Notable Visitors and Returns in Cheyenne
L M Rhodes from Denver and Robert D Murray also from Denver arrive. Alex H Swan from Ogden. F Annett returns to Salt Lake. John Hese returns from Omaha. Chas Badgette from the ranch. Duty arrives from the North. Li V Groesbeck from Laramie. Grant auditor returns to Laramie. T A Davis master mechanic at Lara amie in town yesterday. John Myers recovering after illness. Evans attorney from Kearney visiting Cheyenne. Cumming assistant GM returns from Omaha. Justices Saufley and Corn depart for Laramie and Kvanaton. W A Ladd UP civil engineer returns from the Mast. J A Weed UP building and bridge dept returns from the West. C D Tobey from Denver, A S Phelps from Chicago, J C Norris from New York among Inter Ocean guests. Judge Magginnis and Clerk Marino leave for Douglas over the Burlington as court convenes there Monday. A W Daniels of St Peter spends day in Cheyenne and falls for the city.
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Denver
Alex. H. Swan
Ogden
Robert D. Murray
F. Annett
Salt Lake
John Hese
Omaha
Chas. A. Badgette
Grant
Laramie
J. A. Weed
Union Pacific Building and ‘Bridge Department
C. D. Tobey
Phelps
Chicago
J. C. Norris
New York
Inter Ocean
Magginnis
Marino
Douglas
Burlington Court
A. W. Daniels
St. Peter, Minn
H. W. Moore
The
Leaper
Cheyenne
Isotanarouis Cabinet Hopes and Hampton Roads Talk
Isotanarouis Feb 1. Senator Sabin of Minneapolia met with the president elect Gen Harrison in a brief interview. A Virginia Maryland colored committee sought a Mahone cabinet position and received a cordial reception without promises. Politicians weigh cabinet prospects as Sabin notes Allison declined treasury. Harrison jokes about Alaska seven appointees to restore harmony in the states.
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Isotanarouis
Geo. Harrison
Sabin
Minneapolia
Allison
Treasury
Gen
Harriison
Virginia
Maryland
Mahone
Blaine
Harrison Sooosely
Alaska
Stock and Market Summary for New Year Feb 1
New Year Feb 1 markets show renewed outside interest with broader higher activity. Major stocks advance from yesterday with Vanderbilts and presslow leading gains. closing prices include Pacific 6a 120 American Express 111 Canada Pacific 514 and others. copper dull. petroleum firm then weak on close. Cattle receipts 6500 with prices up. wheat and cash markets reported steady to higher across several contracts.
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Vanderbilts
Presslow
Close
Mooney
Pacific
American Express
Canada Pacific
Canada
Central Pacific
Burlington
Delaware
Contested will of late Doke Robinson surfaces in Creinnatt
From Creinnatt dated February 1 the will of the late Doke Robinson is reported to be contested. The petition seeks to invalidate the will or secure a share of the estate amid ongoing probate proceedings.
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Creinnatt
Doke Robinson
Tis Ede
Fresh shrimps at the Saidle Rock
Fragmented notes describe shrimp offerings at Saidle Rock and mention market activity and local reactions. The text is garbled with unclear rationale and several misspellings, but references to food items and a market setting are readable.
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Saidle Rock
Germany backs down over Samoa crisis amid U S message
President Cleveland transmits to Congress a Samoa affairs report and German notes, detailing German actions and the United States insistence that Americans and their rights be protected. Diplomatic exchanges reference declarations of war, martial law, and Germany's pledge to honor treaty rights with the United States.
Wool Market Activity In New England And West
Wool has been more active in the past week with Territory and mountain wools in stronger demand. Utah prices are around 28. California defective wools are nearly cleared out at 1 to 4 per pound. Oregon shows fair demand as buyers seek good lots and fineness.
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Dillon delays Australian tour amid prison life fears
London reports Joon Dillon postpones his Australian tour while concerns grow over O'Brien facing hardship in prison. If O'Brien dies, Dillon plans to take over his duties at the Baddle Kook in Clams.
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London
Joon Dillon
Tle
O'Brien
Prisoner O Brien Refuses Clothing in Clonmel Cell
In Clonmel jail O Brien slept on a bare plank and shows signs of recovery from a clash with warders. Shops in Clonmel closed their shutters as fear of trouble grows. The prison governor warns he will force the uniform and feed by artificial means if he refuses.
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O' Brien
Clonmel
Owain
County Clerk Sul livan Missing After Fraud Case
ImaANApoLa February 1 report says county clerk Sul livan and confidential clerk Tom O'Neil, missing in Canada. Sul livan allegedly issued fraudulent warehouse receipts for large poultry and produce consignments. one person is said to hold 9000 dollars in these fraudulent instruments.
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EK. Sullivan
Tom O'Neil
Canada
Cavan Arrested Over State Printer Fees Threat
W. T. Cavan, assistant secretary of state, was arrested yesterday on charges of attempting to extort the state printer by threatening to push fees down in the legislature. Kas Torrka reports the incident involving Baker and a $600 dispute.
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Kas
W. T. Cavanageh
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New York Street Car Tie Up Loses Momentum for Strikers
Reports from New York on February 1 show streetcar lines regaining service as employers warn old workers to return or be discharged. Several lines report strong job applications and full crews while others face continued delays. A clash between strikers and police left one man wounded and a officer firing in self defense.
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Seventh Avenue
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Wade
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Sen
Four cars run under protection as rails torn on Fifth Avenue
The morning saw four cars operate with police protection amid torn rails on Fifth Avenue. A committee warned President Richardson, but no action followed. Reports of other lines being tied up proved untrue. Workmen stay on to help finances. A South Brooklyn committee plans suit to compel calm, though Richardson laughs.
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Richardson
Brooklyn
Thin
Samoa Tensions Over Martial Law and Mataafa
Feb 1 dispatch from Avekiano reports S Ymesse supporters down to eight men. British and American consuls refuse to recognize German martial law. German authorities would back Mataafa if he governed under German control.
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California likely to fill cabinet with Katee as attorney general
A Indianapolis special reports strong likelihood California will have a cabinet member and that Katee is the chosen man. He is expected to become attorney general rather than secretary of the interior.
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Indianapolis
California
Katee
Editor fatally shot at his door in Dane County
Danmaron Wisconsin reported that Mead editor of the Sum newspaper Sot Mt Hareb Dane county was killed last night when a man from Mandt of Jute shot him at his door. The incident is linked to pressure on saloon interests viewed as revenge.
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Danmaron
Wis
Mead
Sum
Sot
Accident on the Canadian Pacific injures and fatalities
A freight train on the Canadian Pacific veered on a steep grade into Beaver valley. The axle and locomotive tender broke causing the engine and six cars to derail and plunge down the mountainside. The engineer and brakeman were killed instantly.
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Minnnarois
Beaver Valley
Greman
Crown Prince Rudolph Death Said Self Inflicted
Reports from Vienna indicate Crown Prince Rudolph shot himself in the head with a revolver after a period of morbid nervous excitement. Autopsy notes a large head wound and a discharged chambered revolver found at the bedside. Court circles reel from the tragedy and officials discuss possible motives and succession implications.
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Rudolph
Wiener Artung
Wiedentrofer
Rince Rudolph
Wiener Acitung
Cou
Sr. Pererencas
Journal
de St. Deters Wry
Uascha
Austria
Tris
Counce Kalucky
Herr von Tita
Archduke Charles
Francia
Francis
Hungary
Clow Wing a Bat and Rider Visit Denver Pact
Special Dispatches report pugilist John P. Clow leaving Duluth for Denver his future home after closing his business. He recalls betting with Dan Keefe over Keefe's burial and retains the corpse stake, noting Keefe died in Pueblo.
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John P. Clow
Duluth
Denver
Minneapolis
Dan Keefe
Dannie
Pueblo
Donnie
Masterson
Dave
Seamen and Firemen Strike Halts Baltic Trade
In Cinascew on February 1 three thousand sailors and stokers walked out. Only two steamers sailed today as the strike disrupted port activity and reduced traffic.
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Cinascew
Ancon Arrives with Mail as Local Shipping News
The steamer Ancon comes in from Alaskan ports carrying letters and newspapers. The Tongas customs house is abolished and Deputy Collector Crittenden is named temporary inspector afloat. Edward Slatey is relieved. A sloop from Mort Samson was struck near port four miles away. The schooner Active departed for Puget Sound yesterday. no further tidings imply loss.
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Tongas
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Crittenden
Edward Slatey
Mort Samson
Luget Sound
German military attaches noted at Washington legation
The German government has ordered the military to the German legation in Washington to take notes of American military affairs. State department officials say this is not a new concern as the legation already has an officer of that kind and most foreign legations include military attaches. The United States also has naval attaches at several legations. Great slaughter in prices of handsome laces for evening devices at Kellock's.
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Washinaton
Washington
State Department
United States
London
Iorlin
Varin
Death by own action aboard steamship Belgenland
Augusta Deichman, a saloon passenger, was found dead in his state room on the Belgenland. He hanged himself after boarding in Antwerp and had asked during the voyage what crimes a voyager could be arrested for upon reaching America.
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Jensey Orry
Augusta Deichman
Deichman
Antwerp
America
Oklahoma bill passes as parade plans unfold
Kansas Corry reports great rejoicing over Springer’s Oklahoma bill clearing the house. Preparations for a parade are under way while Pawnee Hill and followers are said to be nowhere, awaiting lawful removal proceedings.
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Kansas Corry
Feb. J
Springer
Oklahoma
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Assassination Attempt Foiled on Gov Candidate Pope
In Madison a plot to kill Republican governor candidate Francie W. Pope was thwarted. Capt. Ernest Wiltz heard testimony as Pope stayed under guard at his house. a lynching threat prompted Sheriff Larramore to seal the residence and monitor the area amid high tension as Pope expressed reassurance in a telegram to friends.
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Pia
Madison
Francie W. Pope
Vone
J. &. Goodrich
Congress
Ernest Wiltz
United States
Pope
Sol
Povelar
Dempsey Seeks Fight With McCaffrey in San Francisco
Cincinnati reports that on Tuesday night Jack Dempsey asked the California Athletic Club to guarantee a $5 000 purse for a bout with Dominick McCaffey in San Francisco. Secretary Fulda says the club directors will decide at an early meeting.
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Cincinnati
Jack Dempsey
California Athletic Club
Dominick McCaffey
San Francisco
Fulda
Reverend Arthur Cornyn Found Dead with Bullet Wound
The Rev. Arthur Cornyn was found dead in his study today with a bullet hole in his head. It is unclear if the death was accidental or a self-inflicted act. Police investigate the scene for foul play or motive.
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Arthur Cornyn
Radcliffe Fatally Shoots Brother-in-Law After Court Case
O. Vowrney reported a feud ending in tragedy as James H. Radcliffe shot Louis Dr. Cotrell at a hotel after a court dispute collapsed when Radcliffe's lawyer abandoned the case.
Rumor Denied as London Globe Contradicts Dutch King Death
The London Globe asserts authority to deny rumors of the Dutch king’s death. Patrick Malloy, noted as one of the widewsen for the Tres before the Parnell commission, was arrested in Liverpool on perjury charges. The House passed the Okla hon bill while Gen Rosecrans eyes retirement as brigadier general per Hawley committee report.
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Holland
Patrick Malloy
Parnell
Liverpool
W.S. Rosecranes
Senator Hawley
Committee On
Kellnor's Sells Plushes as Ruralis Sets Prices
Local shop Kellnor's offers plushes priced at 40 conte with Ruralis 05 centa and 74 conte items listed, reflecting a casual pricing display. The fragment notes multiple price points and item categories in a small retail listing.
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Ruralis
Sation
Kellnor’s
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