Wyoming News Roundup Mixed With City Notes
A volatile mix of items including Wyoming penitentiary inmate count, Cheyenne and Denver rail fares restored to seven dollars, Deadwood banking gold flows, and a Deadwood shooting. Reports on Murrin’s Cheyenne trade presence, Compton mail theft arrest in Columbus, deputy marshal travels, and Red Cloud Spotted Tail treaty talk. Also notes on marriage licenses, anonymous letters policy, and Union Pacific officials.
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District Court
Denver Pacific
Colorado Central
Cheyenne
Denver
Salsbury
Webb
Deadwood Enterprise
House of L. Murrin
John G. Compton
Columbus
Nebraska
Omaha
W. R. Schnitger
Fort Benton
Montana
Missouri
New York
Washington
Deadwood
Murray
Butler
Colorado
Wyoming
William
Black Hills
Wisconsin
Washington Territory
Frank Hunter
Frank
Camp Carlin
Murrin
Paul Vandervoort
Union Pacific Railway Users
Vhce
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfield
Mass
Grand Army
Schurd
Red Cloud
About that child in another chapter of the Kann case
The Kann custody dispute resurfaces as Adolph Kann and Mary Ann Kann are linked to an ongoing desertion saga. Mary Ann allegedly abducted their child, traveling from Cheyenne to Deadwood and Trinidad then on to Denver with the child, while Adolph pursued and reclaimed the offspring in Fitchville before returning to Denver. Fourteen Arrapahob scouts join muster rolls. A contract train containing 500000 pounds of public property heads to camp, with Munson’s Ninth Infantry escorting the train.
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Cheyenne
Adolph
Deadwood
Mrs. K
Adolphros
Mary Ann
George Brown
Trinidad
Colorado
Brown
el Moro
Hatcher
MaryAnn
Denver
Rio Grande Road
Fitchville
Eni
Port McKinney
Merritt
Fort Laramie
Gapt
Munson
Ninth Infantry
Denver Browns Defeat Cheyenne Reds In Scrub Baseball Clash
On a Saturday afternoon at the Reds grounds the Denver Browns defeated the Cheyenne Reds ten to eleven in a seven inning game. The Browns scored five in the first, one in the third and fifth, and three in the seventh while being blanked in the second, fourth, sixth, eighth and ninth. The Reds managed one in the third sixth and ninth and six in the seventh and two in the eighth, with the final tally eleven. Spectators filled the stands and reactions grew as the score tightened. The Reds showed effort but remained a scrub nine and expect better with practice and changes. the Browns played near error free and looked stronger for a future meeting when visiting Salt Lake City.
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Denver Browns
Cheyenne Reds
Reds
Browns
Missouri
Salt Lake
Army Intelligence Reports Little Missouri Camp Site
Gen Bradley's expedition reached the Little Missouri river and established a temporary camp near the forks on the site of numerous Indian villages. A permanent camp is planned a few miles away, about 235 miles from Fort Laramie and 70 miles from Deadwood. Officers praise the valley for summer camp amenities with ample water grass and wood.
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Deadwood
Bannock Chief Buffalo Horn Leader of Bannocks
Buffalo Horn, the Bannocks’ present leader, is well known across the region between the Sierra Nevada and Missouri River, the Pacific rail, and Canada. A half breed, he has long sided with whites and served as Crook’s chief scout in the Black Hills campaign, feared for his bold tactics and readiness to fight. He is unlikely to surrender until compelled.
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Buffalo Horn
Alli
Regson
Sierra
Névadas
Missouri River
Pacific Railroad
Dominion of Canada
Black “Hills
Crook
Wild Bill
Jack Crawford
United States
Letter from Mrs Jenks to Anderson and Weber signed by John Sherman
The note claims firm policy backing from Gov. Hayes acquaintance and promises past obligations will be fulfilled soon after March 4 to enable the recipients to leave Louisiana if needed?
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Louisiana
Postoffice Boxes Upgraded With New Yale Installations
New Yale mail boxes placed in the postoffice after delays due to lease end. Officials say fitting them in was not convenient earlier, but the public will be pleased with the recent improvements and improved mail reception.
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Yale
Track sprint results on Ferguson street headline duel
Last night about half past eleven a group of young men raced on Ferguson street. Charles Herman and Henry Altman ran 100 yards with Altman winning. John Martin beat A Hershfield in another dash. They plan to race again on the Fourth.
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Ferguson Street
Charles Herman
Henry Altman
John Martin
A. Hershfield
Election of Officers at Allemania Lodge No 5
At a meeting last night of Allemania Lodge No 5 I O C F officers were installed by Grand officers Leopold Kabis G M M D Alt man G Marshal Pred Gerke N G Joseph Dillman V G Hans Mumn Rec T Herman Kimme John Leisge Per Sec
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Allemania Lodge No. 5
I. 0
C. F
Leopold Kabis
G. M
M. D. Altman
G. Marshal
Pred. Gerke
N. G
Joseph Dillman
Intoxicated Mule Causes Street Chaos and Arrest
A drunken mule caused a wild ride through Sixteenth Street and Eddy Street, endangering pedestrians as its rider swayed wildly. The mule’s antics led to the rider’s arrest after police caught up, illustrating the old adage never ride a tipsy mule.
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Sixteenth Street
Eddy Street
Destructive Fire Hits Deadwood Mill Sparks Resume Plans
Early today a fire destroyed Geo. F. Ingram & Co. saw mill and shingle machine in Deadwood, wiping out 1250000 feet of lumber with an estimated loss of 5000 dollars and no insurance. The firm plans to resume operations promptly.
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Deadwood
Geo. F. Ingram & Co
Leader urges readers to subscribe to mammoth weekly edition
The notice invites subscribers to sign up for the oversized weekly publication, highlighting its extensive coverage and ongoing availability. It emphasizes value and timely access to issues for loyal readers.
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Mammoth Weekly Leader
Real Estate Transfers From Union Pacific to Multiple Buyers
Union Pacific Railroad transfers property interests to B Hellmans, L C Stevens, Erasmus Nagle, John Scott, Robert H Young, A S Cae, L McLaughlin, Timothy Dyer, J W Hammond, Francis Seagrave, Mary Ann Stevens, Elijah Burkstead, Wa G Provinee, Milton Taylor, and others. Amounts range from $1.00 to $850.00 for parcels in blocks 229 324 358 368 419 424 856 864 895 and others. Deeds include warranty and undivided interests across numerous lot numbers.
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Union. Pacific Railroad Company
B. Hellmans
L. C. Stevens
Erasmus Nagle
John Scott
Robert H Young
A. S. Cae
Tol. McLaughlin
Sarah Stevens
Timothy Dyer
J. W. Hammond
Francis. Seagrave
Mary Ann Stevens
C. Stevens
Elijah Burkstead
Stevens
Wa. G. Provinee
F. Nuckolls
Milton Taylor
Road agents rob coach. Finn wounded in shootout near Deadwood
A Deadwood to Cheyenne coach was ambushed at Whoop-Up sixty five miles south of Deadwood. Four passengers robbed. Daniel Finn shot in the groin and later wounded in the face. Eighteen year old injuries slow, others wounded in leg and thigh. The coach arrives at Hay Creek later with all passengers. Authorities pursue the robbers as a reward for capture grows. Also noted is Mr Shelby's promotion to Assistant General Freight Agent of the Union Pacific.
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Hay Greek
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Smith
Finn
A. Liberman
Wm. Ward
E. P. Vining
H. H. Clark
Union Pacific Road
Instf
P.P. Shelby
Shelby
Omaha
Jack Casement
Union Pacific
Omaha transfer chief earns rapid elevation
A freight house official at the Omahas station rose through the ranks after serving as agent and chief clerk at the river port. He later became superintendent of the transfer, winning the confidence of the company and earning a swift promotion.
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Maha
Military matters and frontier notes span Convoy days
Numerous military updates include extended leaves for Lieut W C Forbush and Capt Emil Adam of the Fifth Cavalry, orders for Lieut Augur to join Fort McKinney, and a deserter to be sent to Dakota headquarters. Also reported are a court martial dismissal of Lieut E P Eckerson from Fort Rice, and local items on tax assessments, journalism retirements, and man-and-boy frontier scenes.
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W. C. Forbush
Fifth Cavalry
Emil Adam
Department of the Platte
Omaha Barracks
Jacob C. Augur
Ci C
Whidh
Bistown
Fort McKinney
Wyoming
Survey
Geo. O. Webster
Fourth Infantry
Johnsv. R. Hoff
J. E.H. Foster
Third Cavalry
Fort Fetterman
Henry. E. Noyes
Second Cavalry
Thos. Meagher
Fort Rice
Dakota Territory
Edwin P. Eckerson
Seventh Cavalry
June Weather Summary With Temperature and Wind Data
Metrological notes for June report mean barometer 30.025 inches, high 30.211, low 29.780. temperature means 68.69 degrees, max .862, min 35 percent. Monthly temperature range 619, greatest daily range .362, least . , humidity 57.9 percent with peak on the 20th and trough on the 2nd. Rain or hail on fourteen days, 1.71 inches total. Prevailing winds N W or from N, speeds listed. max velocity 28.28 mph. Clear days 14, fair 12, cloudy 4. Barometer high on 19th, low on 1st. max temp on 28th, min on 3rd. Winds strongest on land. Ad copy for Dr Luccyne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry follows with medicinal claims and pricing.
Western Remedy for Diarrhoa and Cholera Advert
This historic advertisement promotes Brown's Extract Blackberry and Ginger as a universal family remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus and infantum, urging readers to buy now to prevent sickness and avoid physician costs. It also touts Brown's Amihilious Liver Pills and Hureka Ague Pills as cures for ague, with sales through Cheyenne and the New West dealers.
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Brown
Cheyenne
New West
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Weekly Leader
Wyoming Penitentiary
Messrs
Swan Bros.will
Henry Byron
Rita
Verde
Army Intelligence
Gen. Bradley
Fort
D. A. Russell
Joseph Funk
Dakota
George A. Taylor
W. G. Provines
John C. Friend
The
Carbon News
Wheeler
Congregationals
McIntire
Lake City
Longmont
Sun
BE. A
J. H
Ed. Cuthbertson
Manitou
Union, Pacific
Hill Street
Elizabeth
Sweetwater
J W. Parker
Huntley Brothers
A. E. Bradbury
R. Higgins
Ed. M. Clark
H. R. King
Charles Slaughter
R. W. Jordan
Fort Collins
Edward Johnson
Fillmore Station
Raymond
Greeley
Bennett
Bryant
Norristown Herald
Andrew James
Medicine Bow River
Carbon
Centa
Meny
Valk Dascoy
Lasha
Luccyne
Megan Max
Seri’t Signal Service
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