Ticket sales across multiple agents and dates in 1800s style notice
Ticket sales announced by agents in Holyoke Haxtyn Sidney Nob Maryland and Belmont Sheridan Guernany region. Round trips from Gidney to Cheyenne to Salt Lake excursions listed with limits and dates including August 4 26 28 and August 24 2008. Rates noted with interval details and cities Kanth Lith across several routes.
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Sidney
Nob
Maryland
Belmont
Sheridan
Guernany
Gidney
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Galt Lake
Balt Lake
Opien
Local items from Cheyenne district items and events
Short notes from Cheyenne and Wheatland include typhoid illness of Mrs Eisenbein at home, a local hail storm, Alfred Sorenson joining Union Pacific as an apprentice, and church activities. Railroad washouts delay trains from the east and south, while school and fire losses at Wheatland total 700 dollars. Community events feature a Ladies Aid meeting, Baptist ice cream social, and a Marie Buchanan benefit concert at Turner Hall.
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Alfred Sorenson
North Platte
Union Pacific Steps
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
James Jensen
Baptist’ Church
Warren
Globe
Wheatland
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Bertha M. Spurgin
Keefe Hall
San Francisco
New York
Cheyenne
Lake
Minnehaha
Ely
Storm King Displays Versatile Accomplishments by Disastrous Hail
A severe hallstorm battered the city for over half an hour with hailstones up to four and a half inches in circumference. It caused extensive damage to trees flowers and gardens, shattered greenhouse structures and skylights, destroyed lights on the Hynden property, and injured several people including Prof. Nagel and James Homskey. A second shower followed around 9 pm with heavy rain for two hours.
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H. P. Hynden
Carey
Mark
al. Hyde
Sloan's Lake
Ferguson Street
Ferguson
Seventeenth Street
West Cheyenne
Robert Nagel
Jamean Homskey
Tivoli
Fatal Mistake On Burlington Line Near Sheridan
A. J. Engstrom, a bridge foreman from near Crawford Nebraska, was killed near Garrytown west of Sheridan when riding a railroad tricycle toward a freight train. He mistook a distant headlight for a station light and could not avoid the collision, dying fifteen minutes after.
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Sheridan
A. J. Engstrom
Engstrom
Garrytown
Burlington
Crawford
Neb
Rifle Shoot Opens With First Day of Fort Russell Contest
Yesterday afternoon at 4 40 the rifle contest began at Fort Russell with slow firing ten shots at 200 100 500 and 600 yards and rapid firing ten shots at 200 300 and 600 yards. Thirty men competed led by Richard Lunsford of the Second Infantry and Bergt with 260 points. C O Dexter and Borgt L L Lane followed with 260 and 239.
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Department
Fort Russell
Bergt
Richard Lunsford
Second Infantry
Corp. C. O. Dexter
Borg
City janitors dispute over keys during leadership change
In Laramie two city janitors hold keys after a council president acted in the mayor's absence while the mayor was away. The president appointed one janitor and the mayor later appointed the other. The first refuses to surrender his keys and the second remains undecided on who should be the janitor.
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Laramie
Coffee Club Meets at Hereford Ranch
Mr B Altman hosted the Coffee club on the Hereford ranch. Members were entertained in the afternoon and then driven to the meeting place.
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Mr. B. Altman
Hereford Ranch
The
Pius X Prefers Humble Life Before Papacy
The article portrays Giuseppe Sarto as a modest clergyman, avoiding court pomp and preferring simple routines. It notes his resistence to royal honors, memories of Venice, family details in Riese and Mantua, and prior modest income as bishop and parish postman.
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Riese
Phim X
Pope
Giuseppe
Angelo
Deflegrazio
Mantua
Sarto
Pious X
Vatican
Venice
Cardinal Sarto
Lide
Adriatic Sea
Rome
John Baptist Sarto
Pess- Agno
Canova
Stratimirovich
Mgr. Stratimirovich
Fragmented Prose on Women's Will and Fear
A fragment discusses women's will and avoidance of male arguments, noting a cautious stance toward writing things down. It implies women fear childbearing and avoiding confrontation, suggesting they rely on practicality over debate. The text reflects dated gender views without clear events or dates.
Program of the Benefit Concert and Tickets
A historical program lists performers led by Marie Buchanan and partners in two parts with instrumental quintette and vocal solos. It notes ticket sales at A. E. Roedel's Drug Store and L. H. Ellis' Confectionery and prices ahead of a September price change for The Omaha Daily News.
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Wieniawski
Marié Buchanan
Guy J. Smith
Adolph Hafenfeld
Avielarid Gregoire
Samuel Carter
Marie Buchanan
Petit Duo Symphonique
Berthold Touss
Guy H. B. Smith
Robinson
Sweet Evening Star
Tannhouser
Wagner Lovette Rockwell
Saile
A. E. Roedel
L. H. Ellis
Omaha Daily News
Help Wanted and Sales Notices from Fort Hassell to Chicago
Classified advertisements plea for carpenters and general house workers in Fort Hassell and Capitol Avenue, demand for life of Pope Leo XII biography by Father McGovern, sales job for grocers to farmers, outfit free and freight paid, plus laborers and quarry men for a dam project near Wheyenne with pay and board details.
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Leo XII
James J. McGovern
D. D
Quigley
Cardinal Gibbons
Pope Leo
American Publishing CO
Omaha
Neb
Wheyenne
Gafly & Keefe
For Sale Advertisements Mixed Inoperative Text
For sale notices list household furniture including piano sewing machine bookcases carpets. Urges contact at Twenty fifth and Forgu son streets. Another line mentions millinery business Mrs C BE Rich loading milliner and cut flowers Mrs Glafcke with phone. A third item offers four low income locations Three low on Twelfth street near Thames inquire of Albert Cugpman renovtate agent.
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Twentyifth
Forguson Streets
Guo
Atrest
Near
Thames
Taquire
Albert Cugpman
Renovtate Ogeont
For Rent Notice in Warren Imporium Area
For rent advertised rooms and dwelling houses in Warren Imporium area. Furnished rooms include electric light and janitor service with a one month minimum term. Blocks and accommodations listed for both large and small quarters.
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la Quire Warren
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Traum de Sennerin
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M. P. Keefe
Capitol Avenue
George Meldrum & Co
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Mra. C, Be, Rich
the Undertaker
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Gervi ' i
Metropolitan Dining Room
G.W. Sterling
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Stockgrowers’ National Bank of Cheyenne
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Henry G. Hay
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