Roosevelts Wyoming horse Wyoming saddle and trainer noted
The Denver Republic comments on President Roosevelt and his Wyoming horse named Wyoming. The piece notes the animal dislikes excessive praise and needs a firm hand, with trainer Mr Wright accompanying Roosevelt to Washington. It mentions Roosevelts expected two thirds at the national convention and a Cheyenne opera house fund drive nearing its $10,000 goal.
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Wyoming
Denver
Roosevelt
Thia
Mr. Wright
Wright
Washington
A Comment on Emerson Grand Encampment Leader’s Legacy
A tribute to Willis George Emerson of Grand Encampment, Wyoming, detailing his early career in Iowa and Kansas, roles with the Republican Party, and his key part in developing the copper industry and infrastructure at Grand Encampment. It credits his indefatigable efforts for the town’s growth.
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Willis George Emerson
Emerson
Bia Ife
Bor
Creston
Iowa
Meade
Kansas
Washington
Natonal Republican Committee
American University of Washington
D. C
Richards
Wyomine
Republican National Committee
Hopor
DeForest Richards
Wyoming
Willis George Fm
Pha Owlies
Estupendous Undertakings and Siberian Railroad Plans
The report outlines a Russian railway project with a $401,700,000 budget and offshore aims for broader empire lines. It notes a tunnel plan extending fourteen miles and measures of 91,000,000 miles, with details on progress and scale.
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Siberian
Immt
Railroads Of United States End Year With Mixed Finances
The Baltimore Run notes railroads show earnings from wages earnings 420 600000 for other expenses 65628000 for permanent improvements and miscellaneous costs leaving 121626000 for dividend bonds about 26 percent of stock and 94764000 for surplus reserve. Some lines performed well while others distributed nothing to stockholders yet overall business was strong and demand crowded rail service.
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United States
Baltimore
Cherokee Democrat explains pause in jovial column
The editor of this sheet lies in bed with pains and fever while the writer laments inability to craft a cheerful column this week. He warns readers they should not expect light humor, promising a serious tone instead.
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Cherokee Democrat
Their Last Quarrel Cleverly Ends With Reconciliation
A humorous anecdote from a New York press item recounts a couple's after dinner quarrel ending with the wife returning home. The husband blocks at the door, they share a moonlit moment, escalate to climbing a tree to unlock a third floor window, and then reconcile, concluding no more quarrels since.
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Alnce
New York
The Lady and the Law in Market Dispute
A Chicago Chronicle remark on a court ruling about a costly gown snagged by a nail in a market. The magistrate blamed the wearer for not lifting her skirt, arguing the protruding nail had no right to snag. It questions fashion norms and suggests restrictions on skirts.
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Chicago Chronicle
Overland Limited Train Feature and Opera Talk
An overview describes the Overland Limited as a magnificent daily train via the Union Pacific and North Western line from the Pacific coast to Chicago. It highlights luxurious cars including reclining chairs and dining cars, and notes the line’s route through Rawlins Laramie Cheyenne and other points.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Rawlina
Laramie
Cheyenne
Special stockholders meeting Aura Gold Mining Co
Notice states a special stockholders meeting at 10:00 am on January 1903 in Cheyenne Wyoming. The agenda covers disposing the company’s assets to New Century Exploration Investment or other buyers. Travel to Salt Lake or Ogden via rail is authorized with round trip fare noted as 26 dollars.
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Atock
Aura
M. Joneard
Kent Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Conalderleg
Eetets of Sald Company
New Century Exploration @ lmvestment company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chileago
St. Louis
Memphis
T. Pay
Minneapolis
Fiat
J. ¥. Barron
Ireby
Mammoth Group Gold Mining Company
County of
Laramie
Harmony in Ohio convention names ticket in Ohio
The Republican state convention at Columbus or Columbia Ohio on June 6 nominated a ticket with Myron T Herrick for governor Warren G Harding for lieutenant governor and Wade Hampton Billis as attorney general Other names listed include W D Guilbert for auditor and A N Sommers for Supreme Court Judge The convention endorsed Roosevelt McKinley and Hanna Foraker harmony noted amid expected party unity and renewed support for the Roosevelt administration The platform praises Republican governance and labor laws and forecasts continued Republican leadership in Ohio and nationally A lengthy railway advertisement from the Chicago and North Western line follows with service details and contrasts to other routes.
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Columbia
Ohio
Walls
Hanns
Myron T. Herrick
George S. Onx
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bia
Dliff
Society Notes Highlight Cheyenne Social Events and Visits
Cheyenne society pages recount a busy stretch of gatherings. Women’s rummage sales yield 190 dollars while Young Men’s Literary club discusses floods and Roosevelt’s Wyoming visit. Ex-Governor W. A. Richards and Parisian investors attend dinners. musicians, dances, and parish-house fundraisers populate the week.
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Cheyenne Club
J. H. Lobell
M. Noel Pardon
Wyoming
Roosevelt Arrives Washington After Grand Reception
President Roosevelt returns to Washington on June 6 after a 14 000 mile western tour begun April 1. He traveled through 22 states delivering hundreds of speeches, including the Monroe doctrine keynote in Chicago and dedications in St Louis. No accidents occurred. escorts included infantry guards and veterans, while crowds cheered from sidewalks and carriages.
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Nevada
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California
Oregon
Puget Sound
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Raging Torrents Hit Laramie County Streams
Heavy rains flood Laramie County waterways with streams running over banks causing damage in the northern part. Wheatland reports the heaviest rain in years with creeks turning to raging rivers, corrals washed away and barns torn from foundations. Bridges washed out and crossings made unsafe.
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Laramie County
Wheatland
Contest Notice in Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming 1903
John Burns files contest against homestead entry 4723 made December 31 1901 by William H Thompson alleging abandonment nonreservation residence absence over six months and lack of cultivation or settlement. Contestants urged to appear and offer evidence at 10 oclock July 10 1908 at Cheyenne Wyoming Land Office.
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United States
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
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Francis J. Murray
Tce
Army
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Marine Corps
Pear
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Fort Lammie
J. B. Chaplin
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Wyo
John Burns
Bec
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Wei
Willaim ‘Thompson
Consus Ae
William
States Land Ofce
Notice of Publication for Land Claim and Stockholders Meeting
Notice of intention to make final entry before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming for parcel No 2612 and names Charles Rogers Breither John L aon Frank Cariaon as holders. The annual stockholders meeting of Wyoming Central association will elect trustees and tackle business at the Cheyenne office with Secretary presiding.
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United States Lands& Arp
Cheyenne
Hauge
Charles Rogers
Breither
John L Aon
Frank Cariaon
Wyoming
Wyoming Central Asseciation
Choyenne
Train schedule fragment lists multiple arrivals and departures
Eastbound and Westbound trains appear with times and routes including No 158 arriving Tuesday Thursday and Gat at 7 00 am No 154 East departures Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 9 00 am MAILE CLOSE west bound UP 4 am and 8 pm East bound UP 1 26 am and 10 East bound 8B M 17 noon South bound D P 1 96 am and 1 North bound C M am Fort Russell am Little Bear La Orange Lattle Mores Creek and South Bend unclear with missing data and places.
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Thor
D. P
North Bound
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Orange
Lattle Mores Creek
South Bend
Railroad Time Tagle Schedule Fragments
Timeline of train departures and arrivals listed oddly with multiple routes and times. It shows No. 6 Pacific, No. 105 Portland line, Overland Limited, Eastern Express, and other trains with inconsistent times like 6.40 am and 6.06 am plus 11.69 pm noted.
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Overland Limited
Athantia
Eastern
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