The New Party Nationalizes Railroads and Belated Blacksmiths
Edward Bellamy outlines a nationalist program appealing to small tradesmen and business owners. He calls for nationwide public ownership of railroads telegraphs telephones coal mines and post office express services with municipal control of heating lighting and street transit. The plan aims to reduce plutocratic drift and improve wages through three guiding aims nationalization improved public service and humane treatment of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Bellamy
Llamy
California
Congress
Bellamy
Post Office Department
A Well Bred Girl Advice On Proper Conduct
A list of behaviors defining a well bred girl in public life. She shows restraint in attire and gifts, avoids public romance, respects etiquette in street cars, and remains faithful and discreet through illness and hardship. It portrays ideal feminine conduct and marital fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toor
D. C
Man Injured in Railroad Shop Accident
E. L. Fellows, brother of Mrs. E Towslee, suffered a badly crushed foot when a timber fell at the transfer table in the railroad shop where he worked. No bones were broken, but the wound is painful and he is expected to be laid up for a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fellows
E. Towslee
Douglas Water Works Opens New Year With Contented Smile
Douglas celebrates a fresh year for its water system costing about $12,000 with a note of progress and municipal improvements. The project reflects ongoing public works efforts and local civic pride.
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Douglas
Water abundance promised in city budget statement
The budget proclaims the completed system is in full operation and provides plenty of water for firefighting domestic and manufacturing use and for landscaping and tree growth. It stresses water available for any purpose, almost as free as air.
Cheyenne 1890 Prospects For Growth And Development
The 1890 outlook envisions a real estate boom iron furnaces Fort Russell expansion rail viaduct and streetcar extensions iron mine development Hartville spur quarry growth Cheyenne and Northern links to Douglas and Alliance new city buildings improved parks and a massive US government building. A Burlington extension to Alliance and Denver corridor growth boosts skilled labor and prosperity with a hopeful note for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort Russell Post
Colorado Central
Northern
Douglas
Hartville
Cheyenne and
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Wyoming Development Company
Burlington
Alliance
Denver
Mammoth Wheel
Black Hills
Wyoming
Stars of Heaven
Breakfast Run and Social Observations in Prose
A collection of wry maxims and blunt judgments on manners politics and life. It mocks scissor grinders upper houses real estate booms and college co education while noting quirks of pirates detectives and dogs and the futility of cold cures. Each terse line delivers a satirical bite.
Wedding Music Delight At St. Mark’s Church Service
Attendees of the wedding at St. Mark’s church yesterday afternoon enjoyed a refined musical program. The choir performed The Voice That Breathed O’er Eden, followed by Wagner’s Bridal March from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, creating a joyful atmosphere.
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St. Mark's Church
Lohengrin
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Relief sought for stolen funds of paymaster at Antelope Springs
Major D N Bush, a U S paymaster who once left a valise of money at Antelope Springs, again asks Congress to reimburse the stolen funds. He obtained relief last winter but was vetoed by Cleveland, and he pursues it again citing budget concerns with Bash and Douglas involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Bush
United States
Antelope Springs
Congress
Cleveland
Bash
Douglas
Governor appoints delegates to urge Wyoming statehood
In response to the constitutional convention resolution Governor War ren names four of ten delegates bound for Washington to press Wyoming’s admission. The appointees are Maurice Heins of Crook county A L New of Uinta county W C Irvine of Converse county and Homer Merrill of Carbon county. Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at this office.
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Warren
Washington
Congress
Wyoming
Union
Maurice Heins
Crook County
A. L. New
Uinta County
W.C. Irvine
Converse County
Homer Merrill
Carbon County
Cheyenne Glimpses and Holiday Cheer From Cheyenne
Janet Beecher's Cheyenne correspondence describes a festive holiday display with toy laden windows and a popular toboggan scene that captivated shoppers. Charity relief efforts by the Ladies' Relief Society plan to distribute gifts to needy families on a special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Beecher
Cheyenne
Belleville
Kas
Fairyland
Dolla
Deputy Milo A. Adams Appointed Crook County Deputy Clerk
The Republican note Milo A. Adams has been appointed deputy district clerk of Crook county. He is an early settler, young, with strong habits and business qualifications. He has served as clerk for several county officers and assists the county treasurer. The editors praise the appointment as fitting for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo A. Adams
Crook County
Adams
Clark
Grippe Epidemic Sent Out Mixed Recovery Reports
Secretary Meldrum remained unwell but visited his office yesterday. Mrs. Ira L. Fredendall shows slow improvement while Clay Taylor recovers from illness. Mrs. E. Mason Smith suffers a severe grip illness. J. N. Bard and his Little Bear family lie ill with the grip. George Holt battled the epidemic but went out yesterday. A. A. Christie suffers a bad case of la grippe at home for treatment.
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Meldrum
Ira L. Fredendall
Clay Taylor
Milton Taylor
E. Mason Smith
J. N. Bard
Little Bear
George Holt
A. A. Christie
Reynolds post G A R to install officers January 17
The Reynolds post G A R of the city will hold its annual installation of officers on January 17. A camp fire will accompany the event with speeches music and a substantial supper. Delegation from Greeley and other invited guests will attend as the veterans promise a jolly good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Post G. A. R
Greeley
Infant Dies? Seriously Ill In Denver Epidemic
F. Rossman of a steam laundry raced to Denver after receiving a telegram reporting his two year old infant son gravely ill with the prevailing epidemic. He departed by train this morning to join his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rossman
The
Steam Laundry
Denver
Mail Train Converted From Denver Morning Run
The morning train from Denver, initially run for the Denver dailies, has been converted into a regular mail train and will serve standard postal needs. This change expands daily mail service and integrates the route into the general rail schedule.
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Denver
Union Pacific Expands Denver Cheyenne Service
Time of arrival shifted from 7 30 to S20 beginning today as Union Pacific tests a new schedule. The line proved profitable, with Denver to Cheyenne traffic large enough to support two daily trains.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Cheyenne
Wedding of Blanche Irene Moore andnk Mc Kuykendall in Cheyenne
A large Cheyenne ceremony at Mark's church united Blanche Irene Moore and Nk Mc Kuykendall with a jubilant reception at the Whitcomb home. Guests from Denver and local families attended. the couple departed by Burlington for an eastern tour after the ceremony.
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Cheyenne
Blanche Irene Moore
Nk Mc Kuykendall
Mark
Beard
Rossire
John David
Morgan
Birmingham
Lieutenant Clay
Miss Whitcomb
Miss Kent
Faille
Helen Jeffrey
Robert Barkalow
Page
James
P.C. Coob
Denver
Kuykendall
J. L. Kuykendall
Bergman
Miss Bergman
E. W. Whitcomb
Whitcomb Mansion
the Twain
Burlington
Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs Kent Home
Society notes describe a Fortnightly club meeting at Mrs T A Kent’s home with readings on Washington and Patrick Henry, a supper, and card games. Guests included Mr and Mrs W S Hurlbut Mr and Mrs J C Breckens and Dr Rafter. The 21 club then danced in the New Year and the Fortnightly coterie gathered at Mr and Mrs Marshall Johnson's on the 31st. A garrison party hosted by Mrs Mizner and Mrs Van Horn honored Mrs Druien and Mrs Dasheill.
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T. A. Kent
J. C. Baird
Washington
Francis Hale
Patrick Henry
Kent
W. 5. Hurlbut
J. C. Breckens
Dr. Rafter
Marshall Johnson
Garrison
Mizner
van Horn
Druien
Dasheill
Peter Clemenson Promoted to Cheyenne Blacksmith Chief
Omaha papers report Peter Clemenson longtime Union Pacific shop employee promoted to head of the blacksmith department in Cheyenne. His faithful service and strong reputation at Omaha are cited as the basis for Cheyenne’s welcome of the new railroad works chief.
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Omaha
Peter Clemenson
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Clemenson
Week of Prayer Services at M. B. Church
The Methodist church announces a week of prayer with a business men's prayer meeting from noon to 1 PM, a ladies' prayer meeting 1 to 4 PM, and services every evening at 7 12 PM. The city is urged to devote time to God and his goodness. William L. Simpson of Lander is commissioned a notary public by Governor Warren.
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Methodist Church
William L. Simpson
Lander
Warren
Legislative Sketches: David L. Rusk of Carbon County
David L. Rusk elected to Wyoming House from Carbon County was born in Vir, oqua Wisconsin in May 1860. He moved to Wyoming in 1884 and ranches north of Rawlins, raising cattle and horses. A Republican and among the youngest lawmakers, he has not held public office before but won his constituents support for the next legislature.
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David L. Rusk
Carbon County
Viroqua
Wis
Mayaret
Wyoming Population Debate Reveals Voting and Territorial Strength
The Kingston Freeman argues Wyoming cannot be admitted with 18,005 votes, challenging the population test used for statehood. It compares Wyoming’s votes to Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina, noting larger per district totals elsewhere and urging admission based on territory resources and economic indicators.
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Kingston
N. Y
Freeman
New York
Wyoming
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Congress
South Caroina
Newcastle Mines and Omaha coal supply outlook
The Omaha coal trade faces a fresh supply prospect as Newcastle Wyoming mines begin early February. Prices average about $9 a ton now and may drop to around $6 to $6.60 with Newcastle output, while Union Pacific sells Rock Springs coal at $7. Officials note Newcastle coal matches Rock Springs quality and Nebraska could be supplied for ten years.
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Omaha
Newcastle
Wyoming
Newcastle Company
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Nebraska
Burlington Company
Bellows reveals Newcastle mines ownership and Burlington stake
Investigation shows Patrick Brothers & Collins, Beatrice railroad contractors, own the Newcastle mines with J B Weston holding a small stake. They have invested heavily in machinery and expect large scale operations within four weeks. Burlington Railroad will monopolize transport to market for coal from the site.
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Burlington Road
Newcastle
Ipatrick Brothers & Collins
Beatrice
J. B. Weston
Burlington
New Residences Under Construction in City
In winter weather several projects advance. Andy Ryans Sixteenth Street cottage nears completion and will be a handsome addition. F Frank Joselyn near completion of a Seymour Street story and a half house with plans for a two story home next door. M P Keefe has begun two cottages at Evans and Twenty first, while E R Hurd's brick terrace on the South Side grows with foundation work well advanced.
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Andy Ryan
Sixteenth Street
Frank Joselyn
Seymour Street
M. P. Keefe
Evans
Twenty-first Streets
E. R Hurd
Voting Places Grievance Raises Primaries Comfort Issue
A 1890 Sun letter urges improvements for women voters noting that primary and election voting spaces are ill suited for ladies. The writer criticizes city council selections, cites lack of suitable rooms and seating, and calls for more gallantry from men.
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the Sun
Aterner Rex
The Wolves Ravages and Gasconade on Stock Losses
Mr I N Bard of Little Bear reports that gray wolves killed one colt two yearlings and twenty four large calves inside his pasture during the past season. He urges reenactment of bounty laws and a special stockmen reward. Omaha Petroleum and Land Co files incorporation for oil coal lands irrigation and settlement with 5 million authorized capital and a 7 member board.
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I. N. Bard
Little Bear
Sun
Wyoming
Omaha Petroleum and Land Co
Treasury
James Ledwich
J. F. White
CW. Johnson
George
Wyoming Typographical Union elects officers for term
At the regular meeting Union No. 154 elected Joe J. Daly as president M Rapp as vice president H W Moore as recording secretary C G Blackburn as financial secretary W J Cranwell as treasurer E B Goodell as sergeant at arms and D M McCrum Charles Walker J S Marshall J L Chenery John Leonard as executive committee members.
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Wyoming Typographical Union No
Joe J. Daly
M. Rapp
H.W. Moore
C. G. Blackburn
WJ. Cranwell
EB. Ko Goodell
D. M. McCrum
Charles Walker
J. S. Marshall
JL. Chenery
John Leonard
Real Estate Moves Reported After Salt Lake Trip
Henry Altman returns from Salt Lake reporting bustling activity in real estate. He prefers holding properties for further gains despite chances to sell at a handsome advance. John Roberts expected back today after earning substantial sums in Salt Lake dirt. C D Kelle notes Roberts raised his bath account by at least 100 000 in recent weeks.
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Henry Altman
Salt Lake
John Roberts
C.D. Kelle
Roberts
Notable Cure Claim From Dr Free at Normand
An ad claims Workiot Math suffers blood and skin diseases including nervous system trouble can be cured by Turkish vapor baths and a mineral bath treatment at Dr Free's Normand establishment after other methods failed.
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Free
The
Normand
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NEW Party
Ladies’ Relief Society
Johnson
Epigootic
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Society Notes
Mr. Clemenson
M. B. Church
Newcastle Mines
Workiot
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