Literary Reunion Amidst Society Circles in 1890
A March 8, 1890 society page reports a literary clubs reunion at the governor's mansion hosted by Mre Warren of the Alpha circle with guests from Queen Anne Beta Chautauqua and other clubs. Rev L D Lambkin praised women's higher education and noted American authors Washington Irving and Bryant. The evening featured music, readings, and refreshments for about one hundred attendees. Other events include the C B C party at Library Hall and social visits at Mrs T B Hicks and Mrs P G Brewster homes. Madame De Avona Davidson is slated for a March 13 concert with premier local talent anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Warren
Alpha Circle
Beta Circle
Chautauqua Circle
School For Scandal
Julia Ward Howe
TME
W.C. Bryant
F. E. Warren
R. F. Glover
Queen Anne Club
Annie Schulte
L. D. Lamkin
Chautauqua _ cirele
Mead and Dana
Corlett
L. D. Lambkin
Pope
Washington Irving
William Cullen Bryant
T. B. Hicks
P. G. Brewster
B.S. van Tassell
W. E. Gentrie
S. E
J.C
Madame de Avona Davidson
Madame Davidson
Dino
Suffrage Clause Debate Stirs Wyoming German Republicans
A Wrominc Woman addresses Mr Springer asserting that women’s suffrage has long been respected in Wyoming. She defends temperance as a moral issue and urges readers to let women vote, arguing endorsement by statehood supporters and cautious optimism about outcomes.
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Springer
Wyoming
Out West
Cheyenne
Mr. Springer
John
Priscilla
John Alden
Chicago
Commonwealth
Unfortunate Accident At Stone Ranch Dance
Mr A D Adamson suffered a severe ankle and foot injury after a fall from a veranda at the Cheyenne Land and Live Stock company's ranch near the station during a Friday night dance. He was escorted to the city by the Cheyenne and Northern and is resting in his rooms above the First National.
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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 Trustees Move On Construction
The Methodist Episcopal church trustees meet to finalize plans for a new edifice with about 1000 seating capacity. A building committee is appointed and contracts will be let once plans are decided. The society seeks community aid and aims to be a credit to the city and its Christian workers.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Juci Sings Favorite Song with Boston Orchestra
Miss Emma Juci, soprano, performs a song with piano accompaniment by Mr. Gerick of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The work, set to Heine verses and composed by Schuberth, along with pieces by Schumann Lassen Rubenstein, delights with its sunshine and roses imagery.
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Miss Juci
Emma Juci
Schumann
Lassen
Rubenstein
Schuberth
Heine
Gerick
Boston Symphony Orchestra
House Passes Bills and Sees Pictures on Wall Exhibition
An afternoon session includes final passage of House bills on agricultural production and court printing, with earlier suspensions for horse breeder protection and road measures. A mystery crowd gathers as portraits of members are unveiled, prompting a witty address by Kellogg recalling the photography gallery on display.
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Council
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Fort Laramie
Adams
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Board of Capitol Commissioners
Kellogg
Rogues Gallery
Speaker Downey
Abe Lincoln
Abe
Sheridan County
A Stump Speech and Territorial Nominations
A public gathering features a speaker likening life stages to a gallery while Praises and jests greet Speaker Downey. The legislature screens a political resolution nominating Louis Miller and A A Holcombe for territorial offices, disapproving Hay and Burdick, amid party tensions and adjournment without bills passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
A. A. Holcombe
H. G. Hay
C W. Burdick
Selah
Stotts
Liggett
Council Proceedings and Legislative Actions Update
The session covered final passage on several bills and appropriations, including a wildlife act, a capitol building commission, and judiciaries. An afternoon executive session followed, with the council and territorial officials gathering amid a formal program and the governor’s message read for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Fort Laramie
Capitol Building Commission
Council
Lander
Burdick
Beck
Reel
Hunter
Sudden Death of Young Ramon Miller at Reed Street Home
Ramon Miller age two and a half, youngest son of Mr Prank A Miller, died yesterday afternoon at the Reed street residence from threats and lung troubles after a two day illness. The bright little boy will be greatly missed, and friends mourn the family’s loss. O'Neill Saturday night at Monte Cristo.
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Ramon Miller
Prank A. Miller
Mr. Miller
Reed Street
Territorial council confirms party nominees amid partisan clash
The Democratic territorial council confirms the two Democrats nominated by Governor Warren and refuses to confirm the two Republicans. A long resolution is seen as masking a strictly partisan act by the council majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Territorial Council
Warren
Democratic Council
Feminine Superstitions and Women's Lucks
A New York Sun column explores common superstitions among women. Quips about luck from charity workers, fears of bad weeks, and rules like not singing before breakfast are recounted, along with advised remedies to ward off ill fortune.
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Rom
N. Y. Sun
Remarkable Insomnia Case Reported in Georgia
Georgia headlines a man named Charles Harilen, a Black resident of Athens, said to have lived for years without sleeping at all in what is described as the most remarkable insomnia on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Charles Harilen
Athens
Profile of Ex Senator Bruce and His Wife
The piece describes ex Senator Bruce as about two hundred pounds tall at six feet with a copper colored round face and mixed racial features. It notes his wife as lighter in appearance, educated in Cleveland, and married to Bruce in Washington. The couple’s home is near Blaine’s mansion, with Leiter renting it for $11 000 annually.
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Bruce
Cleveland
Washington
Blaine
Leiter
N. Y. World
The Shah's Cousin Sentenced to Siberian Hard Labor
Kirgza, a cousin of the Shah, has not been convicted of counterfeiting in Moscow but has been condemned to five years of hard labor in Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keykuban Dechman Kirgza
Moscow
Russia
Siberia
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Governor Warren
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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