Railroad Timetable Arrivals and Departures Listed
Daily timetable shows No. 2 Limited at 6 20 am 6 40 am No 102 Fast Mail 1 00 am 1 15 am No 4 Atl lx 2 30 pm 2 50 pm No Mailkex 1 45 am 2 00 am West Bound No 1 Limited 6 46 pm 9 00 pm No 101 Fast Mail 10 00 pm 10 15 pm No 3 Pac Ex 7 35 am 8 10 am No 6 Mailix 11 45 am 12 01 pm Obbyenne and Ni daily except 8 mo 66 mixed departs Mon 66 mixed arrives Tam e12 10 am
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West Bound
Fast Mail
Obbyenne & Ni
Pictures of Japan in the China War Exhibit
A Broadway window displays colored prints from Japan depicting China War scenes. The pieces emphasize Japanese heroism and imply Western soldiers as secondary players, with one image showing two volunteers blowing a wall breach at Tianjin for Allied entry. The material reflects Japanese pride and a selective view of allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Bowery
Europe
America
Peking
Tien Tsin
Tien Teln
New York Times
China will awaken as a new world force, warns Ho Yow
Ho Yow in Leslie's Weekly argues that China, with 40 000 regular troops and millions of irregular fighters, will rise against foreign garrisons. He predicts organized resistance, modernized fighting methods, and eventual unsubmission of China, making Europe fear a renewed Asian power.
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Min
China
Tien Tain
Europe
Chynia
Gey
Ho Yow
Leslie
Train No 4 Closes Eastbound Service
Eastbound Train No 4 ceases operation. timetable notices indicate temporary closure affecting routes and schedules. Rail officials advise passengers to check alternative connections and monitor updates for reopening prospects.
Notable career of a 60 year old thief Henry Meyers
The article profiles Henry Meyers, a lifelong criminal with a $2,000,000 theft record across 31 years. Born in Syracuse, he fought in the Union army, survived Libby and Andersonville, and became a famed master thief linked to Missouri and Illinois cases. Eyewitnesses recount early exploits and a turning point after the Chicago fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyers Altsn
St. Louis City
Missouri
Ilinois
Bie
Millstadt
Ill
America
Syracuse
N. Y
Libby
Andersonville
Cox
Moyers
Chicago
Aldersonville
Meyers
du Paxe
Fairbanks
Seopans
Mimouri
Wis
Unlucky Hat Sparks a Run of Misfortune in New Orleans
A New Orleans insurance man recounts a bizarre sequence centered on a straw hat. After wearing it, he is struck by falling lumber, sprains an ankle, falls into a trench, and injures himself further. The hat’s bad luck spreads through the tale ending with a friend’s rescue and a jail incident involving a horse keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Messenger Boy
Carondelet Street
Jim
Mandy
Pete
Darky
Hin Nurety
Santa Barbara school moves to teach manners
The Santa Barbara school board issues a Primary and Grammar School work manual stressing polite conduct. It urges teachers to model civility, train habits of honor and honesty, and provide practical lessons on greeting, introductions, table etiquette, respecting elders, and polite speech to curb rude behavior among students.
Notice for Publication under Land Act 1878
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wy October 22 1900 notice that James Ki Miller of Iron Mountain Laramie Wyoming has filed sworn statement No 162 for the purchase of the NW SE section 34 township 20 north range 70 west and will prove diligence on January 4 1901 before the register and receiver at Cheyenne Wy. Witnesses are Joseph E Reed William I Clay John L Jordan and Brovert W Brecken. All opposing claims must be filed by January 4 1901 in this office.
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John B. Burns
Township
John W. Mallison
Mallisoh
Army Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
John Hunton
District of Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Wyo
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Joseph E. Reed
Diamond
William I. Clay
John L. Jordan
Iron Mountain
Brovert W. Breckens
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Robert W. Ulreckons
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Las
Becton
William Reed
Joseph Reed
William Clay
Jons L. Jordan
Timber Culture
Theodore Spita
Pine Bluffs
Ted Neo Thon
Ee Kaie
Henry ‘Ing Blutte
Jobo Dolan
Mbt
Ones van Dusen
Bluffs
Notice for Publication Cheyenne Land Claim 1900
Notice is given under the 1878 act to purchase land described as SE and NE sections in township 90, range 69 W. Robert W Ulreckons files sworn statement No 165 for purchase and will prove its value for timber or stone and agricultural use before the Cheyenne register on January 4, 1901. Witnesses include William Reed Joseph Reed William Clay and Jon L Jordan.
Santa Barbara Seeks Politeness in School Reform
Ethelbert Stewart praises a new commercial course and manners education by the Santa Barbara school board. He argues polite conduct should be taught to all pupils, noting algebra and trigonometry are less useful than daily civility for entering commercial life. He hopes western sincerity will grow, despite distance from Chicago.
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Poo
Santa Barbara
Cal
Leslie's Magazine
New York
Boston
Mississippi
Stirling
School of
School Board of
Cifengo
School Board
North
West
Chicago
Ethelbert Stewart
Notice of Sale in Laramie County Land Case 1900
Public notice of foreclosure sale issued by Sheriff John P. Shaver for January 12 1901 at 2 pm at the Cheyenne courthouse. Describes land in sections 32 and 16 township 14 north range 66 and 67 west, plus NW quarter of section 16. sets parcel dimensions and boundary lines. Also includes timber land act publication for Joseph A. Breckens with January 1901 filing and witness list.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Edward Woodward
Joseph Graham
Ernest A. Logan
Elizabeth Logan
Cheyenne
United States Survey
Township Fourteen
John P. Shaver
Laramie County
Army recruit notice for Cheyenne Wyoming
Wanted for the United States army able bodied unmarried men ages 21 to 35 citizens of the United States who can speak read and write English. Recruits specially desired for service in Philip Dinea. For information apply to recruiting officer room 3 Atlas block Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Pfor
United States Army
Philip Dinea
Atlas Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Sid ney Clark
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Sidney Clark of Phillips Wyoming has filed for final proof on his claim. The proof will be made before the Cheyenne register and receiver on December 29, 1990. Witnesses include Phillip Yoder John Mullen Charles Rugg and Oscar Yoder.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Oumed Svtiier
Wyo
Sidney
Clark
Phillips
Phillip J. Yoder
Jobn Mullen
Charles Rugg
Oscar Yoder
la Grange
W. E. Chaplain
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U. P
China Statesman
D. P. Cheyenne and
Denver
Lenver
Bixpress
Pasit Mail
Burlington
Springs
Rachin
South
Burling
Fort
South Bend
Ariola
Little Bear
G. W. Hoyt
P. M. W. B. Morrison
G. D. Clerk
Lacey
Attorneys At Law
Union Mercantile Bik
T. F. Burke
B. F. Fowler
Burke & Fowler
Delaware
Bik
B. W. Breckens
Clark & Breckons
Walter A. Stoll
Attorney At Law
Thomas Block
Latex Ocean Hotel
Kent
Cheyenne, Wyo
H. Waldo Moore
Altronsy
Law
Kent Block
J.T. Norton
D. W. Gill
Notary Public
Wyoming Real Eatate
Herman
Wellnitz
Nash
Polianess
de T of the
Interior
Cheyenne Sanitary Company
Nafor
Cheyyene
Joseph A. Breckens
Donald McDonald
Wye
Richard C. Surette
George Deitrich
Robert W. Breckens
W. B. Chaplin
Opera House
Stahle & Bailey
Hoyt’s
McCoy Sisters
Sam Marion
Ellis
Stockgrowers National Bank
United States Depository
Hicks
G. B Abbott
J. H. Loomis
Asst
Cash
Ary & Hammond
West Sevent
G&t
Ballimore
Santa Claue
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