Local notes highlight charity, art clubs, and a holiday forecast
The issue carries an editorial defense of Attorney R N Matson’s actions and announces C B Richardson’s memorial address. It covers new art club efforts, Carnegie Library exhibit plans, praise for the fire department, and notes on newspaper changes. Legislation updates include timber and homestead acts repeal efforts and land sale changes at Fort Bridger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick N. Matson
Order
Ellis
C. B. Richardson
Carnegie Library
Nebraska
Senaator Clark
Fort Bridger
Wyoming
Cody Sees Old Friend Before Departure From Stage
State Librarian Coutant reports Col. Cody met his old friend Col. Courant in Omaha before leaving for Europe. Cody says this is his final year on the road and he plans to settle in Wyoming to pursue business and a peaceful life. wedding plans for Judy Muell appear among mentioned duties and events.
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Coutant
Col
C. G. Courant
Omaha
Col. W. Foody
Europe
New York
West Abow
Cody
Wyoming
Ieee Om Toe
Theater Building Epidemic Rosy Rivalry Looms in Denver
Denver theater firms brace for an intense season as the Curtis and Pueblo opera house will be improved under Denver Theatrical Company management. The Broadway Tabor and Empire are tied to the trust circuit with Stair Havilin bookings moving to the Castle, pitting rivals against the Orpheum vaudeville venture. Cheyenne might host cooperation for a new opera house after the fire, with plans previously drawn but no final decision.
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United States
New York
Boston
Colorado
Theatre Trust
New Frm
San Franciico
Denver Theatrical Company
Curtis
New Pueblo Opera House
Curtiss
Denver Republican
McCourt
Broadway
Tabor
Empire
Trust
Stair & Haviin
Cartle
Orpheum Company
Denver
Cheyenne Opera House
Cheyenne
Post Offices in Wyoming See Shifts in 4th Class Posts
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General report notes 21 offices established and 23 discontinued in Wyoming. During the year two presidential postmasters resigned, seven commissions expired, one office became presidential. Forty nine 4th class postmasters resigned. 15 removals, 4 deaths. Wyoming had 324 4th class offices in the year end.
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Fleport
Wyoming
Tme
Fraternal Union Elects Officers for Unity Lodge
Last night at the Fraternal Union of America Unity Lodge No 00 meeting officers were chosen. Fraternal master A M Black. Justice William Smith. treasurer W B Keenright. secretary George W Snelder. protector Lee Brubaker. truth Frank Hawkeworth. mercy C M Birch. garnd Annie Kagan. sentinel Peter Appel. Browarde Peter Appel and Lee Brubaker and William Smith named.
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Fraternal Union of America
Unity Lodge
Wong
A. M. Black
William Smith
W. B. Keenright
George W. Snelder
Lee Brubaker
Protector
Frank Hawkeworth
Truth
C. M. Birch
Mercy
Annie Kagan
Gure
Peter Appel
Sentinal
Browarde
Bid Call for Douglas Bridge Repairs and Spans
County commissioners invite bids by noon Tuesday December 2 1902 for building one Linke and two Howe truss spans on the Douglas bridge and related repairs. Plans are at the county office. Bid must include $900 certified check and be addressed to Bid on Dougan Bridge.
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Linke Apans
Vic
Douglas Bridge
Ward Bridge
pMce
Board of County Commimioners
Dougan Bridge
Douglas
Wye
Byron
Wyo
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
County of
Big Horn
State of
Pontoffica
Big. Horn
Heber W. Perry
Severe cold wave cripples Boston New England coal shortage
East coast severe weather brings frigid conditions with record December lows. The Weather Bureau reports Monday the coldest night since 1884 as temperatures fall up to twenty below in spots within 100 miles of Boston. Connecticut records five below zero, raising widespread suffering and coal shortages.
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Boston
New York
New England
Weather Bureau
Connecticut
New Railroad to Haul Ore
Articles of incorporation filed in Teller county for the Crippler Creek and Pueblo Railroad company to transport ore from the gold camp to the Pueblo smelter. The line will cover about thirty-three miles or one third of the current distance by rail, with work to begin immediately. New York and Chicago capitalists are involved.
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Pueblo
Teller County
Crippler Creek and
New York
Cbicleseq
Miners in Scranton complain of danger and eviction
Jamesa McMeagle a Markle miner testified that he complained about mine danger to life and feared being killed. The company superintendent offered no cars for another chamber and he quit to avoid risk, later being evicted from his home. David Gallagher said he could only earn about 50 cents a day on a strike shifted vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Jamesa McMeagie
Markle Company
Presidential
McMeagle
David Gallagher
Markle
Congressmen in Fight Over Debate Sparks Clash in Havana
A heated dispute in the Havana House of Representatives led to a scuffle between Senator Perg and Representative Mendita who were knocked down twice before colleagues intervened. The men later reconciled and apologized, now acting civilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Louse of Representatives
Mendita
Alphonse and Gastom
Public Buildings Proposals Open Endorsed Envelopes
Notices indicate proposals for public buildings due by November 1 1905 with plans and specs available in Chicago Beal Paul St Louis Omaha and Denver. Capt Thir Swode Constructing Quartermaster will review bids and reserves right to reject any or all.
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Chicago
Beal Paul
St. Louis
Omaha
Denver
U. S
Thir Swode
Unclear Rail Route Report from Winter Southeast California
Fragmentary OCR notes describe railway connections through Port Worth and Memphis with mentions of the Delta region and a bend in the line. The text reads as garbled weather or transport notes lacking clear events or dates.
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California
Colorado and Southern Railway
Fort Worth
Memphis
Delhart
Southeget
Colorado
Southeast
Colorado and Outhern
Port Worth
Mermohis
Daily express schedule fragment with mixed routes
The fragment lists a Colorado route with daily and except Sunday departures from Cheyenne Steep, plus various regional lines. It notes times for East and West round trips and mentions mail closings and mixed trains in a jagged timetable.
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Colorado
South
Acadia Lodge Meets in Masonic Hall for Regular Session
John Roberts and D W Gill, secretary, announce Acadia Lodge No. 11 Fourth Degree Masons meet at the Masonic hall tonight. Forster is listed in the program with officers W. Owas and Weeks as secretary.
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Acadia Lodge
Mid Et Toarta
Forster
Eard
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