Wyoming Statehood Favored by Senate Committee Report
The Senate territorial committee will report in favor of admitting Wyoming as a state, praising its growth, wealth in agriculture and minerals, education, and republican spirit. The report rejects condemnation of Wyoming’s constitution and urges immediate admission while noting Idaho’s status awaits Supreme Court action on Mormon oath provisions.
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Cheyenne Daily Sun
Wasninctos
D. C
Senate Committee On Territorial
Wyoming
Union
Idaho
Supreme Court
Land Office
Carey
Fort Sanders
Fort Steele
Fort Fetterman
John Fields
Fort Laramie
War Department
Indian Department
Social Flashes From Vanity Fair in 1890 Wyoming
Governor Warren delivered his message to a large audience as legislators assemble. Wyoming’s representatives appeared young, vigorous, and intelligent, earning praise for their demeanor. The Fortnightly Coterie met with Mrs. B. S. N. Morgan Tuesday evening and the members enjoyed themselves.
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Warren
Wyoming
Little Eva Woodman Dies In Cheyenne
Written in memory of Eva Woodman, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Woodman. The poem speaks of Eva not dead but living in a brighter realm. Dated Cheyenne Wyoming, Saturday January 18 1900.
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L. H. Woodman
Eva
Earth
Velvet Strand
Cheyenne
Wyo
Appleton Appointed U P Building Engineer
T Appleton named engineer of buildings for Union Pacific with Omaha headquarters. He will oversee planning and construction of special buildings yards and structures and prepare standard plans reporting directly to the chief engineer.
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U. P
T. Appleton
Union Pacific
Omaha
Tribute to M P Keefe at Wyoming Capitol Meeting
At the January 15 capitol building commission session a resolution praised Moses P. Keefe the contractor for the east and west wings of the capitol and for work deemed thorough and satisfactory. A copy was sent to Keefe via Secretary Baird.
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Capitol Building Commission
Mr. Kent
Wyoming
Moses P. Keefe
Capitol
Keefe
Baird
A Wandering Start of the Year in Cheyenne
The narrative traces a New Year journey through reflections on woman’s roles and virtue. It highlights a Woman’s Kalendar and quotes poets and clergy, praising charitable, industrious women in Cheyenne and their contributions from sewing classes to book exchanges.
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Daphne
Sybil
Italy
Sofonista Anguisicola
Cremona
van Dyke
Rubens
Wyoming
Henest
Dr. Tynge
Cheyenne
Dakota
Ecclesiasticus
Charity
Nemo
Kiota
America
Architect D W Gibbs Bids Farewell To Cheyenne
D W Gintis writes from Cievenne on January 18 1590 that he will depart by morning train to Denver after finishing a capitol project. He thanks the Wyoming capital commission laborers Cheyenne press and Inter Ocean staff for support and style, praising the building and local hospitality.
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Capitol Building
Denver
Wyoming
Capitol
Cheyenne
Wyoming Capitol
Inter Ocean
D. W. Gintis
Relief Corps Reception At Mrs Cowhick’s Home
Reynolds Post Relief Corps members gathered for a reception and dinner hosted by president Mrs O F Cowhick. Guests included department president Mrs A B Henderson and department conductor Mrs W A Hotchkiss from Greeley. The event featured music, socializing, and a generous repast.
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T. B. Hicks
van Devanter
Barkwell
Guitterman
van Tassell
Reel
Brewster
Heath
Hammond
Jacques Roses
Keefe
Grand Army
J. F. Reynolds
Women'’s Relief Corps
O. F. Cowhick
Downey
Beck
Wyoming Wether
Relief Corps
St. Mark's
Dibo
The
Reynolds Post Relief Corps
A. B. Henderson
W. A. Hotchkiss
Greeley
5. Hoffstrom
J. O'Brien
Ella B. Furness
Heavy Snows Hit Wyoming Idaho and Utah
Snowfall across Wyoming Idaho and Utah is described as the heaviest in years with mountain snows reaching toward the tree tops. Rawlins reports the heaviest snow in years though stock losses are minimal so far as winds complicate feed access and ranchers fear future shortages if storms continue.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Rawlins
Shooting Tournament Adds Gold Medal Prize in June
The annual shooting tournament in the city next June will feature a solid gold medal donated by the Keystone Target company of Cleveland for the Cheyenne Gun club. The new prize is expected to boost interest and surpass previous Missouri contests.
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Thir City
Keystone Target Company of
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Missouri
Cremation in Asia and United States contrast
The account surveys cremation growth in the United States with societies in New York and other cities and contrasts it with Asian practices in Bangkok and Burma. It details Tokyo crematories, costs for different classes of burnings, royal funerals in Siam, and graphic descriptions of Bangkok's Wat Bab Kate and vultures feeding on corpses.
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Ccent
United States
New York
Wrehington
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Frank Carpenter
Mnet
Washington
Binm
Japan
Burmah
Siam
Bangkok
Bsinin
Europe
China
Menam
Sinmhaa
Wat Bab Kate
The Hair And The Nails in England Fashion
The piece surveys English hair and nail styles. It notes the Langtry knot fading, Grecian knot adaptations, and the trend toward loose neck knots. It contrasts English rounded nails with French pointed nails and mentions stylist Mary Anderson and Conduit Street work.
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England
Claud Hamilton
Russian ukase allows married status of female telegraphers
The New Orleans Picayune reports a revocation of a rule forbidding female telegraphers to marry except telegraph operators, noting permissions issued but indicating further duty constraints. The article emphasizes high standards and the need for readiness to serve, with emphasis on propriety and official sanction.
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Ukase
Willow
Ation Laveing
New Orleans Picayune
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Senate Committee
Vanity Fair
W. FP. Carroll
M. P. Keefe
Bessemer
Standard Oil Company
Sun
W. F. Post
Consolidated
Union Pacific and
Fort Worth Lines
Robert C. Morris
Otto G. Reinhardt
Otto Reinhardt
Reel Street
Twenty-sifth Street
Carpenter
Charles W. Steele
D. W. Gibbs
Capitol Commissioners
Cievenne
Asia
Tarions
Morlal
Frigch
Hussian
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