Literary Socials Spotlight City Club Gatherings
A 1890 social page notes a literary reunion at the governor’s mansion hosting Alpha circle Queen Anne Beta and several clubs with husbands present. The program featured speeches music and a reading by Rev Lambkin who praised women’s higher education and native authors Irving Bryant. The C B C party Library Hall dancing and a forthcoming Madame De Avona Davidson concert are listed among week’s entertainments.
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Mre Warren
Alpha Circle
Beta Circle
Chautauqua Circle
School For Scandal
Julia Ward Howe
L. D. Lambkin
Pope
Washington Irving
William Cullen Bryant
J.C
Madame de Avona Davidson
Madame Davidson
Dino
Suffrage Letter From Wyoming Germans Critics Guess Opposition
A Wyoming German Republican woman defends woman suffrage, urging moderation and self reliance. She argues temperance is a moral issue, asserts Germans in Cheyenne and Wyoming are good citizens, and challenges Speaker Springer to let residents decide without outside influence. She warns of self-blame if disaster follows and calls for statewide evaluation.
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Springer
Wyoming
Out West
Cheyenne
Mr. Springer
John
Priscilla
John Alden
Chicago
Commonwealth
Unfortunate Accident Injures Mr A D Adamson at Stone Ranch
A Friday night dance at the Cheyenne Land and Live Stock ranch ended with Mr. A. D. Adamson suffering a broken ankle and a foot bone fracture after a fall from a veranda. Dr Maynard treated him on site and he was later moved to his rooms above the First National Bank for rest and care.
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A. D. Adamson
Stone Ranch
Horse Creek
Stone Creek
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Land and Live Stock Company
Mr. Adamson
Maynard
Adamson
The New Church Erection Plans Progress in City
Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church moved to build a new edifice with seating for about 1000. A building committee was named to manage plans and contract letting, with work soon to begin. The church aims to be a credit to the city and a center for Christian workers.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Juci Sings Favorite Song With Rose Likening Serenade
Miss Emma Juci performs a Schubert setting with Heine lyrics as her favored piece. Accompanied by Mr. Gerick of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, she enchants with dulcet notes and a sunlit, roseful mood during the recital.
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Miss Juci
Emma Juci
Schumann
Lassen
Rubenstein
Schuberth
Heine
Gerick
Boston Symphony Orchestra
House Discusses Education Bills and Photography Gallery Seance
The lower house debated bills on education for the blind and deaf, court printing, officer salaries, and irrigation. A late session featured a mysterious gallery visit with photographs of members and a witty address by Mr Kellogg praising the wall portraits.
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Council
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Fort Laramie
Adams
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Board of Capitol Commissioners
Kellogg
A Stump Speech and Territorial Appointments Scene
Read like a political recount from a noisy legislative session. Speaker Downey's portrait gallery metaphor frames generations while a stumping paper resolution targets Louis Miller and A A Holcombe for territorial appointments and condemns H G Hay and C W Burdick. The crowd disperses after a party line vote and routine committee work.
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Louis Miller
A. A. Holcombe
H. G. Hay
C W. Burdick
Selah
Stotts
Liggett
City Council Proceedings and Legislative Actions
The council set Council file No. 48 as a special order for 3 pm and noted final passage. Multiple House bills including protections for wildlife and civil procedure changes were passed with varying majorities. An afternoon executive session followed, preceded by a large audience and a governor’s message reading as the session moved toward closure.
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Rogues Gallery
Speaker Downey
Abe Lincoln
Abe
Kellogg
Council
Sheridan County
Justice of Peace
Fort Laramie
Capitol Building Commission
Lander
Burdick
Beck
Reel
Hunter
Sudden death of young child in Reed Street residence
Ramon Miller, two and a half years old, youngest son of Mr. Prank A. Miller, died yesterday afternoon at the Miller residence on Reed street from throat and lung troubles after two days of illness. The loss is deeply mourned by the family and friends. O'Neill Saturday night at Monte Cristo.
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T. B. Hicks
P. G. Brewster
B.S. van Tassell
W. E. Gentrie
S. E
Ramon Miller
Prank A. Miller
Mr. Miller
Reed Street
Territorial council confirms Democrats and blocks Republicans
The democratic territorial council this afternoon upheld the two Democrats nominated by Governor Warren and refused to confirm the two Republicans. A long resolution was offered but read as a partisan act, showing the council’s partisan stance.
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Democratic Territorial Council
Warren
Democratic Council
Feminine Superstitions and the Wit of Women
A column cites humorous beliefs that women hold superstitious fears in daily life. It notes claims of bad luck from interactions with charitable women and jokes about luck tied to speaking aloud and breakfast rituals. The piece playfully catalogs quirks about clothing, missteps, and passing lucky phrases.
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Rom
N. Y. Sun
Remarkable Insomnia Case Reported in Georgia
A Georgia case claims Charles Harilen, a man from Athens, lived for five years without sleep. The report characterizes it as the most remarkable insomnia on record and attributes the condition to unknown causes.
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Georgia
Charles Harilen
Athens
Ex-Senator Bruce and Wife, Noted Upon Appearance and Lifestyle
The New York World describes ex senator Bruce as six feet tall and about two hundred pounds with a copper colored face and mixed race features. His wife appears mostly Caucasian, educated in Cleveland, slender and refined in manner. They reside in Washington near Blaine's house, with Leiter renting for eleven thousand dollars yearly.
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Bruce
Cleveland
Washington
Blaine
Leiter
N. Y. World
The Shah’s Cousin Faces Siberian Punishment
Kirgza, a cousin of the Shah, has not been convicted of counterfeiting in Moscow. He has been condemned to five years of hard labor in Siberia.
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Keykuban Dechman Kirgza
Moscow
Russia
Siberia
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Governor Warren
TME
W.C. Bryant
F. E. Warren
R. F. Glover
Queen Anne Club
Annie Schulte
L. D. Lamkin
Chautauqua _ cirele
Mead and Dana
Corlett
C. B.C
Library Hall
Vair
Equality” State
Mer Eapled Toner
Wale
Wales
Council Democrats
Daily Sun
Hebard
Conference Committee
Glafcke
Niorpanai
Luke Voorhees
Gran
Rson
Grant
Normandie Howl
Wyo
D.M. Ferry 4&Co
D. M. Penny & Co
S & N Sp
Detroit
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