Catholic Wyoming Bishop Appeals for Aid to Sustain Cheyenne See
Bishop Burke of Cheyenne denounces Lincoln Bishop’s report on Wyoming as false and asks for financial help. He notes Wyoming lacks funds, priests, and church property, with the diocese in debt and unable to support a resident bishop. Local priests counter that Cheyenne should join a neighboring diocese.
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Wyoming
Bovacam
Lincoln
M. F. Burke
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Burke
Cheyenne
St. Mary’s Carneprat
Wyo
Laramie
Rawlins
Evanston
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Rome
Neb
Saint Louis
Wryoming
the Propaganda
Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Church of Our Lady of Colors
Rock Spathos
D. D
Bishopacum
Bonhum
Cummiskey
Joan Devananty
C. Frrazcerap
James Ryan
Victory for Dr Aragas and Briggs Transfer Ruling
The Union Theological Seminary directors met and reaffirmed their stance on the Presbyterian general assembly veto over Charles A. Briggs. They declare the veto unlawful and uphold Briggs’s transfer to biblical theology, continuing him as professor for the coming year. John E. Willard is appointed clerk to Paymaster H. J. Corbett.
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Dr. Aragas
New Yor
Union Theological Seminary
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Chas. A. Briggs
Dr. Briggs
General Assembly
Detroit
Briggs
Uoion Seminary
Death of Cheyenne man Roman Kapp on Ferguson Street
Roman Kapp, 28, a Cheyenne resident since 1874, collapsed and died within three minutes last evening after being seen starting up town. A consumptive history cited la grippe a year earlier. he worked as a cook and left relatives to handle funeral arrangements.
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Roman Kapp
Cheyenne
Ferguson Street
Grand Central
Zehner, Buechner & Co
Grimes
Kapp
la Grippe
Germany
Eduard Kapp
Warren Mercantile Undertaking
Runaway Mercantile Wagon Causes Collision on Seventeenth
The Union Mercantile delivery team bolted yesterday afternoon on Seventeenth, wrecking their wagon. Mrs. W. W. Corlett, driving nearby, escaped by steering onto the sidewalk. A soldier cyclist and a breaking cart were also in a collision in front of Keefe hall, with minor injuries and tangled wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mercantile
W. W. Corlett
Mercantile
Keefe Hall
Union Pacific shops praised as finest built and equipped
Director Fred L. Ames, speaking in Omaha, says the Union Pacific shops have ample work beyond Omaha. He notes Denver will have ongoing tasks and Cheyenne shops are the finest built and equipped on the system.
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Union Pacific
Fred L. Ames
Omaha
Denver
Horses and Dogs for Sale from A F Krohne Stable
A F Krohne announces at his Twentieth street stable in Denver bred and imported stock including Adam the running horse, Sir Bevan the trotter by Cyclone out of Pepper, a hunter, and a pair of large Great Dane pups the only of their breed in the state.
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A. F. Krohne
Denver
Twentieth Street
Adam
Sir Bevan
Cyclone
Pepper
Sachs Taken for Sullivan at Ogden Sports
A Omaha drummer named M Sachs was mistaken for John L Sullivan by a crowd in Ogden who teased him as they followed the man they believed to be the boxing champion. He posed as Sullivan, joking with the onlookers and revealing a playful contrast between image and reality.
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Ogden
John L. Sullivan
M. Sachs
Omaha
Sullivan
Sachs
Price Hike Condemned as Kerosene Robbery
Citizens condemn Continental Oil for again raising kerosene to 70 cents a gallon a clear overcharge after previously marking fifteen cents as fair. The outrage is voiced across communities as unfair price gouging.
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Continental Oil Company
Winnipeg minister mobbed after liquor case verdict
Rev. Mordy, a Winnipeg divine, faced mob violence after convicting hotelkeepers of liquor law violations. He escaped injuries at the courthouse, then was egged and assaulted at the depot. Rev. Duncan aiding Mordy suffered a broken nose and further mistreatment as liquor men threaten further attacks.
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Mixxearouis
the Tribune
Winnipeg
Mordy
Portage
Mr. Duncan
Riot at Banquet Sparks Startupled Chaos in Beloit
In Beloit Wisconsin on June 5 a senior academy banquet caused an incipient riot after college and academy students clashed. A student was shot in the side but not fatally, hotel windows were broken, and the toastmaster was escorted to the hall by guards. Several injuries were reported at recitations today.
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Beroit
Wis
College
Academy
College and Academy
Death of famed range man Rafe Rhodes shocks town
The weekly Tribone is to be established by J. Enos Waite. Oliver W. Rice appointed sheriff replacing disappeared Jaycox. Rice is a Republican, Jaycox a Democrat. Casper receives large freight and the town remains lively.
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Rafe Rhodes
Tribone
J. Enos Waite
Oliver W. Rice
Jaycox
Rice
Casper
Robbery suspect arraigned before commissioner
Ole Alsund, the Egbert post office robber, was arraigned before Commissioner E. J. Churchill yesterday. United States Attorney Fowler conducted the prosecution. Alsund was jailed on failure to furnish surety for $1,000 with Alfred Hansen as interpreter.
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Ole Alsund
Egbert Post
E. J. Churchill
United States
Fowler
Alsund
Alfred Hansen
Telegraph Operator Sues Union Pacific for 45000
A. M. J. Ney, a telegraph operator, sues Union Pacific for 45000 alleging he was blacklisted after a dispute at Rock Springs. Ney says a four time shooting incident led to his discharge from Western Union after four months and ongoing denial of employment by Union Pacific and its connected lines.
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M. J. Ney
Union Pacific Railway Company
Rock Springs
Western Union Telegraph Company
Union Pavillo Railway Company
Noy
Lived to a Good Old Age The Long Career and Varied Public Life
Alphonso Taft died in San Diego California at a very old age. He served as secretary of war under Grant and later in the department of justice. Taft held posts as judge in Cincinnati minister to Austria and envoy to Russia before his health declined in Chili. He died after a long career in law and public service.
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Alphonso Taft
San Diego
Cal
Townshend
Taft
Yale
Cincinnati
Congress
Superior Court of
Grant
Belknap
Department of Justice
Ohio
Arthur
Austria
St. Petersburg
Russia
America
Chili
Death of Colonel Lewis M. Dayton in Cincinnati
Colonel Lewis M. Dayton, longtime Cincinnati resident and Loyal Legion member, died recently at the Queen City club. Born 1835 in Lawrence county New York, he studied at Yale, joined Sherman in the Civil War, and earned brevets for gallantry in the Atlanta and Carolina campaigns. He later ran the Phillips estate, shaped Cincinnati iron trades, and served in the Ohio legislature and Masonic orders.
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Army
L. M. Dayton
Atlanta
Carolina
Dayton
Cincinnati
Thomas Phillips
Ohio
A Popular Secretary of War
The article recalls Secretary of War Proctor's reforms in Washington. He abolished rigid etiquette that kept newspaper men waiting and required subordinates to yield to higher ranks. He explained a general has time, while a reporter is pressed by daily telegraph work. This loosened protocol made him popular with reporters.
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Proctor
Washington
Mr. Proctor
The Summer Bonnet Delights with Softness and Color
Lace lends softness flowers lend brightness and color ribbons add elegance broken lines soften rigid shapes. Feathers create gentle outlines while delicate vines and tiny blossoms peek among them. The piece promises many bonnets one might wish to own if funds allow.
Prophet Totten and His Millennium Prediction
Lieutenant C A L Totten, born February 4 1851 in New Logion Connecticut, famed for predicting the millennium beginning before March 1800. A graduate of Cheshire Episcopal Academy and Trinity College, he joined West Point in 1873 as a Fourth Artillery lieutenant. Totten is noted as an inventor and author of Strategos, an American war game praised by military authorities.
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C. A. L. Totten
New Logion
Conn
Episcopal Academy
Cheshire
Totten
Billopp Manor House and Howe Franklin Conference
A Staten Island mansion near Tottenville known as the Billopp manor hosted Lord Howe during the Revolution for a four hour conference with Benjamin Franklin John Adams and Edward Rutledge. The meeting, arranged to discuss settlement with the Yankees, ended without agreement though it heightened Patriots resolve. The group traveled from Philadelphia to Perth Amboy and were greeted by Howe, who hosted a meal in a moss adorned room before the talks concluded with courteous but unproductive dialogue.
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Lord Howe
Billopp
Staten Island
Perth Amboy
Tottenville
Colonel Billopp
Anne
Lord
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Edward Rutledge
Howe
Franklin
America
Lace George
Forty Five Years A Sailor Admiral D L Braine
Admiral D L Braine, after forty five years in the U S Navy, hauled down his flag as commander at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Born May 18 1820 in New York, he served from midshipman to rear admiral, participating in the Mexican War, Civil War actions at Fort Fisher and Hatteras Inlet, and commanded the South Atlantic Squadron before retirement under age sixty two.
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United States
New York
Young Braine
George Bancroft
Navy
Texas
Union
John Adams
Tera Cruz
Leutenant
Monticello
Hatteras Inlet
Wilmaxton
N.C
Pequot
Fort Fisher
Braine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Newport
R. L
Arctic Ocean
South Atlantic
Duplicate Columbus Voyage Proposal by Hale Letter
The text cites Edward Everett Hale urging Secretary Tracy to detail a steam powered voyage replicating Columbus first landfall. It proposes simulating Columbus voyage day by day, including stops and adventures, with attention to logbook details and notable moments while noting Cuban and Havana references.
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Heston
Edward Everett Hale
Tracy
Navy
Attwoods
Columbus
Busy British Princesses Aid Chelsea Girls Club Bazaar
Princess Beatrice sent a view of Grasse a book and poems by herself to a Chelsea Girls Club bazaar while the Princess of Wales displayed jewelry and fashion items at the event.
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Beatrice
Grasse
Peeies
Basaar O Ald
Chelsea Girls’ Club
Princess of Wales
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Ferguson
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Sir Allain Cheiriton
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W. H
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Fla
E. Allain
First National Bank of
Amps
Juarez
Mexico
C. F. Knolly
Jamaica
E. A. Cameron
Bank of Juarez
Bank of Australia
el Paso National Bank
Allain
Casper News
Sherman
Admiral Braine
D. L. Braine
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