Wyoming visitors and editors boost state progress leaders
The Cheyenne Leader reports visiting editors praising Wyoming’s development as Col. Crawford and Bryan join efforts in oil exploration. It notes Iowa political shifts, party platform fights, and honors for Chief Justice Potter, with Governor Richards hosting editors and locals at Fort Russell and city parks.
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William Jennnings Bryan
Towne and Peettigrew
Wyoming
Bryan
Iowa
Kansas City
Thomas J. Phillips
Ottumwa
EE. Ferguson
Logan
John Shortley
Dallas
Supreme Court
W. P. Johnson
Carroll
A. C.brice
Bedford
General Council
The
American Bar Association
Denver
Charles N. Potter
F. C. Dillard
Texas
T. B. Cotton
New Mxico
Potter
DeForest Richards
Fort Russell
State of
Laramie
State of Wyoming
Willam Nickell
Iron Mountain
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Capitol
Richards
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Will Nickell
Kels Nickell
Brash talk on skirts stirs opinion in Chicago Tribune chatter
The Chicago Tribune notes debate over skirt length and femininity as doctors resist dictating fashion. Women express views on freedom versus modesty, with some preferring brevity despite fashion norms and crowds in London praised for skirt trends.
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London
America
Haiti
Chicago Tribune
Pocket Monkeys and the Promise of Poverty The Guide
A Philadelphia Saturday Post piece discusses money making wisdom from Thomas W. Lawson, arguing poverty fuels ambition and self made success. It notes pocket monkeys from Brazil as a popular pet, with prices around 25 to 50 dollars and trainers showcasing gymlike antics. It promotes The Leader printing service on Ferguson Street.
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Ferguson Street
Boulevary
Thomas W.lawson
Philadelphia Saturday Post
Brazil
New York
The
Leader
Fine Concert and Dance by Turners and Nagel Orchestra
A lively Turner hall program last evening featured the Turn Verein and Nagel's orchestra in a concert and dance. An immense crowd enjoyed a varied musical evening with three Nagel selections, choral numbers, and vocal solos by Miss Rose Brady and Mrs. Clark, followed by a sixteenth night of dancing to the ensemble.
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Turners
Turner Hall
Turn Verein
Nagel
Prof
Robt. Nagel
Henry Nagel
Ind
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Frontier Park
Minnehaha Lake
Thomas W. Lawson
Philadelphia
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Little Horse Creek
S. 12
Bec
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William Wilbourn
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W. H. Chaplin
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Oscar. Braun
Capitol Avenue
the City Pharmacy
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Dyer Hotel
Eddy St
Greentree
Alex Turnbull
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WM. DU Bois
Opera House
Bik
Cheyenne, Wyo
Patton, Fisher & Milter, Architects
BON Ton
Jm, Newman
Warren
Mangan
John Brown
Capitol Ave
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Eighteenth Sts
Rock Springs
HANNA
W.W. Crook
Burlington Block
East Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne Sanitary CO
Depot Exchange Care
L. Kabis
Union Pacific Depot
P. S. Cook
Ideal Bolles
Andrew McAdam
West 17Th St. Opp
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Henry G. Hay
I. ©. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
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T. B. Hicks
E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
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