Centenaries of Notable Americans Shown in Year Will Mak
A year highlights lives shaping social and intellectual progress, naming figures such as Susan B. Anthony civil rights leader Anson Burlingame treaty negotiator Alice Gary poetess Charles Devens civil war officer John Lester Wallack prominent actor Sara G. Broderick US Supreme Court justice Samuel Blatchford Arctic explorer Elisha Kent Kane polar exploration J Raymond Times founder and other era figures.
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Susan B. Anthony
Anson Burlingame
China
Alice Gary
Charles Devens
Notable Figures and Leaders of the Civil War Era
A list of prominent figures spans governors, senators, clergymen, authors, and philanthropists. Names include Jaman W. teencalih, George L. Curry, Henry Bergh, John W. Garrett, William T. Walters, and John S. Barbour among others, highlighting political, religious, cultural, and humanitarian influence in the period.
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Ae Mills
North Carolina
Perley, Poore
Jaman W. Teencalih
United States
Oregon
Lee Keene
Pal Cle i
F. Holmes
The
Vray of Missiasippi
Methodist Scopal
James Harlan
Town
Charles Henry Hall
Mary A. Livermore
George L. Curry
Charles Fores -Deems
Henry Bergh
First American Society’ For
William Henry Huntington
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Hugh J. Hastings
New York
William T. Walters
John S. Barbour
Virginia
Frederick T. Dent
Grant
Wyoming Land Opened to Homestead Entry
An order designating more than 0 acres in Cheyenne district for 640 acre homestead entry has been signed by Secretary Lane. Senator John B Kendrick was notified today. The order becomes effective January 10 and will provide opportunity for more than 600 settlers to secure claims.
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Washington
Cheyenne
Lane
John B. Kendrick
City Omits Bond Redemptions Plan for Water Works
City council yesterday authorized redeeming $25,000 of the water works extension bonds of 1908. The payment will be drawn from funds available to the city. The move reflects steps by the current administration to manage municipal debt.
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Yasterday
Gened Gultag
Tha’ Gendane Atte
Chicago Live Stock Prices From December Market Report
Chicago market report shows heavy cattle, hogs, and calves receipts and price ranges. Hogs traded slow with mixed top weights. bulk prices around 19.70 to 13.95 with heavies near 13.70 to 13.95. Cattle receipts about 46,000 with beef steers and cows. calves and feeder cattle priced, oats and corn futures listed with Dec and May options.
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Chicago
Mitac
Footgr Sloore
Hogs and grain markets report from Omaha and Minneapolis
Omaha market notes show hog receipts at 13 000 with prices around 43.25 to 43.65 for top grades, weight categories listed and sow and pig values noted. Grain prices list corn quotes for various futures grades with No 2 yellow around 1.58 to 1.97, mixed lots at 1.30 to 1.32, and other basis values. Minneapolis grain: flour unchanged with limited detail and price bases.
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Omaha
Income Tax Blank Inquiries Delay Tax Forms
The report notes widespread requests to banks and institutions as inquiries mount for federal tax forms. L. A. Miller, collector, cites the internal revenue bureau handling the volume and delays.
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Internal Revenue
L. A. Miller
Bureau of
Ingenuity of Girl Mountain Climber Opens Zion Canyon Dwellings
Eyre Powell reports that a skilled young climber may access ancient cliff dwellings in Zion Canyon Utah now that the area is a national park. The climber, daughter of Robert Staring Yard, could chart routes into high caves asked about by explorers since prehistoric times. Exploration plans hinge on spring park openings and rope rigging to reach floor-level ledges long eroded away.
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Zion Canon Cliff
Eyre Powell
Union Pacific Press Bureau
Zion Canyon
Utah
Congress
Denver
Moffat Yard
D. G
Robert Staring Yard
Ecenlc
National Parks Assocation
Zion
Local Robber Foiled After Gas Tricked Passenger
A man attempting robberies in the city used a ruse to lure victims by offering rides and then brandished a revolver in a taxi. Police detained another suspect after discovering a gas device and a pipe in a suspected getaway, linking him to recent incidents.
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Engle
Tured
Identity of man sought by Dallas advertiser in State Leader
F A Woodley of Dallas Texas seeks the identity of a man who answered a State Leader want ad and carried an answer addressed to C G L in his pocket. Woodley says the man may have been in Cheyenne at one time and asks for information to identify him.
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Cheyenne
F. A. Woodley
Dallas
Tex
Woodley
Laader
Kendrick Secures Extension of Rates
The Edward Road Administration extends the special rates on cat freight shipments to the southwest to January 45. Senator Kendrick led the appeal on behalf of Wyoming stockmen after the original rate was set to expire December 31.
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Edward Road Administration
Kendrick
Wyoming
Court Sings Praise as Eleven Year Old Sings in Court
A Black boy, eleven, sings Low Chariot in court as Judge RK B Seay proclaims the youth has a ten thousand dollar talent. The judge orders the boy educated and trained as a singer to develop his voice and future potential.
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RK. B. Seay
PB Vey Ore
Bey
Seay
Winter Weather Anecdote on Health Tonics Sold Widely
A fragment notes a winter belief that certain tonics ease cold symptoms, cleanse the bowels, soothe the stomach, and aid the liver. Adults fearing heaviness are drawn to these preparations sold everywhere for a light, free feeling.
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