Minister Retains Paris Estate at Twenty Thousand Rental
The article notes that a minister has secured a palatial Paris residence with an annual rental of 20000 dollars. Secretary Rusk opposes a cabinet side show and favors an assistant attorney general. Mrs Hannison plans warm weather at Deer Park with Mrs McKee and children. The Salt Lake Tribune and Ogden Commercial praise Judge Zane’s appointment as President responds to the nomination.
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Ret
Paris
Rusk
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Ogden Commercial
Zane
Chicago safe haven urged for Cronin case suspect
If Mr. Tascott is not in Chicago the detective work in Cronin case should persuade him that Chicago is the safest place for him. The Chicago Tribune notes this strategic reasoning amidst ongoing investigations.
Dr Tanner Demonstrates Buried For Four Weeks Escape
A public demonstration by Dr Tanner, famed for extreme stunts, aims to prove survival after a four week burial. He invites the public to witness the challenge and the risks involved in such a perilous feat.
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Dr. Tanner
Secretary Nasve Demands Better Service from Indian Agents
Secretary Nasve issues a directive to his appointed Indian agents, stating the present administration expects improved service compared with the agents’ past performance. The letter emphasizes higher standards and accountability for agency duties.
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Nasve
Secretary Braine Plans July August Vacation
It is believed Secretary Braine will take an extended vacation in July and August by order of his physician and his own wishes. He owns a fine Bar Harbor home where the family may spend the break.
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Braine
Bar Harbor
Cheyenne and Northern Rail Line Questioned Over Subsidy
The text questions why the Cheyenne and Northern would not run a train semi annually if it can fill the bill by running an express train three times a week. It links subsidy considerations to the frequency of service and the line’s ability to meet demand.
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Cheyenne and Northern
Proclamation Consideration for Constitutional Convention Delegates
Governor Warren Chief Justice Maginnis and Secretary Shannon will meet at 1 oclock next Monday to discuss issuing a proclamation for the election of delegates to a constitutional convention.
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Warren
Maginnis
Shannon
School lands applications pour in from Lara mie county
Applications for school lands arrive daily in Lara mie county and a large benefit to the school fund is expected. At a valuation of one dollar per acre a section yields thirty two dollars per annum for the fund.
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Laramie County
Ice dealer Sullivan linked to Cronin murder case
Sullivan, indicted as a suspect in Dr Cronin's murder, has long held a good reputation but is believed to know more than he reveals. He initially denied ties to political societies but later admitted involvement with Clan na Gael.
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P.O. Sulllivan
Dr. Cronin
Clan-na-Gael
Cronin Case Revelations Point to Clan-na-Gael Seat
The Chicago Tribune links the Cronin murder to Clan-na-Gael as the likely source of the conspiracy. Motive remains debated, but the crime is condemned as horrible. Public opinion may hold high officials responsible if they knew of it or concealed it.
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Cronin
Chicago Tribune
Clan-na-Gael
Corlett Favored for Chief Justice of Wyoming Territory
A Cheyenne bar petition circulated for Hon. W. W. Corlett to become Chief Justice. Willis VanDevanter withdrew after supporting Corlett with bar backing. Corlett, recently improved in health, is praised for legal experience and integrity. M. C. Brown reportedly not opposing, leaving a clear field.
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W. W. Corlett
Wyoming Territory
Bar of
Cheyenne
Willis VanDevanter
Corlett
VanDevanter
Mr. Corlett
Wyoming
Supreme Court
the Sun
People of
M. C. Brown
Statehood 18 Nears Clear Path as Wyoming Holds Ground
Statehood advocates claim an easy grasp at eighteen while Wyoming maintains momentum and resists territorial pauses. The brief notes steady progress toward admission and political backing within the union.
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Statehood
Wyoming
Cheyenne business keeps calm ahead of fall season
The Cheyenne enterprise projects a tranquil period with plans for upcoming activity. Stakeholders anticipate steady operations and continued community engagement as autumn approaches.
From seven mails a week north ward to three
The note reflects a reduction in mail delivery for the north ward from seven dispatches weekly to three and calls for a return to regular operations or stage of service.
Carbon County Commission Resolutions Pending in Judge Carey’s Office
Resolutions adopted by the Carbon county commissioners have been in Judge Carey’s office since last Wednesday, awaiting further action or disposition. The status indicates ongoing review by the judiciary with no public disposition announced.
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Carbon County
Judge Carey
Counties Yet to Vote On Statehood
Oxy Sheridan Crook and Fremont counties remain to be heard from with expectation that the first two will favor statehood.
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Oxy Sheridan
Crook
Fremont
Indiana Lawyer Benjamin Harrison Considered NY Practice
The New York World recalls that about two years ago Benjamin Harrison of Indiana then on track to become president decided to move to New York to practice law. His close friends New and Dudley urged him to stay in Indianapolis, shaping his eventual path.
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New York
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
United States
New
Dudley
Indianapolis
Talk of Refusal to Pay Interest on Cheyenne and Northern
A gentleman back from Converse county reports chatter that interest on the Cheyenne and Northern railroad may be refused on the grounds the line is not operated regularly and only at long intervals.
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Converse County
Cheyenne and Northern Railroad
Coshocton Postmaster Arrested Over Commission Withholding
The Coshocton New York postmaster was arrested for withholding his successor’s commission, arguing he knew better than President Harrison when Coshocton should have a postmaster. It’s a costly judgment error for his career.
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Coshocton
N. Y
Ile
Harrison
Winuiasm Water Pokies Sets Out for Germany Mission
Winuiasm Water Pokies traveled abroad prepared to stay if needed. His business and domestic affairs were settled on the chance of a long absence. He increased his life insurance and took steps to secure his affairs, leading friends to believe he did not expect to return soon.
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Winuiasm Watre Pokies
Mr. Phelps
Counties delay statehood action due to monthly meetings
The report explains that county action on the statehood proposition is slow because commissioners meet only once a month. Next Tuesday's meetings are expected to yield favorable action from counties that have not yet responded.
Pioneer counties in line for statehood update
Sweetwater county is in line for statehood finishing the list of pioneer counties. Only three of the new counties remain to be heard from.
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Sweetwater County
Pioneer
Fremont County Faces Statehood Call Delay Challenge
The Mountaineer notes that if Fremont County holds back the commissioners from signing the call for statehood, the county would be the sole one failing to meet the timeline, potentially altering the path to statehood.
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Fremont County
Corlett Favored as Likely Chief Justice Successor
Announcement by Tae Sun indicates Hon. W. W. Corlett will probably succeed Chief Justice Maginnis. Citizens greet the news, noting his fitness, long territorial residence, fairness, impartiality, and gentlemanly bearing.
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Tae Sun
W. W. Corlett
Maginnis
Statehood support grows across Wyoming counties
Albany Carbon Sweetwater and other counties aligned on statehood and backed by over four fifths of the territory vote in the last election. The counties named UNITA CARBON ALBANY JOHNSON LARAMIE CONVERSE SWEETWATER indicate strong regional backing for the move.
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Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Carbon Albany Johnson
Laramie
Converse Sweetwater
Endorsement For Willis VanDevanter As Wyoming Chief Justice
The territory bar endorsed Willis VanDevanter for Chief Justice of Wyoming calling the gesture well calculated to stir pride among seasoned lawyers. Several counties favored his appointment with majority support in this county. the young lawyer noted his lucrative practice and shorter territorial residence. He steps aside yet remains an active spectator and republican proponent of harmonious action.
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Willis VanDevanter
Wyoming
The Judges Little Game Fun at Harrisburg Court
A Chicago Herald note recalls Judge Bricker of Clarion county Pennsylvania hosting Sunday gatherings in Harrisburg. Guests share a carved smoked beef hunk passed with a buck horn knife, then a ceramic jug, with a chalk mark guiding restocking for next week.
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Judge Bricker
Pennsylvania
Clarion County
Harrisburg
Chicago Herald
All Had the Same Dream Among Italian Immigrants
A detailed note recalls how fatigue malaria and crowding trigger a shared nightmare among soldiers and emigrants. Laurent describes French troops in a ruined monastery awakened by a black dog figure that suffocates and vanishes, with repeated eerie cries and mass flight despite no external threat.
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Laurent
Marcel
Uwe
Watches and the changing culture of gold timepieces
A Fulton Street jeweler explains to a Brooklyn Eagle reporter that gold watches have become common to the point of everyday wear. He notes shifts in consumer behavior, cheaper movements, and widespread use among streetcar conductors, with warnings about deceptive 18 karat labeling and plated cases.
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Fulton Street
Brooklyn Eagle
Shavye
America
Bright and The Clergyman
An account from Mr W L Bright M P describes a chance meeting with a clergyman in a rural district. The clergyman offered a ride and discussed Brights recent speech, with tensions over his views. Bright attended the clergy mans sermon and left unruffled despite being accused as the target.
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W. L. Bright
M. P
Mr. Bright
Ian
Beth Bokbio
John Bright
Tie
Maxims on Women From Indian Sacred Texts
A collection of sayings emphasizes respect for women and mothers. Phrases warn against cursing or despising women and note divine retribution for neglecting a mother’s sufferings. The passages stress the value of appreciating all things and warn of punishment for ingratitude, with rebirth consequences implied.
Napoleon at Elba and the Elban tax revolt scene
Napoleon lands at Portoferraio where Elba offers him a humble welcome and a few goods for public works. He receives accommodation and a Te Deum, then tours the island in a car. funds dwindle as taxes rise, sparking Capoliveri resistance before capitulation to Napoleon.
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Napoleon
Porto Ferraio
Piazza Cavour
Piazza Vittorio Eee
Vicario
Elba
Fontainebleau
Elbans
Waterloo
Capoliveri
Trotters in Daily Life and Track Fame Across Cities
The Atlantic discusses American trotters in everyday work from milk carts to bakery wagons and their shift to racing. It cites a Western New York milk cart horse that beat established trotters and a Boston baker’s mare that won a match race before returning home. It notes most animals link to the Morgans line and equine aristocracy remains influential.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Markling
New York
Boston
Saugus
Conrad
Mlo
Atlantic
Word Origins of Baby and Curfew in English History
The article discusses whether baby derives from English roots or from Irish and Welsh cognates like bab or baban. It explains the imitation-based formation ce plus examples such as buzz and crackle. It also notes curfew from French couvre feu and the lingering 9 o'clock bell custom.
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Bebe
Baby
England
Europe
United States
Morning on the Ganges River Journey
A morning voyage on a boat along the Ganges describes the riverfront with ghats, bathing rituals, and crowds. Priests apply forehead and body marks as pilgrims proceed through ablutions toward sacred pools and temples amid a bustling religious setting.
Change of Base and Old Romance at Grounds
The Lincoln Journal reports a comical scene where a suitor reconsiders a proposal after an exhibition game at the baseball grounds. The couple discusses arranged marriage as an event unfolds with light humor and local color.
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Lows
Fumare
Lincoln Journal
Great Pekin Palace Fire Reported Losses
A great fire at the imperial palace in Pekin is reported with losses of 3000 and 4 500 000 dollars, details unclear as to scope or cause.
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Imperial Palace
Pekin
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