Cheyenne Watchman Feats and Local Developments
The article notes a new house rising on North Randsome Street and long trains bringing fish, with Ed Duffy resigning as assistant train despatcher and J. D. Mathews taking the post. It covers church work on the Presbyterian and Congregational associations, a cattle transfer of about 13 000 head for 250 000, and plans for oil storage by I C Brown and O L B Spoore. Snow briefly blankets Cheyenne then melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randsome Street
United States
Cheyenne
Bank
Stebbins & Post
Laramie
Westpound
Ed. Duffy
J. D. Mathews
Finnigan
Presbyterian Church
Whitcomb
Oelrichs
Gutterman
Slugh Jackson
Chase Miller
Salt Lake
JA. Woodcock
I. C. Brown
Consolidated Tank Line Company
Standard Company
Union Pacific Railway
Nineteenth Street
Aveen
O. LB. Spoore
Wyoming Exhibit Fate After Denver Exposition
Wyoming debates fate of its minerals collection after the Denver Exposition closes. The Wyoming commission will decide whether to return the exhibit to the territory, pursue a permanent or annual display, or move the pieces to New York or Europe, with the Academy of Arts and Sciences offered to care for the display if Cheyenne is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wyoming
Territory
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Hoyt
Wyoming Commission
New York
Academy of Sciences
Cheyenne
Army Personnel Orders From Forts D A Russell Laramie and Omaha
Rejoining and transfer actions for officers and recruits include First Lieutenant E B Robertson to Fort D A Russell Wyoming, recruits Patterson and Johnston assigned to troop F 5th Cavalry, leave authorizations for Second Lieutenant B A Byne and Captain D G Caldwell, detail of Fred W Foster to the general court martial at Fort Laramie, Major A B Tower pay department extended, rifle team members to be reassigned upon arrival at Fort Omaha, and confirmation of orders for C E S Wood to accompany department commander to Fort Thornburg and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Robertson
9Th Infantry
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
William Patterson
William F. Johnston
Wyoming Territory
Sth Cavalry
B. A. Byne
Bth Infantry
D. G. Caldwell
United States Army
Fred. W. Foster
5Th Cavalry
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Omaha
Neb
Leutenant C. E. 5. Wood
21St Infantry
A.D. C
Fort Thornburg
Utah
Denver Authorities Report Rise in Railroad Ticket Office Scalpers
The Denver fair's top feature is a dog show. William M. Anderson shot 7 out of 88 pigeons at Denver on Wednesday, the highest record to date. The Greeley Tribune expands for the third time since 1877 to nine columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William M. Anderson
Greeley Tribune
Change in U P management reshapes company duties
The general plan of managing the U P has prompted many minor departmental changes. Station agent T N Shanks becomes general agent with continued supervision over his previous affairs. He gains an assistant in C W Rideaway in the ticket office. Shanks will also represent Gen Supt Law and division Supt Dickinson during their city absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
T. N. Shanks
C. W. Rideaway
Mr. Shanks
Supt
Law
Dickinson
England Arises to Retort as Lions Sleep No More
An old country tale of England’s pride and endurance as it awakens to defend its realm. The poem frames England as a noble, sleeping lion mocked by others, then rising to reclaim honor and influence amid global powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Goneril
Regan
Enid
Queen Bee ruse at Green River ends in praise of Post
A Green River report recounts a con recent Democratic convention where delegates from Laramie Albany Johnson and Sweetwater counties united behind Post. The piece debunks a Sun special as fabrication and notes cheers from supporters and silence from opponents as Post accepts the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kabix
Messrs
Murrin
Coad
Farrell
Sweetwater
Uinta
Johnson County
Judge Andrews
J. C. Baird
Kabis
John J. Davis
Andrews
Baird
Ixabis
Col. Murrin
Laramie County
Post
Scott
Tie
Mr. Meldrum
Congress
Flomer
Patterson Gold Mining and Milling Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed for the Patterson Gold Mining and Milling Company. Business scope includes mining milling merchandizing ditching and more with operations planned in Wyoming and California near Tuttletown. Office to be in Cheyenne. Capital stock 750000 at 5 a share with six trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Gold Mining and Milling Company
Wyoming
Tuttletown
Tuolumne County
California
Cheyenne
Thos. S
Rogers
E. W. Cushing
Chas
I. Andrews
Jos
Lincoln
Albert Prince
Fleet Fingered Love in a Dream of Mabel
Fragmentary verse exults a beloved, with a playful tone and musical imagery. The speaker names Mabel and likens her voice to a rippling rill, evoking intimate, flirtatious mood without concrete events or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black-Eyed
Mabel
Viscountess Sees Turk Prince Harem Beauty in Odd tale
Mrs General Lew Wallace tours Prince Feramorz’s Turkish harem and describes the newest acquisition as a striking Asiatic beauty with a sensitive face and coal black eyes. Cetewayo visits the British ship Cambridge and witnesses a broadside fired by electricity, prompting thoughts on future war readiness and Anglo savage exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Feramorz
Turkey
England
Cetewayo
Iver Majesty
Cambridge
Sands for Dyspepsia Rumor Claims At Athens
Pope Barrow recalls Webb Barber curing dyspepsia by eating white sand from a branch bed. He says daily sand doses helped him and cites Judge Tenderson, Commissioner of Agriculture, as also using sand with good results, as reported by the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Barrow
Webb Barber
Athens
Breakfast Table Talk and Urban Notes Cited
A collage of quotes and short items covers fashion, public life, and events. Topics include celebrity monuments, sobriety in public figures, a Madison era wife’s fashion counsel, a craftsman’s boots, bracelets among European royals, a Paris wit exchange, plans for massive New York flat houses, Pennsylvanian railroad traffic, a Lee statue model by Alexander Doyle, a Cincinnati doctor on sun-sterilized water, Arabi Pasha and Alexandria, Scottish land agitation, Austrian reactions to riots, the Dungan leader Tian Chu, and notes on Longfellow Memorial, an opera singer's death, and Ottoman notes to Lord Dufferin.
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New York
Building Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tilbert Street
Philadelphia
Robert BE. Lee
Lee Place
New Orleans
Alexander Doyle
Cairo
Blaikie
Highlands
Scotland
Land League
Austria
Hery Tisse
Pressburg
Tian Chu
China
Russia
Lord Cranbrook
Lord Chagan
Durham
Edwin Booth
Earl of Clarendon
Robert Kane
Royal Irish Academy
Longfellow Memorial Committee
Adelide Phillips
Hot Spring
Lord Dufferin
Igypt
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Uiting India
Meekly Meader
Congregational Association
Colorado Congregational Association
Colorado Springs
Rey
A. F. Marsh
Leadville
Addison Blanchard
C. M. Sanders
Nlow
R. LT. Cross
J. L. Maile
Congregational Publishing Society
Colorado
Manitou
A. Blanchard
Ashi
Erian
Ission
Janae
Urprise
Etween
Eng
Olseleydmiral
Ved
Grhen River
Washington
John
Mrs. Churchill
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Texas
America
Journal
New Mexico
Chicago
Montana
Nebraska
Seabury & Gardner
N. O. Pica
N. Y. Sun
Madison
Rufus Hatch
Europe
Rudolph
Stephanie
Mlle
Berthe
Andre
Paul
Lerthe
Monsieur Andre
Paris
Cincinnati
Alexandria
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