Oxfordized Americans and Cheyenne Board of Trade
In Cheyenne a citizens meeting is urged to form a Board of Trade to spur local progress. The piece quotes Prof. E. E. Slosson on Oxford as a world educator, arguing American views mix prejudice with ignorance about its value in work and culture.
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E. E. Slosson
University of Wyoming
New York Independent
Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
Institutions of Learning
Slosson
M. A. Oxon
Leipzig
Citizens
Board of Trade
Cheyenne
Forest reserves to aid Wyoming timber and water supply
The Medicine Bow forest reserve and other timber reserves in Wyoming will protect streams and watersheds. Appointed superintendents and watchmen will prevent fire and unlawful cutting while valuable timber is safeguarded for lumber and ties. The state may gain about 185000 acres leased to settlers with roughly 10000 dollars yearly rent. Grazing under supervision may reduce fires. officials now reconsider it as beneficial and test under government oversight. Cheyenne seeks a proactive Board of Trade and calls for more small dwellings to boost growth.
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Medicine Bow
Wyoming
Richards
Move to shelve state officers at Rawlins convention
A Laramie railroad man says a movement seeks to dump current state officers in the Republican convention at Rawlins on July 11 and nominate an entirely new slate with John Hayte reportedly returning from Omaha to secure support from influential interests.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rawlins
John Hayte Junt
Oma Aoe
Kates
Cheyenne foresees party realignments as state nominating race looms
A Cheyenne dispatch notes backers of the new deal vow no names beyond liberty to speak while denying any present officers will be renominated. They urge delegates to Rawlins to place party over individuals as Wyoming eyes a ticket and Cheyenne seeks industrial growth.
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Thowe
Cheyenne Tribune
John Hay
Omaha
Union Pacific
Hay
Rawlina
Wyoming
Rawlins
Republican
Mondell recounts Baltimore visit and memorial event
Congressman Mondell and his wife attended a reception with Baltimore's mayor after memorial exercises. They visited Fort McHenry and the flagstaff, then rode to the British fleet site once housing Francis Scott Key. Mondell called the trip inspiring and noted hope and anxiety about the national irrigation bill and a proposed mining school amendment that the speaker blocked.
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Mondell
Opera House
Promoting Cheyenne Growth Through Enterprise and Unity
A call for town unity and business cooperation in Cheyenne urges citizens to back local development projects including a brick yard a foundry and small housing to boost progress. Col William Quinton is praised for long service in the regular army earning high regard as a gallant officer. Interspersed commentary questions civic attitudes and warns against disrespect to service and professional roles.
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William Quinton
Army of
United States
Missed One of Them
Dr. Abraham Jacobi argues many new doctors overpromise in pediatric care. The anecdote recalls a physician who claimed three patients yesterday but was told two of their funerals followed, highlighting gaps in medical training and patient outcomes.
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New York Times
Abraham Jacobi
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Jacobi
Pie cutting and ax request spark mock sermon tale
Washington delegate Rodey recalls a western dining joke about asking for an ax to cut pie. The Philadelphia Times recounts a minister visiting a Copley, Pennsylvania church where children ask about bears eating forty two taunting youths, prompting a moral question from a girl about the tale.
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Philadelphia Times
Copley
Elijah
Bethel
Clark of Montana Proposes Cash Purchase of Land
The wealthy Montana senator known as the richest in the senate says he could pay $1,500,000 in cash to acquire land in an Indian reservation. He questions the government's $1.5 million valuation and jokes that he would write a check for that amount to buy the land. Fellow senators express astonishment at his claim and the idea of such cash in the world.
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Clark
Montana
Senate
Senator Clark
Senator Pettus
New York Herald
Inevitable Result Scene at the Club
In a tense exchange John and an unnamed companion discuss the ongoing Martinique eruption and the death toll. The mood shifts as one character mourns loudly for Vesuvius victims, then the door slams and a departure follows.
Witty Southern Women and Curious Anecdotes
A report of a gathering where southern women’s wit was praised with anecdotes. Included are a Virginia Taylors tale about a betrothal to Mason and a quip about religion, plus a consulship question answered with a joke about Hessians. A circus rhinoceros moment ends the brief.
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Clark County Taylors
Mason
Eastern wool market and Wyoming political notices in one issue
The issue reports modest demand and steady prices for unwashed wool with routine ranges and new arrivals, and includes notices from the Wyoming Republican Committee inviting electors to a Rawlins convention on July 16 1902. It also records changes in the Wyoming Development and Transportation Company including capital increase and moving its principal office to Laramie.
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Republican State Central Committee
Rawlins
Wyo
Frank W. Mendeil
Congress
Wyoming Development and Transportation Company
Laramie
Albany
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Albany County
Secretary of State
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Wyoming Land Dispute
Notice announces foreclosure of a mortgage on Cheyenne property held by Anna L. Sturgis as assignee of Charles A. Campbell. It lists the debt of 12 205 dollars and sets sale for July 19, 1900, at 2 PM at the Cheyenne courthouse front door. Property includes Lots 1 and 2 in Block 381.
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William Sturgie, Jr
Anna Louisa Sturgis
Laramie
Wyoming
Charles A. Campbell
Anna L. Sturgis
Cheyenne
County of
Laramile
State of
Territory of
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Worthan
John W. BY
Naronot Shield Tech Line Reveals Sc and Tie Values
Sc and Tie values given as 2bc and 1vc in the line about Naronot Shield Tech. The text specifies numeric and letter codes tied to performance metrics within the device or system. No broader context provided.
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Naronot Shielf Tech
Colorado and Boutiehn Mixed Train Schedule
Daily except Sunday timetable lists departures and arrivals for mixed trains. No. 65 departs at 7.00 am, No. 06 arrives 10.05 pm, north bound C. and M. service at 4 am, with stops at Fort Russell Little Bear La Grange Little Hors Creek and South Bend at 7 am.
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Boutiehn
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Little Bear
la Grange
Little Hors Creek
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