Consent of the governed in forestry debate in senate
Senator Heyburn of Idaho condemns forest service officials who view themselves as rulers. He cites 1500 federal employees in the western forestry reserves, saying they must execute the people’s will as written in statutes, not govern the public. Other senators from Colorado Wyoming Utah and Nebraska listen.
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United States
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Wyoming
Smoot
Utah
Bur
Nebraska
Heyburn
Idaho
Forest Riders
Forty-Six Remain of Chicago Board of Trade Battery Gather for Reunion
Forty-six of the original 165 Civil War artillerymen of the Chicago Board of Trade Battery, the unit that received a stand of colors from the War Department, are living to complete a reunion. Survivors reflect on battles, postwar fortunes, and the 1865 memorial banquet as Chicago honors their service.
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Chicago
War Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Andrew Carnegie
James H. Stokes
G. I. Robinson
Rosehill Cemetery
Lincoln
West
Board of Trade
Market Street
Camp Douglas
Various Local Updates From Sherman Hill to Cheyenne
Snow is reported from Sherman hill as the school year ends tomorrow. Construction work paused by rain and race track grading at Frontier park has begun. New houses rise in hill districts while the U S district court grand jury returns home. The wedding of William A. Barnett and Miss Mary Cozzens takes place in Greeley. Trials begin tomorrow. Industrial club dining room reopens under Mrs. Ollie Smith. Dick McGinnis is arrested in a harness theft case. Midshipman Douglas Campbell Cordiner is in the 1908 class at Annapolis. Wyoming Union Pacific officials meet with Superintendent Anderson as rain raises Lake Minnehaha water levels. The dog catcher agency continues, though with less persistence. Harry A. Clarke and Mrs. Hanna sell to C. S. Thomas for 7500 dollars. Clock faces in the Union Pacific depot tower shine after rains. F H Barrow will join the Cheyenne press, becoming telegraph editor of the Tribune. Crow Creek road over the fair grounds completed but bridge still unusable for some time. State Veterinarian Pflueging departs for Evanston to follow endurance horse race entrants and ensure humane treatment.
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Frontier Park
United States District Court Grand Jury
William A. Barnett
Mary Cozzens
Greeley
United States District Court
Industrial Club
Ollie Smith
Dick McGinnis
Peter Esperson
Lou Stone
Douglas Campbell Cordiner
Laramie
Wyo
National Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wyoming
Union Pacific
H. L. Anderson
Lake
Experimental Test Week Bargains At Myers Dry Goods
This week brings a larger crowd to the store with bargains on petticoats gloves hose and tablecloths. Deals include Black taffetta silk petticoats at 4 75, silk ruffle items, tablecloths 40c yard, lisle gloves 35c pair, a wide line of ribbed undergarments and yard goods with prices highlighted by 49c to 59c ranges.
Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Services Summary
A Memorial Day program forms at 9 am with a 9:15 am march along 17th Street to Seymour, then to the cemetery for G. A. R. ritual services. The Catholic cemetery will dedicate the new soldiers' monument officiated by Rev. Father Duffy. Community groups are invited to participate.
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17Th Street
Seymour
Cemetery
Father Duffy
Spring Poem Excerpt From Harper's Weekly
A whimsical 19th century verse paints lively spring scenes with animals and plants in playful, surreal imagery. George Jay attributes the piece to Harper's Weekly, blending humorous observations of nature and rural life.
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George Jay
Harper's Weekly
Tea and Dutch shoppers in a humorous note
A lighthearted snippet notes Dutch tea drinkers and a playful jab at Holland. It mentions money refunds for Schilling's Hest and implies a trade or market exchange with a cheeky tone.
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Holland
Fort Russell and Cheyenne Reserves Face Off Today
The Fort Russell Soldiers take on the Cheyenne Reserves on the Arcade diamond at Twenty sixth and Ferguson streets at 2 40 this afternoon.
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Fort Russell
Twentysixth and
Ferguson Streets
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Rohdel
Andy E. Roedell
W. 17Th Street
the Bank OF the People
THE
Citizens' National Bank
T. B. Hord
David Nimmo
J. H. Conway
E. W. Btone
Johan L. Thomas
Chas
Thomas
Ora Haley
Cheyenne
Eddy Street
the City Loan CO
First National Bank Building
P. S. Cook
Ferguson St
Sun-Leader
the Leader Publishing CO
WM. A. Bartlett
Ales Thompson
T. Joe Cahill
Forest Bureau
Senator Heyburn
OLD Board OF Trade Battery
Chicago Battery
Abraham Lincoln
L. Hancock
Sherman Hill
F. H. Barrow
Sheridan Enterprise
Tribune
Crow Creek
Fair Grounds
W. F. Pflueging
Evanston
Denver Post
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
Ferguson Street
U. S
Jones
Co. G
Nash
Army and Navy Union
Sons of Veterans
W. of W
Proctor
Eddy
RB. LA Fontaine
Grorer
Schilling
Cable Syreml Ayers
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Dan S. Park
Longines
Agassiz
Touchon
Audemars
DR. C. B. Frank
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