Kemmerer Church Wedding Unites Louis Leonard and Annie Kean
At the Catholic church of Kemmerer, Louis Leonard and Annie Kean were married. Father Walsh officiated, with Victoria Vire dors Weidewmdid and Stephen Kear as attendants. Relatives and close friends attended, and a reception followed the ceremony.
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Kemmerer
Louis Leonardt
Annie Kean
Father Walsh
Kransten Otcatiog
Victoria Viredors Weidewmdid
Stephen Kear
Vicinnity
Keamerer
Joan
Din
New Time Card For Oregon Short Line Trade
A new time card is issued for the Oregon Short Line detailing schedule changes and arrivals. Key notes include railroad office updates and anticipated stops at Kemmerer and Hakiac with adjustments affecting westbound travel.
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Oregon
Kemmerer
Hakiac
Garyh
Tate
Ann. Toostondt
Miner Pedro Dies After Diamondville Mine Accident
Ro mano Pedro, a young miner for Diamond Cole & Duke Co., died after being mortally injured in an accident at mine No 1 in Diamondville. Born in Iron Mountain Michigan to foreign parents, he was about 21. He leaves a Diamondville sister and a mother in the old country. He had been in the United States about 18 months and was popular locally. His funeral was Thursday afternoon in Kemmerer cemetery with a large cortege.
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Copper City
Anaconda
Montana
Ma Us
Amalgamated Copper Interests
Mra. Tiworge Hunter
Scotland
Glencoe
Eden
James
George Hwater
Stephen Sharp
Diamondville
Oakley
Sneddon
Diamond Coal & Coke Company
Romano Pedro
Diamond Cole & Duke Co
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Pedro
Kemmerer Cemetery
Coke Outlook for Kemmerer Coal Plant
J M Sullivan and E B Samuel of Chicago visit Kemmerer to study the Kemmerer Coal Company coke proposal at Willow Creek. Plans call for 100 cooling ovens and a spur from the Short Line to Willow Creek, aiming to hire hundreds once established. The travelers discuss project details and potential regional impact.
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J. M. Sullivan
E. EB. Samuel
Chicago
Ilinois
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Coal Company
Willow Creek
Frontier
Mears
Sullivan
Samuel
Household Goods for Bale From The Camera aitloe
Listing of household items for sale includes stove pipe bed springs mattress dresser wash stand safe tables chairs rockers and chairs. Inquiries directed to The Camera aitloe for details and location.
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Camera Aitloe
New Livery Opens with Wilkins Davie Partnership
Frank Culberson announces a new livery stable at Tackaun Mable near Mrs Morrle with Wilkins Davie. He plans an early opening and lists a range of hired equipment and online support for the operation.
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Frank Culberson
Wilkins Davie
Anon Open Tire
Tirei
Twle
Morrle’ Tat Baiery Mtire
Welcome Home Cody Britanretu and Town Guests
After a year abroad Col William F Cody returns to Cody with a warm town welcome. Citizens praise his loyalty, faith in the city, and investments promoting future welfare. Prominent visitors Dr Miller and others joined local leaders in expressing gratitude and civic pride.
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Col
Wiliam F. Cody Wrain
Steels
Cody
Wolfe
Yaliti
Cody Britanretu
Wreck at Cokeville delays minimal train impact
A derailment occurred on the passing track at Cokeville as west bound passenger Train No. 2 nearly derailed but was diverted without delay. A wrecker from Kemmerer quickly repaired the road bed and re-railed the trucks and cars, clearing wreckage in short order.
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Cokeville
Kemmerer
Thanksgiving Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Millinery
Beginning Monday November 1 the store will offer its entire stock of millinery and related sundries at greatly reduced prices. The entire stock must be disposed of in a short time with big bargains for all.
Governor Chatterton Speaks on Lor Case and Indian Killings
In Denver this week Governor Chatterton says Horn will hang and the law must take its course. He notes no courts will retry the case and that the girl Kimmer who perjured herself will be tried. On the Wyong officers’ deaths he defends no prosecution for Indians but cautions they were not blameless.
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Rocky Mountain News
Guv.Chatterton
Wyong
Indiana
Helen Gould Fights Smoot and Senator Seiad Clash
Fragmentary notes describe a political clash involving Helen Gould and a Smoot era figure. Mentions of funds, petitioning, and public debate appear amid garbled names and stray phrases. The text hints at a prolonged dispute with references to dates and places but lacks a clear narrative.
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