Republican Ticket and Laramie County Prosperity Report
The Republican ticket lists A K Bradbury B B Brooks BE F Cheerey for presidential electors and Frank W Mondell for representative in the Fifty seventh Congress. A tour by A G McGregor reports livestock growth across Laramie County noting thriving ranches new towns and railroad extensions amid stockmen’s favorable outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
BE. F. Cheerey
Frank W. Mondell
Laramie
Laramie County
A. G McGregor
Bear Creek
Horse Creek
Goshen Hole
McGregor
Quernsey
Hartville
Wheatland
Japanese Emigration Limits Satisfy Washington Officials
Washington reacts to Japan ordering a virtual ban on emigration to the United States. Commissioner Powderly praises the move as preventing further westward pressure for labor, while Watchorn is recalled as immigrant ships approach. Wyoming peon labor concerns cited. Governor Thomas named temporary chairman for Kansas City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Powderly
Japan
West
Watchorn
Pacific
Taylor
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Leas
Thomas
Colorado
Kansas City
Benator Wolcott
Philadelphia
Oregon and Pacific Coast Vote Dampens Democratic Hopes
The piece argues Democrats cannot count on electoral votes from Oregon and the Pacific coast in the current election. It asserts expansionist goals and criticizes antiimperial sentiment, noting historical margins and political concessions around 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Colorado Springs
Troyan
Cave
Orient
Innamuth
Washington
Bryan Ie
Carnegie fortunes and political opinions noted in press
The Philadelphia Press reports Andrew Carnegie’s wealth at about 200 million dollars after a life of varied ventures from sleeping cars to Keystone Bridge works. It notes his early income from Joiah Woodruff’s sleeping car and later oil, rail mills, and a vast annual living expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
London
Amecan
Joiah Woodruff
George Pullman
Carnegie
Keystone Bridge Works
Edgar Thomson
Tifu
Tileia
Bkibo
Scotland
New York
Bis
Aguinaldo's Treachery Document Reveals Massacre Plan
Chicago Tribune reports discovery near San Faldro of Aguinaldo's handwritten plan dated January 9 1899 to massacre Americans in Manila. The document lists bolo-men killing soldiers from rooftops with boiling oil while avoiding looting to prove Filipino civility. It is cited as proof hosts had fixed aims before any peace treaty with Spain and before Dewey’s fleet arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
San Faldro
Larson
Aguinaldo
Manila
Marolos
Bolomen
Spain
Philippine Islands
Dewey
Bryan Fad Aguinaldo
Chicago Tribune
Lipton Opens Alexander Trust Eatery in London Slums
Sir Thomas Lipton opens the Alexander Trust eating house in a crowded London district. Two floors seat about 600 each hour and feed nearly 2,000 at noon. A uniform price for a three course meal, served from a rooftop kitchen, with meals taken to tables. Expected to yield 5 percent dividends and plans for more branches in London and other territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Lipton
London
Alexander Truat
Walter
Air ‘Thermas
Cooperative Kitchens Aims To Reform Food Provision In England
The piece argues that poor kitchen quality and wasteful habits burden workers and fuel use. It advocates cooperative kitchens to provide social, efficient meals for thousands, reducing costs and elevating dining. The idea mirrors English cooperative kitchens as a social economy model, with praise from the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Societies
England
Chicago Tribune
Sheep and Sheepmen Report Strong Platte Valley Wool
Governor Richards and Manager Wilson toured Platte Valley ranches after shearing a yearling bench. The Lincoln Mering fleece yielded nine and ten percent pounds per fleece with higher value due to longer staple and finer wool. Carroll County and local outfits completed lambing and shearing with solid results as the Platte Valley clip nears thirteen cars of wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Wilson
Platte Valley
Lon Swan
Ingt Wedneatay
Burbank Brothers
Metcalf
Swan
Syd Whipple
John Morton
Matt Madeon
Douglas
Paternal Lesson Turns Into Cautionary Joke
Mr. Tucker tries to teach Tommy the meaning of brace with a hunting joke. He asks if Tommy would say he bagged twenty pheasants instantly. Tommy replies fifty, highlighting a humorous miscount in a family teaching moment.
Unclear dialogue about cows and tradition
A city girl looks at cattle in a stable yard and jokes about following time honored custom. She asks Uncle Richard which cow yields cream, noting the pressure of convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
CITY MATTERS BEDROOMS AND BATHS FOR SALE OR RENT
Local notices advertise hot and cold baths at 16 cents and a barber shop. Multiple small ads seek a three month house rental and a thres room house with monthly payments. Jobs include a general house girl and a listed gala land deal with water rights and cattle. Furnished rooms with steam heat and electric available from Warren Emporium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eleventh
East Eighteenth Street
Cheyenne
Elf
Chapman
Warren Emporium
Poan Mining Company Wook Holders Meeting Notice
Regular annual meeting of the Poan Mining company wook holders to be held at Burke Fowler office in hey cone Wye on Thuresoy Joneseth 1900 at 10 o'clock p m for the wee Hoo of piecers and other proper business Vice President B Fowler announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poan Mining Company
Burke & Fowler
Hey Cone
Wye
Thuresoy
Joneseth
Fowler
All Leaders In A Fragmented 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and phrases including Franklin La Urane Moustain King Our Teddle Lane ene mataahing Ute and various scattered terms. no coherent event or full sentences revealed. The text lacks identifiable dates places or clear actions to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radeon Franklin
la Urane
Moustain King
Minn Hogue
Andy
Cubten
Republican Platform Endorses McKinley for renomination
A Wyoming Republican platform lauds President McKinley’s administration and foreign policy, praising open markets, sovereignty over the Philippines, and the nation’s credit strength. It pledges continued support for McKinley and reaffirms Lincoln era Republican principles and territorial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Ulm
Waite Ee
China
William McKinley
Wyoming
Bia
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Paris
Spain
Philippine Islands
Apoe
Ros Rae Sroes
Rene
Congress
Philippine Island
Benni Rog
Coalition Aims for Fair Competition and Independent Producers
The group seeks to reewrey competition and promote independent producers, forming coalitions to counter monopolies and ensure fair treatment and protection for all competing industries.
Contested Land Claim Interest In Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices a contestant in Cheyenne Wyoming challenging a tract described as SW 1-4 and W 1-2 of SB L4 Section 34, Township 18 N. The contestant asserts nonassignment and abandonment by Jane Whitehead and that the land was not settled or cultivated. A hearing is set for June 27, 1900, before the land office receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Jannetts Oe Whitehead
Abe
Army
Navy
Tiarine Corps of
United Statse
Spain
United
Nolasie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Contest Notice of Land Claim in Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior lands office in Cheyenne publishes a contest notice regarding patent No 468 for the NE 1 4 of section 24 township 16 north range 00 west. Irvin W Peck is accused of abandonment and the United States may proceed. Respond with evidence by July 19 before the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Cnet Lasenieneen Weems
Township
Lance
Irvin W. Peck
United States
Sear Vantin
Gun Saas
Deemer of the Interior
Timber culture entry contested over cultivation failures
A contest filed by Matilda E idayes challenges timber culture entry No. 626 dated January 5 1885 for land in Township 30 Range 64 W alleging failure to cultivate and plant as required in the second and third years. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until July 3 1900 at the Denver Quartermaster and post offices for furnishing forage and forage through ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS Ipog
Matilda Eidayes
Lewia Hurling
Avencres
Flees Chick Quartermaster
Denver Cole
Fragmented text suggests local legal or civic notice
The readable passages reference names and places in a formal notice format but lack coherent details. The fragmentary line indicates a notice involving individuals, possible election or appointment language, and a request for action or compliance within a jurisdiction.
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Sun-Leader
Lack. Publish SE
Postoffice
President McKinley
Nebraske
Indiana
City Matters
Cheyenna, Wyoming
Lega Nodlas
Sarah Jane MuAlonmen
McAleenen
Cudahy Packing Company
Omama, Ete
Mt Re
T. B. Ticks
G. B Abbott
H Loomis
Stockgrowers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Prop
Premo
W. G. Walker
Ferguson Street
Avo
KEEFE @ BRADLEY
Warren Camp
Anderson
E. C. Nash
Silver Moon Restaurant
MIT
Granger Cycle
Umey
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