Railroad Timetable from Union Pacific and Denver Pacific
The timetable lists Union Pacific arrivals from the east and departures west for passenger mixed and freight services with times such as 1 20 p m and 8 20 p m and 10 p m and 2 20 p m. It also notes arrivals from the west and departures south for Denver Pacific services with passenger and freight times. It states Union Pacific time is 35 minutes faster than city time.
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Union Pacific Railroad
DEPAR
Denver Pacific
P.m
U.P
Vals Sand
Si.m
Western Mil
Omaha
Western Malls
Eastern Malls
Denver Pacific Railway
Denver and Southern Malls
Erst
West
Denver
Col
Way
Denver Pacific RW
Batts Mails
War-Path Waifs Arrive at Old Fort Reno for Crook Expedition
About one hundred Shoshone and Bannack companions to Gen. Crook reach Old Fort Reno on Oct 27 under Maj. Thos Cosgrove, enlisted for three months with a full cavalry style command. A separate note reports a Thanksgiving proclamation by Acting Governor George W. French dated November 20 1876.
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Crook
Powder River
Old Fort Reno
Thos, Cosgrove
United States Service
Ocer
Shakie
Cheyenne
A. D
U. S
George W. French
Sitting Bull Likely to Flee North After Harassment
The article notes about 2000 Indians remain with Sitting Bull, possibly heading north rather than confronting Gen. Crook. It is believed Crook has sufficient force to oppose hostiles, and Sitting Bull is unlikely to fight again as losses and desertions push him northward away from the Agencies.
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Ous
Sitting Bull
Crook
No Holdee Em
Two oclock Sunday on Ferguson street a runaway buggy with a Chinaman driver caused a crowd to rush to the scene. The vehicle crashed into a sidewalk while the team and buggy rolled into Thorpe's stable. the rider escaped with a few oaths as he sat up and adjusted his loosened pigtail.
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Ferguson Street
16Th
Ferguson
Thorpe
John
Uncontrolled Team Bolts Driver in Chinatown Tragedy
A bystander reports a Mangolian driven by a novice rigger sent the Chinaman to the stable with a team of spirited horses. The horses bolted, injuring John in the street as the buggy, a fine vehicle, was wrecked. The driver limped away, unsure of his own injuries.
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John
A Tricky Tramp Buys Oysters With Missing Treasure Tale
A tramp enters Oyster Bay and schemes to trade a supposed treasure for food. The Boss entertains the ruse by serving oysters and delicacies in a back room. When paid with three nickels, the tramp reveals the trick and makes a swift exit toward Omaha via the railroad.
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Ife
Oyster Bay
Frisco
Bed Rock
Jand
Lake Minnehaha
Omaha
Mountain deer reported plentiful in western ranges
Fragmentary labor and fashion notes mix with local notices. The piece mentions deer in the mountains west of the area and various social quips including fashion shifts and poems about snow. It also references local residents, a post office location, and a last line reflecting bleak mood in a fragmented style.
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Florida
Louisiana
Tilden
Hendricks
Mud-Pie Conflict Ends Longtime Neighborhood Peace
The Laramie area prints a tale of two rival families, the Raphertys and MaGilders, whose mud-pie play led to a fistful of kitchenware clashes. Mrs Rapherty and Mrs MaGilder fought with washboards, dusters, and pillows until neighbors intervened, ending their cordial ties and leaving surgeons busier than ever.
A Sad Case Near U P Round House
A man named John Welsh was found near a coal pile at the U P round house in a stupor, possibly from cold or drugs. He was taken to the county hospital where a physician was summoned but no relief was given. Stimulating measures were tried, he gasped for water, and his feet showed frost. He remains unconscious with convulsions, and may die without prompt care.
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Marshal Slaughter
Laramie
Briny
Ropherty
Mr. Cowhick
Deadwood
Lord’s Vineyard
L. Puttyhead Richardson
Inter-Ocean
Denver Tribune
L. Puttyhead
E. M. Travis
St. Louis
John A. Jacks
Cheyenne
Sweety
Wheeler & Wilson
Howe
Singer
John A. Fyer
John Welsh
U. P. Round House
Talbot
Superb Scenic Progress By McDaniels Art Team
Scenic artist My A M Campbell shows mastery with six finished scenes and six more in progress. He plans nightly additions aligned to acts and addressed the crowd with modest remarks confirming his skill with words as well as brush.
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McDaniels
M. Campbell
Myr
Campbell
German Band Gives First City Concert at McDaniels Theatre
The famed German Military Band opened in the city at McDaniels' Dramatic theatre Tuesday night with a large attentive audience applauding throughout. Notable pieces included were performed with evident appreciation and praised by all.
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McDaniels
New Dramatic Theatre
Schmass
Chicago Tribune
McCormick’s Hall
Carl Beck
Meyerbeer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Milwaukee Sentinel
Thomas
Beck
Mayerbeer
Dot Leedle Cherman
McDaniels’ Dramatic Theatre
Laramie Chronicle Cackle Highlights Local Happenings
The itemizes oddities from Laramie area in a feisty news roundup. Updates include the Odd Fellows building nearing occupancy, Sheriff Brophy gathering $40,000 tax money, Captain Frye completing a bridge at LeRoy’s, and the Rock Springs Expose received. Also notes on the reorganization of the Laramie silver cornet band and weather, plus court activity and obituaries pricing.
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Frye
Laramie
LeRoy’s
Rock Springs
Chronicle
Messrs. Ellsworth & Co
Laramie Silver
Laramie County
Ben Holladay
Overland
New York
Peru
Crook's Command Moves To Old Fort Reno Cantonment
Troops forming Crook's Powder River expedition move from Medicine Bow and Fort Laramie to Old Fort Reno. Units include Twenty third Infantry with Capt. George M. Randall and Lt. W. P. Clarke, Fifth Cavalry, Fourth Cavalry, Third Cavalry, and various artillery and infantry companies in the planned escort and support列.
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Powder River
Old Fort Reno
Twenty Third Infantry
Medicine Bow
Fort Laramie
George Crook
U.S. A
John G. Bourke
Third Cavalry
Walters. Schuyler
Fifth Cavalry
C. If. Rockwell
John V. Furey
J. R. Gibson
George M. Randall
Twenty-third Infantry
W. P. Clarke
Second Cavalry
Ronald §. Mackenzie
Fourth Cavalry
Jos
HW. Dorst
Gan’s
Crook
Russell
Wessell
Forth
Fifth
Richard I, Dodge
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Conway
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B. C. Clark
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Yankton
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Cheyenne Bible Society
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Cowhick
McCandish
Judge Slaughter
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Sanders
Warren
Moran
Medine Uty
Fort Fetterman
L. B. Joseph
Tum Lhapter Block
Fifth Cavalrymen
Kansas
D. P
George Stimpson
Herr Beck
Thirty-fourth Regiment
Conservatory of Music At
Leipzig
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Rapherty
Teddy McGilder
Patsy Rapherty
Mrs. MaGilder
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Patsy
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Biddy
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Crater
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Laramie Chronicle
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Brophy
Laramie Sentinel
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District of Columbia
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