Local items and notices from a June issue
The Daily Leader column reports on a Denver insurance firm dissolution, a burned stable in Goodrich & Martell, cattle shipping near, new residence bids for William Irvine, a parish church upgrade, prairie blooms, and a possible U P superintendent appointment for Bob Law. mentions arrests, judge decisions, rail incidents, and a legal picnic to Buffalo with Judge Blair and staff.
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Daily Leader
Tabor Insurance Company
Denver
Goodrich & Martell
William Irvine
Court House
District Court
Sener
Otto
Posey S. Wilson
Constable Nolan
Marks & Myers
Congregational Church
Bob? Law
U. P
Laramie Jottings Showcases Town Growth and Local Quirks
Laramie admires its green streets and growing blocks led by Holliday and the new Holiday block. Notes include rail town prosperity, river hotel life, rival papers, and a parade of visitors, officials, and cattle shipments framed in a bustling frontier city tone.
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Laramie
Magic City
W. H. Holliday
Judge Blair
Thornburg
Lowa
Gener
Wyoming
Kadlers
Barrow
Koudler
Nye
Bill Nye
St. Paul
Crow Indians Reported Between Tongue and Powder Rivers
A Union Pacific stock agent reports about three thousand Crow Indians between Tongue and Powder rivers. He warns they are insolent and killing cattle with trouble feared at any moment based on a June 25 dispatch via art McKinney Wyoming.
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Union Pacific
Samuel R. Ritchie
Art McKinney
Wyo
Tongue
Powder Rivers
A Pressing Eusagement in Snow Sheds Scene
On the westbound pass wind rain George meets a young lady acquaintance while Fred lingers with an engagement. They discuss moving to the snow sheds to see the scenery but one cannot go due to a prior engagement.
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George
Fred
Red
Anne
How Shall We Be Represented The Leaver Note Denver Exposition
The article discusses Wyoming's mineral resources and the need for proper representation at the national mining exposition in Denver. It emphasizes the importance of a firm, well understood representation of Wyoming's mineral wealth and the territorial commission is now involved.
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Denver
Wyoming
Territorial Commission
Wyoming Mineral Exhibit Urged To Attract Capitalists
The commission lacks a territorial fund and relies on voluntary subscriptions to display Wyoming's mineral wealth. Without citizen cooperation in sampling rocks the exhibit will be deficient. An extensive display serves as essential advertisement to attract capital, echoing Colorado's prosperity driven by publicity.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Park City prospects and town sale notices in Cheyenne
Diligent prospectors report new claims near North Park Miner. B W Towner and AO Bramel store hay from ranches in the Park. Patrick Bros. close to retiring from mail contracting with Rock Creek and Laramie and Teller routes for sale. An eight horse team wagon reaches Teller from Cheyenne for McGrath and Lear. City authorities begin appraising un Conveyed and unclaimed lots for public sale. Fred S Webard, law grad from Iowa, arrives in Cheyenne with family to reside here.
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North Park
B. W. Towner
AO. W. Bramel
Weller
Park City
Patrick Bros
Rock Creek
Laramie and
Hunts Singer Exhibits Mountain Lions for Sale in Town
A man named Hunt singer arrived in town yesterday with two mountain lions he had captured. He was attempting to sell them, noting their beauty behind bars but not suitable as pets or playmates around a home.
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U.S
Will Schnitger
Marshal Schnitger
Laramie
Magic City
Ames Monument
U. P. Company
Boston
Sherman
Armes
W. VL. Carroll
Huntsinger
Sunday's Filly Falters in Deep Track Board of Trade
Baldwin's filly Sunday led the Board of Trade handicap for a mile and an eighth before fatigue from the heavy track caused a drop to finish position. The race saw Day bright track, large attendance, and heavy betting as Ascender won the first race, Slanders the second, and Plunket the Green stakes with Gunner Gli more Glenarm in the running order.
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Chicago
Baldwin
Board of Trade
Ben d’Or
Day Bright
Barnes
Ascender
Pearl
Chorn
Gano
Garlow
Slanders
Anders
Barlow
Churchill
Barlew
Plunket
Gunner
Glimore
Glenarm
Train collision halts traffic near Sherman Texas
A south bound passenger train on the Missouri Pacific collided with a north bound freight near Sherman Texas. Several persons were injured cars demolished and track blocked.
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Sherman
Texas
Missouriacific
Trac
Bank embezzlement at Third National Bank tops $200000
St. Louis June 27 Bank examiner Elis believes the embezzlement by Owen at the Third National Bank will total about $200000 though the bank’s credit will not be affected.
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St. Louis
Elis
Third National Bank
Owen
Fire Disrupts Tannery and Theatres Across Several Cities
June reports note a Potter tannery in Wausau Wisconsin burned causing about 20000 dollars in loss with 9000 dollars insured. A theatre in Riga burned with no reported deaths. A boarding house fire in Manchester New Hampshire injured several residents. The ship Wild Hunter from Boston to Reyes Russia was burned at sea with cargo of cotton.
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Eire
Chicago
Wauseau
Wis
Redwing
Minn
Riga
Manchester
N. H
Memorial
Elm Streets
Mary Sullivan
Ellen Ford
Harry Jennings
Margaret McNamara
Eugene Sullivan
Pat McNamara
Paul Dame
Alice Welch
Michael Marr
Halifax
Boston
Reyes
Russia
Storm's sweep hits Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin
Tribune dispatches report a Friday night storm covering Minnesota, northern Iowa and western Wisconsin with torrents of rain. In Ellenton Dakota several small houses were demolished and depot cars overturned, while streams in southern Minnesota rose and damaged stock. Some grain fields were flattened though not seriously harmed, and reports indicate possible fatalities in southeastern Dakota and southwestern Minnesota, though unconfirmed.
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Minneapolis
Tribune
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ellenton
Dakota
Senate Acts On Blaine Eulogy Printing And Contested Elections
The Senate approved printing extra copies of Blaine's Garfield eulogy for Blaine and Mrs. Garfield. A pension measure for widows of Generals Custer and French was favored by the military committee. Strobach versus Werbert in Alabama moved to withdraw from the contest without prejudice. A resolution declared the Fourth Alabama district seat vacant and the immigration bill advanced. The House passed the immigration bill as recommended and then moved to reduce internal revenue taxes.
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Senate
Washington
Blaine
Garfield
Military Committee
Custer
French
Itouse
Strobach
Committee of Commerce
Strike Continues As Freight Handling Grows
New York June 27 freight handlers strike persists with no new developments. A union meeting reports plans to initiate over five hundred new members at the next gathering. Rail freight remains stagnant while steamboat lines see busy activity. Jersey City reports similar conditions with some westward movement aided by clerks. Berlin June 27 minister of interior resigns amid emperor's safety concerns and revived political police. Edwin Booth shines in London as Richelieu.
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New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Company
Berlin
Gnatier
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James VP. Campbell
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Fort Collins Express
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Buffalo
Johnson County
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Meldram
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Jack Meldrum
Parks
Illinois
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Mas
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Colonel Hooker
Salt Lake
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Boswell
No. 3
Will Sebinger
United States
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James Dater
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Dr. Barkwell
Carr
L. ©. Stevens
J. H. Klymer
Omaha
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Rock Island
J. M. Edgar
Maggie T. Y. Mobley
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Grand Island Independent
Major McLaughlin
Camp Douglas
B. Graham
Clara Graham
Mr. Bassett
Forts Robinson
Nebraska
J. 5. Snow
Green River
Austinburg
Ohio
George Garrett
Jeffrey
Fort Collings
Durant’s
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Durants
Express
Will Visscher
Vescelius’ Grove
Utes
Longmont
Collins Club
Bonn
Willie Hays
Lrapur
Eyunster
Dater Bros
Evans & Haas
Balch & Bacon
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Membino Gift
Special Pen
Treabies
Sammuel R
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Cheyenne
Iowa State University
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Lockwood
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