Railroad Time Table Highlights Intercity Schedules
The timetable lists trains including Overland Limited No. 1 arriving 9 35 pm and No. 2 arriving 6 40 am. Fast Mail No. 101 arriving 9 20 pm. Express and stock express services with various departure and arrival times. Cheyenne and Burlington No. 164 Accom runs daily except Sunday and Monday at 1 00 pm. No. 156 stock express runs Saturday only at 3 00 pm. No. 168 runs daily except Monday arriving 9 50 am.
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Overland Limited
Saares
Easthound
Cheyenne and
Burlington
Cheyennne
Chay
Oort Webo
Cheyenne
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templan Meeting
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar holds its monthly meeting in Masonic Hall on the second Monday of each month. The notice calls for members to attend and participate in the scheduled session.
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Wyoming Commandery
Knights Templan
Masonic Hall
Umbyenne Lodge
Acqadia
Mancote Hall
Co. N. Putter
W. mM GO
Ghboury
Steyn blocks peace talks in South Africa not Kroger
Lorenzo Marques dispatch reports Steyn as the reforming stumbling block to surrender, with Kruger unwilling to risk breach of faith. Kruger favors peace on terms but won t initiate unconditional surrender. About half the commando have returned home as Boers shift to new positions near Pretoria amid looming fighting news.
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Lorenzo Marques
London Times
Steyn
Kroger
Pretoria
Kruger
Lord Roberts
War Office
Lidenburg
Zoutpansberg
Rhodesia
Gaxeland
Republican Convention Notes
Philadelphia reports the Republican committee holds a meeting with a second session planned to resolve contests. Doorkeepers, ushers, pages, and 1500 assistant sergeants at arms prepare for the event. The convention area seats 1,862 delegates with space for 15,000 others, as 166,000 visitors gather in the city.
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Philadelphia
National Republican Committee
Wheat harvest swelling state production reaches record highs
Reports from across Kansas indicate harvesting has begun on a wheat crop described as the largest and best the state has produced, possibly doubling two years ago. Labor shortages hinder gathering, with yields estimated around 85 million bushels and some estimates near 100 million.
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Topeka
Kan
American car owner challenges Vanderbilt for 100 mile race
Newport R L June 14 The owner of an American made gasoline automobile challenges William K Vanderbilt Jr to a hundred mile race at the latter's French machine The American claims his car can reach 72 miles per hour and offers Vanderbilt a twenty mile allowance Vanderbilt declines saying he does not want more attention drawn to the machine
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Newport
R. L
Wiliam KK
Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Ex Queen Lilluokalani Urges Native Unity in Citizenry
Ex Queen Lilluokalani urged native delegations to work together for the welfare of all as Americans. Reports from New York and Newark note bicyclist Margaret Gant aiming to lower long distance marks and Major Taylor featured at the Atlantic Wheelmen race with other matches and state titles on the card.
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America
Honolulu
San Francisco
Lilluokmlan
New York
Margaret Gant
Newark
Taylor
Allante
Valiaburg
Jey Raton
Marl Kiser
New Jersey
Gen Harrison to Visit Yellowstone Park for Two Weeks
President Benjamin Harrison and family will depart from Indianapolis for Yellowstone National Park for a two week stay accompanied by Mrs Harrison Rev M L Hitkes and Dr Henry Jameson Miss Stroud of New York will join them After the trip they will return to their summer home in the Catskills The Wyoming Experiment Station notes on alkali resistant plants and native triplex species for alkali lands including trials at Laramie Lander and Sheridan with mixed results and pest challenges noted by Mr Lewis
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
Mra. Harrison
M. L. Hitkes
Henry Jameson
Yellowstone National Park
Miss Stroud
New York
General Harrison
The
Catakills
Bulletng No 4
Wyoming
Laramie
Coten
Caliifornia
Lander
Sheridan
Lewis
Missionaries Safe as Turmoil Eases in China
Dr A B Leonard secretary of the Methodist Episcopal church reports from Tien Tein that Twinhues reached safety and Miss Terry remains alive near Teuuhua. Chin Kiang on the Yangtze river is 200 miles above Shanghai as Shan Tung missionaries plan to move there if possible. Torrey candidacy endorsed by Warren J Kelfer with a final nomination decision to come from three possibilities. A thirty foot naptha launch Sentinal departs Philadelphia for Baltimore to distribute religious reading and attend a major gathering.
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New York
A. B. Leonard
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Apiscopal Church
Tien Tein
Chin Kiang
Yangsikiang River
Shanghai
Philadelphia
International Truet Society
Baltimore
J. L. Johnson
Immigration Strain and Academic Departure In June
Reports from New York describe heavy immigration with about 10 000 arriving daily and a large labor corps handling the influx over ten weeks. Johns Hopkins professors James Ames and Edward B Armatrone sailed for Europe. A Stonewood ceremony for Clarence D Potters is noted in Hillview cemetery by Woodmen of the World.
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New York
Bern
Ball
Europe
James &. Ames
Edward B Armatrone
Johns Hopking University
Woodmen of the World
Creeseburg
Clarence D. Potters
Hillview Cemetery
Foreign Troops Bombard Taku and Peking Seethes with Anti Foreign Mobs
London reports the foreign force near Peking is inadequate to quell enraged Chinese troops outside the gates. Anti foreign mobs in the streets clamor for ministers' deaths while relief from Tsarist telegraph limits reaches Beijing. The international column may head toward Lang Fang to repair rail links as provisions run short.
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Peking
London
Jin
Shan-Hai-Kwan
Kinkhta
Siberia
Moenagen
Tien Teln
Taku
Claude MacDonald
China
Lang Fang
Tidn Tain
City mattera and rental listings in Cheyenne
A jumble of classified notices announces cheap city lots and baths at 15 cents, mortgage inquiries at East Eleventh street, domestic help wanted in multiple households, a large land and cattle listing by A Chapman, job requests in Perry’s Inn, and restaurant staffing at Silver Moon. Also included are offers for campaign books, furnished rooms with utilities via Warren Emporium, and various penny-grade toy and novelty listings.
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2Nd
East Eleventh Street
East Eightwenth Street
Cheyenne
A. Chapman
Booth Dakota
Anerican
Lena Garrett
Perry's Inn
City
Silver Moon Fretaurant
Siz
Weat
17Th Street
Monarch Book CO
Chicago
Ill
Warren Emporium
Contest Notice From United States Land Office Cheyenne
Department of the Interior announces a contest against Jeannette A Whitehead regarding a land tract. Frank H and W 18 allege she did not serve in the U S Marine Corps or any war. Public notice requires response and evidence by June 27 1900 before the Cheyenne land office register and receiver.
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Frank H
Jeannette A. Whitehead
Hazy
Marine Corps of
United States
Oficer
Spain
Cheyenne Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sheep Shearing Season Opens in Utah and Wyoming
Salt Lake City June 16 Sheep shearing has begun in the state and is expected to yield an average of seven pounds per sheep. Across Wyoming all crews report good progress with one large ranch listing 100000 head.
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Salt Lake
Jime
Wyoming
Notice for Publication of Land Claim and Probate
Notices announce final proof for Curtis E F Griffin administrator estate Alvarado Griffin Phillips Wyoming before Cheyenne June 28 1900 for land parcels Sec 22 Tp 10 N R 66 W Bear Creek witnesses Whitlam Yates France March Bear Creek William Vance James H March and others The district court in Laramie issues time appointment for proving will June 30 1900 in the matter of Fenty Sturth deceased Albert Chapman appointed administrator with will annexed and any contest may appear Nora Pitkin defendant seeks divorce from Frank C Pitkin in First Judicial District Laramie county Wyoming petitioner seeks relief and notice sets August 11 1900 to answer.
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Ee Interior
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Curtis EF. Griffin
Alvarado Griffin
Phillips
Bee
Whitlam Yates
Bear Creek
France March
William Vance
James H. March
Bear Grad Creek
E. Chaplin
State of Wyoming
County of Laramie
District Court For
Laramie
Fenty Sturth
Wold
Ward
Nora Pitkin
New York
First Judicial District
Laramig County
Prank C. Pitkin
Notice of final proof in Cheyenne land claim
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces that Robert Walden seeks final proof for his homestead claim in July 26 1900 session. H E No 3437 covers a described parcel in Tp 18 N, BR. O. Walden names John Rutledge of South Bend as a witness to prove continuous residence in Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenmg
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Vis
Robert Walden
BR. O. W. Hie
John Rutledge
South Bend
Wro
Tragic Accident Claims Cunningham Child Near Trans Fer Park
Between 9 and 10 o clock Saturday Glenn Cunningham four year old son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Cunningham fell from a brake wagon driven by J L Groshart. One hind wheel passed over his head causing fatal injuries. The family rode in a wagon with four horses. They paused at a park above Transfer to let ore trams pose. The wagon started again leaving children on the seat. The boy died shortly after being transported to a bogey and town burial followed Monday in the graveyard east of town.
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Glenn
Theodore Cunningham
J. L. Groshart
Transfer
Parenta
Baratoga Sun
Land Office Notice of final proof and claims in Wyoming
Department of Interior notices settlers in Wyoming to complete final proof on their claims. Edwin J. Smalley listed. proof before the Cheyenne owner and receiver May 13, 1900. Also promotes cheap rail fares to Chicago for Grand Army of the Republic encampment with August dates and return limit September 1.
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Department of Interior
Chelseau
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Vis
Edwin J. Smalley
Graniite Canon
Thomas A. Castle
Grand Army of the Republic
Colorado
Chicago
Eal
Fourth of July Celebration Promises Big Local Festivities
Nat Raker will host a barbecue barbecue racing foot races and a grand fireworks display in Lusk for Independence Day. Mr Baker is known to lead successful Fourth of July events and invites everyone to a warm time with a gala night edition announced by the Herald.
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Lusk
Nat Raker
Baker
Cheyenne Hack Line Advertises Affordable Rides
Fragmentary notice touts Cheyenne hack line with low funeral rate and round-the-clock service. Mentions Henrys Telephone and Warners as contact points, urging readers to call for rides and requests.
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Union Pachic Tea Table
Sempoira Pac
Pat A
Arri
Hoyt
C. D. W. Gill
Hecother
D. W. Gill
Gacey & Vandeventer
Attorneys At Law
Green
Union Mercantile Bik
Kepelle, Wyeames
B. F. Fowler
Burke & Fowler
Seems
Delaware Bik
Dobbs CL
W. Breckons
Clark & Breckons
Walter A Stoll
Attorney At Law
Thomas Bloop
Ocear Uotel
van Oredelches W. Burdick
van Orsdel & Burdick
Uheyenuse
H. Waldo Moore
HB Wellam
Idelman
J. T. Norton
Atlas Block
Gilltary
Wyoming Heel Matuie
Weybrecht Planing Mil
Black & Clark
Prope
Arriarion
South Africa
Com Panl
Orange Free State
Magara Falle
Atlantic City
Uatore Tami
Gen. Harrison
Wilt Viel
Yellowstone Park
Torrey
Washington
Warren J. Kelfer
House
White House
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Unionedd Sonning Company
Toler
Charles Floyd
Sious Cty
Floyd
Louisianna Purchase
Floyd Memorial
Congress
Aldte
Iowa
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Wallington
Virginia
Byrings
Greenbrier
Washingon
Mattera
Ben Franklin
la Urana
Mountain King
Our Teddies
Little Pet
Key Weat
Mum Boguet
Knights of Pythias
Old Andy
Cubian Mantora
Pearl Beauties
Them
Choyamna
J, .PisHen
Anid Othet C Court
Cunbs
al Dragetete
Conran
Cheyenn
Mlver Moon Restaurant
West Geventeenth Street
GEO. East
Sane
Porner
Seymour
Medical and Library Books
Qld
Hall & Williams
Curtle St
Denver, Colo
W. B. Chaplin
Thaggage Ae
Hearuy
Vreeiead
Mofog Socas Weryg Aaj Ag Awl
Auop
Ifiaanae
Roedel 'S
A. E. Roedel
Moilet Cologne
Dalace Pharmacy
J. L. Murray
Wm. Murphy
Fergusen
Eightee
Rock Spring Lump
Hanne
Keedling Wood
LODL
Hanna
Via
Union al
Union Pacific
Utah
C. W. Sweet
Andrew McAdam
Capitol Avenue
Inter Ocean Hotel
Paul Meatzo
UIGE
Lippincott Soda
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