Loss of Opera House prompts rebuild debate in Cheyenne
The Carey Brothers may not rebuild the Opera House auditorium after a fire despite receiving 20000 in insurance. The editorial argues theatres in small cities rarely profit and suggests rebuilding on different, more central ground near the Masonic Temple block to keep cultural revenue in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Brothers
Opera House
Paris
Vienna
Hrussels
Cheyenne Opera House
Masonic Temple
Death of Tom Reed and notes on states expansion
The obituary tribute praises Tom Reed as foresighted and decisive, noting his congressional leadership and law practice in New York. It also references a Salt Lake Tribune item about EB. L. Chittenden, then shifts to a health column on nutrition and a political comment on Arizona and New Mexico statehood prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
Congress
House
New York
Maine
Blain
Salt Sage Tribune
EB. L. Chittenden
Arizona
New Mexico
Fragmentary quotations about voters and marriages in early press
Snippet reflects fragmented quotes about a disgruntled voter, a couple married across language barriers, and muted chatter about a Detroit bank. The text appears as stray remarks and newspaper filigree with unclear context and many garbled names.
Bookkeeper Traps Burglars in Vault Cornered by Firearm
John Talbot, a Blinker Bros. bookkeeper, becomes locked in his vault after a paper mix up. Burglars drill in and Talbot crafts a defense using a revolver hidden in the vault. He fires through a drilled hole, wounding one assailant before police and firm officials confirm the vault’s contents remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Talbot
Blinker Bros
Talbot
Alr
Weill
John
Johnn
Offee
Oret
Notice to Creditors Estate of Busan Brown Deceased
Notice is given that letters of administration were granted on November 15 1902 to Timothy Dyer in the estate of Busan Brown deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers to Timothy Dyer within six months, or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Dated November 16 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busan Brown
Timothy Dyer
John Volk
Cheyenne
Wyo
Resorts
W. Kh. Stoll
Meira
Susan Brown
John Brown
Spokane
Wash
Mary A. Gourley
Baltimore
Joseph Brown
Alchie
District Court
Firat Judicial District
Cheyanne
Cald
A. D. Oo
J. M
Barry
Real Estate for Gale Hight Residence Lots
Real estate notice notes Gale Hight parcels and Maxwell and Toady Goh Gad items. Inquire of Albert Chaproan about sale details and availability for adjacent shale properties. Subscribing for the latest listings appears encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Maxwell
Albert Chaproan
Curiositie of Gheerin and Glycerin Properties
Curiosa describe glycerin as a nonfreezing, nonvolatile liquid with stabilization against evaporation. It resists crystallization unless exposed to very cold. under heat it decomposes and emits a pale alcohol like flame. It serves as a pigment carrier and is used in stamping ribbons and carbon papers.
Carpet metaphors in a London Chronicle critique
The London Chronicle denounces overuse of domestic metaphors in a popular book. It argues that phrases like on the carpet and tapis are misapplied and burdens the text, preferring sharper English idioms while noting French terms should not be forced into English decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Chronicle
le Tapia
French
Walla
Doukhobors identified as vegetarians by Outlook writer
A cited Outlook discussion portrays the Doukhobors as vegetarians and suspicious of bread made with lard or tallow. It notes Indians’ reluctance to welcome Doukhobors, and a Greek Indian’s wary response waving away bannock with the word grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
The
Outlook
Family of Birds and Odd Names Told in West Virginia
A quirky local note recounts a minister’s wife with multiple marriages and a family of children with bird surnames Partridge Robin Sparrow Quayle vivid in Hawk avenue Eagleville Canary Islands. The piece blends humor and anecdotes about poets and servants with playful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Partridge
Robin
Quayle
Quayles
Hawk Avenue
Eagleville
Canary Islands
Careful Woman and Legal Notices in Cheyenne
A fragmentary clipping includes a quip about care and caution between Mrs. Gansalp and Mrs. Strongmind. It then shows a legal notice for Kathe Manleome Gregersen of Galveston Texas, with a petition for divorce in Cheyenne Wyoming dated 1908 and a January 1909 deadline. The page also mentions subscription promotions from the Cheyenne Daily Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Kathe Manleome Gregersen
Galveston
Texas
Jorgen J. Gregersen
District Court
Hret Judicial District of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
The Umbrella Thief Poet and a Banquet Error
A remembered tale centers on Bibie exiled by the dead poet’s circle who hosted him with care yet suffered from his habit of stealing hosts' umbrellas. Friends grew cool, Ver laine’s group blamed him for neglect, a subscription faltered, and at a banquet the twenty seven umbrellas accompanied Bibie into retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibi
Bibie
Verlaine
Frogs and Wires and Common Foot Care
A discussion of overland telegraph line frogs touching insulators and the danger of lightning with wire droppers. Includes a note on print interruption due to cyclone and separate tips on corneal care, shoe types, and corn treatment with vinegar bread poultices and pumice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
Onion Soup and Ancient Cradles in Historical Notes
An article describes onion soup as wholesome and easy to prepare with onions, eggs, and toasted bread, noting variations with water or milk. It also surveys cradle designs from ninth to fifteenth centuries, tracing evolution from dugout beds to suspended cradles, and mentions travel routes via Colorado and Southern Railway with low round trip rates and reserved sleeping cars. It ends with a note about legal blanks at The Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyder
Greece
Proposals Sought for Public Buildings and Cavalry Horses
Public works bids due by November 1 1902 for multiple buildings. Plans and proposal forms available via Quartermasters in Chicago St Louis Omaha and Denver. U S reserves right to accept or reject bids in whole or part. Envelopes labeled Proposals for Public Buildings addressed to Capt Thomas Swode. Cavalry horses needed Fort Mackenzie Wyoming orders issued December 8 1902. Proposals to Lt Col J W Pope Chief Q M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orick
Chicago
St. St. Louis
Onmba
Denver
Thos
Swode
Ber
Fort Mackenzie
Wyoming
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
New Train to Texas Introduced by Colorado and Southern
Notice excerpts announce a July 1 service addition by the Colorado and Southern railway, adding a Denver to Fort Worth Pullman sleeper and cafe car, plus a Denver to Memphis sleeper, highlighting nonstop Colorado to Oklahoma routes. Also included is a Wyoming school bond bid notice from Byron district No. 1 with bonds of 200 dollars, dated January 1, 1903, and bidding details due December 31, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado and Southern Railway
Colorado
Denver
Fort Worth
Memphis
Tenn
Ria Amarillo
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
T. B Mishm
Board of Trustees
Byron
Postoffea
Big Horn
Wyoming
Heber W. Perry
Clarke
Trusted Piano Deals Offer Strong Guarantees in Cheyenne
The ad promotes piano purchases at 404 West Seventeenth St Cheyenne offering guarantees and exchanges within two years. It lists brands like Fisher Kimball Ludwig Hobart M Cable and Steinway, cites large shipments in October, and claims to be the leading dealer in several states. It promises full value credit on exchanges and a $100 reward for unjustified complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventeenth St
Cheyenne
Fisher, Kimball, Ludwig
Hobart M .Cable
Steinway
Notice of estate letters and stockholders meeting
Notice grants letters testamentary to the executrix of John Volk deceased. Claimants must present claims within six months or be barred. one year to bar. Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 29 1902. Also annual stockholders meeting notice for Nevada Valley Oil Company to be held in Cheyenne January 30 1902 at 10 am. Secretary Pensment President Aten Corporate Heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoekholders
Nevaha Valley Oil, Gea and Minorwi Company
Thelmam Whoa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Satna
Unclear Bound Train Times and Stops Listed
The snippet records unclear timetable data with station names and bounds. It mentions West Bound and South Bound routes with times around 6 am to 7 pm and references Fort Little La Grange Hors Creek and South Bend in a fragmented schedule note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bound
Little LA Grange
Little Hors
Creek and
South Bend
Bevan Feeders Co Secretaries Named
A historical notice lists John Roberts and S. Gill as secretaries with Bevan Feeders Co and Charles and Weeks also named in the secretary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts D. W. Gill
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
D. B. Hill
New York Tribune
Doukhowors
Henry
Tennyson
Mary
Linois
Willie
Mabel
Eve
Adam
Europe
Bounhy
Province of
Wubeertbers
Lake City
Tribune
Southeast
California
Dalhart
Capitol
Dildine & Anderson
Capital Avenue
Chayenne, Wye
Uniens
Byron, Wyo
State of
Board of Frustesy
Cold
Knight Campbell Music Company
West Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Willurniah
Weat Sixteenth Street
Bon Ton Stable
W. €. Oinneen
Penmeft
Gaeretary
IOWTT
Aten. Corperste Heat
Thos. Longhurst
W. Léth Bi
Geel
David Nimmo
Toul
South
Rou
ALL Points East
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Missouri River
Chicago, Union Peco
Northe- Weecro
Treiga
Thie Lage
Barron
Wort Worth
Bader
Commie
the Publishers’ Press Room Company, Bien Oy Nae Eee
Mast Bowes
Pon Bouth Bound
D. P
Sechet Societics
Bevan Feedere Ce
Cook
Wu Chas
Wheks, Secretar
Geo. W. Sneider
Alem
Hugo Donzelmann
Blooms
Idelman Block
WM. Dubois
N. Matson, T. B. KenneDy Matson , Kennedy
Law
Roome
Carey
Bruce
Clyde M. Watts
Keafe Hall
Ferguson Street
John W. Lacey
Union Mercantile
T. F Berke
Baca
T. Clark
Attorneys-at-Law
Wren
Porren R. Stoll
Attorney-at-Law
Atlas Block
Chas W. Burvier
Kent Black
Wreming
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