Cheyenne Hotel Project Nears Completion for Legislature Arrival
The Piatra hotel in Cheyenne nears occupancy as the legislature's arrival looms in January. Senator Warren and associates are praised for a large, costly venture that signals public service and a boost to the city’s reputation for visitor accommodations. The piece also notes the moving picture industry’s rapid growth from novelty to major public entertainment, with theatres and related investments thriving nationally.
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Aouteley
Mortha
Cheyenne
Formontin Han
Warren
Bit
Piatra
Pehite
Lta
Increased salaries for state officers after January
The State Law presents how salaries change when incumbents’ terms end. The governor’s pay rises from 2500 to 4000 dollars annually. secretary of state auditor treasurer and superintendent of public instruction rise from 2000 to 3000 or 4000 in some cases. Supreme Court justice Potter keeps 5000. other justices stay at 3000 for remainder of their terms, with increases applying to successors.
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Mate
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Potter
Supreme Court
Bimself
Popular Moving Pictures Dominate American Amusements
The article notes moving pictures as the commonest American amusement with theaters like Orpheum Star and Lyre widely seen in villages and cities. It describes many venues in business districts and nearby streets, drawing steady patrons despite competition from other attractions.
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America
Orpheum
Fragmented Opinion Notebook From A Distant Era
A jumble of editorial snippets discusses political Ideals in Wyoming and Ireland, police qualifications, Brazilian navy strikes, typhoid risks, Wellesley students, Ulster threats, recall voting, and polar exploration misstatements. Names include Senator Hale and Commander Peary among stray references.
Strangers Discuss Satome Dance Rumor in Chicago
A fragmentary passage questions the viability of diagnosing modern dances as too digesting for Chicago. The text references Mary Garden and a provocative assertion about the adaptability of dance to contemporary audiences.
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Mary Garden
Chicago
The Same Old Grind Ends in Baltimore Sun Farewell
The speaker laments repetitive daily life and old routines. He longs for novelty while reflecting on past familiarities and groups, ending with a farewell to the Baltimore Sun.
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Baltimore Sun
Outdoing a Dutchman in a old sea tale
Harry Gebler of High Point New Jersey relates a lively old story about American and Dutch sailors aboard a wooden warship in a Dutch port. A Dutch sailor climbs to the mainmast headstand. an Irishman attempts a repeated headstand and somersaults across the rigging, finally landing upright on deck amid cheers.
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Phiadelphia Times
Harry Gebler
High Point
N. J
Aailors
Honora
Rate hearing testimony ends on proposed advances
Washington November 20 testimony in the interstate commerce commission rate hearings neared completion as witnesses for shippers argued that the increases would localize competition harm western markets for eastern goods and unfairly interfere with business. Arguments resume January 9 and the commission could rule by February 1 when suspensions expire.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ahljpers
Colorado court restrains strikers in violence scare
Denver authorities obtained a temporary injunction restraining Northern Colorado coal field miners from picketing mines or venturing to railroad stations or streets. Witnesses testified to threats to blow up boardinghouses and to assaults on strike-breakers, with 44 people involved in the case.
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Denver
Colorado
Plague Fear Aboard Rusman Emigrant Vessel
An immigrant aboard a Rusman ship from Opolera to Routhern Rienna is reported infected with cholera. Several fellow travelers are quarantined and authorities impose isolation as a local fever outbreak is suspected.
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Cumberland, Wie
Uotito Jenwicke
Opolera
Astrid
Routhern Rienna
Burial of John G Carlisle Paid by Covington Citizens
The body of John Griffin Carlisle, famed Kentuckian statesman, was buried today after a community collection to pay burial costs. No relatives or friends contributed. he was laid beside his wife in Linden Grove cemetery following transport from the depot in an express van.
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Covington
John Griffin Carlisle
House
Treasury
Blue Grass State
Linden Grove Cemetery
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