Social Glimpses of Cheyenne Color Presentation and Gatherings
Vanity Fair reports a week of society events in Cheyenne including Mrs Hay's birthday tea for Mildred on July 10 with a decorated table, gifts, and eleven candle cake as Wyoming gained statehood. The Rhodes reception for Texas guests featured a string band and supper, while the Blue Silk Banner ceremony presented to Company B at the armory with a guard of honor. A St Marks ordination and an afternoon for girl graduates from the classes of 88 and 89 closed the social week with tea and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
H. G. Hay
Mildred
Harry Jeffery
Guy Kent
Robert Carey
Harry Hay
Wyoming
Katherine Freeborn
Cornelia Baxter
Belle Idleman
Carrie Loeb
Helen Jeffrey
Helen Gannett
Lena Masi
Fannie Masi
Maud Holcomb
Geneveve Hoyt
Florence Hellmer
Hazel Hellman
Amelia Parshall
Elsie Jenkins
Millie Winger
Annie Mossison
Belle Draper
Alberta Jenks
Ruth Hammond
Ada Reamy
Julia Pouillon
Laura Roberts
Mamie Neehouse
Rhodes
D. C. Rhodes
Mesdames Kennedy and
Peeler
Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Baxter
Mesdames
Wm. Sturgis
P.O. Brewster
Caroline Davis
Grace Hebard
Louise Smith
T. B. Adams
Cheyenne
St. Mark's Church
Talbot
Chauncey Walker
Divo
New Smelter Promises Revolution in Low Grade Ores
The Custer Chronicle reports a citizen inventor in the district has created a waterless smelter designed to cheaply reduce low grade ores. A stock company with $1,000,000 has formed to build a plant after tests declared the process a complete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Chronicle
Fire and Marine insurer transfers Wyoming business
The South British Fire and Marine Insurance company of New Zealand filed with the state auditor to withdraw from Wyoming. Policies transfer to Providence Washington Insurance. Electric crane installed at Union Pacific machine shops, with extensive work remaining. Inventor Mr. Shaw expected in two weeks to supervise first trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New Zealand
Wyoming
Providence, Washington Insurance Company
Brown
Union Pacific Machine Shops
Shaw
TIPS FROM THE TIES AT FORT WORTH ROUNDHOUSE
The roundhouse masonry is almost finished awaiting cap stones to start brick walls. A large number of horses from Arlington Oregon are at the stockyards for F G Strickland of Fort Worth. Yard activity includes grading tracklaying and excavation for new shops. Mr Bradley leads stone foundations for car and wood shops with an engine and boiler room to follow and a tall brick smokestack planned. A water trestle will be removed in two weeks to allow more track space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Ore
F. G. Strickland
Fort Worth
Tex
Bradley
The
Street Cattle Car Company
Simmons Sufferings as James Hall Steals Eight Horses
Allen Simmons tells Sun reporter of losses from his Silver Crown ranch on Middle Crow Creek west of Cheyenne. James Hall allegedly led a theft of eight horses, Newman Hall suspected in theft of Pat Carlin’s horse. Deputy Sheriff and constable arrested James Hall after a warrant, trial set for Monday in Judge Carroll's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Sun
Allen Simmons
Silver Crown
Middle Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Hall
Newman
James
Simmons
Thomasson
Smith
Lee
Carroll
Fourth of July Celebration at Roche Ranch on Cottonwood
A correspondent reports a grand July Fourth celebration at J F Roche's ranch on Cottonwood. About 150 guests from Fairbank Wendover Badger Horseshoe and the Platte area attended with Cheyenne and Northern trainmen. Activities included a picnic games dancing and abundant refreshments. The day featured moonlight music and flowers as attendees enjoyed the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Roche
Cottonwood
Fairbank
Wendover
Badger
Horseshoe
Platte River
Cheyenne
Northern
Telegraphic shooting contest between Leadville and Cheyenne clubs
A telegraphic shooting contest is arranged between the Leadville Gun club and the Cheyenne Rifle club. Each club shoots on its own ground and reports scores by telegraph, with a line run to the range. The event runs July 17 to 21 and will feature full regulations to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Wyoming Mission Session Opens in Cheyenne
The annual Wyoming Mission of the Methodist Episcopal church convenes at Keefe hall on Wednesday July 16 under Bishop Ninde. Prominent church leaders will attend and participate in the convocation. Sessions are free to all and locals are warmly invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keefe Hall
Ninde
Great Methodist Church
Cheyenne
Ready for War by Cheyenne Girl Guards
Company H of Cheyenne Girl Guards orders rifles from Mr. Bergersen. Each member will receive a light 22 caliber rifle and begin drill and target practice to reach high proficiency. The unit aims to gain a reputation as expert shooters and warns others to treat them with respect.
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Cheyenne Girl Guards
Bergersen
Corlett Shows Marked Improvement Since Morning
A Sun reporter found W. W. Corlett’s condition improved notably from early morning. His sister Mrs. De Laire of Milwaukee and her husband arrived yesterday to attend at his bedside, and hope for a swift return to health are voiced by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
W. W. Corlett
de Laire
Milwaukee
Wis
He Claims the Property Case in District Court
A district court trial recounts a dispute over land once owned by H. A. Arp and his former wife. After a 3 year separation and a divorce, Arp allegedly deeded the property to his wife before the decree. She later traded Cheyenne property for Laramie real estate with Mrs. Jacobs and is suing Arp’s heirs. Lawyers for the defendants argue Arp did not claim possession during the divorce, estopping further claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Arp
Laramie City
Cheyenne
Laramie
Jacobs
Arp
John C. Baird
J. H. Symons
Cheyenne Real Estate Firms to Launch Sock Journal
Rumor says Cheyenne real estate men will publish a new weekly newspaper next week from the Sock Journal office on the treacherous sea of journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sock Journal
Celebration Plans Capitol Use and Rules Adopted
The state capitol commission approved arrangements for the statehood celebration at the capitol. The resolution assigns building oversight to the celebration committees and bars alcohol and admission fees inside the building. Officials with rooms are asked to keep their quarters open and assist in ensuring an enjoyable event.
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State Capitol
Capitol Commissioners
Ore Hauling Versus Cattle Traffic in Dakota Region
The Deadwood Pioneer urges railroads to back ore shipments from Lawrence County to Omaha and smelters, arguing ore freight would surpass cattle traffic tenfold. It cites Cheyenne and Northern as benefiting, noting current $9 per car from Cheyenne to Wendover and empty returns, and asserts Hartville deposits would generate far greater year round business and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood Pioneer
Lawrence
Omaha
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Cheyenne and Northern Road
Cheyenne
Wendover
Hartville
Truth About Trousers and Self Control
A satirical note on how trousers reflect personal restraint. The speaker argues that whether or not a man keeps sober, his trousers may betray his habits and imply control or lack thereof. The piece uses playful questioning to mock rigid moralizing.
David Pugh MP Dies
The obituary notes the death of David Pugh, member of the house of commons. It records his public service and his role as a parliamentarian, with emphasis on his contributions and the impact of his passing on political circles.
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David Pugh
House of Commons
Remembrance Verse For Fallen Heroes From Buffalo Newa
A memorial verse honors the fallen with exalted memory and timeless valor. It speaks of mighty mentals sworn to deeds, the endless echo of heroes in countless minds, and a lineage of courage passed from grandsire to grandson across generations.
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Sanda
The Outlandish Ladies of Loose Heels and the Wall
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Loose Heels marsh and the Wall tale. The narrator recalls July flowers, a childhood spell, and a whispered story of Parson Morth and a mysterious French visitor named Mademoiselle Henriette living beside a cottage by the glebe.
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Raperats Pia
Victor Hugo
Parson Morth
Angruffian
Gypay Ben
Launceston
Aldo’ Los Ble
Henriette
Koglinh
Marmgelle
Mademoiselle Henriette
Witchcraft Suspicion and Murder Haunt Rural Cottage
A tale details a village whisper of witchcraft amid two outlandish sisters suspected after a farmer’s sheep thefts. A leper sister, a violent confrontation at a tavern, and a church door siege culminate in a fresh grave marked with slate pieces.
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Paso Garg Alwa
Anthony
Poltrona
Bonaparte
Pateon Morth
Milo
Henriette
Housewife seeks strong handy woman for in-home furniture work
A worried New York Tribune reader asks where to find a skilled woman to work at home. She plans to repurpose worn furniture springs fabric and covers, finish quickly under her eye, and pay fair wages, avoiding high costs of new materials or wholesale selling.
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New York Tribune
Title of the Czar in a historical document excerpt
An 19th century style royal titulary lists Alexander III as ruler of multiple realms. The fragment imitates a grand, sprawling proclamation naming many pretend subsidiary lands and noble titles with a satirical or mock tone. The passage ends with attribution to the United States of Louis Republic.
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Russias
Nikamapne
Alexander III
God
Evian
Czar
Kagan
Astrachan
Cxar
Chernonesus
Goorads
Gosu
Late Judge Drummond Rules on Railway Employee Wages
The disputed case concerns railway employees and their wages as judged by the late Judge Drummond of Chicago. The decision clarifies wage entitlements and payroll implications for workers affected by the line’s financial adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Drummond
Chinee
Colonial Dames of America Form New Patriotic Society
A New York World note describes a proposed Colonials Dames of America social and patriotic club. It seeks women with ancestors in America before 1776 to join a society akin to the Cincinnati and Sons of Revolution, promoting country love, historical preservation, and social fellowship. Names of originators are not disclosed and eligibility is hinted through a circulating letter.
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Itoak
Avery Membe
Hatte
Esis
Order of the Cincinnati
the Sons of Revolution
Penate
New York
Mrs Curtis's Orchestra and notable 19th century tales
Mrs Curtis of this city founder of a notable mixed orchestra trained by John G Curtis formerly Freiburg conductor. Myra Curtis hosts practice in East Thirty Fifth Street with pupils aiding charity. Also reports of veterans, a steamer cook, a baby named Porter Crabb, and odd domestic tips from a time capsule.
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John G. Curtis
Curtis
Dors John
Freiburg
Germany
Fair Pareen
Myra Curtis
East Thirty Fifth Street
Terein
New York
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Company B
Vanity Fair
Union Pacific Yards
Pat Carlin
Newman Hall
Seventeenth Street
Telegraph
Mr. Corlett
Améta
Heaven
Bokily
Ebot
Shell
Deathiesa
Buffalo Newa
Pasa
Loose Heels
Lucilles
America
Mrs
Lyon
Denver
Colo
Lincoln
Frank Milton
St. Croix
Porter
Bisaadagoo
Indiana
Porter F. Crabb
Josph van Nostrand
N. J
Werra Wharf
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