Frontier Day highlight fuels wild horse riding rivalry
Wyoming riders from Buffalo Bill's show and Colorado groups push frontier day events as premier horsemanship contests. Two prizes, a saddle and a Winchester rifle, replace belts as authentic rewards, while Denver faces criticism for belittling rugged sport.
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Buffalo Bill
Wyoming
Mountain and Plain Festival Committee
Colorado
Denver
Winchester
John L. Sullivan
Fox
Police Gazette
Sowder
Cheyenne
Frontier Day Committee
Frank Meanea
West
Rocky Mountain
Dalber Brothers
Frank Meane
Buffalo Bill's Last Grand World Tour
The famed showman nicknamed Buffalo Bill earns large crowds with 60 000 spectators at each stop on the Pacific coast. He plans Europe next and says Wyoming will be his home after retirement in the Big Horn mountains.
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Buffalo Bill
Pacific
Europe
Bin
Wyoming
Big Horn Mountains
Omoee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Crow Creek
Beott Endorsed for Judge Amid Political Shift
The Tribune endorses Judge Beott with no opposition and praises Judge Richard H. Scott as a model of honor and legal wisdom. The piece notes bipartisan respect for Judge Scott and signals Beott’s appearance on both party tickets. It also reports Alabama Republicans adopting a new rule limiting participation to qualified voters under a new constitution.
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Tribune
Beott
Richard H. Scott
Scott
R. H. Beott
Republican State Executive Committee of
Alabama
State of
Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Firat Judicial District
John C. Baird
Daniel W. Gill
Sald Court
Cheyenne
White political shift cited in state convention speech
The Chicago Tribune notes that under constitutional provisions disfranchising Black citizens, state and county conventions will lead to white men controlling politics and make the party effectively a white man’s party.
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Chicago Tribune
World’s Fair News Notes Draw Wide Global Interest
A San Francisco to St Louis era overview notes Los Angeles registration bounce from Buffalo to Los Angeles and Buffalo totals. Hagenbeck Animal Show, led by John Havlin, plans a grand exhibition of trained and wild animals. Columbus machinist William Rauch pursues a $100,000 air ship prize with a fish shaped vessel. Syrians, led by Consul G Ele Ravadal, engage with and benefit from American expositions. Damascus specialties and Beirut syndicate poised for Damascus display. Cincinnati machinery builders plan large displays. Karoly and Relferscheld design air ships for the prize. Texas schoolchildren urged to donate five cents toward a $300,000 Texas exhibit fund.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
John Haviin
New York
Havlin
William J. Rauch
Columbus
Ohio
United States
G. Ele Ravadal
Beirut
Syria
St. Louis
Ravyndal
Damascus
Cincinnati
Karoly
Aurora
Ills
WilliamRelferscheld
Streaton
Texas
Training For Royalty And Court Etiquette Essay
An editorial discusses Americans losing courtly manners and precedence knowledge since colonial times. It cites Choate and a London dinner where etiquette sparked British criticism, arguing for a diplomatic training school to handle relations with royalty and avoid wrongdoings under scrutiny.
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Washington
Joefferson
Adams
Ben Franklin
America
Choate
Edward
London
Bryan Upsets Plans In New York Democratic War Of Words
William E. Curtin reports from New York that Colonel Bryan’s visit to the enemy’s country disrupts Hill and Cleveland factions, weakens harmony efforts, and unites opposition within the party. Bryan brands Hill Gorman and Cleveland as unworthy and declares his aim to block harmony if led by them, while calling Olney too old for 1904.
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Bryan
Senator Hill
Hill
Cleveland
Gorman
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Colonel Bryan
Democratic Party
New York
Hess
Mr. Bryan
Olney
William McKinley
Gosopel Bryan
Filta Avenue
Ehoome
Nebraska
Wyoming Republican Platform and State Affairs Summary
Wyoming Republicans praise Roosevelt and Cuba relations, pledge labor protection and anti monopoly measures, and tout tax cuts, irrigation funding, and the irrigation bill. They commend Governor DeForest Richards, endorse allotments for the Shoshone Indian lands, fish and wild game protection, and note state revenue gains and debt liquidation efforts. Includes public notices on land sales, estate matters, stockholders meeting notices, and travel rates.
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Roosevelt
Republic of
Cuba
Republican Party
Congress
Mendell
Wyoming
Richards
Wyo Ming
DeForest Richards
Geveralty
Shoshone Reservation
East and Westbound Limited Train Schedules Indicated
OCR text shows multiple regional train names and departures with destinations like Cheyenne Denver Colorado and various lines including Pacific Express and Atlantic Express. It notes daily and Sunday exceptions, close times for mails, and connection details for east west north trains.
Lodge notices in Masonite hall schedule
Fragmentary notice lists lodge meetings on second and fourth Tuesdays in Masonite hall with officers and secretaries named, including Cook Mason and B Weeks. Details are incomplete but indicate regular meeting times and locations for a lodge group.
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E. A. Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Frank W. Mondell
Fennimore Chatterton
Leroy Grant
Henry G. Hay
Thomas T. Tynan
Supreme Court
Charles N. Potter
First Judicial District
Second Judicial District
KB. Carpenter
Nixon Waterman
Aharpers
Rockhaven
East Har
William E. Curtin
Chicago Record-Herald
Grant
Mr. Weber
Missouri
Grants
Loan
Yarde
Dent Place
Looge
Philadelphia Post
Board of Trustees of
Carbon County
Bages
County of Carbon
Baggs
Carbon
Carrie Swearing Ep
Board of Trustees
Carrie Swearingen
County of Lake, Bs
District Court
Fleet Judicial District
Hoffman Brothers, Plaintiffs
Smile Richardson
John Guenther
Laramie County
Edward Hofmann
Fred Hofmann
Hofmann Brothers
Emile Richardson
Gustav Hellbeck
T & Pn
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
J. F. Barron
Cheyenne Light Puel and Power Company
Elocs
UP. AL and Cie
Woodmen of the World
Cripple Creek
Cale. Ia
J. ¥. Barron, Apent
Yue
Stockgrowers’ National Bank of Cheyenne
United States Depository
J. C. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
First National Bank
Capitalz
T. B. Hicks
G. &. Abbott
Cashier
R. C. Wycand
Asst. Cashier
Saat Mai
Apriy
California
Paci
East Boun
Overlang Limited
Atlantic
Raatern Reprensa
MNO
Fast Mall
South
Wouth
Coun
Burlington
U. P
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Port
P. S. Cook
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson and
18Th Streets
Rock Springs
Capital Livery and Boarding Stable
F. R. Dildine Capitol Ave
Telephone
United States Land Office
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Jane
Diamond
Bection No
Jachrop Cain
Louis Dorman
Dietrich Jeorge
Joseph Reed
Wio
Eaid
W. E. Chaplin, Keuinter
Colorado and Southern Railway
Fort Worth
Memphis
Amarillo
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
T. BE. Fisher
Pnce
Sloan Wake
Cheyenne Ice Company
The
Advertisi Og Columna
Hugo Donzel Mann
Idelman Block
WM. Dubois
Opera House
A. M. Matson
T. B. Kennedy
Matgon , Kennedy
Law
Roome
Carey Block
Clyde M. Watts
Wm. B. Ross
Watts & Oss
Union Mercantile Block
Lacey & Vandevanter
Attorneys-at-Law
Union Mercantile Blk
T. F. Burke
E. T. Clark
Burke & Clark
Delaware
Blk
Walter A. Stoll
Ooine
Block Cheyenne
van Oradel
Chas
W. Burdick van
Kent
Eaman E. Wellnite
Attorney At Law “Room
Adelman Block
Chayanne Wyomin
Andrew McAdam
West 17Th Street
Myera’ Dry Goode
Con Verse Cattle Company
Truman B. Hicks
George BE. Abbott
Miller’s
Bon Ton Stable
Turkouts
Rea
Gale
Lota
Maxwell
Albert Chapman
Peu
D. Ww
John Roberts ' Gill
Aodacia Lopce
Masons Hall
Cook
W M Ochab
B. Weeks, Secretar
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