Record of Cheyenne real estate syndicate formation
Prominent Fort Russell officers form a real estate syndicate in Cheyenne with $100 capital and acquire 400 acres on South Side for 50000. John K. Jeffrey to deed in Joe Pratt’s name as trustee. eight men share equal interests. Interior Co contracts for 27 cottages. other builders plan ten more houses. Denver investors arrive to buy land and set up sales offices. Dr. Appel buys residence at Seventeenth and Capitol for 11500 cash with a rising offer imminent.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
John K. Jeffrey
South Side
Jeffrey
Joe Pratt
Wyoming Colonization Society
Pratt
Sun
Appel
Maj. Whipple
Fort
Wyoming
Interior Company
J. D. Cory
JJ W. Whetsue
Portland
Ore
Ed. York
Kansas
Denver
City
George Lonsbery
George Hodges
Logan
C. D. Kelley
C.W. Bradley
Bradley
J. S. Matthews
Seventeenth and
Capitol Avenue
Matthews Completes Plans For Alerthone House And City Projects
Mr J S Matthews finished plans for the Alerthone house and they were accepted. A two story brick structure with red stone trimmings is planned. Hotel plans on the South Side show twenty four rooms and cost over 5000 dollars. He also exhibts improvements to Governor Warren residence to begin a week from Saturday. A new church for an Ogden congregation is finished and priced at 25000 dollars. A stranger from Illinois bought Cheyenne real estate worth 4200 dollars in fifteen minutes.
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J. S. Matthews
Governor Warren
Matthews
Ogden Regation
Field Likely to Remain as Pastor of First Presbyterian
Annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian church considered the pastor Rev. Mr. Field resignation. Trustees and elders were elected. A motion urged retaining Mr. Field if financial terms could be arranged, with the new board to decide feasibility and report back.
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Field
First Presbyterian Church
Marcus Ford
J. M. Davidson
Frank Lyons
E. S. N. Morgan
Gibson Clark
Charles Wilsock
J. J. Marston
Robert Williams
Morgan
Mr. Eld
New Building Association Opens Local Agency
The Columbia Building and Loan Association has established a permanent local agency with Mr. Thos. B. Adams named as the agent on the second page of the Daily Sun.
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New Building Association
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Daily Sun
Thos. B. Adams
Sale of Swan Property at Auction on Seventeenth Street
Sheriff Martin sold the Alexander H Swan residence on Seventeenth street in a subdivided auction. The lots 6 and 7 and a nine foot nine inch strip of lot 5, block 356, fetched total bids of 19 625 dollars with buyers including Dr George Hoyt H Altman C W Riner Isaac Bergman and W P Gannett.
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Swan
Martin
Alexander H. Swan
Utah
Seventeenth Street
George Hoyt
H. Altman
C. W. Riner
Isaac Bergman
W. P. Gannett
Carrolls Court hears Cheyenne case on unlawful language and weapons
City of Cheyenne vs I W Monach faced two complaints for using unlawful language at William McCoy and for carrying dangerous weapons. The matter, moved from Justice Lee to Carrolls court, prompted a venue change and a plea for a jury. Trial was set to proceed after a lengthy afternoon session and jurors were to be impanelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
I. W. Monach
William McCoy
Justice Lee
Carroll
Union Pacific Conductors Hold Session Deny Grievances
Conductors in session yesterday transacted only financial business. They deny Leader published grievances and say no information will be given to outsiders until committee reports after matters are adjusted.
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Union Pacific
Leader
Omaha
Bradley begins work to demolish old coal chutes
Contractor R. W. Bradley started yesterday morning to demolish the old coal chutes. A Union Pacific engine was roped to one end and quickly jerked the building apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bradley
Union Pacific
Inside the Cheyenne new shop complex shows vast machinery
A narrator surveys Cheyenne’s large machine shop and engine room with a monster Corliss engine, vast planers and lathes, boiler and blacksmith sections, and a foundry, noting readiness to belt to shafts and imminent use. The scene highlights tool rooms, air compressors, steam hammers, and a busy, mechanical future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Munroe
Denver
Gremmn
Cheyenne
Boiler Start Signals New Plant Expansion
The article notes the newly fired boilers going into operation in the afternoon and the tall chimney emitting smoke as the plant nears completion. It mentions an upcoming arrival of two hundred expert machinists from the east who will be brought to the site to begin work in a few days.
Cheyenne Shops Under Steam as Freight Cars Reach Repair Phase
Smoke from the new machine shop chimney meets daily in Cheyenne while freight cars on side tracks undergo light repairs before shop operations begin. Boilers tested, engine room prepped, and paint and brass fittings polished as ground work for new tracks and a freight car shop progresses toward completion.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming News Chronicles Growth and Plans Across Towns
Wyoming reports describe Sheridan awaiting Burlington and Missouri trains, Northwestern expansion into Sundance, Cheyenne as the territory’s hub, and Natrona county to hold its first county seat election on April. Lander faces coal depot issues amid depredations. Nine Crook county prisoners remain jailed with no clear spring term. New water works planned for Crawford and a tin mining push by Harney Peak with extensive dynamite and candles supplies.
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Burlington
Missouri
Sheridan
Lander
Sundance
Northwestern
Newcastle
Cheyenne
Northern
Wyoming
Cheyenne & Northern
Denver News
Douglas
China
Harney Peak Tin Mining Company
Crawford
White
Gazelle
Crook County
Natrona
Noth
Girls Will Be Girls Grandmother Gunn’s Advice
A poetic reminiscence on four little girls under Grandmother Gunn’s care. The verses trace childhood’s change as mothers sigh, young loves appear, and time passes from carefree days to wary, wiser years. Grandmother Gunn reflects on lessons learned with tender humor.
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Ant May
Jennie
Belle
Kate
Gament
Gunn
Garin
Grandmother Gunn
Beatae
Wewlands
The Lost Pocket Book and the Widow Author
A widowed writer with a sick child struggles to finish a manuscript and secure payment from publisher Mr Lawrence while fearing rent, coal, and medicine costs. Annie Roberta, once an orphan adopted by a wealthy man, bears the burden of poverty and resilience as she labors at the desk by candlelight.
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Eddie
Annie Roberta
Aera Lancaster
Ite 5
Ata
Harry Roberts
Annie
Lawrence
Roberta
Orlep
Heave
Annie Roberts
Lancasis
Stephen
Pocket Book Sparks Turnaround for Annie Roberts
Annie Roberts, impoverished mother, discovers a well filled pocket book containing her inherited fortune. A meeting with a relative reveals her uncle’s will naming her as the beneficiary, enabling a shared future with a reformed, debt-burdened suitor. The couple reconciles, and Eddie recovers, while Annie gains security and a new life.
Fragmented OCR Seeks Context for Supreme Court Timeline
The garbled text references the United States Supreme Court and a perception of time gaps or delays. It mentions years like 21001 1 and 192 years ago, with unclear numbers and phrases about waiting for judgment and patient feelings. The passage is incoherent.
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National Supreme
United States Supremee
Walt
Judgmene
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Illinois
Carroll’s Court
State News
Grand
Cebasiae
Guna
Spiris
Piri
Allon Domgoold
Detroit Free Press
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