Railroad Timetable Summary from Historic Schedule
A fragmented timetable lists Eastbound and Southbound routes with train numbers and times. It notes No. 3 Overland Limited arriving at 6:40 am and departing 6:00 am, No. 4 Local Passenger arriving 2:20 pm and departing 6:45, and No. 6 Atlantic Express arriving 1:25 am and departing 1:40 am. DENVER PACIFIC No. 3 south departs 7:00 am and No. 4 south departs 2:20 pm with south arrivals at 4:30 pm and 9:40 am respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Cheyenne and Burlington Train Schedule Item
Daily connection notice for No. 154 Accom leaves at 1:00 PM with a return at 12:00 PM next day. service of the CIO line operates except Sundays and Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Burlington
Accom
CIO Gs Va Bode Nee Cues
Orbysenne and Ngort Den Train Schedule Note
Passenger timetable fragment shows a mixed train service No 66 with departures and arrivals listed. Times appear partially garbled but indicate a daily schedule with Sunday excluded and a reference to 13:10 am. The readable item outlines a daily mixed train service between stations, with timing details obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbsyenne & Ngort den
White Squaw of Indiana Visits Casper in Wyoming
Casper Chronicle notes an Indiana crowd featuring a woman known as the White Squaw. Claimed to be white by appearance yet living Indian style, she speaks only an Indian language and was taken by tribes thirty five years ago. Also reports Wyoming wool prices and buyer claims of sand and dirt reducing clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Tribune
Indiana
Wyoming
Montana
Hero Cheyenne Man Cited by Brig Gen Wheaton
An official commendation from Brig Gen Loyd Wheaton praises a Cheyenne man and fellow officers for gallant conduct and destruction of insurgents yesterday. It notes Major Joseph Wheeler Jr, Capt B Y. Gmith, and Lt. L J Deltrick are specially commended. A dispatch will report these actions to the division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8 V
B Y. G
Mith
U.S. Infantry
L. J. Deltrick
Thirty-fourth Infantry
U. 5 V
Wheaton
Igned
Alvord
Cheyenne Tribune Reports Cheyenne Rail Hub Changes
The Cheyenne Tribune, in its nine nine issue, notes a semi official report that Laramie will cease as a passenger and freight terminal when new construction completes. Crews will run from Cheyenne to Rawlins, amid a large twenty stall roundhouse project at Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Cheyenne Tribune
Sonemi
Cheyenne
Rawlings
Republican
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Carnegie Library Building Bids Sought in Cheyenne
Bids will be received by Robert O C Morrin secretary of the Carnegie Library Building committee up to Wednesday September 1000 12 oclock noon for the construction of the library building in Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert OC. Morrin
Carnegie Library
Tig
Lbrary
Prospects Rise at Carrisa Mine Deep Level Development
Casper Derrick reports that the Carrisa mine near the Wind River foothills shows richer ore at 300 feet with sixteen feet of $40 free milling ore and twenty to thirty feet of concentrating ore valued at $15 per ton. Plans include chlorination works, new shaft house, and a 100 foot sinking shaft, signaling confidence to mine with modern methods and likely expansion of nearby historic producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind River
Carrisa
Carises Company
Duncan
Franklin
Doc Barr
Mary Ellen
Jim Dyer
Garfield
Casper Derrick
Bryan Speech Draws Wrath in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts August 10 Moar criticized Bryan for defending the Philippine treaty and accused him of imperialist sympathy. He said Bryan would push Congress to surrender the Philippines and labeled anti imperialism a mask for broader aims including free coinage and attacks on the banking system and Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Worchester
Mass
Moar
Spain
Senate
Congress
Philippines
House of Congress
Philippine Islands
Mr. Bryan
Supreme Court
No Changes In Present Prices For Structural Iron
Representatives of the leading structural iron and steel concerns met at the Holland House on a Wednesday evening and, after a harmonized discussion, reaffirmed current prices. The conference, attended by presidents and executive officers from major firms, was only learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wolesa
Holland House
Daylight Performance At Narragansett Pier
Narragansett presented a daylight dramatization of As You Like It at the Point Judith Country Club. The woodland served as a forest stage with a large representative audience and the actors portrayed various parts, including Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
Narragansett
Point Judith Country Club
Charles the Wrest
Composer Signor Pillo Mnie Found in Attic Squalor
London report states Signor Pillo Mnie, composer of Or Pro Tobie, found living in an attic in destitute circumstances. His wife runs a floral shop to support their family as the musician faces hardship amid financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Signor Pillomnie
Tobie
Weather summary from early morning forecasts
A calm morning across the Rocky Mountains and central regions with high pressure. Temperatures have moderated in the central and eastern states and are generally warm countrywide. Eastern areas report showers and thunderstorms with a 1 degree high in Philadelphia and general weather across the Lake Region to the Dakotas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
North Pacific
Philadelphia
Lake
Dakotas
Nebraska
Telegraph system to Atlin and Dawson by October
In an interview J. Glichin, head of Yukon public works supplies, said the telegraph link between Atlin and the outside world should be functioning by October. He added the Dominion line from Dawson to the Yukon would be completed by then, and Cudahy on the Yukon would be ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Victoria
B. C
H .J. Glichin
Public Works Department
Yukon
Atlin
Dominion
Dawson
Cudahy
Timber sale notice and land claim filings from Wyoming
Notice describes timber sale in Big Horn Forest Reserve lands in T63N R86W Sep 7 8 17 18 with pine timber not under 14 inch diameter to yield 1 188 000 feet. Bid minimum $1 per thousand feet, $400 deposit, payment in kind, topping marks required, one year removal limit, right to reject bids reserved. Also Department of the Interior notice for Little Bear Wyoming final proof and settlers proving continuous residence with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seps
Big Horn Forest Reserve
Wyoming
Binger Hermann
Desert land claim final proof notice Cheyenne Wyoming
Lealie E. Snow of Cheyenne filed intent to prove final proof on desert land claim No 3892 for sections 29 and 40 in township 15 range 68 west before Cheyenne registration office on September 2 1900. Robert P Allen Duncan Clark noted residents. Beal as well as Knox Taylor listed. Public Building contract bids invited for Cheyenne Wyoming to be opened September 19 1900 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lealie E. Snow
Laramie County
Wyoming
Robert P Allen
Ron Mountain
Duncan Clark
Bealer
W. B. Chaplin
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Wye
Che
Beet
Knox Taylor
Petition filed in Minnesota custody case seeks answer by Aug 10
Frederick Willach of Hamilton Minnesota lists Hadie Willach as a minor daughter in a district court petition and requires an answer by the tenth day of August. A. Fisher and J. Norton, attorneys, clerk of district court. Also a recruitment notice calls for unmarried men 18 to 36 to join the U S Army with ability to read write and speak English. Cheyenne recruits for campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Willach
Hamilton
Minn
Hadie Willach
Uwer
A. D
U. & Army
Citteens
United States
Contested Timber Culture Entry Involving Gibbs and Covington
A verdict-like affidavit filed by Asa J. Covington of Hartville Wyo contesting Alfred B. W. Gibbs timber culture entry No 2079 dated Sept 30 1887 for Sec 22 T20N R16W in Cheyenne Wyo claims Gibbs never plowed planted or cultivated any of the described lands nor planted trees since filing. Proceedings set for Oct 4 1900 at 10 am before the U S land office register and receiver Cheyenne with due publication due to failed personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Asa J. Covington
Hartville
Wyo
Alfred B. W. Gibbs
Alfred B. W Gibbs
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Land Office Notice and Special Excursions Announced
The Cheyenne land office records a settler filing final proof for Robert Walden, H. No. 487, to be sworn before the United States land office on October 4, 1900, covering lands in sections of T18N R60W with payments and cultivation proof. Union Pacific announces East Bound Excursions August 10, September 7, 21 to Chicago and Midwest cities at fare plus $2 round trip, with tickets valid through October. contact C. W Sweet, agent, Cheyenne, Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tis
United States Land Office
Wyo
Robert Walden
South Bend
Wryo
James R. Whitehead
Cheyenne Wyo
Frank Sinon
Little Horse Creek
Ora ‘Dann
Milton Gildersleeve
W. EB. Chaplin
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas
Nebraska
C. W Sweet
C. W. Bweet
City Notices and Advertisements from the Leader
City matters advertise Sterling meals and Padgett's baths with prices. Employment wanted for a cook on ranch. Sale offers two hacks double harness and a property on 23 W 10th. The Metropolitan Hotel advertises modern amenities. Furnished rooms with steam heat and electric light offered by Warren Emporium. Travel rates announced for National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with specific travel dates in August 1900. Cited agent details and a Bem Frank tio cigar promotion via Hob Ingalls endorsement and Benjamin Franklin instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Chebyrne Storm Laundry Promises Prompt Quality Service
Laundry ad notes fine shirts and shirtwaists, urging new customers to call or mail if initial work is overlooked. Claims reliable, presentable results and invites inquiries to England & Rogeman.
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Syeebe
Espace
Denver Pacific
Wyoming Commandery
Bnights Templar
P. B&. Bhuyt
D, W. Gull
Recorder
Umbyenne Locus
A. F
A. M
Masonic Ball
Henry Bunger
W. M
W. Gill
Acacia Lodge NO. 1
Masonic Hall
N. Potter
W. Gro. Urbuuky
Becy
Attorneys At Law
Union Mercantile Bik
Wyomins
T. F. Burke
B. F. Fowler
Burke & Fowler
Delaware
Bik
Gilbeon Clark
R W. Breckona
Clark & Breckons
Walter A. Stoll
Attorney At Law
Thomas Block
Inter Ocean Hotel
van Oredel
Chas
W. Burdick
Kent
Cheyenne, Wyo
H. Waldo Moore
J.T. Norton
Atlas Block
Ww. Gill
Herman
Wellnitz
Ofice
Slver Moon Restaurant
Seon
Casper
Little Bear
Isaac N. Bard
Rose L. Bard
Samuel Green
Walter D. Pease
BE. Chaplin
Register
Desert Land
Africea Sree Eal Ciel Stereaue
W. BH. Chaplin
City Matters
Sterling
Padgett
Poartion
C. J
Cly
Warren Emporium
Grand Army of the Republic
Colorado
Hob Ingalls
Benjamin Franklin
Rngland & Rogeman
Wheate
Utah
C. W. Sweet
Percy Smith
Itth Street
Eddy Street
LAW Magazines
Medical and Library Books
Hall & Williams
Curtis
Denver, Colo
Hradway
W. CG. Walker
Ferguson Street
Cheyenne, Woo
Warren Camp
West Sixteenth Street
the City Pharmacy
Seventeenth and
Ferguson Streets
Telephone
Pte. Sheyenne
Ming
Andrew McAdam
Capitol Ave
OMAHA
Daily News
Omaha Daily News
Cirewiallion
al Omaha
Amall
Lange
Telegraph
Hie Ool
Onows
Omaha Daily Ewe
Ieee
the Daily News
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