Supreme Court Relocation and Historic Capitol Room
A historical survey describes the plan to erect a new Supreme Court building across the Capitol lawn, with offices, library space, and counsel areas, while noting current cramped facilities and the court’s long journey from New York to Philadelphia and finally Washington. It recalls notable moments in the old Senate chamber, including Marshall and Sumner, and highlights growth in justices, salaries, and cases since the court’s origins.
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House of Representatives
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Yorktown
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John Marshall
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Justice Sutherland
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Justice Stone
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Annals of Congress
Robert Mills
Daphne and the Dolls in a Quiet Luncheon Plot
Daphne Waterson, a copper haired socialite, attracts Vantyne at a luncheon. He pursues her through a shop where a toy doll modeled after her is displayed, proposes a plan to dress many dolls for her relatives, and reveals her sapphire engagement ring as their flirtation deepens.
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Passage from Middlemarch on guilt and martyrdom
A fragment reflecting on pity and guilt in a persecuting crowd. George Eliot questions who pities Faithful when faced with a verdict of guilty, noting the rare insight of recognizing one’s own guiltless self before condemning others. The passage laments stoning for not living the ideal one professes.
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Bunyan
Island Derivation and Anglo Saxon Roots
A brief note discusses the uncertain derivation of the word island in Anglo Saxon context. It suggests possible links to headland neck tongue of land and brow of a hilt, reflecting etymological ambiguity in historical usage.
Fragmentary OCR notes on a river, arm of sea, and eye
The readable bits mention a river bend, a bark or foot at a landform, and a misread eye. A parenthetical note hints at a French word Isle causing confusion. No clear events or names emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
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Differing Qualities in Marriage Mentioned by Indiana Writer
Fragmentary quotation notes women unhappy with husbands who overdo efforts to please them. The Indiana author suggests some women may feel strained by trying too hard to keep spouses content, reflecting dated social commentary.
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Indiana
Wyoming Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings
Vivian Williams is charged with shooting Larry Miller at her Rawlins home. Deposits at Sask rise about 200000 with a 25 percent gain over last year. Wyoming approves 26000 bonds for Sheridan funding. Illinois graduate Tom Williams dies, gored by a bull near Powell. Heifers sell for high prices at Ogden Union stockyards to Jackson Wyoming buyers. A prairie fire threatens Hillsdale grazing land but homes are spared. University of Wyoming buys feeder cattle for experiments in Laramie. A county inquiry follows a theft and forgery probe near Big Yellow. Archduke of Britain plans to relinquish ranch duties and return to Lords. The last arrest linked to the Union Pacific mail robbery is made in Beatrice. A monument to Fred W. Harvey is dedicated in Douglas. Thermopolis pursues 1000 in church each Sunday. Wyoming Supreme Court rules a depositor cannot sue bank directors for violations. receiver handles actions. An inquest in Sheridan finds accidental shooting of Lawrence Drehet. Wyoming Guard receives repair shop equipment from War Department.
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Walter Haynes
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Department of Wyoming
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Washakie
Park
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Fremont
A. G. Crane
University of Wyomng
W. D. Quayle
Extension
F. A. Hollidaty
J. A. Till
University of Wyo- Tung
Rock Springs
Eden Valley
Uatry
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Lite Goose Creel
Union Pacific Mail
Rawhius
Beatrice
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Heymond Ellis
Cheyenne
Posto
R. H. Robertson
Douglas
Fred WT Harvey
Samuel Mares
American Legion and Auxiliary of
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Wyoming Supreme Court
J. 3. Cash
L. A. Webb
Toheard Young
J. Elmer Brock
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Powder River Suite Bank
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Adanmis Wabb
Lawrence Drehet
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Goldenred restoration urged amid pollen crisis in Union
Amid talk of hay fever and pollen varieties, Goldenred supporters press for restoration. The community cites historical strains and local pride as reasons to redraw the old cultivar’s presence in public plantings and markets.
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Cuticura for Sore Hands Advertisement
Cuticura soap soothes sore hands as hands soak in hot suds then dry and rub with Cuticura Ointment. The ad claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum cover all toilet needs and suggests using tissue paper with the ointment.
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Daphne and the Dolls
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Middlemarch
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