Rock Springs petitions to form Wyoming National Guards company
Acting Governor Meldrum acknowledges Rock Springs petition signed by 52 residents to organize a militia company. Officers elected are H. E. Christmas captain David G. Thomas first lieutenant Ed L. Evans second lieutenant. Secretary Meldrum promises assistance and awaits Governor Warren's return to issue commissions. A muster officer will visit Buffalo to muster Company C and then Rock Springs company.
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Meldrum
Rock Springs
Fountain Theatre
H. E. Christmas
David G. Thomas
Ed L. Evans
Wyoming
Wyoming National Guards
Warren
Buffalo
Bee Panyou
J. W. Melpream
Badger Notes Accident on Douglas Stage Treated at Bridger
An accident occurred to the Douglas stage on its trip to Badger on the 12th arriving at Bridger ferry. The lead horses ran off dragging the pole team and coach into the water, six passengers escaped, mail was lost and one horse drowned.
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Badger
Douglas
Bridger Ferry
Soo
Buckhorn
Land office contest ends in Sundance Newcastle peace
The Hatch et buried reports a hot contest over the land office location in the district. Telegrams from Mayor Mondell of Newcastle and Mayor Hoopers reply express congratulations as the battle ends with Sundance winning the United States land office.
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Sundance
Newcastle
Mondell
Hooper
Wyo
Tom Hooper
United States
Judge Carey
Frans W. Monvet
Newcas tle honors Mondell as Wyoming’s trusted congressman
SunNpance reports Newcastle’s mayor Tom Hooven praising Frank W. Mondell as a fair, honest representative and urging unity for mutual prosperity. The Utah division of the Union Pacific will relay about fifty miles of road with sixty pound rails this month.
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SunNpance
Wyo
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Sundance
Wyoming
Congress
Tom Hooven
Utah
Union Pacific
Court notes and Lander incorporation ruling
Supreme court decisions include Dole v Hecht costs and Holliday v Wyoming Loan debt affirmations and reinstatement motions. In Price v Territory of Wyoming a mandamus orders Fremont county to organize Lander, ending a long contest among factions.
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District Court
Supreme Court
David Dole
Charles Hecht
Wyoming Loan and Trust Company
William H. Holliday
William G. Johnson
John Curry
Fremont County
Territory of
Wyoming
Lander
Wyoming cases briefed in Cheyenne court dispositions
The Territory of Wyoming disposed of cases including James Hayden charged with burglary held to bail $250. Willie White charged with larceny of a $400 diamond ring held until tomorrow at 2. Rodd charged with felonious assault held to bail $200 for assault and battery only. city case transferred to Justice Lee. Reacher vs Masters judged for the plaintiff.
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Territory of Wyoming
James Hayden
Willie White
Nagle
Territory
Rodd
City of
Cheyenne
Elliott
Justice Lee
Wyoming Railroads Race to Reach Deadwood and Casper
Contractors Wade and Jones arrive en route to Deadwood to complete eight miles of Burlington extension with rock excavation work, aiming for January 1 operation. Wade notes Pacific Short Line grading west of O Neill and Northwestern plans 100 miles of Central Wyoming line west of Casper, signaling rapid rail expansion and regional development.
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Wyoming Railroads
Messrs. Wade & Jones
Bear River Canal
Ogden
Deadwood
Fitzgerald
Burlington
Cheyenne
Burlington Road
Pacific Short Line
Wade
Pacific Short
O'Neil
Alex Swan
Pacific Improvement Company
Northwestern
Central Wyoming
Casper
Entering Class Receives Grammar School Diplomas
The following pupils were given grammar school diplomas and admitted to the high school on Friday Edward Artist Michael J Barry Addie Brubaker Charlies Cahill Ora Cowhick Clay Davis Mamie Goets Charles Himetreet Ada Haggood Harry G Hay Ralph Hall Will H Kelly John McAl vane Ralph Mercer Jennie Morford Mina McGregor Francis Moore Marceline Roleau Ada Ramey Maud Thompson George H Voorhees Others who will return in September will increase the number to about thirty.
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Edward Artist
Michael J. Barry
Addie Brubaker
Charlies C. Cahill
Ora Cowhick
Clay Davis
Mamie Goets
Charles Himetreet
Ada Haggood
Harry G. Hay
Ralph Hall
Will H. Kelly
John McAlvane
Ralph Mercer
Jennie Morford
Mina McGregor
Francis Moore
Marcelline Roleau
Ada Ramey
Maud Thompson
George H. Voorhees
Railroad to run through trains on brakes between Salt Lake and Butte
After July 1, through trains will operate on brakes over the Utah and Northern line linking Salt Lake City and Butte. The service change affects schedules and routing for passengers and freight along the corridor.
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Utah and Northern
Salt Lake
Butte
Absent-Minded Man Poem by Geo EB Devyr
A humorous portrait of an absent minded man who charms with song yet drifts through life. The speaker notes his dreamlike detachment and strange luck with money while praising his gentle manner and entertainment value. reads like a light verse from a 19th century column.
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Lot
Lofton
Geo
Devyr
Skipper Ben and Dolly in the Cove
A rustic New England coast tale centers on Ben a fisherman nicknamed Skipper Ben and his sweetheart Dolly in a harbor town. Ben loses Dolly to a missed marriage and becomes a changed man haunted by what might have been.
Dolly the Beach Baby and Skipper Ben's Bond
In a storm tossed coast town, a baby saved from wreck becomes Dolly, raised by Skipper Ben. The child clings to him as years pass, Dolly growing into a bright girl who loves the sea and the old brown house. Ben preserves the memory of that night and the faded dresses as Dolly's origin.
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Newand
Dolly
Dory
Captain Graves
Lisha Tucker
Ben
Ken
Pratt
Beno
Nee Bane
T . S Post
Skipper Ben
Erseter
Teylo
Easton
Savb
Bea
Cove
Skelter Bev
Beu
Northern Lights Across Latitudes and Phenomena
Popular Science Monthly notes auroras occur mainly in cold northern regions between roughly 16° and 17° north, forming an oval that spans geographical and magnetic poles. They can be seen as far south as 25° north in full display, with vivid arcs, colors, and crown-like shapes as described by Nordenakjold and Ekama, based on spectrographic observations of magnetic behavior and elevation.
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William Stosa
Popular Science Monthly
Boothe Felix
Iceland
Kara Sea
Siberia
Behring Strait
Hudson Bay
Labrador
Greenland
Nordenakjold
Ekama
Twenty Thousand Cordes Colleeup Adites On Paper
A fragmentary OCR item notes a large count of cords or sheets on paper with unclear origin. The readable terms hint at a large quantity and potential measurement but lack full context or identifiable entities to confirm purpose or event.
Habits of Bob White Birds in Hunting and Plowing
An article explains how Bob White quail alter behavior after mating season becoming more tame and spread, with a flock dispersed into individual pairs. It warns hunters on how rapid close shots at coveys often miss, urging single clean kills per barrel and careful aiming to avoid crippling multiple birds.
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Bob White
Lee Ae
Saelbrecht
Ivery
Eacensda
Henry George Delivers Long California Theatre Oration
A lengthy speech by Henry George at the California Theatre drew to a close after an extended hour of oration. As impatience grew, the orator skipped ahead and resumed with a vow for liberty. The audience shouted back with the chant You will Harry George, sparking merriment on stage.
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Henry George
California Theatre
Harry George
In the Depths of the Forests of Africa
An explorer recalls a grueling trek through a dense tropical forest described as a conservatory of nature. The journey is marked by oppressive loneliness, relentless ascent, and fear as natives warn of an unseen world beyond the trees.
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Stanley
Nam
Pear Eye
Forest
Voleus
Yambuys
Rms
Mechanica
Jasina
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Carroll’s Court
Reacher
Skipper Ben's
Northern Lights
Marrers Haven
Arun
Ice Army
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