Weather Bulletin From Cheyenne Observations
Me Yen reports observations taken in Cheyenne on February 2 at 6 p.m. All readings recorded at the same moment across locations.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1888
Page
1
Churches Schedule in Rheyenne City Day and Evening
Rheyenne churches list Sunday services with times at St Marys Cathedral German church South Side church First Baptist St Marks First Presbyterian and Methodist and Congregational churches. Programs include mass, high mass, vesper, sermons, Sunday school, youth meetings and centennial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cathedral
Pot
Moritz
EK. Kinerss
South Side Church
J. G. Lange
First Baptist Church
H. W. Stearns
St. Mark's Church
Geo. C. Rafter
First Presbyterian Church
I. E. Field
General Assembly
Neamesa
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. L. Rader
J.H. Merritt
Judge Lacey
First Congregational Church
Trev
A. W. Williams
Threatening Note Targets Representative Kuykendall Over Women’s Vote
An anonymous missive dated Feb. 28, 1888 threatens Kuykendall over support for a women’s suffrage bill. The letter, sealed in a perfumed envelope, warns against voting against bill No. 30 and calls for legislative protection of public officials from agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuykendall
High Sennon
Esy
Council
Tema Po
Bitter wind and blizzard cripple Southern Minnesota travel
Feb 25 report notes a bitter wind and heavy snow across Southern Minnesota and Dakota. Telegrams describe a blizzard with low temperatures. visibility is poor and travel hampered as snow lies deep and winds howl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Fatt
Minnesota
Dakota
Ree Jean
Abduction Sparks Fatal Shootout in Ashland County
In Mohicanville the 76 year old Lewis Chesstown Jr. was confined by his sons. Constable W H Kelly and deputy Jacob Herbert were killed after a posse entered the house to serve a writ. Elias Chessrown escaped to Ashland jail. four brothers were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crurvenann
Ashland County
Lewis Chesstown, Jr
Mohicanville
Ander
Desault
Lewis Chessrown
W. H. Kelly
John Chessrown
Chesstown
Kelly
Elias Chessrown
Jacob Herbert
Elias
Ashland
Adam
Wesley
John
Joseph
Reading Engineers Rank for Rehire Amid Burlington Strike
Reading dispatch reports about a Chicago Burlington & Quincy strike involving the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. About 200 Reading railroad engineers formerly removed during trainmen troubles, many Knights of Labor, plan to reapply if the strike proceeds.
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Cuicano
Reading
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Reading Railroad
Knights of Labor
Brotherhood
Chicago, Burlington &Quincy
Death of United States consul at Canton reported
News from China notes the death of Agideom Nye, US consul at Canton, oldest foreign resident in China, once rich, now died while writing a history of foreign relations. Smallpox spreads in Hong Kong as floods and disaster follow Yellow River damage, with immense suffering and heavy mobilization for relief across cities.
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San Francisco
San Pablo
Hong Kong
Yokohama
China
Agideom Nye
United States
Canton
Ble
Bong Kong
Yellow River
Ane Chia Kin
New Mexico Statehood Support Split Among Voters
The Santa Fe telegraphed claim on admission to the union is challenged by a canvass showing most voters oppose it. Only professionals and politicians favor admission while Democrats largely oppose and a large portion of Republicans share the stance.
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Annuauenque
N. M
Democrat
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Republican Party
Youth commits suicide after dispute over milk gin and family quarrel
In San Francisco a 16 year old Louis Logart quarreled with his sister in law over a gin of milk at lunch. He later took strychnine in wine at Mountain View Cemetery and died. His mother blamed overwork and self pressure from night typing study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louis Logart
Oakland
Mountain
Pierty
Pital
Inducement to Railroads Offered by Armaquenqun Citizens
A city committee in Armaquenqun New Mexico announces a proposal to fund fifty thousand dollars in cash and provide terminal facilities and right of way assistance to the first railroad building into Siboavenaae or toward the north or east. The aim is to speed a line to Albuquerque without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armaquenqun
N. M
Siboavenaae
Albuquerque
Destructive Tornado Strikes Vanderburgh and Surrounding Areas
A tornado swept Vanderburgh and neighboring counties causing widespread damage to homes barns stables fences and orchards. Many livestock perished as implements and trees were uprooted and general destruction reported across townships in Vanderburgh and Gibson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Vanderburg
Gibson
Desperate Lincoln Rupel Attempt Slows to Death Plan
News from Sovurn Resp Ind reports Lincoln Rupel of Lincoln township attempted suicide after being refused a $100 loan by his father. He fired three bullets into his left chest in a barn near Walkerton while preparing to marry Dare this week, but survived with a possible recovery after being found next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovurn
Ind
Lincoln Rupel
Lincoln Township
Dare
Walkerton
Young Rupel
Bank leader pleads not guilty in $234000 misapplication case
William Means former president of the Metropolitan National Bank appeared before Judge Sage and pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging misapplication of bank funds totaling $234,000. He deposited a $50,000 bond while Vice President DeCamp faces a $35,000 bond. the case cites a false statement to the comptroller of currency on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wm. Means
Metropolitan National Bank
Sage
Metropolitan Bank
Pair Weds Across County Line In Sleigh Ceremony
In Steavina Pennsylvania on February 25 two youths sought a marriage with Rev Walker. The license from Schuylkill county accompanied the couple as the minister crossed into Berks county by sleigh to perform the ceremony and return home.
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Steavina
Walker
Schuylkill County
Boundry
Berks County
French ship Isle De Marthe wrecks New Orleans dock
The Isle De Marthe arrived from Havre carrying cotton and sank a city dock in New Orleans. A total loss of 200000 dollars occurred as the dock valued at 100000 dollars went down without insurance. The ship, valued at 100000 dollars, was insured abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oragans
Isle de Marthe
Val
Havre
Telegraphic Brevities Mixed From London to Washington
Brief items report Republican committee action in Louisville naming a new national committee member. Notes cite a New York bank statement showing a reserve drop and excess reserves. England endures renewed snow, England roads blocked, outdoor work halted. Paris to London Times notes Russia proposing to other powers regarding one James Clyon. Cork MP Jinks jesting about lateness contrasts with stock market tidbits.
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Republican Central Committee
Louisville
Walter Vans
National Committee
New York
England
Paris
London Times
Russia
James
Clyon
Boat Cork
Stockslager
Geo
Harrm
Java
Pyrite
Washington
Florence Pha Pa
Blaine Oe
Terrible railway wreck leaves many injured at Colton
A detailed list shows passengers injured in the Colton collision on the Union Pacific line near Stoney. Injuries range from head and facial wounds to broken bones and burns. Engineer Powell was killed. fire and wreckage halted telegraph lines as trains burned. wrecking crews cleared the line by 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Colton
Brown Norwich
New York
W. H. Murphy
Salone
RE. D. Isaacson
Howard
Neb
George Keller
Manafield
Burton Reid
Jamesville
N. Y
Baird
Laramie
Wyo
Joseph Smith
Grand Island
Lucy Hachenberg
Butcher
John Law
Julesburg
Geo. McNary
Kimball
Kas
W. D. Knowles
Green River
Tils
P. J. Carlston
Kearney
Frank N. Keith
J.C. Vox
Bailey
Idaho
John Lighthall
Helena
Mont
Mia
Kill Douglas
Thebes
KB. Johnson
Beresford
Oak
Esoa
Kingincer’Owell
Sidney
Chas
D. Stoward
Pacific Express Company
Dickinson
Angma Johnson
Sloane, Sr
Night Riders Beat Trio Near Bloomfield Ind
The Night Riders or White Caps of Greene county punished Noah Good, Wannie Good, and Sam Pierse at a Bloomfield area home. They restrained the men and whipped them with supple switches then used shingles on the women before ordering the group to depart the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baazit
Ind
Greene County
Bloomfield
Noah
Wannie Good
Sam Pierse
the Goodn
Sam Pierce
Ang
Blood Mixir Promise Purifies System Despite Medical Doubt
An advertisable remedy claims to cure ailments labeled Uleom and Byphilitic Poleoning, purifying the whole system and banishing rheumatic and neuralgic paths. The notice attributes the guarantee to De Hunt and cites Watch repairing by Davin Millen in tdelman block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Hunt
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