President Roosevelt Delights in Wyoming Gift Horse and Rides
President Roosevelt praised the Wyoming horse given by Senator Warren and Cheyenne citizens. He called the creature "Wyoming," rode it on the home stretch to Cheyenne and on a 30 mile trip to Duck Creek ranch, noting its easy gait and his pleasure with the gift.
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Roosevelt
Ragalon
Cheyenne
Duck Creek Ranch
Senator Warren
Douglas
Wyoming
Washington
White House
Warren
Little Dorothy Knight Apologizes For Cheyenne Disturbance
At a Cheyenne public event President Roosevelt was interrupted by noisy schoolchildren. Miss Dorothy Knight publicly apologized for their behavior during the speech and the President graciously thanked her, saying his feelings were not hurt.
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Cheyenne
Carey
Dorothy Knight
Roosevelt
Dorothy
Laramie Republicang
Predicting Roosevelt Nomination at 1904 Republican Convention
The piece argues against seeking external recognition and predicts the 1904 Republican Convention will nominate Theodore Roosevelt by acclamation, noting he has no enemies in the party outside of Wall Street and suggesting the nomination will be famous but Spiritless.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Tyner
Blaine
Editorial Afterwords From The Globe Democrat
A garbled editorial fragment mocks Kentucky politics and state militia meddling in feuds. It references shifts in church roles in the Philippines and hints at Pennsylvania newspaper censorship after dog days. It mentions New York’s 260th birthday and a Spanish naval topic among scattered, incomprehensible notes.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of pointed aphorisms on wages reputation and folly. Witty lines note honest understanding over being overrated and the perils of public positions. The quips touch on firehouse retirements military service and marriage dynamics with sharp humor.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A witty column notes that stage tragedy is farcical beside real life. It claims women easily fool men with a kiss and prompt apologies for stealing it, and advises letting a woman argue she is right to reveal her errors.
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New York Press
Almack's of London and the doyenne club of fashion
A century ago Almack's in London set the fashion bar for the beau monde with patronesses such as Lady Castlereagh Lady Jersey and others. Entry depended on strict dress and approval. even the Duke of Wellington was refused admission for not wearing knee breeches.
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London
Almack's
Lady Castlereagh
Lady Jersey
Lady Cowper
Lady Palmerston
Lady Sefton
Drummond Burrell
Lady Willoughby
Princess
Countess Lieven
Foot Guards
Beau Monde
Duke of Wellington
New York Press
Tyner and Blaine shaped 19th century speaker race
The article traces the 1860s congressional battles over the speakership with Henry L. Dawes and James G. Blaine emerging as key figures. It notes Blaine’s organizing power, Tyner’s post office portfolio bid, and the path to Hayes and Garfield nominations, along with Sidelines on Colfax and Grow. The piece also discusses Mark Twain’s Mulberry Sellers character and honors General Harris’s influence.
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Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
United States
Colfax
General Grant
Ghali
House of Representatives
Henry L. Dawes
Congress
Lacompton
James G. Blaine
Davis
Baline
Conkling
Eareer
Mr. Blaine
Dave Hill
Blaine
Galustia A. Grow
Grow
Dawes
Mr. Dawes
James N. Tyner
Forty-first Congress
Post Office Department
Statutes of Congress
Tyner
Post Offices and
Post Roade
Sumner
Banto Domingo
John Farnsworth
Illinois
Manning
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Hpa
Chicago
George R. Davis
Mark Twain
Mulberry Sellere
Thomas A Harris
Pewee Valley
Louleville
Harris
Colonel Mulberry Sellers
Senator West
Tom Harris
Price
Lexington
Mulligan
Ganias
Price Hai
Richmond
Public Dinner Tongue Joke Sparks Confusion
A dinner table mishap with a boiled tongue leads to laughter until a host suspects misreading a joke. The boisterous tale recounts a failed gag at a later party where a similar line falls flat, leaving observers puzzled by the absence of expected amusement.
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Necewalter
Bole
Earson
Appealed to the Powers and Medill's Banner Detail
A fragmented historical note reflects on Joseph Medill of the Chicago Tribune as a tireless editor and banner designer. It recalls his late years, his restrained vigor, and a column from the Archon and Globe about public sentiment and recognition.
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Joseph Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Bamner
J. Sted
P.O. Etna
Union Station
Canal and
Adame Streets
Chicago
Eastern Line
J. &. Preston
Commercial
Seventeenth Bt
Denver
Colo. F
Rash
G. W
Stockholders Meeting Notice in Atchison Kansas
Notice in Atchison Kansas on May 12 1903 sets a 2 pm special meeting to amend Article Uk and Article V increasing capital stock to one million dollars and trustees to seven with Aurora Gold Mining dissolution and asset sale plans to New Century Exploration. Also includes Interior Department contest notices for land in Cheyenne Wyoming and related proceedings.
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Laramie
State
Ald Company
Atchison
Kansas
F. M. Baker
Aurora Gold Mining Company
Kent Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
New Century Exploration & Investment Company
G. Wilson
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Wyo
John E. Burns
Township
Willaam Thompson
William H. Thompson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Register and Receiver
United
John EB. Burns
Homestead
N. BR
J. Allen
Hugh J. Allen
Unit States Land Office
Notice of Intent and Hearing Dates in Cheyenne Wyoming
Notices announce a hearing before U S Commissioner John Hunton at Fort Laramie on June 4 1903 and a later timber culture proof date July 7 2003 in Cheyenne. Witnesses named include Charlca Rogers Martin Breither John L Swanson and Frank Carlon all of Cheyenne. Also annual stockholders meeting of Wyoming Central Association set for June 8 1903 in Cheyenne.
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Army
Navy
United States
Uae
John Hunton
District of Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Faa
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Chay
Charlca Rtogers
Martin Breither
John L. Swanson
Frank Carlaon
Wyoming Central Association
H. D. Schoonmaker
Train timetable fragment with scattered destinations
A fragmented timetable lists multiple train numbers and routes with arrival and departure details. Mentions No 153 and No 154 for various days, mixed trains, and several directional notes toward Fort Russell Little Bear La Grange Myre Gresk and South Bend with unclear times and stations.
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North Sound
C. M
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Tie Myre
Gresk
South Bend
Secret Societies Cheyenne Lodge Meeting Schedule
Cheyenne Lodge No 1 a 5 and W Mests hold Masonic ball on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Visitors admitted at 7 11 P M. Cook George Gregory, Secretary.
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Cheyenne Lodge
Acacia Lodge
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Belgo American Drilling Trust
Panama Canal
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Globe-Democrat
Kentucky
Philippines
Gov. Pennypacker
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Chicago News
Ain
Almack’s OF London
Mr. Tyner
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Morton
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Garfield
Biaine
Arthur
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Col. Sellers
Billwiijo
Atlanta Constitution
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Globe
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Chevennne
VIA
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Cheyenne and Burling
Maat
Thora
Colorado
Bouth ME
Adof
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Capitol Livery and
F. R. Dildine
Cap'tol Avenue
Che Wyo
Yorne Telephone Me
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City
St. Louis
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Patsee
Tourie
J. F. Barron
WM. Duboie
Opera Hoves
R. N. Mateon, T. B Kennedy Matson & Kennedy
Counse
Caray Blocr
John W. Lagey
Union Mercantile Bill
T. F. Burke
T. Clark
Burke & Clark
Attorneys-at-Law
Osiaware Bik Wyoming
Walter A. Stoll
ney-at-Law
Atlas Block
Wyomin
A. You Oredel Chas
W. Burdics van Orsdel
Burdick
Lew Kent
Clyde MM
Watts
Keefe Hall
Fergates
Quanenne
Budweiser
Anheuser Busch Brewing Ass'n Hofman Bhog
Louip
Thagen Ane
Tekaga
Tang Goren
Bay
Portland
Granger
Overland
Haseth Artren
Eee Sead
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ART Bount
Denver Pacific
John Roberta
D. W. Gill
Cook
W. George Gregory
R. &. Grimes, M. D
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Hugo Donzelmann
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Cheyanne Wyaning
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