Strained Lumber Row Sparks Union Conflict in City
Carpenters confront Morrison & Merrill and non union contractor H. V. Bartlett over Bartlett’s East Twenty second Street house contract. Bartlett defies union demand to join and stop work while the union seeks an injunction but is advised none is warranted. A meeting is planned to decide further steps and a boycott against Bartlett’s suppliers and allied trades is threatened.
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Sella Lumber
Nom
Morrison & Merrill Company
Fred Roedel
H. V. Bartlett
Fred Roede
East Twen
Heth Street
Bartlett
Morrison Councell
Carpenters’ Union
Gieorge Merrill
Morrison & Merrill Lumber Company
J. J. Cassidy
Stamps Found After Theft Suspect In Capitol Area
A messenger boy picked up twenty dollars in two cent stamps from a capitol area last week. Authorities seek owners. stamps likely stolen and discarded to avoid detection. Cheyenne post office reports no sale to anyone who has claimed them or denied responsibility.
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Capitol
Cheyenne
New Corporations Formed In State Records
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state show The Reliance Gold Company forming with 2,000,000 capital to operate in the state and The Ferria Mercantiles with 100,000 capital stock to conduct a general merchandise business.
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Reliance Gold Company
Capital Iota
Col Thie
Ferria Mercantiles
Cies
Escaped inmate sought near Casper after asylum break
Casper authorities search for Mike Kelley a former resident who escaped from Evanson state asylum several days ago He claimed he would return to Casper and is considered dangerous and at large as efforts to recapture him continue locally
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Casper
Wyo
Mike Kelley
State Asylum For the
Evanson
Kelley
Coors
Wyoming Board Moves Experiments At Laramie Stock Farm
The State Board of Charities and Reform transfers authority to the University at Laramie for an experimental stock farm. Plans include breeding the Wyoming horse with draft types to create a larger western horse and improving cattle quality with Po whiteface cows. Agricultural experiments aim to advance Western stock, with Secretary Wilson supporting the program.
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State Board of Charities and Reform
Wyoming
K. E. Smiey
Huffom
Wyoming University
Laramie
State Board of Charities and Reforme
New Stock Farm
Wilson
Smiley
Wyoming Experiment Station
United States
Io Ta
Triple Wedding Planned at Mary's Cathedral in Wyoming
Tomorrow will feature Wyoming's first triple wedding at Mary's Cathedral at 10 30 with Father M B Kennedy officiating in Bishop Keane's absence. The public ceremony expects a crowded church as Ale Robataille weds Leroy Grant Jr Clara Marie Robataille ties to Benjamin Ogilvie and Bile Mobataille weds Myrtle Murray, all announced last week.
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Wyoming
Mary's Cathedral
M. B. Kennedy
Bishop Keane
Mies Ale Robataille
Leroy Grant, Jr
Clara Marie Robataille
Benjamin Ogilvie
Denyer
Bile J. Mobataille
Myrtle Murray
George Pick Dies at County Hospital This Morning
George Pick a Union Pacific boilermaker with fifteen years in local shops died at the county hospital of pneumonia. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm under the Boilermakers' lodge. He left no known relatives in the country and may have a mother in England.
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George Pick
Union Pacific
Penumonia
England
Wyoming Pension Grants and Trout Planting Plans
A 12 month pension has been granted to Badwand BD Wilson of Sheridan. Limia Brooks of Sheridan received a pension increase to 40 dollars per month. The Fish Commissioner Blair Campbell travels to Albany County with 60,000 young trout to stock Fontenello LaBarge Ham's Park Smith's Fork and Haleeneek. Tuttle family arrives in the city. BD Tuttle stays while he visits east, previously with F Warren MARCAUville Co. Robert D. Carey returns after a city visit for entertainment events.
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Blair
Campbe
Aloia County
Fontenello
LaBarge
Ham's Park
Smith's Fork
Hlaleeneek
Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
F & Warren Marcauille Co
Fo Chaynes
Deep mining advances at Silver Crown and Hecla plans
Mr Henry Schwartz of Hecla Mining and Milling visits Cheyenne forecasting deep mining becoming a fact at Silver Crown. He notes Louise and Rielly Bros efforts, promises new shafts, a 100 foot progression, and a planned mill and smelter, with ore values from 20 to 60 dollars per ton and gold byproducts. Silver Crown development accelerates alongside opera house fundraising reaching 6700 dollars.
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Henry Schwartz
Hecla Mining and Milling Company
Silver Crown
Denver
Schwarts
Chéyenne
Hecla Company
Louise
Rielly Bros
Schwartz
Hecla
Mecla
Canning venture eyed to harvest Sierra wild berries
John Hinger plans a Dillon based cannery to preserve mountain wild strawberries and raspberries for the eastern market. He will hire hundreds for a new plant, with Berry pickers needed for the coming season as Pacific canners join the venture.
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John Hinger
Ginger
T Haw
Sierra Madres
Pacific
Dillon
Hun Af Girie
Rawlins capitalists raise funds for Grand Encampment railroad
About $100,000 is pledged by Michigan New York and North American copper interests to build a railroad from Rawlins to Grand Encampment. Willie Emerson met with Union Pacific officials in Omaha to secure favorable freight rates. The project aims to accelerate ore shipments from the Ferris Haggarty mine and the associated smelting plant, boosting regional copper output.
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Michigan
York
Willie George Emerson
Omaha
Burt
Union Pacific
Grand Encampment
North American Copper Company
Ferris-Haggarty
Improvements at Ft Russell Spur Major Fort Renovation
Captain W S Scott advertised for bids on a two mile irrigation conduit from the fort gate using vitrified pipe. Plans for 60,000 feet of stone and cement sidewalks were drawn for approval by the War Department. Ten new buildings at over 132000 dollars, plus a $40000 gymnasium, will expand Ft Rosselli to garrison 2000 men.
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Bradley & McGarvey
Scott
Ety Connell
War de Dartenun
Fort Ane
Ft. Rosselli
United States
Nagle Divorce Granted After Settlement in Court
Mrs. Mabel Nagle obtained a divorce yesterday after a quarrel at the Nagle home. Judge Ollison Clark confirmed her settlement granting all personal property and 10000 dollars. real estate valued with 15000 dollars was also confirmed. The couple married in March 1898 in Ogden, Mrs. Nagle formerly Miss Mabel Yates.
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Mabel
Nagle
J. W. Lacey
Ollison Clark
Scott
Wyoming Boy Special O Daily Lander
William Hardee, once a resident of Sheridan, Wyoming, killed his jailer at Anaconda and escaped with three other prisoners on Saturday night. He had a long criminal history and earlier, near Anaconda, killed a man and was sentenced to hang while awaiting execution.
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O Daily Lander Sheridan
Wyo
William Hardee
Anaconda
Hardee
Miss Grace Cook to Marry Rapid City Professor
Miss Grace Cook of Cheyenne High to wed next month Prof. G. G. Jones superintendent of Rapid City schools. Jones may seek principal post at the local high school. Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft plan a Turner Hall musical tonight with supper and a large crowd.
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Grace Cook
Woodman Musicale
Woodmen of the World
Women of
Woodcraft
Turner Hall
Ghoul Said To Be Behind Cemetery Bouquet Theft
A note seeks help identifying the thief of a bouquet and a ribbon taken from Charlee Vother’s grave in the city cemetery. A cryptic plea asks anyone who can reveal the ghoul responsible.
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Charlee Vother
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Tom McHugh
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Edith Fuller
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James Morrid
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Ferguson Street
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Meaney
England & Resaman
Underwood Grocery Co
17Th St
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