Folige Horse Has Nose for Measles in Cheyenne
Bear River, the police horse ridden by N G Peterson, canvasses Cheyenne for measles. Peterson claims the horse spots quarantine signs from blocks away and stops at every house with a sign, aiding the city in locating measles cases. The horse is praised as a valuable aid in the hunt, though the rider notes signs can be forgotten by humans.
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Bear River
N. G. Peterson
Cheyenne
Peterson Sald
Emma Brooks Former Cheyenne Resident Dies in Boston
Emma T. Brooks, once a Cheyenne resident who left in 1893 after marrying Brooks, died in January in Boston. She lived with her brother John Thomas of Thomas and Hay and was regarded as one of Cheyenne’s most popular young women.
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Emma Thomas Brooks
Cheyenne
Brooks
Boston
John Thomas
Thomas and Hay
Musterole Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Musterole as a fast remedy for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup and other ailments. It claims the white mustard salve penetrates to the sore spot relieving pain congestion and supporting quick comfort with minimal blistering.
Harry Hynds Wellness Update From Big Muddy Well
Harry Hynds, owner of the Plains hotel and a heavy stockholder in Northwestern Oil, is connected to a newly drilled big well in the Big Muddy field near Casper. Authorities gave no definite details, but rumors say the well ranks among the field’s best.
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Northwestern Oil Company
Harry Hynds
Plains Hotel
Casper
Sunset funeral proposal for Buffalo Bill echoes from Cody friend
Hugh R. Strowle secretary of the Society of Colorado Pioneers and Colorado legislator urges a sunset funeral for Col William F Cody on Memorial Day Lookout Mountain burial hour set as the day ends with the sun sinking behind the mountains and the plains bathed in departing light.
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Denvor
Hugh R. Strowle
Society of Colorado Pioneers
Colorado
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Lookout Mountain
Kentucky Faces Floods From Melting Snow in Mountains
Lexington dispatch reports heavy snows melting at the mountains trigger floods along rivers and tributaries. Towns brace for rising water as timber mills fear losses worth more than $1,000,000 and residents seek higher ground amid five to ten foot snowdrifts.
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Lexington
Bound for Heaven Ends in Asylum
Mathias Dominas, found under an exhaust pipe at Pfeffer Milling in Lebanon Illinois, is hospitalized in Belleville after claiming a trip to heaven. He has no memory of his address and reportedly refuses typical meals while eating raw corn. Police label him a nut.
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Lebanon
Ill
Mathias Dominas
Belleville Hospital
Heaven
Dominas
Pfeffer Milling Company
Naval Com Makes Recommendations on Navy Yards and Bases
Washington reports a special mission from the president recommends retaining all existing navy yards and establishing submarine bases on the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts. It also urges a thorough aeronautical survey of the United States and possessions.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
United States
Congress
Chicago Pianist Frazer Wins Enthusiastic Ovation
Chicago pianist Arthur Frazer drew a large audience at the Parish house with a note free program of Beethoven Liszt Brahms Chopin MacDowell Arensky and Tchaikowsky Liszt His encore included Bells in the Mist by Francis Hendricks of Pueblo Colorado Applause greeted each number and the printed program left the crowd wanting more Frazer heads to Denver after a Chicago return to teach Miss Kittie C Drouillard Frazer’s pupil manages his Wyoming tour and returns home satisfied
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Arthur Frazer
Chicago
Frazer
Beethoven
Liszt
Brahms
Chopin
Macdowell
Arensky
Techaikowsky-Liszt
Francis Hendricks
Pueblo
Colorado
Hendricks
Fraser
Denver
Kittie C. Drouillard
Mr. Frazer
Lander
Ammons to Attend American National Live Stock Association Meet
Governor Ammons and former Colorado Governor E M Ammons are expected to arrive in the city this morning for the convention of the American National Live Stock Association.
Social Dance by K and L Club Friday Jan 19
The K and L social dance to be held Friday night January 19 at the club hall with admission at a stated price. Events include a ball and social dancing for members and guests in a community gathering.
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Pate
Elks Dance at Kopalds Orchestra This January
Elks invite all Bike members to a Thursday dance rescheduled for January 6. Invitations issued for January 11 remain valid for the same event with Kopalds 6 piece orchestra providing live music.
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Kopald
Captured here as horse thief
John Bush, wanted in Goshen county for stealing horses there, was arrested here yesterday by Under sheriff Ed Schoel. He rode the Burlington toward Cheyenne, after word reached that he had left Carpenter. Bush is believed to be part of a Goshen county horse thief gang.
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John Bush
Goshen County
Ed Schoel
Carpenter
Burlington
Cheyenne
Torrington
Sherman
Carroll
Schoel
Bush
British Seek to Raise New Loan on U S
New York January 17 Another British war loan totaling 250 million dollars will be floated in the United States by J P Morgan and company This is the third flotation including Anglo French and British loans since the war began The loan will be secured by high grade collateral in the form of five and one half per cent convertible notes 100000000 to mature in one year the remainder in two years A country wide syndicate is organized to offer the notes.
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New York
United States
J. P. Morgan and Company
Redmond’s Daughter Dies in New York
Mrs Be thel Redmond Power eldest daughter of John E Redmond the Irish leader died yesterday in a New York hospital after a short illness.
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Redmond
New York
Bethel Redmond Power
John E. Redmond
Both Dakota Houses Pass Suffrage Measures
In Bismarck North Dakota on January 17 the house approved limited woman suffrage allowing voting on all offices except constitutional ones by 88 to 20 and a concurrent resolution for a constitutional suffrage amendment passed 88 to 21. Both measures had cleared the senate last week.
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Bismarck
N. D
House
Senate
Wyoming Senate bills propose various public works and governance changes
Senate files target insurance premiums water rights irrigation and dam projects. create Iron County representation. adjust district court water judgments. authorize water for irrigation. set permit timelines. enact dam plans. protect bridge owners. and consider adopting a state flag and state flower with committee referrals.
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Senate
Sibley
Iron County
Com
Wyoming
Daley
Wyoming House Bills In House Of Representatives
A list of bills introduced in the Wyoming legislature with sponsors and committee referrals. Topics include regulation of fresh meat sales, bond costs, deputy county clerks salaries, interest rates on public money, indemnity for diseased horses, district court definitions, anti solicitation laws, nonpartisan school and state education superintendents election, labor statistics, county assessors meetings, and osteopathy practice regulation.
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Wyoming
State Board of Health
Holdredge
Branum
Kephart
Millis
Marion P. Wheeler
Cesper
Morrow
Third Judicial District
State of
Judiciary
Spencer
Meeks
Cummings
Hoffman
Office of Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Neville
Booth
Establishing State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Creates and establishes a state board of osteopathic examinees defining its powers and duties, provides for the examination and licensing of osteopathic physicians, sets penalties for violations, and repeals conflicting acts. Referred to Committee on sanitary and medical affairs.
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State Board of Osteopathic Examine
Tramp Victim of Brutal Attack Near Railroad Yard
The injured tramp remains under care after a severe beating by a brakeman. He leaves behind a wife and brother Scott Alien, a Union Pacific conductor who went to Kimball to claim the body. The deceased resided at 65 uniformly and will be moved to that address for burial.
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Scott Alien
Union Pacific
Kimball
Dance Night With Kopalds Orchestra
Thursday night January 8 through January 11 mark suitable dates for a dance featuring Kopalds six piece orchestra performing at Elk. The notice invites attendees to enjoy the live music and dancing in a local venue.
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E. S. Johnston Grocery Co
California
Griffin & Shelley
Queen
Kings River
Stella
Richelieu
Sayb
Peterson
Emma T. Brooks
DRAD
Col
Cody
Sunset
Kentucky
Naval Com
Parish House
U. S
Dakota
Olds
Eocliva
U.S
Brandier Kincaid & Company
Tramp
Light Fuel and Power Co
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