Artestian wells urged to purify Cheyenne water supply
In Cheyenne the Old Timer presses sinking artesian wells to provide drinking water during pollution and the school term start. Citizens weigh cost estimates of 300 to 500 dollars per well and potential central locations for public health water relief.
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Cheyenne
Kexlan
Gurre
Wade
Yorhassell
Eystal Lake
Lusteroulme
Simone
Johnson
Gerocude
Akes
Berens
Oriestan
Aimee
Proposal for Artesian Wells to Supply Cheyenne
The article urges Cheyenne to drill artesian wells at key sites including the poor farm court house railroad depots and capitol grounds to secure a steady water supply. It recalls a successful well at the poor farm that yields gallons daily and argues additional wells would ease irrigation and domestic needs, especially if new hotels or railroads tap in.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Court House
Capitol Commission
Capitol
Artestan Walter
Thomas Heaney
A. D. Kelley
the Tribune
Carstal
Parka
Falivos
Hot Weather Tragedy Poem
A humorous poem from the New York World depicts a man overwhelmed by heat and ice cream. A learned adviser warns that ice cream is dangerous, sparking a comic exchange about water, doom, and the heat. The tale ends with the man shouting he must die and fanning himself.
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Ricky
Paul Weat
New York World
A LAUGH Tastes of Those New Yorkers
Henri Kruger of the defunct Cafe de Opera recalls his failed venture in New York and his plans to return to Europe. He notes New York’s distinctive flavors and memories of a bustling era ending in a fortune amassed before moving on.
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Henri Kruger
Cafe de Opera
New York
Europe
Poquitar
New Ys
Gao Judee
San Franchotel
Walter
World traveling dog sails lone from Brooklyn to prove route
A dachshund named Meinrich, famed as einié, travels aboard the Fremantle bound for Australia to circle the globe. Gerald Lawrence, his owner and export merchant of Francisco, bids him farewell in South Brooklyn as the ship departs.
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New York
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Einié
Gerald Lawrence
Francisco
Fremantle
Brooklyn
Globe
California
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Ton Tere
Calcutta
Mr. Lawrence
Frisco
Jas
Flood Devastates Barrow Canyon and City
A flood caused by heavy rainfall swept through Barrow canyons and into the city at night. Property losses near $20,000 were reported, affecting Daniel Murphy and Mary Baker and other residents. The storm delivered more than two and a half inches of rain, triggering a massive rush of water and widespread damage.
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Bixboo Pridnyster Hoon
Daniel Murley
Mary Baker
Barrow
Plans Line Heading for Steamboat Springs
Laramis Wyoming July 23 Isaac Van Horn of Boston the fimahelst head of the Laramis Marin's Perk Pacific railway was here today and said the line will be extended from Max park via Walden to Steamboat Springs Colorado to compete with the Moffat line.
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Laramis
Wyo
Isaac van Horn
Boston
Fimahelst
Marin
Perk & Pacific Railway
Max Park
Wyoming
Walden
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Moffat
Hearst Papers Targeted by Western Federation Resolution
The Western Federation of Miners passed a resolution declaring Hearst papers unfriendly to organized labor. The measure aims to avoid anti boycott prosecutions. A closing line mentions Witch Hazel Gold Cream sold by Palace Pharmacy.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miner Today
William Randolph Hearst
Palace Pharmacy
Breakfast Beans Spark Courtroom Banter
The Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a judge and diners debating breakfast beans with a humorous exchange. A character mentions coming from Athony and a claim about serving beans three tubes a day, reflecting a satirical or colloquial style.
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Gian
Athony
Detroit Free Press
Women charm rattlesnake with hymn at Vale ranch
At the Vale ranch in Gan Bernardina California on July 23 Mrs F P Dunlap Mrs Harry Allison and Mrs W A Vale seated on a lounge Heard a rattlesnake emerge from beneath a cushion Mrs Dunlap whispered let us sing They began humming Nearer My God to Thee The snake paused then the women moved away and later killed the reptile with clubs indicating they felt the music calmed it rather than frightened it.
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Gan. Bernardina
Calif
Vale Ranch
F. P. Dunlap
Harry Alison
W. A. Vale
Man Flung Through Drain Pipe on Gatun Dam
Laborer at Gatun dam in the Panama Canal system was blown into a twenty inch drain pipe by high water pressure. Joan Antolin was hurled 860 feet inside the pipe before surfacing. companions reached the outlet too late to aid him.
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Washington
High Presure
Gatun
Panamayana
Antolin
Opium Seizure at Restaurant Raids Noted
Authorities raid a restaurant finding fifty pounds of opium concealed in a bolted setup among leaves. Hong Kotng, owner of the restaurant, was held for examination.
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Hong Kotng
DROWNED BY FLOOD AT BISRUE ARIS AUCHY
Two persons were drowned and forty houses were swept away as floodwaters surged through Bisrue Aris Auchy on August 23. Rescue teams battled rising waters and searched for missing residents amid widespread damage.
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Risise
Aris
Auchy
Cats rounded up at Washington Market in summer purge
New York reporters describe a midnight chase as 200 market cats were trapped and placed in baskets for disposal by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Market workers police and vendors helped clear the wild felines amid renovation works.
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New York
Washington
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Africa
Passed Away Mrs Clark of Cheyenne Area
Mrs M A Clark a longtime resident died yesterday at 5 pm at her daughter Mrs A Christensen home after a yearlong illness. Survived by five sons Sidney Cheyenne Albert Hazlewood Wash Clarence Rawlins Bush Ninot Cole and Fulford Horse Creek. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Albert
Hazlewood
Wash
Clarence
Rawlins
Bush
Ninot, Cole
Fulford
Horse Creek
Funeral notice for Albert Clark with age and birthplace
A funeral is planned for Albert Clark who died in Chiseliy ten years ago. Mrs. Clark is identified as the widow and is 73 years old. He was born in New York.
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Ception
Albert
Clark
New York
O Weband
Chiseliy
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