Southern ex Confederates back in Congress after Reconstruction
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin recalls that ex Confederates returned to Congress as Reconstruction ended, noting widespread white disfranchisement and the need for ex Confederates in state and national government to represent Southern interests. Northern sentiment gradually shifted as federal troops withdrawn and former slaves gained power.
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Senator Bankhead
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Congress
The
Evening Bulletin
Confederacy
Johnson
West Virginia
North
Dinner honors Grace Kelley and Lt Frank wedding soon
Mr and Mrs Th A Morton hosted a pretty dinner at their home last evening for Miss Grace Kelley and Lieutenant Frank whose wedding will be celebrated soon. Guests included Mrs Kelley and Mr Morton family friends and others. Remarks and social updates followed with club and society notices throughout the community.
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Th. A. Morton
Grace Kelley
Lieutenant Frank
Misa Kelley
E. d. Kelley
Morton
Dir. Ratain
Robert O. Lewis
Lewis
Laird
YW. A
John Brown
J. Stubblefield
Community Event at East Lincoln Way Home
Mere M Roseboom hosts a Mystic Mase weekly gathering at her East Lincoln Way home with afternoon visiting, sewing, and light refreshments. A dutiful tea at 5 o clock marked the close of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere M. Roseboom
East Lincoln
Fox
Mara, D
Packer control seen as threat to Wyoming stockmen
Charles D. Carey warns that the big packers seek to dominate Wyoming cattle interests by pressuring Congress on the Kendrick bill. He cites packed hearings, packer lawyers, and a campaign to seize stockmen conventions to push a monopolistic agenda. He urges Wyoming cattlemen to awaken to the grave stakes ahead of the April stockmen meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carey
Congress
Charles D. Carey
Washington
Cattia
Kenrick
Wey
Seattlara
Union
Spokane
Srey
Mar
City considers but does not impose fixed closing hour
Knights of discussion fill the council chamber as commissioners review a proposed ordinance to limit store hours in the city. Merchants debate, some favor, some oppose a universal closing time. Mayor Taylor and others say no rush. merchants should decide, with closeing hour not mandated by the city.
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Gheyenne
Fd. P. Taylor
Funeral for Mrs. Ma ria J Clark Held at Barry Bricker Parlors
Funeral services for Mrs. Ma ria J Clark were held at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon at Barry Bricker Brothers parlors with U J S Stubblefield in charge. Her daughter Miss Huth Crary accompanied the body to Gunnison Colorado for interment at the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria J. Clark
Barry- Bricker Brothers
U. J. S. Stubblefield
Disturbance Fine for Athens Candy Kitchen Case
Proprieter Guy Kallas and B H James were fined 40 dollars for creating a disturbance of the peace at the Athens Candy Kitchen on Sixteenth Street. Dispute centers on claims of intoxication and a stool attack, with witnesses divided on Jones’s conduct and sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Kallas
Athens
Sixteenth Street
B H. James
Cntiaieal
Kallas
Jones
Kallan
Ford
Jack Tanssey
Hirsig
Mr. Lafontaine
Atlas Theater
Jodee Hirsig
Gem Company Store Begins Business
The Gem Garment company opens a new store at Seventeenth street with Careg Avery to host the public. An orchestra will perform and flowers given to attendees. The store showcases a complete line of attractive women’s garments with ladies’ ready-to-wear clothing as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Garment Company
Seventeenth Street
Careg Avery
Weather statistics overview for the date
The report records 6 am to 6 pm temperatures around 28 degrees, with an 80 degree mean for the date and a 24 hour rise of 10 degrees. It notes a 7:45 am low of 25 and a 9:05 am high wind of 32 mph from the north, with total precipitation since January at 1.05 inches versus normal 1.20 inches.
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Cidy
Cliy
Gidy
Billy the Circus Dog Faces Escape Plan
Billy endures captivity as the circus trains move. he longs for Nanny and plans escape after overnight travel. He weeps, regains resolve, and plots a midnight break from his cage as the noisy depot and moving train spurs him toward a next chapter tomorrow.
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Ely
Billy
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Oeleeck
Masonic Temple
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Mra. A. R. Towner
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Delphian Society
Carnegie Library
A BE. Garretson
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Harry Davis
M. Corley
W. HL. Gill
John C ‘Haplin
FH. Setuhen
Bohemian Relief Fund
Girl Scout Club
James Bagan
Georgia Hirs
Captain Leard
Mra Whfred O'Leary
Hubert N. LaFontaine
W. ¥. Staples
Miram Sepp
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Mebrary
American Preach League
Madame Guerin
France
Mabel Knight
Georgia Crary
Miss Crary
Cme
Groap
Pine Bluffa
St. John's Hospital
Plains Hotel
Gross
John Wagner
Hemibors
Divide
Gola
Wagner
Mea
Wagara
Mystic Maze
Roseboom
Big Live Stock Concern
Packers
Kendrick
M. Clark
Judge Hig
Gem Company
Billy Whiskers
Nanny
Mec
Hilly
Nanny Will
J. A. Kirkpatinge
Carey Ave
Calmet
U. S. Pood
Lak
Troy
Colorado
Denver, Colorado
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Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
West 18Th
Foown
Vendome
Fremont
Sidney E. Bartlett
Secy
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
Keystone
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