and Dr Dunn seeking nerve relief. Authorities seek her Denver and Leavenworth connections and possible past engagements.
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Mino Nirdle McSweeney
Union Pacific
Laramie
Harvey Beel
Santa Fe
B. Te Schultz
Sixteenth and Welton
Denver Times
Ite Cor
N Hart
Mack Building
Copener
Visa McEweeney Denver Fonday
Maa Methermey
Kavenworts
Juin Meinerney
H. A. Ganden
Adams Vel
Denver
Usson Pacific
McSweeney
Bnt McSweeney
Waltross
Harvey Hotels Sone
le Santa Fe
Alx
Neiri
Knw
Aine McSweeney
Abe
Frank Alken
Tse Onion Voce Nolo
Mia -Messweeney
Deaver
Mist McEwerney
Sulit Ti Hie
Kong
Ellooye
C. M. Hart
Mack Block
Miss McSweeney
Ignatia
Mise McSweeney
B. H. Dun
Broadway
Audwan Ivaling
Dunn
Master Melnerney
Melnerney
Leavenworth
H. A. Gowden
Adama Hotel
R. B. Salisbury
Aalisbury
Mina McSweeney
He Elty
Outlaws Reported Moving Across County Into Colorado
Union gang sought in Carhan County with reports of eight to ten thieves operating extensively from Harper ranch to Willows and southern areas 100 miles away. Sheriff Horton has not been heard from for days while pursuing the gang believed active in northern Colorado.
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Rachina
Woo
Sherif
Colorado
Marian
Laramie Elks Hold Smokers and Dance Night
More than 100 Elks members in Laramie attended a smoker event. The gathering featured card playing, dancing, and social amusements organized by the lodge.
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Laname Tadeo No
Asholan
Amusem Arms
TAL Ledge
Corpse found in haystack at Centennial ranch
The body of Charles Boeckmann was found in a haystack at the Rhinesmith ranch in Centennial valley. Coroner Ballard summoned a three-man jury for an inquest and no verdict was reached. Boeckmann, a former Laramie grader, was identified by naturalization papers and initials C B in his clothing.
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Centennial
Charles Boeckmann
Rhinesmith
Centennial Valley
Milton Rhinesmith
Ballard
Trim Thou
Beeckmann
Laramie
Hahns Peak & Pacific
Dore
C. B
Hoeckmann
Wealth From Plain Potatoes in Greeley
Prof Bennett of Colorado Agricultural College forecasts a landmark potato crop in the Greeley area. He projects 72 varieties grown experimentally could yield up to 5 million dollars in value due to high prices and strong local production. Farmers may earn about 200 dollars per acre as markets stay robust despite national shortages.
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Greeley
Colo
Ben ‘Nett
Colorado Agricultural College
United States
Bennett
Denlern
German fair opening draws large crowd at Gurmin Church event
The German fair opening at the Gurmin church hall drew a busy crowd. Dancing entertained attendees while ladies served a hearty supper to many guests during the evening. The fair continued with a schedule planned for the night.
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Lane Nu
Lndies
Gurmin
Shipments of horses include five car loads from Omaha and Mandel
Marka Dillrance and the Gounell Wve hordemen managed five car shipments of horses. Four cars were purchased at Wameutier and one car from Fred Bas of Mandel.
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Gounell Wve
Manag Lett
Omaha
Ahlimmen
Wameutier
Fred Bas
Mandel
Blind Senator and Uni Students to Speak in Cheyenne
Rawlins and Sei Ilol Avenue theater hosts welcome program for college students arriving next Friday. N. D. Stickney, chair of the state Democratic central committee, announces a banquet and social at the Epworth League Methodist church. Over 200 attendees enjoyed the reception with Miss Ida Moen presiding. Literary and musical program featured double quartette, recitation by Mrs. Clara Prahl, solo by Miss Gibson. refreshments followed as social time continued. Most attendees were visitors from outside the university.
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Cheyenne
D. N
Stickney
Democratic Central Committee
Ilol Avenue
Laramie and
Rawlins
Mom
Epworth League
University Judenta
Ida Moen
Clara Prahl
Gibson
Charles DeKay
Dean Bode to Hold Services at Centennial Cathedral
Dean Bode will hold the usual monthly service at Centennial tomorrow at 3 pm. This conflicts with cathedral services at 7:30 am and 7 pm, except for the omission of one certain event. The organ recital after the evening service will be continued in October, and the young ladies guild will entertain university students in the assembly room below the cathedral.
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Dean Bode
Certon
Ootoberth
Young Ladies’ Guild
Miner Claims Bonanza Find on Centennial Mountain
A Centennial miner named McBeth reports discovering rich gold ore high on Centennial Mountain this summer. Reports say the ore shows promising signs of valuable gold while nearby prospectors wait for confirmation from assays. A social dance by the Venedicts is planned for North Hay later tonight.
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Moe
McBeth
Centennial Mountain
Cody Milling seeks 100000 Wardels of hard wheat
In Cody, Michigan, the Cody Milling company announces it is in the market for 100000 Wardels of hard wheat and references Big Big Horn cabbage and Norland on September 26. F P Andrews, tied to a ranch near its locale, reports cabbage weighing nine pounds. A separate note from New Orleans mentions penitentiary capacity and ongoing debates about convicts' freedom.
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Cody
Cody Milling Company
Norland
F. P. Andrews
Guarantee of Bank Deposits Sparks Oklahoma Debate
The Oklahoma plan for bank deposit guarantees is praised as ensuring rapid payment to depositors after a bank failure in Hopedale, Illinois prompts Governor Haskell to call for adoption of the Oklahoma law. The piece contrasts New York experiences and notes political reactions in Kansas as Taft weighs his stance.
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Chicago
Shulte Bank
Hopedale
Haskell
Oklahoma
H. M. Froesche
Shuite Bank
Co. N. Haskell
Coalente
Okla
Dtate
Paia
New York
Owen
Oklahom
Anid
New York Banka
Indiana
United States
Sequitor
Taft
Kansas
Hitchcock
Hoch
Republicans
Stata Council
Senator Long
Camain
Hicay
Tati
Tin
Searching For Thieves Phermopolia and Outlaw Trail
County officers have completed a thorough search for two outlaws who allegedly drove a herd of 35 horses across state lines from Montana into Wyoming. The incident involves government forest rangers and a pursuit across the region with no definitive trail found. Detention and later actions are noted in state reports, with officials tracking the case through regional lines.
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Phermopolia
Bop
Horn
Searel
Thermopolis
Carbo County
Montana
Government Forest Rangers
Wyoming
Dragged by Horse Sparks Fire Bank Meeting In Wyoming
Giri Dragged by horse in Lusk on Sept 2 injuring Amy Chetattan after a frightened animal dragged her nearly a quarter mile. Hanna coal in Saratoga damaged by engine sparks. Wyoming bankers meet described. Hartville rifle incident ends with accidental shooting during cleaning.
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Giri
Ecaughi
Etirrap
Misa Amy Chetattan
Hanna Coal
Boratoga
Hanna
Alymont
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Gram
Miner
Bonanza
North Hay Lenll
State News
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Grant
Raccoons
Ted
Dan
Towa
Beever
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