Fifty Five Desert Entries Cancelled in Wyoming Case
Sparks today move to cancel fifty five desert land entries in Wyoming Territory totaling about 35,000 acres. The investigation shows no real ditching or water delivery, with many entries unwatered and multiple owners tied to Goshen Hole Ditching and Union Cattle companies. Foreign entrymen were procured to oblige friends, with none aware of actual land or water rights.
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Washington
Commission
Sparks
Cook
Wyoming Territory
Register
Cheyenne
General Land Office
Upoo
THE
AGET
Goshen Hole Ditching Ounnney
Union Cattle Company
Wyoming
Thomas Sturgis
Goshen Hale Ditch Log Company
Sturgis
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
Inspector Bowers
New Jerey
Ober
Goulds Little Game New Year June 25
The Times notes Gould and Sage called in loans to corner money and drove stock prices down. It accuses them of using Wells Fargo style influence and claims Field is heavily tied to Manhattan. Seligman predicts gold flow from Europe easing money danger amid a tense market. In New Years June 25 the district attorney asks for tight confinement of Jacob Sharp, with one family member allowed to stay.
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Times
Wall Street
Gould
Sage
Western Union
Museum Pacific
Manhattan
Cyrus W
Field
Urrus W. Field
Jay Gould
London
Jesse Seligman
Europe
Seligman
Jacob Sbharn
Sharp
Barrett
Oo Sharp
Three Censaes Killed in Clash Near Vieja Negras
A late night dispatch from Eagle Pass reports a sanguinary engagement between river guards and smugglers about fifteen miles below Vieja Negras in Mexico, resulting in the deaths of three censaes.
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Galveston
Eagle Pass
Viedraa Negras
Mexico
Sailor Curtin Reports Not Crandall in Custody
From Burrato New York June 25 a telegraph reports that Curtin who went to Salem Oregon to identify a man believed to be Bryant B Crandall in custody is not Crandall. The search for Crandall began after a death by self destruction at Niagra Falls. The man in custody is alive and not Crandall.
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Burrato
N. Y
Sainieetins Curtin
Salem
Ore
Gormaiad
Bryant B. Crandall
Nia Fulla
Crandall
Baseball Results From Yesterday In Various Cities
Baseball scores from multiple games include Cleveland 0 81 Louis 3 Cincinnati Rain Barrimans Baltimore 8 Athletic 5 Rose Arche Indianapolia 11 Phil 5 Chicago 6 Boston 7 Premavno Pillaburg 4 Washington 5 Metropolitans 0 Brook Demorr Detroit 5 New York 6 with scattered weather interruptions and miscellaneous team mentions.
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Cleveland
Louis
Cincinnati
Barrimans
Altimore
Athletic
Rose Arche
Ndianapolia
Phil
Cicago
Chicano
Boston
Premavno
Pillaburg
Washington
Use
Metropolitans
Brook Demorr
Detroit
New York
Major Louisville Tobacco Warehouses Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept through the Louisville tobacco warehouses of Thomas Hone & Co Sawyer Wallace & C T B Parish & Co and an adjoining boarding house, burning a square between Main and Market and Ninth and Tenth streets. About 35000 hogsheads of tobacco were destroyed and the total loss is put at 350000 dollars, partly insured.
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Louisville
Thomas Hone & Co
Sawyer, Wallace & C
T. B. Parish & Co
Main
Market
Ninth
Tenth
Market notes and oil refinery blast reported in Lima
Unicano June 25 cattle markets show steady trading with steer prices and stocker ranges listed. Receipts total 500 sheep and mixed Western and Texans quoted. Lima, Ohio reports a Standard Oil refinery boiler explosion this afternoon, wrecking the building and injuring engineer Levy Meyers and six other workers.
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Unicano
Kecsipta
Texas
Lima
Standard Oil
Buse
Levy Meyers
Supreme Lodge Adopts New Ritual and Sets Meeting City
The supreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen adopted a new ritual and designated Lawaisville Kentucky as the next meeting place. The session in Milwaukee was extended until Tuesday as the new constitution is considered.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Lawaisville
Telegraphic Briefities Sparkles of 19th Century News
The item notes Mrs. Cleveland’s return to Washington and market updates from Chicago where wheat prices closed steady. It reports banker K. A. Crumb and G. C. Bassington’s assignment, a $1,275,000 weekly bank reserve decline, and excess reserves of $3,345,000. It records Gen. James Speed’s death in Louisville at 75, a Toulon waterspout drowning eight near the quays, the American Colony in Paris celebrating Victoria’s jubilee, bank examiner W. P. Snyder becoming Fidelity bank receiver in Cincinnati, and James G. Blaine visiting the American exhibition with a rousing reception.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Messrs
K. A. Crumb
G. C. Bassington
Cincinnati
James Speed
Lincoln
Louisville
Toulone
France
Paris
Victoria
W. P. Snyder
New York
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Property filings show transfers to Kent and school district No 1
The instruments recorded yesterday include Iver Johnson and wife transferring the southwest quarter of the north half of section 30 in township 14 north range 69 west to Thomas A. Kent for a stated consideration. Francia H. Willard and wife convey property in block 257 lot 2 to the board of trustees of school district No. 1 for 8900.
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Iver Johonson
Thomas A. Kent
Francia H. Willard
Pocomoky, Md
Board of Trustees
Great American Derby at Washinawno Opens Summer Meeting
The New York summer meeting began with large crowds estimated between 30 000 and 35 000. D H Todd ridden by Hamilton won the American derby for three year olds at one mile and a half, beating Miss Ford and Wary in a close finish after a late move by C H Todd. Other races included Jacobin and Eva K victories with Terra Cotta leading early before Fenelon and Terra Cotta battled down the stretch.
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Cuicago
Washinawno
D. ‘. McCarty
D. H. Todd
Joe Hooker
Rosa B
Hamilton
Fire
Ierman
Baldwin
Man Ford
Weat
Jacobin
Aure
Duke of Bourbon
Eva K
Pected
Blue Eyes Belle
Tom Aptiarove
Ulay Sexton
Dramatick
Whiteee
Stoval
Libretto
Withers
Fenelon
Shaner
Clarion
Arnold
Carey
Blaylock
Goliah
Murphy
Missard Wat
Jim Gore
L. Jones
UC. Hodd
Hassilton
Montrose
Lewis
Ben Ben
Suena Wary
Kiley
Safe Ban
Schlutious
Hindoo Rose
Garrison
Turra Cotta
Miss Ford
Club House
Flamilton
C. H. Todd
Terra Cotta
Washead
Todd
Turo Fenelon
Terra Cutta
Fortesse
Warner
Mise Ford
Wary
Zuleika
Winona
Huntress
Asouli
Judge Jackson
the Doctor
Local Niagara Falls daredevil Steve Peer dies on rope
Steve Peer a Niagara Falls celebrity known for daring feats and a nine inch cable stunt is dead after vanishing with John Gilespie and a stranger near his rope. Peer's brother and another man lowered to the bank recovered his lifeless body, severely injured, at the incline.
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Niagara Falls
Steve Peer
Bloodie
Niagara
Peer
John Gilespie
Grand jury indicts eleven Berks tax collectors for public funds fraud
Heaving Pa June 25 the Berks county grand jury has revenned bills of indictment against eleven collectors for disappropriating and misusing public funds totaling 30 000. About thirty others expected to be indicted.
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Heaving
Berks County Grand Jury
Citiens
Lawrence Fresh Water Flood Threatens New Bridge
In Lawrence Massachusetts on June 25 the Merrimac River flood surged eleven feet since yesterday and neared the temporary bridge within two feet. Thousands of logs drift downstream as the danger to the improvised span grows with each hour.
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Lawrence
Mass
St Ia
Mono County Marble Quarry Destroyed In Earthquake
Canson Nevada June 25 reports the Mono county marble quarry near the city was totally wrecked by a recent earthquake. Marble blocks averaged one foot cubes with a hedge stone over five miles long and 400 feet wide containing a fine marble ore in seventeen shades. The wine was valued at 1,040,000 dollars.
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Canson
Nev
Mono County
Skty Wiles
Denxvea Fire Destroys Zang and Mete Works Uninsured Loss
A June 25 fire at Zang and Mete's Rocky Mountain reduction works destroyed the site, water reach was blocked, leaving the uninsured loss pegged at 630,000. The cause is listed as uokoong. In other items, Anest strawberries in the city are to be bad at Towslee's, and a Ladies White Suite at Cost-Myers is noted.
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Denxvea
Zang
Mete
Rocky Mountain
Towslee's
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Bar Parshall
West Cliff
Colorado
Ferguson
Cheyenn National Bank
Cloyenne
Phanix Book
E. Burlingame
Andhemical Laboratory
Rene
Denver
Colo
P. Gad Bryan
Chas, W. Awart
Geo
W. Seevers
Attorneys-at- Law
Com
Idelman
U. N. Potter
Wills Vandevanter
Potter & Vandevanter
Attorneys-at-Law
Delaware Block
John M. Davidson
Gibsonark
Davidson & Clark
Hoomes
Cheyenne National Bank
United States
Hunter
Hunter & West
Bankers
Greeley
Transco
W. T. Buchanan
Orre
Sdeiman
Wvo
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Prop
Cor
Fifteerth
Ferguson Streets
Betwern
Vermont
Heath's City Market
Ence
Walnut Street
Riner & Johnson
Insurance
Lower
Kates
Ferguson Ft Chevensne
WronIe
Valentine Baker
Fred W. Ransom
H. A. Olforr
Mathews
OR. J
H, Maynard
Cheyenne and
Dr. Hews
Wiliams Teleplone
Heath
Seventeenth Street
Hill Street
Mr. Sparks
Gould's
Akan Somkot
Peri Oe Og Ete
Bojler
U. W
Keiave
Myers
Wiener
Nevada
the Stock Growers’ National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Thomas Leeam Pesiden
Lase
Toa. Mronore
Warreia
Diamcroile
AypuRw Giicantat H
Hay
Teedkmaenen
Wwe
Laws
Srunom
W. A. Davis, Pres
C. F. Miller
Ww. Collins
G. L. Beard
East
DAV LS. OO Ff
Miller J. W. SN
Dilet
W Corlett . Hi. Addoms
Eh, Nagle
W. A. Robins
Whipple
Holesale and Retail
Ferguson Street
Wyo
F. E Warren
Cowhick & Whitcomb
AIL
Sixteenth Street
W. T
Cormer
Herman
Haas
Hollingwoorth & Tiger
Combine
Hollingworth & Note Sulky Hay Reahoos
Brewster Springs
Thames
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