Palemorie Concert Returns Cheyenne to Standing Room Only
The Cheyenne Presbyterian auditorium overflowed for Prof Pasmore and his pupils as a full program showcased piano solos, duets, vocal and violin pieces. Notable performances included Edith Johnson, Grace Chaffin, Laura Richardson, Ada Williams, and Mr Pasmore, with strong praise for technique and stage presence.
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Presbyterian Church
Pasmore
Cheyenne
Edith Johnson
Mr. Pasmore
Grace Chaffin
Baby
Blumenzauber
Mary Davideon
Mise Davideon
Maggie Cahill
Holst
Ada Williams
Gertrude Morgan
Miss Stanley
Laura Richardson
Hutchinson
Miss Crook
Archie Hale
Swapped Wives Case Shocks Sidney Area
Two nearby farmers from Calion precinct allegedly exchanged spouses in a double infidelity involving Schad, a schoolteacher and church worker, and Fox, a farmer. The tale centers on intimate affairs between each husband and the other's wife leading to a controversial entanglement near Sidney.
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Sidney
Fox
Schad
Calton
Calion
Universitiets
Public Building Bills Dominated Senate Calendar
Washington March 7. The Senate moved through minor business and took up public building bills. Oakland California seeks 300000, Cheyenne Wyoming 150000, and Salt Lake 500000. price concerns were raised over site value and rents. Blair educational bill discussion followed with calls to align party platforms and curtail misrepresentation. an executive session adjourned until Monday.
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Washineton
Senate
Oakland
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Phe
Salt Lake Oe
Ae Ikon
Crea
Plumb
Salt Lake City
Blair
Hale
New York
Country
Alabama election dispute resolves Threat versus Clark
The house committee on elections reported a resolution declaring Clark entitled to his seat in the contested election case of Threat vs Clark. The speaker announced passage of a senate bill on Woodbridge's court of claims claim for rifled cannon invention. The house adjourned for recess with pension bills on the evening agenda.
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Washingcton
House Committee On Elections
Alabama
Clark
House
Senate
Court of Claims
Woodbridge
Knights of Labor Press Telegraphed Government Control
Washington held a House committee session on postal telegraph with Ralph Beaumont of the Knights of Labor stating support for a government owned and operated telegraph system. He criticized private competition and urged passage of Wanamaker's bill as a first step despite political compromises.
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Washington
House Committee On
Ralph Beaumont
Legislative Committee
Hts of Labor
Wade
Knights of Labor
J. Green
Beaumont
Wanamaker
Clayton Breckenridge Arkansas Election Controversy Update
At a House committee on elections meeting Green Rowell and Messe Lace presented evidence in the Clayton Breckenridge contest. They proposed a sub committee of five to fully investigate and, if needed, travel to Arkansas to pursue the inquiry after the alleged assassination halted proceedings. The resolution was adopted.
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Clayton- Washinoton
D. C
House Committee On Elections Today
Green Rowell
Messe
Lacean
Clayton-Breckenridge Arkansas
Clayton
Earns
Arkansas
Ghastly parcel exposes woman's fate at Prince Dolgeren hoff home
An eerie discovery in Moscow reveals a parcel left at Prince Dolgeren hoff’s residence containing the body of a woman. An anonymous note declares the act as a first exploit and hints at vengeance against a betrayer, with investigators treating it as a possible homicide.
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Moscow
Dolgerenhoff
Massacre Hill memorial association formed in Kansas
An association formed by Johnson and Sheridan county citizens seeks to erect a monument at Massacre Hill to honor Lieut. Colonel Fetterman, 87 soldiers, and citizens who died at the Phil Kearney massacre on December 21, 1886. Members include Nelson L. Andrews James Ferrell Henry A. Coffeen James M. Lobban Horace R. Mann George T. Beck and Charles H. Burritt. Annual meetings will be in Banner. Membership costs $1 with one vote and a stock certificate.
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Fetterman
Phil Kearney
Association
Nelson L. Andrews
James Ferrell
Henry A. Coffeen
James M. Lobban
Horace R. Mann
George T. Beck
Charles H
Appropriation Bill Details Library and State Salaries
The bill introduced in the House lists totals for numerous items including salaries for Governor, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, Geologist, Librarian, and other officials, plus various contingents and allowances. It covers care and transportation, printing, insurance, weights and measures, mining board, militia, and jail keeping costs with substantial sums assigned to each line.
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Legislative Assembly
Council
Secretary of Interior
Eseveres
Reneral
Capitol
Mining Board
Territorial Suiding Insurance
Pris- Otcih Psee
Mutiny Aboard Rice Ship In Rio Harbor
Captain William Pratley of the Reina reports a mutiny aboard the Calcutta bound rice ship Reina from Calcutta to Rio Janeiro. Nine sailors mutinied after tainted pork, taking control. two mutineers were shot, the captain, first mate, and others were jailed. A naval court in Rio ordered the mutineers held, likely to be shipped to England.
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New York
William Pratley
Riena
Rio Janeiro
Reina
Calcutta
Rio
Cap
England
Explosion and Fire Kill Three Boys at Arm strong Furniture Plant
A noon explosion in the shaving dust room at the Arm strong furniture factory wrecked the building and burned three boys while they ate dinner. Fred Schas Willie Cheat ham and George Crawford died, engineer Charles Shelby suffered leg injuries. Citizens are urged to remember Wyoming’s statehood and safety.
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Inprawaronis
Evansville
Ind
The
Sentinel
Armstrong Furniture Factory
Fred Schas
Willie Cheatham
George Crawford
Charles Shelby
Wyoming statehood move eyed for next House action
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Baker of New York will bring up the Wyoming admission bill in the House soon after the Oklahoma measure, with Dorsey preparing Idaho and Springer opposing the Wyoming clause on female suffrage and polygamy limits. Springer argues German Republicans oppose Wyoming’s admission due to women’s influence in national affairs.
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Washington
Baker
New York
Territory
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Dorsey
Nebraska
Idaho
Springer
Illinois
House
Self Supporting Woman Turns Entertaining Skill Into Career
A New York woman, once head of her father's lavish house, built a business by teaching others to host dinners. She orders flowers and decor, stages the table, writes witty dinner cards, and supplies ideas from florists and caterers. Her clients pay for the full service and her commissions, keeping her comfortably employed through the season.
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L. P. Rodgers
New York
Philadelphia
Bs R & Pam
Verdict Against Bishop Bowman Deposes Cleric
The Emanuel Evangelical church conference rendered a verdict finding Bishop Bowman guilty and deposed him from office until the next general conference. The charge of un-Christian conduct included numerous alleged slanderous statements against fellow ministers and other accusations of falsehood.
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Bowman
Curcaco
Emanuel Evangelical Church Today
The Queer Customs of Brazil City Letter
A Rio de Janeiro letter describes Brazilian funeral rites for young women with scarlet and purple trappings, stagecraft at weddings, and the social customs around grief. It details porters delivering heavy items, street commerce, and the daily rhythms of a hot coastal city with sea or mountain breezes tempering nightly temperatures.
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Rio Janeiro
Carros Urbanos
Ludicrous errors in furniture loan chattel mortgages
A St. Louis Globe Democrat report describes how illiterate borrowers cause bizarre mortgage descriptions. Clerks must copy every instrument exactly, highlighting errors as not the office’s fault. Examples include a blue mule with red trim and a marble top stove among odd entries.
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Recorder's Office
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Reuben
Quaint spellings linger after taxidermy and notary cuts
The article notes odd spellings like glase case for glass case and sent her tabil for center table, reflecting a quaint engr ossment after legislators reduced notaries from 700–800 to 100. A ousted notary described the assembly with a hyphenated trio of words seen as justification for whipping anybody, a harsh but concise critique of a defunct legislature.
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Chickering
Proffered Assistance From A Quaker Schoolmaster
Jeremiah Hacker, once a prosperous school teacher and Quaker, was notorious for disciplining pupils harshly. An Irish laborer, half drunk, approached Hacker’s school while digging a well, claiming to help after hearing screams. Hacker declined the offered help politely, as reported by the Lewiston Journal.
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Jeremiah Hacker
Hacker
Lewiston Journal
Honor Among Thieves And A Calm Traveler
Mr Peters displays presence of mind and cool humor during a midnight visit by a host with a pistol. The tale from Youths Companion notes his quick thinking about a sample case and money while the innkeeper bids good luck, ending with a sly remark about youth.
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Mr. Peters
Bost
Fpl
The Wicked Flea and Its Industrious Ways
An old prose piece compares a flea to a nomadic creature that favors dogs and can leap vast distances. It notes the flea’s bite is painful yet nonlethal, and uses the pest to illustrate patience and humility amid small annoyances and unseen harms.
Calivo Fabric Seen Used In 19th Century Bed Curtain
A fragment notes a material named Calivo over a century old used by Mrs Spengler in Asauqua Virginia to fashion what appears to be a bed curtain. It mentions the fabric once served as a bed curtain and compares its earlier use to Pan material.
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Mra Spengler
Asauqua
Dr Beller Visits Bangor Pa for Professional Medicine Review
In Bangor Pennsylvania Dr Beller conducts a professional visit focusing on medical practice. The report notes a scheduled appearance and engagement with local professionals, highlighting ongoing medical discussions and community health interests.
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