Torrey bankruptcy bill gains support at Cheyenne meeting
Judge Jay L. Torrey outlines a comprehensive national bankruptcy reform at a board of trade session. He cites four national conventions, endorsements by commercial bodies, and a proposed system governing acts of bankruptcy meetings of creditors, composition, discharge, and officer pay to ensure prompt and fair administration.
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Court House
Torrey
Jay L. Torrey
Hicks
Presspert
Gentlemien
Congress
Washington City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
House of Representatives
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
French warship in Newfoundland stalls bait dispute
The state department says no decision or opinion on the French warship at St George's Bay can be given until more advice is received. It remains unclear if US fishermen are blocked from buying bait or if French subjects are barred from selling it, a distinction with political implications. A Fourth of July celebration is also mentioned with interest.
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Bult
Wasuiotox
St. George's Bay
Newfoundland
United States
State Department
Union Pacific Magnates Question Cost of Living in Cheyenne
Sidney Dillon and party praised growth in Cheyenne yet noted wages 60 cents a day higher than Missouri river points. They questioned living costs including rents and grocery prices while urging improvement of water mains and culverts near the track. Several court actions listed with trials set for June and May, and a dismissal noted for Cheyenne National Bank case.
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Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific
Warren
Cheyenne
Missouri River
Omaha
Dillon
Court Proceedings Move Through Grand Jury and Trials
The grand jury finished duties and court work continues into next month. Robert C. Morris named official court stenographer. W. P. Rodd indicted for assault and battery pleads not guilty with trial set for the 20th. Thomas Carroll accused of assault with intent to kill brought to court. Fillebrowne murder case set for June 25 after not guilty plea. Frank B. Parkison murder in first degree trial set for June 3. Remaining grand larceny cases continued. Jeremiah Graham murder case set for June 28. Public docket entries list continuances and trial dates for multiple defendants. Continuous civil action lists Harton Snyder and others with trial dates in June. Continuous cases involving Goshen Hole Irrigation, D. M. Steele & Co. vs Baker & Johnson, and others.
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Robert C. Morris
District Court
W. P. Rodd
Thomas Carroll
Davidson
Mr. Burke
Fillebrowne
Hiram Faulkes
Hav Ng
Frank B. Parkison
William Kingen
James Brantner
Jeremiah Graham
CIVES
Harton, Snyder
Horace A. Roy
Goshen Hole Irrigation Company
D. M. Steele & Co
Baker & Johnson
Beautification efforts at city cemetery noted
The city cemetery gains from tree removal by Mr. Shields and new monuments. Flower beds and gravesite cultivation reflect the community's refinement and culture through a year of work.
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Shields
Russell Bryan Wedding Report From Reno Parsonage
A Nevada Journal item records the May 21 1891 marriage at Reno's Methodist Episcopal parsonage of John A. Russell of Reno to Lotta H Bryan of Cheyenne Wyoming The couple who had been acquaintances met on a westbound train and later wed their families and friends extend best wishes in Cheyenne and Reno.
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Nevada State Journal
Reno
Marainp
Cheyenne
Hon. P
Bryan
Our City
Resignation of City Treasurer Bardsley sparks two offices
May 27 report from Portaperruia notes both city branches accepted Bardsley resignation. Richard Govellers elected to fill the unexpired term. six Democrats protested the resigning of a man charged with serious crime. Dems endorsed W Redwood Wright as residency confusion looms.
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Bardsley
Select
Richard Govellers
The
Record
W. Redwood Wright
Pattison
Philadelphia
Glendenning & Co
Mayer Stuart
Graham
Ollie
Cattle cargo from Montreal cleared after test finds no disease
A cargo of cattle aboard the steamship Lake Huron was seized on grounds of pleuro-pneumonia but only one head showed suspicion. The cattle inspector ordered a cow killed and lungs sent to London for analysis. the government analyst found no trace of the disease, and the cargo was landed.
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Lake Huron
Montreal
London
The Baker Boys Indicted for Burglary
The Baker boys have been indicted for burglary and are held in the county jail pending further proceedings.
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Baker Boys
Prominent Catholic Editors Gather in New York
The Catholic editors from across the United States met in New York City in a notable convention. Attendees included James Delaney and H. M Reynolds, along with Martin L. Griffin and Rev. J. Talbot Smith, whose leadership and ideas shaped the event and sparked wide discussion in Catholic publishing circles.
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New York
United States
New York City
James Delaney
Catholic Truth
Brooklyn
H. M Reynolds
Troy Catholic Weekly
Albany
Martin L. J. Grif
A. M. Reynolds
J. T. Smith
M. LJ. Griffin Fin
Catholic Historical Researches
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
N. O'Brien
Catholic Mirror
Baltimore
P. Thornberry
Jess
John Talbot Smith
Catholic Review
Jousx Jay McGinnis
Millennium prediction by Lt Totten shocks Yale professors
Lt C A L Totten, acting Yale professor and West Point graduate, predicts the millennium will begin by March 180. His life covers childhood in New London and Cheshire, baptism at 13, and a career as artillery officer and writer. He is a noted Christian biblical researcher and contributor to specialty magazines.
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Yale
C. A. L. Totten
New London
Conn
Episcopal Academy
Cheshire
Trinity College
Martford
West Point
Ile
Tse
Fourth Artillery
Nto
Episcopal Church
Willian
Kle
Moses
Joshua
Tion
von Moltke
Wolseley
Bollinger
Yale University
Lieutenant Tottengiver
Coutesy
Brath Lastie
Illustrator
Tottou
Lord Randolph Churchill Denounces London Press Over U S Tension
The British figure Lord Randolph Churchill praised the United States during the Backville Weet episode and urged recall of the imprudent minister. He rebuked the London Standard for stirring anti American sentiment and called for accepting Anorion's demand to restore goodwill between nations.
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Randolph Churchill
United States
Backville
Cleveland
London Standard
Anorion
Wyoming man John E. Leet visits Denver and praises Warren
John E. Leet of Denver, en route to his Converse county ranch, extols Senator Warren as a strong leader in the trans Mississippi congress. He recalls his Wyoming ties, role as a Douglas pioneer, and his influence on Republican unity in Colorado. Leet notes coinage debates affect regional party alignment.
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Orin Junction
Converse County
Senator Warden
Leet
Wyoming
Douglas
Colorado
Gang
Lux
Congress
Warren
Senate
Denver News
Harrison
Mortgage Details Tie Union Pacific to Big New York Lien
The Denver News reports a collateral mortgage of 20 million dollars by Union Pacific to Mercantile Trust Company of New York, dated May 1, 191, filed in Denver. It covers all Kansas Pacific and Denver Pacific properties with listed lands and exemptions. Also noted are Ohio Farmers Union moves rejecting third party ticket and endorsing a platform for tax equity, public schooling at cost, prohibition, and a gold silver standard plan.
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Denver News of
Union Pacific Railway Company
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Denver
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Denver Pacific Railway
PSO
DSOM
Dawe Shine
Papafter
Conmei Dhutls
Opden
Gould
Ohio
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Swan Land and Cattle Company, Limited
A. H. Swan
Swan Brothers
Mary Jane Benjamin
Edward Franklin Benjamin
Cyrus D. Kelly
Lawrence R. Bresnahen
Thos. D. Holt
Newton Bond
Jas
Sparks
John A. Sheffer
Frank A. Sttzer
Morton E. Post
Philip L. Bockfinger
Sarah E. Eddy
John Charles Johnson
Eliza Johnson
Albany County National Bank
A. W. Haygood
Cheyenne National Bank
Thos. Stone
Brown Denoy
Theo. Menges
Anne S. Gutherie
T. A. Kent
Joseph Wilde
J. A. Russell
Lotta H. Bryan
the Catholic Editors
John E. Leet
Sun
Kansas Pacific
Denver Pacific
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