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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1890
Page
1
Shoppers race to take advantage of dwindling offers at S Kellner store as bargains near end of sale period. Early crowds flock to discounts on selected goods, with staff urging quick decisions before final hours.
In a few days I begin packing for my new Salt Lake City store and will sell my entire stock at loss. Large stock of winter and spring cloaks wraps jackets and broad assortment of linens laces embroideries undergarments dress goods silks satins hosiery gloves and more. The store will close as packing begins and prices will be unbeatable.
The Sun publishes the amended Wyoming state bill, aiming for quick passage. It outlines statehood, boundaries, representation, school land grants, and federal alignment, detailing territorial debts, land grants, and judicial structure upon admission.
A Nevada blizzard崙storm rages at Lake Tahoe destroying small craft and damaging wharves and houses. A severe hurricane hits Northern Texas with the Gainesville masonry hall and courthouse wrecked, Sante Fe depot and twenty buildings blown down. No fatalities but several injured.
Andrew Carnegie hosted a lavish dinner at the Arlington hotel in Washington on February 25 for the president, cabinet, and delegates and officers of the international marine conference. It was described as the most elegant event of its kind in the city.
Senator Ragan introduced a bill proposing a general reservoir system to irrigate arid western lands. The measure aims to organize water storage, management, and distribution to support western agriculture and settlement.
Prescott reports Sheriff ONeill describes widespread devastation along the Hassayampa after the dam breach. A partial drowned list includes Hannah McCarthy Joe Reynolds George Ebbetts and many laborers with more missing. total losses likely between fifty and sixty lives as search continues.
Evansville Ind Feb 25 The Nashville and Chicago fast mail on the Evansville and Terre Haute road hit a washed out bridge over Kelco creek last night The engine and tender went through and two cars derailed Engineer Lyons and Fireman Bowden are missing and believed under the engine The conductor and two passengers were slightly hurt.
The Lake Front park in Cicaco is near certainty as the world's fair site per the Chicago sub committee. A plan would widen it from 0 to 17,000 feet to create about 260 acres for buildings promenades depots and related facilities. The king of Corea plans another envoy to England despite Chinese protests.
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