A Gruesome Tramp Death On Cheyenne Line
A mutilated body found in a box car near Horse Creek station after a north bound Cheyenne and Northern train. The victim, a 19 year old cripple with a iron leg and peculiar foot, was run over and crushed. Coroner Tuttle held an inquest with verdict unknown man died by train accident.
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Cheyenne and Northern
Tuttle
Tue Sen
Kuehner
Warren Mercantile Company
County
Horse Creek
Nash
John T. Chattin
Ezra Tuttle
F. M. Pierce
Northern
Touring Wheelman Impresses Crowds In Kent Bank Corner
J Black a clever young rider from Kimball Ned tours globe via wager and staged last night near Kent bank corner. He returns tonight and tomorrow with feats hailed as sensational and graceful. Black once rode with Forepaughs and began June 2 from Cleveland under a $2000 bet, riding on his own means. Hydrants in Union Pacific yards to be painted white.
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J. Black
Kimball
Ned
Kent Bank
Black
Capitol
Forepaugh’s Circus
Messrs
Holden and
Russell
Cleveland
Better not to smoke at all warns Detroit Free Press
In a reflective piece by Morris Waite, a man recounts his gradual shift from light to heavier cigar use and, after considering social and health harms, concludes moderation failed and that it is better not to smoke. He notes social pressures and the nuisance of secondhand smoke, urging public awareness.
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Russell House Rotunda
Morris Waite
Detroit Free Press
Recital by Professor Von Thump Delights Audience
In the Realm of High Act Mother How reports the piano recital by Professor Von Thump with the daughter noting it was glorious. The performance suffered three broken strings during the concert.
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Professor von Thump
Fragmentary note from Pronk Peete undercuts Pielsticker family
Fragmentary speech references Gretchen and Mrs Pielsticker Dem twins and mentions peen sbpanks. Context appears as a garbled quote from an internal line in Applied Mechanics archive.
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Pielsticker
Gretchen
Hunter and Jane Dalrymple wed after years apart
Alexander Hunter, a Scotsman, rose from poverty in Whithorn to wealth in Wyoming as a cattleman and manager of the Milwaukee and Wyoming Investment Company. He married Jane Dalrymple in Ava Wyoming after sending for her, while a discussion on pronunciation of advertisement follows.
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Chicago Herald
Alexander Hunter
Whithorn
Scotland
Jane Dalrymple
Hunter
America
Jane
Far West
Niagara
Wyoming
Milwaukee and Wyoming Investment Company
Miss Rummy
Miss Dalrymple
Leland Hotel
Mrs. Hunter
Ava
Alex. Hunter
Cheyenne
Laramie
Mr. Hunter
Party on Turnbull's bench ends after whisky binge
Four men lounged on a bench at Seventeenth and Eddy and shared a flask of whisky yesterday afternoon. Policeman Ingalls broke up the gathering, with Bill Franklin among the revelers, a bullwhacker who once drank here fifteen years ago.
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Turnbull's
Seventeenth
Eddy
Policeman Ingalls
Bill Franklin
Fishing Trip Ahead for Clary Party to Poudre
Mr and Mrs Fred Clary Miss Van Evera Mr and Mrs ONeil Mr and Mrs Stone Mr and Mrs E B Johnston Mire Cameron depart this afternoon for a week long fishing at the Poudre. The party travels with a fine outfit including the Van Tassel coach. Fred Clary boastfully notes he has failed to land a trout in five prior expeditions and hints he may swim them down this time. Weeds are being cut from gutters on the residence streets.
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Fred Clary
van Evera
O'Neil
Stone
Johnston
Mire
Cameron
Sabbaths Clash Over Saturday Observance at Tabernacle Sermon
Elder Pegg of the Seventh Day Adventist tabernacle in Cheyenne argues the Bible is silent on changing Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. He offers $25 rewards for texts supporting various Sunday observance claims, plans to continue the history discussion, and notes local inquiries adopting the seventh day.
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Seventh Day Adventist Tabernacle
Nineteenth and
Ferguson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pegg
God
Christ
Disciples of Christ
Constantine
Cheyenne
Widow in Final Stage Pneumonia Baptized by Reverend
An elderly widow, Catherine Cooper, who believed she was dying, sent for Rev. D. B. Green, entered her coffin, and was baptized by him and other reverend gentlemen. Mrs. Cooper is stated to be in the last stages of pulmonary consumption.
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Stampricey
Mars
Catherine Cooper
D. B. Green
His Great Thirst and a Humble Water Request
A Philadelphia Times anecdote describes Sansberz, a mild boardinghouse lodger admired for virtue. He repeatedly asks Miss Mary for water while claiming his room is on fire, revealing his extreme, awkward gentleness and triggering housemates’ concern.
A Martyr to Style Describes Fashion Conformity in Epistolary Verse
A speaker laments gowns that trail in dust and mocks fashion conformity. She confesses cowardice in resisting current trends yet frames herself as a martyr in the march of a new prevailing gown. The piece notes dainty criticisms from others and hints at public judgment. The writer signs as Susan M. Best in Epool.
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Susan M. Best
Epool
The Long and the Short of It
The excerpt remarks on workers named Wrle Shire and Pokin, noting their proximity to work and their duty. It references a tonal line about being tighter and nearer to labor, attributed to the New York Recorder.
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New York Recorder
The Voice of Nature Visitor Confronts Mouse Fright
The proprietor reports no attack by beasts. A mouse crossing the dressing room startled Frau lein Qhuufurecht, the Hon tamer, during a tense moment in the scene. Splitter.
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Dienagerte
Fraulein Qhuufurecht
Spartan simplicity example quoted by Murden in Lodisnapolis Journal
A fragment from the Lodisnapolis Journal cites Murden on Spartan simplicity and mentions a crude remark about staying at a pass and harming a hotel. The passage is jumbled and partially garbled with no clear narrative or attribution beyond the quoted lines.
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Professor Potterby
Murden
Jenkins
Lodisnapolis
Mosquitoes Haunt Visitors at Sand Bar Beach
Sally Slinim recalls near attack by mosquitoes while at Sand Bar Beach, Polly Plhuupp-Well notes bones left behind, as reported in the New York Weekly.
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Sally Slinim
Polly Plhuupp
New York Weekly
Long Toward Monn hog Harry at the balb
The fragment shows a colloquial dialogue with names like Jack Well and an informal scene about swinging dumbbells in the evening. Source text is incomplete and lacks clear newsworthy events or identifiable entities for a full summary.
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Jack
New York
Irish Convention Snub Deepens Political Strife
A Dublin convention reveals Liberal gains and Conservative resistance amid Irish issues. Editor notes manipulation by priests and bishops, with Salisbury pressuring Vatican intervention while McCarthyites and Liberals seek common ground. Parnell’s weakened leadership shows in attendance and secretarial shifts, signaling broader political upheaval.
McMahion Retains World Wrestling Title at Harvess
McMahion defeats W H Quinn two falls to one in a collar and elbow world championship match. Quinn contested a fall in the final bout but no reversal occurred. Irish Catholic church property at Raw lines to be improved for 2000 dollars. Commissions issued to Sheridan militia company officers.
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Harvess
McMaahion
W. H. Quinn
Pacific Coast
McMahion
Quinn
Militia Comepany
Sheridan
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