Census extended five days to finish Cheyenne tally
City census workers in Cheyenne receive a five day extension to complete the local enumeration. Residents who have not yet been counted are urged to report at the office of C Winer, 1614 Capitol Avenue, to aid in finalizing the city’s population data and boost Cheyenne’s standing as a center of growth.
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Cheyenne
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Capito
Democratic Party Seen As Country's Hope Amid Republican Critique
Fragmented opinion pieces from the era discuss the Democratic Party as the country’s hope while accusing the Republican side of failing to oppose. The Minneapolis Tribune argues the need for check and balance to prevent despotism, criticizes party factions, and highlights the fallout from Cleveland and Cannon-Aldrich era politics.
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Democratic Party
Republichnle
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Minneapolis Tribune
Grover Cleveland
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Cleveland
Congress
Primrose, Senator Aldrich and the baseball season
A fragment from a New England essay laments Senator Aldrich’s fixation on finance over art and nature. It critiques his neglect of spring, poetry, and human feeling in favor of currency and rates, contrasting him with a bygone era of broader cultural awareness.
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Selson
Aldirleoh
The Dream and Deed in a Soldier’s Tale
The poem contrasts Dream and Deed as forces shaping heroism and achievement. It references sacred and public figures, from Nazarene imagery to Calgary, and crowns the Deed as the practical force that fulfills the Dream, with the author James C. McNally noting Progress Magazine.
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Calgary
James C. McNally
Progress Magazine
These Baseball Games All Summer Do They Continue
The fragment asks in querulous tone whether baseball games persist through the summer, depicting a narrator obsessed with the season’s duration and seeking certainty about ongoing games. The language reflects a wary, observational mood on a fresh aging day.
City Briefs and Notices from Local District Court
Mrs Glafcke the florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work. Catherine Hormback granted a divorce from James Hornback by Judge Matson. Thomas arrested for morphine habit. fined and ordered to leave the city within 24 hours. James A Johnson, 29, dies of consumption. funeral Monday at 2 30 from A M E church. Ninth Cavalry band to play at Fort Russell. Mrs Mary White injured by cabinet top at 1816 Seymore. Iron lamp post installed in front of Pierce Salt Cloak Co store. New Era Realty Co Incorporates with 150 000 capital. State house phones out after electric wire contact with sylaphone lines. State ghost tours state offices paying salaries. Marriage license issued to Bart and Ming Myrlie A Biting of Torrington.
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Jas. A. Johnson
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Fort Russell
Pierce Salt & Cloak Co
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne Licht, Puel, & Power Co
New Era Realty Co
State House
Cipost
Eee Etate Board of Charities
Fiir Commission
Barty
Ming Myrile A. Biting
Ett of
Torrington
Two Farmers Face Petit Larceny Charges in County Court
Harry Forspee and John O'Nie pleaded not guilty yesterday as Judge Matson presided over the county court session. A second defendant faced grand larceny allegations and was remanded for sentencing Monday.
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Harry Forspee
Jonn O'Nie
Tudge Matson
Adverse Evidence in Hyde Case Threatens Verdict
Court hears letters and expert testimony on the death of Chrisman Swope. Dr Hektoen describes autopsy findings suggesting non natural causes and notes typhoid symptoms with convulsions and poisoning implications. Paxton and Swope papers are discussed amid ongoing examination of the case.
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Hoktoen Anid
John G. Paxton
Tom Swope
Margaret Swope
Swope
Dr. Hektoon
Kansas City
Chrieman Swope
Mr. Atwood
Chrisman Swope
Dr. Hektoen
Hecktoen
Thomas H. Swope
Cheyenne Gun Incident Leaves Family in Turmoil
Police say Julius Hudson blameless in the dispute while his wife faces charges after a violent incident. The mother plans to depart Cheyenne and Julius is expected to be released once she leaves, as authorities decide she will not threaten further.
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Mrs. Hudson
Cheyenne
Julins
Roosevelt Welcomed Warmly by The Hague Crowd
The Hague on April 20 celebrated with Col on Roosevelts visit and Princess Juliana’s first birthday. Daisies, orange and white ribbons marked the welcome as crowds cheerfuly followed the Roosevelt party to the royal palace. He expressed surprise at the level of enthusiasm for the European trip.
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Hague
Roosevelt
Juliana
Julianna
Banu
Royal Palace
Ayilur Beaupre
Rotterdam
Leavitt's Loose Tongue Continues To Wag
Columbus dispatch. April 30. Jim H Leavitt arrives at Fairview to paint Bryan portrait. Ruth Bryan visits wearing white flower and asks when they will leave. An interview with Aryan reveals talk of marriage and interference by a messenger.
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Ohio
Jim H. Leavitt
Fairview
Bryan
Ruth Bryan
Tam
Aryan
Ryth
Bryis
Gows
Flag to Flag Auto Race Called Off
The endurance auto race from Denver to the City of Meakto has been canceled. Poor weather and rough conditions caused officials to halt the event.
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Denver
Uwnrer
Meakto
Cutrauis
Glidden Flag-to-Flag Contest Postponed Over Travel Hurdles
G A Wallgreen funded trophy sponsor delays next year's event due to hotel shortages in Mexico and needed Pullman service. Manufacturers shift focus to the Southwest, prompting postponement as nine firms enter and a route through the region is planned.
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Denver
Mexico
Pullman
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