Cheyenne Celebrates Corner Stone of Union Pacific Shops
The Cheyenne celebration marked by a grand parade and corner stone laying for Union Pacific shops. The day featured the Seventeenth Infantry, Magic City Band, fire department races, and a speech by General J C Sampson praising Wyoming statehood and local prosperity.
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Fort
Assell Ands
Venteenth Regiment
Fort Russell
Magic Cry
West
J. Keen
Stoll
Stajor Jona Talbot
Stirling Birmingham
Seventeenth Infantry
United States Fantry Board of Trade O Chenne
Magic City Band
Cheyenne Guards
Cheyenne Fire Department
Cheyenne
Carriag
Board of Trade
Arren
Union Pacific Railwaympany
Board of Trade, Unity and City
Cting
Hunt
Aese
L. S. Morgan
Isaac Greentree
Union Pacific Railroad
Agor
Colny
Union Pacific
J. C. Sampson
Sampson
Jesus
Ich
Heyenne
Sojace
Ion
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Lamkin
Union Pacific Railway Company
A. D
Cheyenne Board of Trade
Holt
Wyoming Territory
Council Journal
Tenth Legislative Assembly
House
Moonlight
Territorial Auditor
Warren
Senate
United States Senate
University of Wyoming
Laramie City
Board of School Trustees
Public Schools of
First National Bank of
National Bank of Cheyenne
Cheyenne National Bank of
T. A. Kent
J.T Clask Hose Company
Phil
Sheridan Hose Company
Camp Carlin
Department of Colorado-Wyoming
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Colorado- Wyoming
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Myens of
Oval Arch Masons
Cheyenne Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Uylawe Acacia Lodge
A. F
Magic City
Knights of Pythias of Wyoming
Allemania Lodge
O. F. Cheyenne
Tiylaws
O. F
Order of Knights of Labor of America
Order of Rocky Mountain Assembly
Knights of Labor
Cheyenne Historical Notices From Local 1889 Records
A compilation of bylaws, rosters, and officer lists from Cheyenne organizations. It includes I O O F Cantons and Lodges, Union Debating Club, Wyoming stock associations, and other fraternal and civic groups with references to corner stone committee members for the Union Pacific project.
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Iriac Benevolent Society of
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Guards
Wyoming National Guards
Wyoming Fair Association
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Cheyenne Daily Sux
Evening Tribune
Northwestern Live Stock Journal
Cheyenne Sun
Cheyenne Review
Canton
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Hope
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
U.S. A
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Nevada
Ancient
Order of United Workman
Order
Cheyenne Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
The
Union Debating Club
V.C. Bogue
William Lush
T. Appleton
A. L. Huntly
Eas
F. M. Sharp
General Forman
Arthur Pullman
Union Pacific Railway Company
E. S. N. Morgan
Isaac Greentree
A. J. Parshall
The Governor's Reception at the Capitol
An evening reception at the Capitol Building drew a large crowd of citizens and visitors. The building glowed with arc and incandescent lights and the city brass band played in the rotunda as streetcars and carriages conveyed guests to the steps. Other territorial officers received guests including Secretary Meldrum Treasurer Voorhees Prof Ricketts and Engineer Meade. Mrs J M Carey aided Mrs Warren in hosting duties.
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Capitol
Meldrum
Voorhees
Ricketts
Meade
J. M. Carey
Warren
Capitols Rout Laramie Nine In Cheyenne Baseball Tilt
The Capitols beat a Laramie picked team in Cheyenne last Saturday. Cheyenne’s Capitols fielded sharply while Laramie pitching and throwing failed. Brown hit a home run as part of two earned runs for Laramie. final score details show Cheyenne with decisive advantage.
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Laramie
Capitols
Cheyenne
Brown
Bixler
Lumley Roberts
Stove Brown
Watts
Consis
Miller Pet Eves
Erswell Scott
Murray Smith
Lynott Kemmis
McGray le Yelton
Marshall
Mnitln
Sullivan Kilrain Fight Promises Citywide Interest
The Sullivan Kilrain bout dominated headlines as rumors swirled through hotels and saloons. By 2 PM reliable dispatches from the Associated Press settled the outcome, and we present the complete telegraphic details of this famed modern exhibition of the manly art.
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Sullivan-Kilrain
Associated Press
Rawlins Shows Average 25 Vote Lead for GOP Ticket
A Sun special reports Rawlins May yield an average majority of twenty five for the Republican ticket. Carbon county reports on eligible voters and republican preferences, indicating party support in this western locale.
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the Sun
Rawlins
Carbon
Fremont County Delegates Elected to Constitutional Convention
The joint committee chose N. Baldwin D A. Preston Democrats and H. G. Nickerson Republican as delegates. Townsfolk reported vandalism Tuesday night with flags torn and various articles pilfered around gates.
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Fremont County
Lanne
Wye
N. Baldwin
D. A. Preston
H. G. Nickerson
Firemen's Races Shine At Local Tournament
The Silver Trumpets headline a sunlit crowd as firemen from Cheyenne and Boulder vie in a series of events. The Alerts win the trumpets and first prize after a dramatic pole start and a 34 4 5 second finish despite a damaged plugman. Dry test races follow with tight times. the Alerts claim another first with 3n 35 seconds.
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Rome
Sullivan
Kilrain
Cheyenne
Boulder
Fonda
Lovelands
Gramm Hose
Laramie
Clarks
Durants
Juvenile and Open Race Results Report
The text lists results for open and juvenile races. In open events Clark and Cheyenne led Pioneers and Cheyenne and Alerts with first prize to Gramms Laramie and second to Alerts. In juvenile races four entries competed with times: Greeley juniors 26 1-5, Collins juniors 26 3-5, Clark juniors 27 3-5, Alerts juniors 29 1-5.
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Clark
Cheyenne
Pioneers
Gramms
Laramie
Greeley
Collins
Clark's
Alerts
Miners Strike Over New Wage Scale at Almy Mines
Evanston Wyoming July 10 A wage scale took effect at the Almy mines yesterday but was rejected by miners causing a strike. The Central Pacific mines at Almy are entirely idle, supplying much of the coal for the Central Pacific system west to San Francisco.
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Apedal
Evanston
Wyo
Almy
Central Pacific
San Francisco
To Be Married Miss Maxie McConnell and James H Shields
Miss Maxie McConnell of Cheyenne will wed Mr. James H Shields of Loveland Colorado at the Presbyterian church this morning. The Rev J Y Cowhick will officiate. After the ceremony the couple will depart on the morning train to Loveland for their future home.
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Maxie McConnell
James H. Shields
Loveland
Colorado
Presbyterian Church
J. Y. Cowhick
Miss McConnell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mr. Shields
O. D. Shields
Wyoming Constitutional Election Sees Nonpartisan Tone
Denver July 8 delegates elected across the territory to form a constitution for the proposed state of Wyoming. Voters favored nonpartisan processes, desiring a good constitution and capable representatives. In fusion counties the party split followed last Congress ballot, with a Republican majority expected on the convention.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sermon on State Constitution Urges Education and Sabbath
Rev. Williams of the Congregational church argues for compulsory education and non sectarian schools with the Bible as moral guide, supports observing the Christian Sabbath and protecting worship. He calls for a constitution founded on justice, morality, and intelligence as the people prepare for the convention.
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Williams
Congregational Church
Round-Up Disbands After Beevor Beaver Misconduct
The Poison Spider round up in its second division near Beaver collapsed last Friday after mavericks and calves s were found branded and separated, causing confusion. Foreman lost control as men branded on their own, prompting the decision to disband while R H Hall continues rounding up and branding his stock. Rumor of Kilrain's death proved false.
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Wind River Mountaineer
Beaver
R. H. Hall
Sam Small Attracts Crowds In Cheyenne Sermons At Methodist Church
The Sun prints an independent critic's take on evangelist Sam Small who spoke three times in Cheyenne. The review calls his preaching forcible yet marred by slang and performative wandering, noting crowds, his southern manner, and doubts about authenticity compared with Sam Jones.
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Cheyenne
Small
Sun
Sam Small
Sam Small Dan
Sam Jones
Bear River Canal Upper Section Contract Ad
The Bothwell Canal Company of Ogden Utah invites proposals for the upper twelve miles of the Bear river canal. Heavy rock tunneling and earth work are required. Proposals will be received until July 20 1889.
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Bothwell Canal Company
Ogden
Bear River Canal
Requisition Issued for Bartels in Bank Certificate Theft
Governor Warren issued a requisition to Iowa authorities for the apprehension of Earnest Bartels, charged with grand larceny and forgery. He allegedly stole a $300 certificate of deposit from A. K. Peston of Laramie City, fled the area, and is believed to be in Iowa. The complaint was filed before Justice Charles Yund.
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Warren
State of
Iowa
Earnest Bartels
A. K. Peston
Laramie City
Bartels
Peston
Charles Yund
Burke Ex tradition case identifies Burke as Williams
The Burke ex tradition case features Charles, arriving from Chicago, identifying Burke as Frank Williams the man who rented the cottage where Cronit was murdered. He had been shown in court yard to recognize the prisoner. The witness could recall him from a Chicago growth. Burke pleads not guilty as cross-examination proceeds and argument is set for today.
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Burke
Wixnires
Charles
Chicago
Frank Williams
Cronit
Rank Williams
Martin Burke
Court House
Collins
Therisoner
Howel
Toal
Judge Declines Habeas Corpus in Cronin Conspiracy Case
Judge Tuley in the circuit court today denied a writ of habeas corpus for Anna Cael related to a conspiracy to murder Dr. Cronin. Biggs must remain by sale as proceedings proceed.
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Biggs
Cascado
Tuley
Zanna Cael
Dr. Cronin
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U. P
Capitol Building
Mackaya
Boltholph
Poudre Valley
Gramm
J.T
Central Pacific Coal Mines
Methodist Church
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