Wyoming Becomes State As President Signs Bill
Special dispatch from Washington reports Wyoming officially admitted as a state at 5 30 pm. Acting Governor Meldrum received a telegram from Delegate Carey announcing the proclamation and urging citizens to celebrate Wyoming’s entry into the United States Indestructible Union.
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Washington
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
Meldrum
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Joan W. Meldrum
Indestructible Union of American States
J. M. Carey
Wyoming Admission Bill Sparks Cheyenne Celebration
After President Harrison signed Wyoming into statehood, Cheyenne erupted in a joyous celebration. Guns fired, fireworks glowed, cheers spread as crowds shook hands and shared relief amid rumors of a veto and delayed approval. The prevailing refrain was Wyoming is all right.
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Wyoming
Harrison
Cheyenne
Laramie Celebrates Statehood News With Enthusiastic Demo
The statehood bill signing news reached Laramie first via Judge Groesbeck from Delegate Carey. Dispatches spread, sparking one of the town’s most enthusiastic Jubilees with guns firing bonfires cheering bands and universal participation.
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Groesbeck
Carey
Senate debates over silver bill and dollar standard crisis
The Senate resumes work on the conference report to the silver bill with Morgan denouncing 1873 silver demonetization and warning of a gold standard. House actions show Democratic obstruction and Republicans defend policy, as votes on the conference report and journal corrections proceed amid partisan clashes.
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Fire Devastates Fort de France in Martinique
Reports from Port of Spain describe a major blaze in Fort de France on June 22 that destroyed about three quarters of the town. Seven hundred homes and key public buildings were lost, with at least twelve deaths and many injuries. Aid from Trinidad and other British West Indian islands was dispatched, totaling an estimated three million dollars in losses.
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Eastern capital eyes Cheyenne growth
C H K Smith a young but sharp real estate man from the East arrived in the city yesterday. He praised Cheyenne’s improvements since his last visit and anticipated substantial eastern investment amid current interest and talk about Cheyenne. Smith planned departure later in the afternoon for Salt Lake and other points.
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Cheyenne
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Pointe
Deed Is Done as Wyoming Joins Union
Judge Carey delays signing tale and President Harrison signs Wyoming statehood bill in Washington. Carey, Wyoming’s delegate, files reports then visits the White House to receive the ceremonial pen. Delay attributed to concurrent passage of a land openers bill, securing early territorial provisions. Carey to stay five or six days for final Wyoming matters before returning home.
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Washington
Harrison
Wyoming
Judge Carey
House
Proclamation of Wyoming Statehood by Acting Governor Meldrum
On July 11 1890 Acting Governor Meldrum proclaims Wyoming duly admitted as a state of the United States and calls attention to Article V transitional provisions. He congratulates residents and highlights readiness to assume state obligations as Cheyenne marks the formal entry date and independence year.
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Territory
Wyoming
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Wuerens
Congress of the United States
Congress
John W. Meldrum
United States of America
Union of States
Cheyenne
Joan W. Metonun
A Handsome Church Plan for $8000
A feature discusses the role of attractive church architecture in real estate value. Describes a brick church design from the National Building Plan association’s Accuatic Homes, costing $8,000 with slate roof, stone trimmings, natural wood finish, seating for 200 and spaces for a party, study and class rooms.
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Stairs and Hall Design Emphasize Light and Proportions
Davin W. Krxa outlines practical yet decorative stair and hall design considerations for homes. He stresses balanced light air and proportions, advises riser and tread limits, appropriate newel and rail sizes, and warns against winders and overly heavy ornamentation for a harmonious, comfortable entry spaces.
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Convention Highlights and Local Support Drawn at Meeting
Yesterday's convention opened with Mayor Peabody presiding. Hon. William Reynolds showcased classroom methods while W. G. Chamberlain spoke on Christian scholarship. W. L. De Graff praised Western work and A. S. Peabody urged local organization. Harry Burnham reported a $360 fund, spending $354, noting gifts of an organ, a harness, and a buckboard along with cash subscriptions. About $409 was allotted for next year’s state work. Lunch at the fish hatchery followed by an excursion and warm hospitality from Laramie residents marked a pleasant session. Afternoon featured kindergarten work and papers. evening shown a stereopticon, closing the convention.
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Laramie
Evanston Prosperity Amidst Expanding Commerce and Improvements
Salt Lake Tribune reports Evanston's growth with Judge Hawker approving a 75 by 90 foot two story drug store project costing about 10000. Blythe & Fargo build a 3000 dollar residence. Mertzheimer and Chamberlain add homes. City projects include a 40000 water system and electric plant expansion. Blythe & Fargo add a three floor passenger elevator. Beeman Chasin Mercantile and Beckwith & Lander run large operations. Railway shops extend hours. cattle trade supports steady business and robust health.
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Texas Fever Ravages Kansas Cattle After Texas-Origin Outbreak
The Texas fever has spread across Kansas with thousands of cattle dying. Chautauqua county alone reports 2000 deaths as the disease traces back to Texas. Officials urge strict quarantine enforcement and note the state house naming shift from capitol to state house.
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Chautauqua County
Texas
Wendover and Badger Construction Update 1890
July 10 1890. The Wendover track is being torn up toward the Wendover side including the canon incline. The aim is to move Wendover station and buildings to the south side within a month. Badger gets three quarters of a mile of side track for material yards. A new camp for graders and stone haulers forms on the Pratt’s south side opposite Wendover. Some workers arrive and work proceeds in earnest. John Moran slowly improves after a horse accident. Since July 1 a tri weekly mail runs Wendover to Rawhide Buttes, Ged Lathrop operating the stage via Hartville aiding mining camp visitors. Occasional.
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Wendover
John Moran
Rawhide Buttes
Ged
Lathrop
Hartville
Union Pacific Band Needs Uniforms for Cheyenne
Cheyenne residents applaud the Union Pacific band for its public service and Denver parade win but note lack of compensation. A $400 uniform fund drive is launched led by Harry Hines with a $50 contribution, urging others to donate to sustain Sunday concerts and public performances.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Harry Hines
Tight Rope Exhibition At Eddy Street Draws Crowds
Prof F Stookey the tight rope expert drew a large crowd on Eddy street for an evening mid air performance from Dyers hotel to Tae Sun building. He performed daring evolutions with witty remarks and will repeat the exhibition tonight at the same location.
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Eddy Street
Dyer's
Tae Sun
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