Personal Mention in Cheyenne Leader Names Various Locals
Dick Cushing went West today and F H Champeney visited Omaha. Mailing and travel notes include Mrs P Carleon visiting Sioux City and Superintendent Tynan west bound. Several residents and visitors mentioned from Iron Mountain to Salt Lake City with travel to Denver and Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cushing
F. H. Champeney
Galraith
Butte
Mend
Tynan
Miss Wedameyrria
Mies Verbrecht Ia
Iron Mowntain
W. A. Mills
Ogden
HL Marah
Misa Flossie Churchill
Hreeley
Hreeley Last Night and Is A Vest of Miss Large Cowcick
John Morrison
Mre. W. H. Champener
Min Griffin
Salt Lake City
Wyoming coal belt may exceed Pennsylvania estimates says inspector
Coal mine inspector Noah Young departs for a survey of Lander valley Shoshone reserve and the Big Horn range to determine the extent of Wyoming coal. He believes Wyoming’s coal area is larger than Pennsylvania while reporting prosperity in camps and high wages as Union Pacific opens new mines and activity runs at full blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Noah Young
Lander Valley
Shoshone Reservation
Big Horn Range
Pennsylvania
Mr Young
Outlaw Mat Gay Sought After Belvier Murder
Marshal Bob Ingalls issues alert for Mat Gay last seen in Belvier Missouri. description notes a colored man about five seven with a stooped stance and a neck scar. authorities pursue suspect on murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ingalls
Mat Gay
Belvier
Duck hunter reports ten ducks at dawn
Prof. Frank Naperstek, an avid hunter, said he killed ten ducks at daybreak. His father, aged 105, is recognized as the district’s champion hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Naperstek
Mr. Naperstek
Thomas Longhurst Funeral Director S14 West LH Ot
Funeral director Thomas Longhurst is associated with S14 West LH Ot and Fine Upholstering in a brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Longhurst
West Lh
Major Wilhelm on China and Philippine affairs
Major Wilhelm discusses Chinese war aims and legations in a Cheyenne visit. He predicts McKinley’s landslide win, urges confidence in the administration, and notes Filipino support for the government. He cites Chinese policy, Boxer risks, and missionary retention. In the Philippines, he cites ongoing war and Democratic leanings, while Captain Whitney dies in Manila and Lt Kirkman faces court action with Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Manila
Kirkman
Wall
Leo
Otis
Sage
Arthon
Congress
Otiste
Cormmanding
Diaplaoed
Dislike Grows for Young Officer Despite Agreement
The speaker acknowledges the lieutenant’s correctness yet develops a dislike for the young officer, a sentiment he later shows.
A Good Dog and Town Adventure
A little white bull dog named Otte Aherne and his friend Tivoll, a large black dog, roam near Richardeon Fires. Jack, a dog known to locals, returns to town in a drunken bravado, provoking a noisy scene and police attention before calming down in room 5 over Tivoll’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte Aherne
Tivoll
Jack
Montenre
Ore
Opinion on fighter predictions and rivalries in boxing
A local observer doubted Ruhlin and predicted Simmons would defeat him while another predicted Sharkey would beat him. The speaker urged Sharkey to exploit openings, noting Ruhlin’s mistakes in previous bouts and commenting on the boxers' reputations and tactics.
Creature at Engineer Funda’s home stirs Fast Nineteenth Street
Locals gather as Engineer Funda claims a strange aquatic animal he found while angling at Sloan’s Jake. The creature, described as a mix between a water dog and something else, shows two hind feet and a frayed collar. It remains alive in a tub of water awaiting a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Engineer Funda
Sloan
Jake
Ranchmen Warned of Water Fight Over Wyoming Development
The Wyoming Development Company plans threaten water rights for 52 ditches in the Big Laramie area. Ranchers fear reductions in supply as 122,000 acres rely on these waters, with state proofs open for public comment from August to September under county supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Developent Company
Thie County
Wyoming Development Company
Wheathind
Parsons
Fred Bond
Laramie
W. M. Ollebriet
Wheatland
Lorre
Big Laramie
Big
Laramis Republican
Snowbound survivor recounts rescue after avalanche
Joan Matthews, a writer, escaped a snowbound incident while returning from a trip to Dimmondville with four companions buried under snow. He regained consciousness after about sixty hours, while three others died. The event prompted coast papers to feature his remarkable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthewn
Alenka
C. B. Richardson
Wae Fm
Matthews
Wyoming
Ghort Stories And City Gossip From The Era
Miss Edwards of the secretary of state’s office returns home from Salt Lake City visit. Graham Walker hosted friends yesterday afternoon. Trains were late and yards crowded at 10 o’clock. A Cheyenne youth earned $200 in local real estate this past year. Salt Lake papers note Miss Thaley Cox won the handsome costume prize at Saltair’s Elka ball. Dale Creek area near the high bridge is being filled with a sixty inch pipe to divert water, with fill rising about WH feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Thaley Cox
Rawline
Saltair
Dale Creek
High Bridge
New Saloon Opens Under Phil Kerrigan at Seventeenth and Eddy
Phil Kerrigan opened the saloon and club rooms at Seventeenth and Eddy Streets. He aims for quick success with well known young men in the crowd. The venue replaces the former operator Glover Bedgwlcb. Owen Taylor’s horse was injured after breaking free in a prairie incident and he shot the horse. Webster, ex league pitcher, will visit Saturday and Sunday with a strong western lineup to be revealed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kerrigan
Seventeenth
Eddy Streets
Glover Bedgwlcb
Owen Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Fire Burns Through Stable And Chicken House
A fire at 1 pm in a small stable and chicken house behind Mrs Milguige's home at Fourth and Gareld destroyed the outbuildings and damaged a brick wash house. The rear frame table and fence enclosures burned, with total loss estimated around 400 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milguige
B& 1
Carter
Laramie Republican
Laramie Republicans Split Over Patterson Remarks
Militor Chaplin accuses Thomas Patterson of failing to refute a claim about deteriorating city conditions. W F Holliday, Albany County Democratic leader, supposedly submitted his past two years records and 1865 and 1898 comparisons, allegedly calling Patterson a chimp, in a tense Laramie political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militor Chaplin
The
Laramie
Thomas Patterson
W. FL Holliday
Albany County
Patterson
Prominent Visitors Tour Wyoming Resources and Plans
Prominent visitors including D B Thompson a Lincoln businessman and politician and Bignall of Burlington & Missouri arrived in Cheyenne and will tour Wyoming to assess state resources. Judge Kelley of the Union Pacific traveled west in a private car. The Frontier committee moved toward events today with hopeful plans and a celebratory band program expected to draw interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Thompson
Lincoln, Neb
Bignall
Burlington & Missouri
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kelley
Union Paette
Mos
Frootier
Wea
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices From Norfalo County
The damaged text lists individuals with various life events including marriages and property features. Mentions Pete Remertor in thin city receiving a matent for a cartridge shell, Shaffer of Bradston receiving a patent on a cloth line, marriages in Denver between Jeweph Benjamin and Mins Nettle Palmer, and Reaver Toth as a member of tripads moving to London. Real property sale notes include a 480 acre parcel in Norfalo county Nelwankia with water rights and neighboring properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Remertor
Thin City
Wov. Shaffer
Bradston
Denver
Benjamin
Mins
Nettle Palmer
Cheyenne
London
Happiness
Pin swallowing boy and tense boat ride disrupt night
Willie Terry a boy of South Side aged 11 or 12 was rushed to town in a delivery wagon after swallowing a pin. A frightened father reported the incident as a near miss. Separately a boat ride ended with the girl’s father demanding her return, forcing the couple apart without apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Terry
Union Pacific Notes Trains Delayed by Frost and Power Shortages
Trains from the west run several hours late each day due to frost. The company is expanding hiring and is short of power and men. If demand continues, the road to Granger may be double-worked. Two more of theconnound engines for service out west arrived this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Maccabeers Plan Regular Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The Maccabees group Maccabeers will hold its regular semi monthly meeting Friday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. GOODALE RB K notes the time and location for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macabees
The
Maccabeers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Goodale
Forest Fire Reignites on Elk Mountain
Reports say Elk Mountain forest fires, believed damped by recent rain, have broken out again with fierce flames. Damage is reported significant as authorities and residents monitor the blaze amid ongoing investigations into local coal deposits and regional summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Mountain
Rawlins
Eighth Minory Battalion Arrives at Fort Russell
The Eighth, third battalion of the Eighth minory, with a sinker and men well known here, including Pilcher, will arrive in Cheyenne en route to Fort Russell. Mont Mt. Kerth has arrived to serve as quartermaster at Fort Russell. Idevenant Korth served in Mull insines and was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Minory
Pilcher
Cheyenne
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A. Slack
K. W. DE Belle
Richardson
Omaha
Hurd
P. Carleon
Sioux City
Iowa
Tom Cushing
Athens
Ed. F. Stahle
Anos James
Johnston
Silvet Crown
W. Stone
Misa Ethel Swan
Spokane
Dan Swan
Martin Walted mm
Charles Jacoz
Misa Annie Yoder
Tlaranile County
Chas. C. Browneon
Yor Life
Dorian
A. J. Carter
Sherman
W. F. Radley
Green River
Mixa Biema Tracey
Ebert
A. H. Christenson
Kvaneton
Inter Ocean
Mamie Moore
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Wilhelm
Chevenne
Earth
McKinley
Colorado
Thio
San Francisco
Mile Poewhle
Philippines
Bevan
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Ruhimn
Joan Matthews
Dimmondville
Ghort Stories
Miller
Pergmon St
Harry Henderson
Pete Mets
Arbum
Norfalo
Nelwankia
Devoy
W. D Cook
Wanneta
Neo
Union Pacific Notes
Wm, Myers & CO
Wm. Myers & Cos
Dawtid
Pioneer
Ferguson Street
Ame
H. Nagla
Union
Chas F
R. R. Watches
Vanguard
W. Raymond
Crescent
John Hancock New Railway
Elgin
Jdewel
R. Ah
N. H. Andrus
Union Pacific Inspector
Coal Landa
Thermogels
Thermopolla
Alwayn Iit
W. F Dairer & WR
Davis & Kelley
Hig Weighbor
Yjerrt
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