Remarkable funds status in Wyoming state charity appropriation
From the state auditor’s data the Wyoming general appropriation shows the state board of charities and reform had 65 000 allocated for two years, with 50 000 unspent after a year. The Leader notes this as unprecedented and confirms the figure via State Auditor Grant. It praises Republican officials and warns opponents about continued party rule.
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State Board of Charities and Reform
Richen
Chatterton
Tynan
Wyombe Eijther
Wyoming
Magnificent Scenery Reported by Wyoming Party
L Hinckle recounts Buffalo Bill’s hunting expedition through northwestern Wyoming. The group of about twenty toured from the Yellowstone boundary toward the north, then southeast, returning to Cody City. They praised the landscape as unrivaled and compared it to Europe’s famed overlooks.
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Switzerland
Yellowstone National Park
Cody City
Wyoming General Fund Grows From Railroad Filing
The state general fund sits above eleven thousand dollars with more than five thousand from last week’s payment by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway. Its amended articles of incorporation changed the company name substituting railway for railroad and raised capital stock. The fund’s size signals prosperity and hints at a solid base for two more years of governance. The passage ends with a quote on independence and respect for others’ rights.
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State General Fund of
Wyoming
Chicacago, Burlington and Quincy Road
Wyoming Gold Credited For 190? Gold Output Worth 62000
Washington estimates put Wyoming s gold production at 62000 for the year cited. The text argues this figure is likely understated and notes uncertainty in exact totals while acknowledging Wyoming s mining prominence.
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Washington
Wyoming
Gambling Bill sparks looming legal clash in Wyoming
Laramie Republicans warn of a hard fought court battle over the gambling bill arguing it failed second reading in the house. Backers dispute the record while others suggest the law could be suspended pending court rulings as officials weigh lax enforcement and public sentiment.
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Laramie
The Sugar Agreement and Beet Sugar Interests
A Lake Tribune summary notes an accord on Cuban sugar and its impact on beet sugar. Oxnard backs a 50 percent customs rebate for Cuban producers for one or two years, hoping to curb sugar trust advantages, while acknowledging potential harm to the beet sugar industry and suggesting compromises near 25 to 35 percent.
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Lyfe Lake Tribune
Oxnard
Sugar Trust
Oxit
Secrets of the Treasury Paper and Silent Vigilance
The article details the guarded process of producing currency paper, including private sourcing, secret additives, strict counting, vault storage, and multi level verification to prevent loss or forgery. It notes cost and inspection steps and contrasts with everyday comments from Ladies' Home Journal.
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Uncle Sam
Massachusetts
Nto
Treasury
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Bureau
Ladies’ Home Journal
Presidential House Policy and Gorman’s Future in Democratic Party
The piece argues for a larger presidential residence while noting Roosevelt’s stance on expansion. It also examines Arthur P. Gorman’s future role in the Democratic Party after his resignation as party whip and steering committee head, considering Senate leadership dynamics and party alignment.
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Roosevelt
White House
United States
Gorman
Arthur P. Gorman
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Senate
Lnance
Kipling as a critic stirs empire and calls for conscription
A London special portrays Rudyard Kipling as a biting critic of Britain's war effort in South Africa. It highlights his demand for immediate conscription and notes the Times as his conduit for this polemic, framing the poem as both savage and satirical toward the upper classes and national policy.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
British
Witmell
Britain
South Africa
Kipling
London Times
Thunderer
Vaccination in the Hub at a Dinner Party
A humorous scene at a Boston dinner party where a young man learns his companion was vaccinated recently. The woman, nervous, jokes about pain while the young man tries to hide his astonishment as they converse.
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Senator Nelson
White House
Minnesota
Nelson
Capitol
Jeferson
Amroun W. Dons
Heaton
Boston
Wool market trends and 1902 Wyoming election notices
The Coates Brothers diary notes firm wool markets early 1902 with higher name grades, reduced stocks, and brisk sales while foreseeing price movements influenced by foreign buying and domestic activity. Also included are Cheyenne Wyoming election notices for a February special election authorizing bonds for water works and sewerage.
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Coates Brothers
Philadelphia
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Cheyenne
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Denver
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Daniel Frohman
Unitel
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Hellbeck and Gunther
John Gunther
Gustav Hellbeck
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
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Henry W. Thompson
Charles W. Johnson
Charles &. Carlstrum
Peter A. Johnson
Chaplin
New York
A. Underwood
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
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Rutledge & Hellman Ditch Company
John W. Lacey
W. E. Chaplin
E. A. Black
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
National Bank of Cheyenne
William B. Ridgely
Black Growers' National Bank of
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