Chicago Girl Released to Wed Crow Indian Suitor
A 19 year old Chicago girl Mian Madeline Sullivan released from custody after her parents failed to move promptly to Sheridan. She intends to marry Plenty Hawk a Crow buck 40 year old widower with five or six children. He is a large man 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 300 pounds.
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Sheridan
Madeline Sullivan
Chicago
Plenty Hawk
Lodge Grass
Mont
Miss Sullivan
Sullivan
Crow Agency
Efti
Wyoming
Noted Shootings and Family Troubles Sweep Through Jackson Hole
A man shot his partner with a revolver then was slain by Sheriff Johnson. The murdered woman, 23, left two children. The Chandlers had moved from Cleveland where a divorce occurred and one child was kidnapped. In Jackson, a massive slide on January 25 blocked Teton Pass, threatening freighters until it slid away, killing Owen Curtis’s team and leaving others stranded with narrow escapes.
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Gheriff Johnson
Chandlers
Cleveland
Chandler
Lander
Paul
Jackson
Teton Para
Jackson Hole
Owen Curtis
Victor
Albany County and Intermountain Fair elect new officers
New officers of the Albany County and Intermountain Fair association were elected by the board of trustees. J B Atherly serves as president Peter Smart as vice president Lawra T Holliday as secretary and George F E Phillips as treasurer. The ninth annual fair is set for September 21 22 and 25 1811. The new officers will begin organizing an expanded fall event.
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Laramie
Albany County and Intermountain Fair Association
Atherly
Peter Smart
Lawra T. Holliday
George FE. Phillips
Lovell Prospering as New Water System Goes Online
Lovell reports strong optimism after selling school bonds at a premium and turning over a new water system to the city. Talks begin to supply Cowley with Lovell water. Next week Judge Parmelee will hear last cases in Basin Big Horn County as Park County forms its own government and handles legal business.
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Lovell
Itolala
Cowley
Cody
Sansth
Basin
Big Horm
Tudge Parmelee
Park Courtly
State Briefs Denver Wyoming visitors and Jackson wind damage
Denver reports hotel registers including C G Maurer and family at the Albany and Ralph Kimball of Lander at the Metropole. Jackson notes a 100 line switch board purchased for Jackson Valley Telephone. Burglars looted Meyer Race Dry Goods in Jaramie but left without items. Frontier grounds sheds in Jackson destroyed by high wind. Deaths listed for Sheridan John Phillips and infant of Linns. births to Miller and Anderson families.
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Denver
Meyer @ Raise Dry Gooda company
Jackson —Severa Ama
New York Charity Aims to Raise Milk Fund for Infants
Plans by the infant mortality relief committee target a $900000 yearly milk fund for sixty depots with physicians and collectors in attendance. Dr Godfrey R Piesek chairs the effort with Mrs J Bordenbar ran as vice chair and Marshall I Warings as treasurer. More than forty thousand cash appeals will be sent with letters signed by Mrs Harrimee.
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New York
Godfrey R. Piesek
J. Bordenbarran
Marshall I. Waringreasurer
Harrimee
Fed
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as fast relief for indigestion and sour stomach. A single dose claimed to digest food, end belching and nausea, with relief in five to ten minutes and a large 50 cent case available at drug stores. Also notes a Macabees ladies meeting at O P Hall on January 26 with G P Knight inviting members.
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Pape
Ladies of Macabees
O. P. Hall
Ma. G. P. Knight
Czar Nicholas Blesses Waters of Sacred Neva
In St Petersburg Emperor Nicholas attended the annual blessing of the Neva waters today, a first since the 1905 danger when the Roman family faced a rain of grapeshot misfired as a saluting charge. The Empress Dowager attended in place of the ailing dowager.
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Czar
Nicholas
Neva
St. Petersburg
Nicholag
Cold Remedy Ad Names Mill and Grove Signature
An advertisement promotes a cold cure claiming headache relief from a laxative formula. It references Quintas and W Grove with a call to seek the manufacturer’s signature and name recognition.
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W. Grove
Morganising Chicago industries draws western interest
A Wyoming reader comments on a January 4 article about Morgan interests shaping Chicago industry. The writer praises Morgan's influence on finance and questions Central Bank control, urging western producers to resist Wall Street pressure and packers to avoid Morgantizing the industry.
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Chicago
Denver
Colo
State Leader
Cheyenne
Wyo
West
Morgan
Insurance and Trust
New York City
Central Bank
New York
Mr. Morgan
Steel Company
Natitude of Steel and Iron
Gary
Wall Street
Reform trends reach Nevada with bans on cigarettes and easier divorce
Reno reports Nevada legislature moves to bar cigarettes and loosen divorce access while woman suffrage gains support. Carson City aims to pass anti cigarette measures and direct the ballot to women. Utah may become a staging ground for shifting divorce work as lobbyists push reform.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Carson City
Fiehla
Utah
L. B. Wier
Skaneateles Woman Passes at Century Mark
Syracuse N Y January 26 Mia Ann Lydon aged 100 died in Skaneateles where she had lived over fifty years. She immigrated from England to this county in 1842.
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Syracuse
Ann Liydon
Skaneateles
England
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Mire Kitty Chandler
Patrick Kane
Clem Chandler
Robert Sloss
Success Magazine
Express
Charles Samuel Tater
Aladdin and the Tenement Trust
By John Kendrick Bangs
Michael Williams
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Sheridan John Phillips
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Deojamin Linn
Kirths
Reaver Creerk
Archie Miller
Union
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Will Anderson
Mar Schailner de
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Harrington
Noplok
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Sherman Cu
Collier's White Lead
Sherman Ca
Gleason Mercantile Company
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