Bartine Urges Silver Bill and Military Reforms Spark Debate
Washington reports the House considers reorganizing artillery and infantry while debating Indian treaties and land sales. Volume covers Punishment of enlisted soldiers, a border on desertion, and a push for silver coinage opposed by some. The Senate discusses timber laws, Hawaiian cable, and public buildings as well.
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Dawes
House
Senate
Gorman
Jones
Anaas
Allison
United States
Carey
Wyoming
McConnell
Bose City
Idaho
United State Prisons
Towns
Aan
Pratt
Daniel Appa
Reagan
Scoutte
Plomb
Wasmisorom
Bartine
Nevada
American Republic
Washington
Proctor
Ue Persion
Conference Advances Bills on Courts Jurisdiction and Land Court
The conference reports on bills to define and regulate the jurisdiction of United States courts and establish a private land court were agreed. After a conference between Republicans and Democrats, work resumed on the sundry civil and legislative appropriations bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse
Washinarow
United States
Senator Hearst dies after long California career
George Weaver born in Franklin County Missouri on September 3 1820. He mined in California built a vast fortune owning 160000 acres of grain land in Mexico and led the mining firm Hearst Haggie Lewis Co. His fortune reached about 20 million dollars. He was appointed to the Senate to fill a term and later re elected by the California legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver
Tranklin County
North Carolina
California
Mexico
Hearst, Haggie, Lewis & Co
Senate
Arnicataw Rukabek a Cream Lotion For Skin Ailments
Fragmentary notice advertises Arnicataw Rukabeka Cream as a most effective lotion for skin and sore conditions. The text mentions climate influence and includes garbled phrases and numbers.
Pacific Short Line fraud rumors and street brawl reported
A Nebraska dispatch reports alleged crookedness in the Pacific Short Line now under receiver Bierbower with transfers of control and bonds disputed. In St Louis a street clash involving white and black men ends with multiple injuries and hospitalizations. Chicago notes Republican talks to back Director General Davis for U S senator amid Democratic defections. Davis denies plans.
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Pacific Short Line
Dana
Bee
O'Neill
Neb
Sioux City
O' Neil
Neill City
Donald McLean
Bierkower
Wall of Laramie Resident Seen at Dyer House in Afternoon
Local items report RR Wall of Laramie visiting the Dyer residence yesterday afternoon and notes various regional movements. Other updates include Blake and Blaine references, and theater plans for Jo Duncan Clarke’s minstrel show next Saturday.
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Wall of
Laramie
Dyer House
Wurtele
A. D. Kelley
Denver
A. H. Swan
van Tassell
Ogden
George E. Fownes
Cheyenne
Chosen Friends
F. W. Lafrentz
Oeden
New York
Inter Ocean
J. W. Moffat
Kansas City
Jas
Bergwen
Omaha
C. Brady
Thos
Tully
O. KE
Rekarda
Chicago
E. P. Danning
R. W. Watt
Lincoln
Neb
Oscar Dunton
Portland
Ore
J. B. Anderson
Julesburg
Colo
Jo Duncan Clarke
Town Talk in the Cheyenne City Pages 1891
Fragments describe local ads and notices in Cheyenne with sales pitches for medicines, real estate, dinners, and services. Mentions Mrs. Robinson candy, Germania restaurants, Rochester Shoe Co. at 160 Eddy street, Indy dispatches about troops and library closing, and a court martial verdict.
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Laramie County
Rochester Shoe Company
Cheyenne
Eddy Street
Keete Hall
Emil Dion
Wm. Myers
Millie
Wm. H. Comegys
Fort Sidney
Neb
Russell
Washakie
McKinney
Rochester Shoe, Co
Frank King
Whitcomb’s
Ferguson
Twentieth Street
United States
Union Pacific to Consolidate Denver Shop Operations
Denver to host the general headquarters for construction and repair. The Denver shop will be enlarged and consolidated with Kansas Pacific and Denver and South Park, tripling the local workforce and shifting most Colorado division work to Denver. Cheyenne, Omaha, and Denver will host the three main shops with Cheyenne leading in machinery. 350 new workers are to be added, and full-time schedules begin immediately across the shops.
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Omana
Neb
Joseph McConnell
Union Pacific Today
Denver
Kansas Pacific
Denver & South Park
Colorado
Fort Scott
Union Pacific
Planta
Fort Worth
Omaha
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Cheyenne & Northern
Here
Oregon
United States
Cheyene
East
Wyoming
Morris
Stocks and cattle pace dull market at Pacific Mail day
The Bears and Burlington led the day with subdued activity. Prices showed small declines on stocks, while cattle receipts remained strong with prime steers near 5.40 and natives around 5.40 to 6.95. Market notes reference several rail and oil stocks. a local ad praises Eureka Cream for soft hands.
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New York
Pacific Mail
Burlington
Pacific
American Eixpress
Canada Pacific
Canada
Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware
Lackawanos & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Loniaville & Nashville
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Preferred
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Improvement
North American
Rock Island
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Iif
Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Farao Express
Western Union
Oregon Short Line
American Cotton Oil
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THE
Washington News
Houses of
Congress
Senator Hearst
Hitt
Committee On Judiciary
Boarman
Louisiana
Phelan
Simonds
Payson
Wasmaaron
Memphis
Elections Committee
Senator Mearat
Washinaton
Hearst
Bierbower
St. Louis
Ilinois
the Evening Journal
Republican State Central Committee
Republian
Ace Party
Davis
World's Fair
Ttia
Davin
Davia
Clark
London
Lady Russell
Karl Russell
Winthrop Street
Mra
Matilda Sewall
Kennebec Journal
Danske Dandridge
Henry Bedinga
A. Underwood & Bro's
Elw
JouNaon
T Ferguson St
Lake
Turnbull
Theo
Menges
Hoyt
John B. Thomas
Lexington
Mana
T’ine Ridge
San Francisco
Saddle Rock
David
Seventeenth Street
Kent's Block
Pine Ridge
1St Infantry
Georgia Minstrels
Mallory Brothers
A. Walker
Bill Kersands
Tom Brown
Patti
Milly Kersands
Gauge
Kldridge
Dunn Clark
Marol Til
Wyo
Amazon Fire Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cbhoe
SAAL
W. Buapick
D. W. Gin
State of Wyoming
Altna Life Insurance Q Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Vrar
W. Jaeapeey
Aps
Mole
Latener Kee
Turnballe
Mee
Terry
Geo. W. Brown
Henry F. Schualdt
James F. Grose
George Reinhardt
F. M. Shront
Beatie Church
Blue Mound
Kay
Finn
Love
Comite
Alon
Der
King
I. A
Woth
George Merry
B. B. David
Cor
16Th and
Eddy Sts
Wye
Reat
Grand Palace Hotel
Clark Street
Chica
Plana
Lee
Overcoata
M. Marks
Addy
Os OO
First National Bank of Cheyenne
Oppicers
Hicks
Abbott
J. H. Loomis
T. B. Hicks
J. K. Jeffrey
G. EB. Abbott
Weaver
D. W. Hicks
van Houren
Hooven
R. Hurd
Hurd
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Cheyenss & Northern
Liebig
Arenes
Kandas City
Geary Street
Val
Aml Hutteity
Mont
P, Bergerson
Louisville
U. K
VanLennan Sts
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
George G Masten
Sixtoemuth
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Charles FP. Miller
W. A. Robins
I. C. Whipple
Toa Oe Gee
Frea
Ferguson Street
Schweickert
Buckeye and McCormick Mowers
Thomas
Cullivato Machine Oient
West Bletrenvh Street
Omryrnwe
Wyominy
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