Palemorie Concert Delights Cheyenne Audience
The Presbyterian church auditorium was packed for Prof. Pasmore and pupils in a standing room only Cheyenne concert. Edith Johnson, Grace Chaffin, Laura Richardson and others performed piano, vocal, and violin pieces with praised technique. The program ended with Pasmore’s piano duet as a fitting finale to a rare musical treat.
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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 in Calion Area Shocks Community
Two Calion area farmers near Sidney exchanged spouses in a swap that became public recently. Schad, a district school teacher and Sunday school superintendent, and his wife, along with Fox and his wife, reportedly formed mutual affairs leading to a joint elopement to a Croak locale.
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Sidney
Fox
Schad
Calton
Calion
Universitiets
Cheyenne Public Building and Congressional Debates
The Senate tackled calendar bills including public building appropriations for Oakland and Cheyenne with $300000 and $150000 respectively. A Salt Lake City site for a new building sparked disagreement over cost. Blair pressed an education bill amid party platform claims and press control accusations before an executive session adjourned.
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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
Contested Alabama Seat Declared Clark Entitled to Seat
The house committee on elections reported a resolution in the Alabama contested election case Threat vs. Clark declaring Clark entitled to his seat. The speaker cited a sen ate bill on Woodbridge and a court of claims claim for rifled can nons. The house recessed after a brief session and planned an evening vote on pension bills.
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Washingcton
House Committee On Elections
Alabama
Clark
House
Senate
Court of Claims
Woodbridge
Knights of Labor Press Post Office Telegraph Debate
Washington March 7 The house committee on post offices resumed consideration of postal telegraph with Ralph Beaumont urging government ownership. Beaumont opposed by Wade who favored a government run system and argued government could outcompete private firms. He warned against corporate control and supported Wanamaker's bill as a compromise opening wedge.
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Washington
House Committee On
Ralph Beaumont
Legislative Committee
Hts of Labor
Wade
Knights of Labor
J. Green
Beaumont
Wanamaker
Murder of Clayton Breckenridge Rowell Lace Arkansas contest
A sub committee of Green Rowell and Messe Lace reported on evidence in the Clayton Breckenridge race case. They noted the suspension after the alleged assassination of Clayton. A resolution ordered a five member sub committee to conduct a full investigation and, if needed, travel to Arkansas.
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Clayton- Washinoton
D. C
House Committee On Elections Today
Green Rowell
Messe
Lacean
Clayton-Breckenridge Arkansas
Clayton
Earns
Arkansas
Tragic Discovery at Prince Dolgerenhoff Residence
A ghastly find in Moscow reveals a parcel containing a woman's remains and an anonymous note claiming a first exploit. Police pursue a possible betrayal motive tied to a nameless group called the nihiliots.
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Moscow
Dolgerenhoff
Massacre Hill Monument Association Formed
An association from Johnson and Sheridan counties forms to erect a monument at Massacre Hill to honor Lieut. Colonel Fetterman his 87 companions and local citizens. The group through articles of incorporation aims to collect memorials and historical relics and maintain a society at Banner with $1 membership voting rights.
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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 Summary for Contingent Legislative Bill
A historical house bill lists total appropriations by department and officer for the Eleventh Legislative Assembly. The document names salaries, contingent funds, and specific line items such as governor and attorney general contingencies, auditors, geologists, librarians, coal inspectors, militia, and mining board, with sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. The record enumerates explicit allocations and mentions deficiencies in certain accounts and related warrants.
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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 Riena Near Rio Janeiro
Captain William Pratley reports a mutiny on the Reina a rice ship from Calcutta entering Rio de Janeiro. Nine sailors were mutinous after tainted pork seized the store room and shot two sailors. The captain first mate and five sailors were jailed while the mutineers face a naval court and likely shipment to England.
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New York
William Pratley
Riena
Rio Janeiro
Reina
Calcutta
Rio
Cap
England
Fire Explosion at Arm strong Furniture Factory
An explosion at noon in the shaving dust room of the Arm strong furniture factory caused a fire that wrecked the building. Three boys, Fred Schas Willie Cheat ham and George Crawford, were burned to death while eating dinner. Engineer Charles Shelby suffered multiple leg injuries.
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Inprawaronis
Evansville
Ind
The
Sentinel
Armstrong Furniture Factory
Fred Schas
Willie Cheatham
George Crawford
Charles Shelby
Wyoming Statehood Push Faces House Action
Washington dispatch reports Rep Baker of New York will bring Wyoming admission bill to the House Tuesday if the Oklahoma bill clears. Rep Dorsey of Nebraska will move Idaho bill after Wyoming. Rep Springer of Illinois opposes Wyoming and Idaho plans over female suffrage and polygamy provisions, arguing against Mormon disfranchisement and GOP German voters opposition.
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Washington
Baker
New York
Territory
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Dorsey
Nebraska
Idaho
Springer
Illinois
House
Self-Supporting Woman Turns Dinner Knowledge Into Career
A New York woman, once head of her father’s luxury establishment, built a business by teaching others to host dinners. She orders flowers, arranges place settings, and coordinates cards and favors while drawing on florists, caterers, and shopkeepers for fresh ideas. Her client base grows as word spreads of her hands on service and tasteful touches.
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L. P. Rodgers
New York
Philadelphia
Bs R & Pam
Verdict Upheld Bowman's Deposition by Conference
A conference at Emanuel Evangelical Church finds Bishop Bowman guilty, deposes him from the bishopric and ministry until the next general conference. The verdict cites unchristian conduct as numerous slanderous assertions against fellow ministers and falsehoods in speech.
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Bowman
Curcaco
Emanuel Evangelical Church Today
The Queer Customs of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro
A Brazilian survey highlights funerary splendor for young women with scarlet and purple trappings, customs at weddings, and the social norms around public grief. It describes porters carrying pianos and safes, street-car rails used for deliveries, busy wholesale streets, and daily street life with vendors and engaging views from balconies.
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Rio Janeiro
Carros Urbanos
Ludicrous Wallet Mortgages Trace Odd Descriptions
A St Louis Globe Democrat report recalls bizarre chattel mortgage filings due to illiteracy and copy errors in a record office. Entries range from a blue mule with red plush trimmings to a marble top stove and a bureau with coven baking wignsil.
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Recorder's Office
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Reuben
Quaint Language Note Marks Decline of Notaries
A historic passage recalls a legislature cut from 700 or 800 notaries to 100. An ousted notary, in his final acknowledgment, criticizes the assembly as a hyphenated trio of words that invites whipping, a judgment recorded as a concise view of a failing legislature.
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Chickering
Proffered Assistance in a Quaker Schoolyard Tale
Jeremiah Hacker, once a successful school teacher and Quaker, opposed thrashing dis orderly pupils. An Irishman, half drunk, approached Hacker's school with a pickaxe, claiming to help after hearing cries from the lad. Hacker declined the offer with thanks, as reported by the Lewiston Journal.
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Jeremiah Hacker
Hacker
Lewiston Journal
Honor Among Thieves Brightens a Midnight Encounter
Mr Peters displays coolness and humor when confronted by a guest with a lantern and pistol in a remote inn. The intruder seeks money and valuables, but Peters claims his funds are elsewhere and pays his bill, leaving the thief bemused by the exchange. The tale, from Youths Companion, highlights wit over fright.
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Mr. Peters
Bost
Fpl
The Wicked Flea and Its Mighty Small Ways
An illustrated essay on the flea as a nomadic, industrious creature that bites without killing, leaps great distances, and mocks human vanity. It offers observations on patience, small things, and the stubborn bite that reveals character, concluding with a reflection on perception.
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Texas
Little
Easant
Callow Calivo Fiber Landmark From Asauqua Declared Aged
An item notes a material formerly used as a bed curtain and linked to Mra Spengler in Asauqua Virginia, over a century old, with its origin and past uses briefly described.
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Mra Spengler
Asauqua
Bangor Pa Doctor Beller Mene L06 Visit
In Bangor Pennsylvania Doctor Beller Mene L06 conducts a professional visit. Details are sparse but indicate a medical engagement or consultation taking place in the locality.
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Bangor
Bellermene
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