Fort Fetterman to Be Abandoned and Fort Sanders Break Up
Advices report orders to dismantle Fort Fetterman and move stores to Fort Washakie and Fort McKinney. Fort Sanders to be broken up earlier than expected. Rumor swirls that 4th infantry headquarters may move to Fort Russell, making it a central supply post with bands and Companies B and I, boosting rail-linked westward logistics. Fort Russell could gain permanence and deny nearby Laramie City relevant officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fetterman
Washakie
McKinney
Fort Sanders
4Th Infantry
Fort Russell
Laramie City
Amen Beliefs And Daily Hints From A London Editor
This piece explains the Hebrew origin and meaning of Amen, its Christian adoption across languages, and its use as a firm utterance in prayers. It then offers practical advice about resisting favors, embracing self-reliance, and a rainy day scrap-book craft for children, followed by a London editor’s swimming tips and assorted ads for health products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Cruden
Webster
London
Origin of Croquet Traced to Persia and Polo History
The article traces croquet to Persia in the eighth century from polo via chugan, noting the evolution of mallet and bent staff as early playing implements. It connects horseback ball games to the later on foot versions and outlines gradual substitutions from hand to club and from staff to croquet equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Hus
East
Europe
Preventive Care for Orchard Trees In Winter
Many fruit trees die each year from neglect and winter sun damage. Rabbits also destroy young trees, and thawing sun in late winter can crack bark when followed by cold snaps. Use straw board or bark to insulate and mark trees so the north side remains north when planted to protect them.
A Simple Night Clock by Oil Level Dial
A tall narrow oil vessel with a wick at the bottom marks time as it burns. The dial begins at VII with the level rising to VIII after one hour, showing a regular, visible indication of time via the oil level and a reflecting setup.
European tour for CAPER SAUCE Fred Douglass
CAPER SAUCE announces an extended Europe tour, touching on public affairs, literary notes, and social curiosities. The item references Emerson’s early writings, a talk on happiness, a bank of quirky anecdotes, and a push to subscribe to the Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglass
Washington
Europe
Emerson
Socrates
Lynn
Henry GC. Ball
United States
Havana
Philadelphia
San Francisco
John M. Corse
Chicago
New York
Frances McNeil
Winchester
Mass
Scott County
Missouri
N. G. Studor
Singapore
India
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
New York Tribune
Indianapolis Times
J. H. Glover
Wall and Broad Streets
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Diemanstled Bitterman
Furt Sanders
Ness Shure
Bose
Dare & Collins
M. L. Nutting
Miss Davenport
Lotta
Miss Abbott
Castle Garden
Prince Leopold
Packer
Guacors
Cerman
St. Jacobs Orn
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
Justin Fy
Fulton
Brooklyn
P. A. Westervelt
M. D
Nashyville
Mra. S
McCord
Tron
Paevu
P. O
Pond’'S Extract Co
14Th St
SanFord
Broadway
N. Y
Von
ADYE
Pata
Dr. Dye
Valpatg Belt CO
Marshall, Mich
Kinsey & Co
Wool Commission Merchants
Wat
Mirth Ave
Ill
Rikers
Hattie & Hank
Solo
Crockery
Chickering & Son
Steinway & Son
J. & C. Fisher, Hardman, Wheelock, Mason & Hamlin
Sewing Machine Department
the White
Howe
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Marks&myers
Oolitt
Wyorvic
Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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