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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1891

Page

7

Parkison Alibi Under Fire In Lengthy Trial Session

A crowded courthouse crowd followed the Parkison case as defense and prosecution dissect alibi details. Parkison’s long oral schedule was traced through bars and saloons from 6 pm to 1 am with witnesses noting his movements, while Beemer and McCune supported the defense. Jury deliberation to follow as arguments resume after witnesses and cross examination.

Parkison Kendall Baker Capt. Roberts Andrew Eagan Kate Walsh Eagan Kate H. P. Hynds Capitol Thornburg Hynds Ed Countryman Chicago Has. M. Beemer Beemer Parkisons Gayne Drummond Salt Lake Kate's Hynily Moyer al McCune Parkitok Davidson Clark Ikison Mac’s Messersmith’s Heansey's Sergt. Allbright Ohio Moyer’s McCune Miller Wise Norton Smith Scott Gibson Clark

Notice of Land Claim Proof in Wyoming

Notice states that Prams Hoket of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed a claim for Homestead 1240 in section 2 township 11N range 66W and will prove continuous residence and cultivation before Cheyenne on July 10, 18. Witnesses listed: Peterson Friedrich Mohufer Andrew T Caleb Organ and Charlies F Middlestall all of Cheyenne. Champlin Register.

Ouarerny Wro Retttor Han Iver Cheyenne Wyo Wald Land Vic Peterson Friderich Mohufer Andrew T Caleb P. Organ Ane Charlies Middlestall Cheyenne Walt O Fo Champlin Reginter

Land Office Notice of Timber and Stone Claim

Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming notifies that Damen J Ornelhy and others have filed proof of residence and cultivation for their land claims. Five witnesses are named to support continuous residence and use at the described township and range. The proof will be examined by the Clerk and Receiver in Cheyenne on a specified date.

Cunyes Cheyenne J. OrNelhy Wilway Pbi Buwe Uecher Kiteinger TY Joe Sehier Henry O.mehuile Ali Obeyenne PA Mamplem

Convict Contract Keeps Wyoming Prisoners at Laramie

The board of charities and reform in Wyoming secures a fifteen year contract with James Marsh for keeping state convicts at Laramie penitentiary. Rates range from 60 cents to 45 cents per day based on numbers, including food clothing and guards. The move shifts state prisoner costs from Joliet to Laramie and faces public scrutiny over secrecy and policy.

Board of Charities and Reform Penitentiary Commission Gramm Farwell Burdick Wyoming Joliet Laramie United States James Marsh Potter Marsh Rawlins Penitentiary Nebraska Kilpatricks Fredendall Board of Charities

Trial and murder confession clash in King Poston case

In Memenis Tennessee Col King faces murder trial after David Poston ante mortem declaration cites a swift shooting following a disputed insult. King testifies denying the cross bill in the King Pillow case and disputes a forged divorce document alleged to tie his marriage to Mrs Pillow.

Memenis Tenn David Poston Criminal Col. King Poston King Pillow

Lodge of Daughters of Rebekah Founded in Evanston

A lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah has been instituted at Evanston marking the organization’s expansion in the region. Members and local officials welcomed the new chapter and outlined its charitable aims.

Lodge of Daughters of Rebekah Evanston

Scientific wonders and new inventions spark futuristic talk

A Cincinnati child is cured by craniotomy while Professor Barnard unveils a selenium cell device to detect comets. German chemists report artificial silk, and Mayer notes Earth’s halted motion could melt it. Hoerde steel works desulfurizes pig iron and Limoges porcelain is fired with pure heat from petroleum oils. A Dublin lighthouse burner promises eight million candles of light. Ozone from electric discharge may coagulate milk, aided by bacterial growth in hot weather.

Cincinnati Barnard Mayer Limoges Hoerde Germany Dublin Tolomei Treadwell Wesleyan University

Photographic Advances and Notes from the Era

Eikonogen in crystala shows superior performance to powder. A pendulum on the tripod aids exposure timing. Aniline dyes color lantern slides well. Outdoor photo excursions grow in popularity for beginners. Lippmann’s color solution is seen as of little value by some observers. The Photographic Society of Philadelphia earns honors, including a silver medal for Robert S. Redfield’s work at Liverpool. Transparent celluloid lantern slides face issues of yellow tint curl and cleanliness before replacing glass.

Crystala Lippmann Photographic Society Philadelphia Robert S. Redfield Philadelphia Society Liverpool

Jewelry Designs Featured in Jewelers' Weekly

The Jewelers' Weekly highlights a range of refined pieces including a pin shaped like a shepherds staff with pearl crook, tablet forms between silver covers, enamel violets and pansies with diamonds, a heartRuby bow-set brooch, a pearl-like stud, a link cuff button with the same motif, floral enamel spoon handles, a lily of the valley spray, a tortoise opal brooch with diamond eyes, and an opal bracelet of eleven opals and twenty-six diamonds with a central large opal flanked by graduations.

Atchison Philosophy Nuggets on Credit and Foolish Acts

Abridged aphorisms discuss wealth, debt, and behavior with cynical wit. Notes warn about mortgages nudging repayment, secrets exposing character, and the perils of ostentatious honesty. A tip on treating skin after a blow closes the column.

Trainside Murder and Fatal Duel in Eaton Colorado

A tramp shot and killed a brakeman on a northbound freight at Eaton, near Cheyenne. Brakeman Gillum pursued the killer, exchanging fire until the tramp fell dead. Gillum survived and was hailed for courage. The incident followed a deadly duel witnessed by train crew. The killer surrendered to authorities. Gillum and others from Denver are held in high esteem. The university faculty decisions and new instructors are noted, with term to begin September 1.

Eaton Colo Cheyenne Denver Pacific Frank Dillon John Gillum Dillon Gillum I Hill Greeley Dison Denver Luke C. Colburn Michian Agricultural College Manuel Training George W. Whyte University of Michigan Ann Arbor F.L. Neiswander Michigan Agricultural College Cora M. McDonald

Telegrams and rumbling wires spark a family plea

In a fragment from Fliegende Blatter a student reports hearing a distant sound and the telegraph wires humming. The other student notes replying to a telegram from his father promising money. The vivid scene centers on communication and a family aid request.

Parrot Talk Sparks Dental Diet Debate

A humorous quip contrasts a hungry parrot’s cracker craving with a Boston critic’s doubt about crackers as diet. The speaker argues that crackers lack nourishment, favoring richer fare like bens and Browning’s poetry to stimulate imagination and urge better dietary understanding.

Buffalo Wyoming Lot Advertises Prime Resources

A historical notice promotes buying a Buffalo Wyoming lot with waterworks electric lights and flourishing mills at Ge garden of Wyoming. It claims to produce the prize potato crop of the United States in 1800 and directs maps and information to Mass and Thom of Buffalo Wyoming.

Wyoming Ge Garden United States

Disgrace to His Country Prince of Wales under fire in Britain

London reports the storm around the Prince of Wales intensifies as middle class groups condemn his gambling and proximity to the throne. War office talks assess whether army officers committed offenses and Queen Victoria and court circles brace for public scrutiny.

New York Associated Press London Prince of Wales Baptist Unitarian Presbyterian Boards of Guardians Prince A Wales House of Commons Gladstone Williams Levett War Office Stanhope Duke of Cambridge Duke of Connaught Redvers Buller Col. Stracey Earl of Coventry The Buckhounds Lord Coventry Ascot Wilkie Li Cil William Gordon Cuming Chaplin Dr. Salon Aniwrean Offeiala Chapelin

Rudyard Kipling Reported Dying in Italy

Special from New Brighton Pennsylvania reports Rudyard Kipling the famed writer is said to be dying of consumption and has reportedly been taken to Italy for treatment.

Rudyard Kiplting Prriswond New Brighton Rudyard Kipling Italy

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