Press praises Wyoming statehood bid in national papers
The Press and Wyoming notes wide favorable coverage from the New York Herald Newark Press Tribune Cincinnati Gazette and Chicago Tribune praising Wyoming and Idaho admission efforts. It cites Wyoming's resources education irrigation and coal output as evidence of readiness and argues for immediate statehood alongside Idaho.
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Wyoming
Sun
New York Herald
Newark
Egypt
Idano
Congress
Nevada
Idaho
Colorado
Centennial
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Admission bill progress noted by Delegate Carey
Delegate Carey states there is little doubt the admission bill will become law. He comments on legislative momentum and expected approval in the near future.
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Carey
Coroner Dr J H Hayford Reports Black Crime and Execution
The Sun attributes the murder conviction and gallows execution to the work of Dr. J H Hayford. He acted as coroner and helped uncover the crime, with County Attorney Groesbeck guiding the prosecution. The Sun sent a wire for the doctor’s detailed account of the incident and the execution.
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Sun
Geo. Black
J. H. Hayford
Hayford
Groesbeck
Tux Sun
State Constitution Indebtedness Limits Clarified
The Suw states that the yesterday’s column error is corrected. It explains constitutional limits: state indebtedness may not exceed one percent of assessed valuation, county indebtedness two percent, and city indebtedness two percent.
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Suw
Globe Trotters Plan Grand Spherical Tour
Two more travelers are arranging a grand global spherical tour. The pair aims to visit multiple continents and showcase a rotating globe performance. Details remain sparse.
Globe Tour Planned for Regina Rothe on St Patrick Day
Regina Rothe, a New York newspaper woman, will begin a global voyage on St Patrick's Day. Citizens have contributed to her expenses. She will travel east via the Canadian Pacific railroad, aiming to complete the trip in sixty one days. The Citizen Train is to sail from Tacoma westward the same day.
Patt Keeps Billiards Passion Alive with Nico Lini
Patt spends leisure hours playing billiards with Nico Lini, keeping her love for the game strong.
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Patt
Nicolini
Panama Canal Cost Debate Stirs French Stockholders
Experts say completing the Panama canal would cost around one hundred million dollars and the patience of French stockholders may be exhausted within that figure.
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Panama Canal
Silver plate hoard moved to Rio mint from ex-emperor
Five large wagons carried silver plate alleged to belong to the former Brazilian emperor were deposited at the Rio de Janeiro mint. Local authorities did not release further details about the transfer or the provenance of the treasure.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Young Emperor William Holds Mixed Views on Bismarck Policy
The article suggests William may acknowledge Bis marck’s grasp of affairs while Bis marck adheres to repression. It portrays Bis marck as the political Bludsoe who suppresses the safety valve and favours firm control.
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William
Bismarck
Imperial Fashion Rule Bans Foreign Cloth
The czar decrees that all imperial family must wear clothing made only from Russian materials by Russian hands. Previously the czar and czarina sourced garments from Paris with twenty French dressmakers employed at St Petersburg.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Faith Curists Face Vicious Backlash in Unnapolis
In Ohio residents drove out Faith Curists after warnings to leave Unnapolis. When ignored, their meeting was broken up with stones and the group was forced from town, reflecting widespread local indignation toward the new religion.
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Ohio
Unnapolis
Virginia Congressman's Win Questioned by Ward Frauds in Richmond
A report outlines alleged electoral fraud in Jackson ward Richmond where 722 voters chiefly black were blocked from voting for Waddell and 545 waited all night to cast ballots. Many ballots were rejected by judges and later given to United States Commissioner Edgar Allen amid claims of illegal voting and obstructive tactics.
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Georce D. Wise
Virginia
Waddell
Wise
Jackson Ward
Richmond
United States
Edgar Allen
Allen
Democrats' gerrymander could push McKinley to Ohio governorship
The tax scheme aimed at removing Major McKinley from Congress by redrawing his district may elevate the protectionist leader to Ohio governor in 1891. Republicans in Ohio foresee McKinley as successor to Governor Campbell.
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McKinley
Congress
Buckeye
Ohio
Territorial Geologist Ricketts and Engineer Mead Tax Reports
Tax reports of Territorial Geologist Ricketts and Engineer Mead prepared with care would serve as immigration documents. Printing 5,000 copies of each is estimated at under $1,500, a cost Tax Sun believes is not extravagant.
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Territorial
Ricketts
Mead
Tax Sun
Outlay of Money to Expend for Purpose Mentioned
A fragment notes an outlay of funds to be spent for the stated purpose. The brief hints at financial planning or a budget allocation but lacks specific amounts or entities.
Editorial on tax collection and county responsibility compared to Colorado
The Sun ridicules Lees for opposing tax collection by county officials and cites Colorado practices as normal. It accuses the Leader of hypocrisy and misusing law to label the bill a plunderous scheme while defending local officials and a prominent legislator.
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Lees
Union
Colorado
Nye to Outline Wyoming Statehood Claims
A forthcoming letter from Bill Nye will detail Wyoming's arguments for achieving statehood, presenting a concise case from the renowned writer and thinker.
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Bill Nye
Wyoming
Salt Lake Tribune Transforms Under New Era
The Salt Lake Tribune sheds old style and dress, adopting a lighter, brighter format. Its pages grow in number and width, presenting a fresh, stylish appearance. The Sun congratulates the new Tribune as it enters a prosperous era unseen years ago.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Tribune
Cold Wave Grip Tightens On Region
Record cold grips area as residents report frost and low temperatures across cities. Officials warn of potential hazards and urge residents to take winter precautions.
Illustrations of the Laramie Times In Literary Curiosity
The Laramie Times illustrations described as fearfully and wonderfully made. Bill Nye has filed the last issue away with his curiosities in literature.
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Laramie
Bill Nye
Western Union Opposes Government Telegraph Scheme
President Green fears Uncle Sam may lose money and sympathizes with the poor taxpayer. He appears to be a philanthropist in opposing the post office telegraph plan.
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Western Union
Government Post Office
Green
Uncle Sam
Leader pushes high interest rate stance amid confusion
The Leader persists in backing a high rate of interest, while it appears oblivious to its own defeat and being knocked out of the race.
Call for General Registry Law to Prevent Election Fraud
The writer argues against selective registries in country precincts and advocates a universal registry law. Citing democratic rural voters, the piece asserts all citizens deserve equal treatment and notes ranchers and cowboys will travel to ensure honest elections. A broad, general applicability is urged.
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Baie Ranches
Marco Comes In Like A Lion In Battle Over Interest Rates
The excerpt discusses a proposal to cut the legal interest rate from twelve to ten percent. It implies the Leader as ally of lenders would oppose the measure, suggesting the bill would fail or be rejected. The text frames a political struggle over finance policy.
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Marco
Cheyenne Real Estate Boom Includes 440 Acre Section Sold
The day’s notable Cheyenne transaction was the sale of 440 acres in section 28 between Logan place and Carey addition for 35000. Buyers plan platting into streets and lots as city growth drives demand. Other deals include J K Jeffrey negotiations for balance of his addition at 30000, Garland Co sales to William Smith and McClung & Bons, and large acreage deals led by Valentine Baker. Construction plans follow improving weather with multiple new houses underway.
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Cheyenne
T. B
Carper
J. K. Jeffrey
Garland & Co
William Smith
McClung & Bons
Valentine Baker
Baker
Warren Mercantile
M. E. Post
Dean
Warren
Keefe
Evans Street
Isaac Underwood
Old War Cries Echo Through Medieval Battle Lore
An analysis of historic battle cries and their origins from European warfare. The piece traces Bourbon and Milan banners, parish and crusader cries, and heraldic signals used along routes from Paris to St Denis, noting sentiment and the role of patronage in martial calls.
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Santonis
Bourbon
Bourbos
Hainsult
Scotland
France
Denis
Paris
St. Denis
Milan
Sylvester Petra Sancta
A Wild Hog's Tusk
Fragmentary note mentions a wild hog item with unclear context and missing details. Text is too incomplete to identify event, people, or location.
Record cold snap cripples travelers in Genesee region
Genesee Idehu reports a brutal Wednesday morning with temperatures plunging to 104 degrees below zero. Two commercial travelers suffered severe frostbite on their noses and lips as conditions worsened and livestock perished in the severe cold.
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Genesee
Idehu
Stockle
Floating Population Captivity on a Shipboard Visit
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a shipboard scene with passengers living in confinement, scarce movement, and a tense dynamic aboard. The narrator recalls swimming, hospitality, and encounters with young Chinese companions amid a voyage marked by isolation and peculiar ritual.
Edwin Forrest and the Hidden Funds Controversey
A garbled reminiscence mentions Edwin Forrest, a home care figure, and unrecovered money. The text references a receiver and a personal claim about past funds and a Trust or Home’s work, noting some actors and uncertainty about repayment and future prosperity.
Pain of watching aging actors on stage in decline
A reflective piece notes audiences endure witnessing actors struggle with fading talent. It contrasts public affection for performers with the painful sight of decline and the vain hope they can continue. The piece uses metaphor of a ruined tower to illustrate imminent collapse of ability.
Prolific Authoress Kate Dallas Profile
A garbled passage describes Kate Dallas described as a prolific authoress with thousands of short stories. The text struggles with fragmented, unclear phrasing about appearance and dress, noting a white complexion and dark clothing in an inconclusive manner.
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Kate Dallas
Hera
Ronan
The Perils of Shopping for Trash and Tea Pots
In a reflective essay a reader warns against impulse buys and cheap knick knacks that disappoint. The piece argues true value lies in thoughtful spending, noting teapots and keepsakes cannot satisfy deeper desires and urging restraint and wiser purchases.
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