Railly Bill Defeated by Overwhelming Vote in Congress
A broad majority defeated the Pacific Railroad Founding Bill in committee on February 2 with a 177 to 108 vote. Debate was brisk and lively as opponents warned of federal mortgage risks, while supporters argued the measure would aid rail development despite stock concerns.
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Ted
Committee On Pacific Railroads
St & Povene
Terry
Dem. Ark
United States
Reilly
Wanson
Demw
Atsada
Union Pacific
Hudeon
Boatoer
Hhis
Central Pacific Road
McRae
Ror
Dom
Boataer
Oyster dispute ends with attempted shooting in Borvano
Sylvester Shaw faced a case of oysters from Metcalf and Shaw when payment was demanded and Shaw drew a revolver. He was disarmed by customers entering the store. Also reports P Johnson’s runaway team injuring Miss Julia Connor and damaging a sleigh. Weather is bright and cold with good sleighing.
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Borvano
Wyo
Sylvester Shaw
Metcalf & Shaw
Express
Hopkins’ Clearmont
Chae
Reynolds
City
Shaw
P. Johnson
Julia Connor
Johnson
Hayward murder trial delayed by juror illness
Minnearoum Mion Feb 2 The Hayward murder trial faces an extended delay as juror Dyer remains ill though county physicians expect recovery before Monday court session. Defense evidence on tracks at the scene supports a theory that no third person participated, while the insanity test aims to link the case to a broader plot involving an instigator and the state.
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Minnearoum
Mion
Hayward
Dyer
Adry Hayward
Posal
Sim
Harry
Peat
Anatolia College Communique Denies Turkish Army Atrocities
A note from United States Minister Torris in Constantinople forwards a communication from the president of Anatolia college denying claims that Turkish soldiers harmed students. The statement asserts no Turkish soldiers caused injury or arson on college grounds in February 1803, and that all college personnel were never harmed.
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Washington
Gresham
United States
Torris
Constantinople
Anatolia College
Sia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to remove catarrh and offers a permanent cure. It promotes Hood's Pills as a quick effective remedy for bowel comfort with a stated price.
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Hood
Notice of administrator sale of William O'Brien estate
An administrator of the estate of William O'Brien deceased announces a sale by order of the district court First Judicial District County Wyoming. The sale is set for February 16 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Distriot Court of the First Judicial District
County
Wyoming
William O’brien
Queen Lil in Imbo Rebellion Ends in Arrest and Treason
Reports from Honolulu dated January 19 say ex Queen Lilivokilani has been arrested on treason charges. Three rebellion leaders pleaded guilty as martial law remains in force in Hawaii. Armament caches and dynamite bombs were seized, with more weapons found later on January 27. Savvas, an armaments figure, has been fined.
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Aveytamp
N. Z
Honolulu
Lilivokilani
Creethe
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Messrs
Savvas
The
Arme
Arrest of ex Queen Liliuokalani Sparks London Sensation
London reports the arrest of ex Queen Liliuokalani, with telegrams sent to Queen Victoria at Osborne and to Theopilus Oasis. Davia, guardian to Princess Kaiulani of Hawaii, is linked to the case as alleged holder of the name Liliuokalani. The Hawaiian matter draws reactions from American and British authorities and governors in Washington and Cleveland.
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London
Liliuokalani
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Theopilus Oasis
Davia
Kaiulani
Hawaii
Auckland
New
United States House of Sppepeataiine
Cleveland
Honolulu
Senatorial Ballot Stand Moves Slightly Amid Weather and Ills
Satem reports no material change in the senatorial tally with Dolph 38 Hare 10 Westbefeet 6 Williams 11 Herman cone St Lowell 8 absent 10 listed. Weather and camp conditions cause severe cold and risk of pneumonia for camp workers. local manager notes remedies and ministry discussions amid unclear final outcome.
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Satem
Dolph
Hare
Westbefeet
Williams
Hermaon
Cone St
Lowell
Rage Y
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Totals
The weekly market summary lists sales across cattle categories with prices per head and per hundredweight. Receipts reach about 1 500 with totals around 64 000 against prior week 66 490, noting charitable or earth-related extras up to 2 mb sold at 3 50.
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Tmcaoe
Sheen
Pita Fitzsimons Faces Financial Crisis And Trial
Pita Fitzsimons, once a successful Australian import, is described as in a bad financial state amid debts from a major boxing stake. He has earned nearly $30,000 in purses since arriving in the United States and owes money to a New Orleans syndicate. Fitzsimons departed for Syracuse to address a pending managerial trial while a $2,500 installment for the main stake remains unsettled as final stakeholder Philip J. Dwyer seeks a backer in Florida.
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Pita
New York
Febes Hob
Fitzsimmons
Australia
New Orleans
Rice Fitz
Syracuse
Philip J. Dwyer
Florida
Desire to be famous contrasts with doubt in stage dreams
In a fragmented chat after leaving a telephone exchange, two individuals debate fame and performing on stage or lectures. They relish influencing others and mock the idea of overt manipulation, comparing it to telephone antics and noting Sarah Bernhardt’s fame as a benchmark.
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Tad
Sarah Bernhardt
Kate Field
Washington
Vanishing Don Key Image in Modern Civilization Headline
A discussion recalls the fading role of the donkey as civilization shifts to wheels. Professor Shaler and related scholars note the animal's reduced value as industry accelerates, with a humorous aside about nerve currents cited by Du Bois-Reymond and Humboldt.
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United
Angie
Shaler Bombner
Profesor Helmbolts
Alesnoter von Humboldt
du Bois-Reymond
Four Big Successes Drug Remedies Reach Phenomenal Sale
Four remedies claim merit beyond advertising with Dr King s New Life Pills Electric Bitters Avalon Salvo and Rosdale s Drug Store promoting verified results. Each product promises to support digestion liver and stomach health and all carry customer guarantees.
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Avalon
King
Will Agi
Tall of
Rosdal’e Drug
Richest Woman of Colorado Augusta Tabor Dies in California
Augusta L. Tabor aged 62, widow of mining magnate Horace Tabor, died in Pasadena after a health retreat. Born Augusta Pierce in 1833 in Augusta Maine, she endured frontier life in Kansas and Colorado mining camps before settling in Denver. A charitable organizer and active Pioneer aid member, she held extensive mining and bank interests and owned large city blocks.
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Denver
Augusta L. Tabor
Pasadena
Cal
Union
Colorado
Broadway
Seteenth Avenue
Leadville
Gunnison
Tabor
Jce’ Aid Society
Financial Basia
Unity Church
World’s Fair Tests Compare Baking Powders in Royal Review
The World's Fair Tests evaluated 00 baking powder 0 pure or 0 great as a leavening power. Royal brand entries were among those tested, with results highlighting comparative performance and purity.
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Leavealag
Sunday church services in Cheyenne area churches
The notice lists multiple Cheyenne churches and their Sunday service times. It mentions Aratoan Meraopit Caovron-Cor with 11 am and 7 pm preaching, H. Windtor services, Fier Cononroationan Cuvror- Corner Capitol, Risnen iees with 11 am and 12:80 pm Sunday school, Finestom E. Ononot with 6:80 pm evening service, South Coworsaationa Cavroa with no morning service and 12:15 pm junior and 1:15 pm Y P S C, Avenue Ave with morning and night services including Sunday school at 10, and Barrist Cource at Nineteenth and Warren with 11 am and 7:30 pm services, plus a Transfiguration/Who Shall Rule Our Na- subject.
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Aratoan Meraopit Caovron—Cor
Timrry Greawan
Sunda School
Speech Returns After Illness in Laramie
J B Simpson, sick for about eight weeks with multiple disorders, has recovered weight and now speaks clearly after years of whispering. The Laramie Republican notes a rare coincidence linking his illness and recovery. A prior case in Laramie, Joe Obele, regained speech about two years ago after years of silence.
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J. B. Simpson
Laramie Republican
Jake
Laramie
Joe Obele
Attorney General Heads to Austin in Bank Suit
The Attorney General left for Austin to prosecute the Cheyenne national bank case against J. W. Soyder seeking 6000 dollars. The case in federal court has dragged on two years with continuances. Soyder claims stock transfer to J. W. Collins exempts him from liability. The case pleads interest on the original loan and will be heard next Wednesday. T. F Burke will act as attorney general in Gen Fowler's absence.
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Austin
Atty. Genler
Tex
Cheyenne National Bank
J. W. Soyder
Texas
Soyder
J. W. Collins
United States Court
Gen. Fowler
T. F Burke
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