Pie Boombie and Polite Socials Parade at Kemp Reception
Social notes recount a lively event at Judge Isaac Bergman’s home honoring Mrs. F. A. Kemp on her return from a bridal trip. The gathering featured electric lighting, floral decor, a formal tea service, and a menu of seafood patties, jelly chicken, and tulips. casts include Mrs. Bergman, Mrs. Kuykendall, Mrs. Barkwell, and brides Louise Smith and Miss Bes sie Smith among seventy-five guests.
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Baptist Orende
Harry Clark
Janet Beecher
David
Sarah T. David
Miss Kent
Warren
Humphrey
Heath
A. ¥. Grover
Kent
Hellman
Hammond
Abbott
Isaae
Mass
Kendall
Dickens
Carroll and Smith
F. David
Portland
Oregon
Atten
Bergman
Keo Riception
Isaac Bergmand
F. A. Kemp
Omaha
Gand
William Kuykendall
Barkwell
Kemp
Maisonline de Soil
Louise Smith
Madames
Misses Lisle
Bessie Smith
Farce "A Box of Monkeys" slated for near future
Mrs Morrile was escorted to a chair beside Speaker Downey as the ladies and officers of Port Russell prepare the farce "A Box of Monkeys" for presentation in the near future.
Deadlocked Legislature Over Budget Fight Ends in Walkout
The Eleventh assembly faced a Friday night to yesterday noon stalemate over the appropriation bill. After hours of back and forth and partisan amendments the council receded on most points, but Republicans walked out during a rules dispute as adjournment approached.
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Aueh
Warren
Meldrum
W.R. Schnitger
Galbraith
Burdick
Beck
Stotts
Stots
Wyoming House Pledges Thanks to Governor Warren and Secretary Meldrum
The Wyoming House unanimously adopted resolutions thanking Governor Francis E. Warren for his administration and for the interior report that highlighted Wyoming development and statehood prospects. It also praised Secretary Meldrum for his courtesy and service to the members during the session. Jay Gould selects site for a bridge over the Rio Grande for the Texas Pacific and Mexican Central railway.
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McCormick
Warren
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
Secretary of the Interior
Meldrum
Adams
Reselou
J. W. Meldrum
Territory
Jay Gould
Rio Grande
Texas Pacific
Mexican Central Railway
Disgraceful Action by a Partisan Council Blocks Appropriation
The house adopted resolutions blaming the council for blocking the general appropriation bill and adjourned sine die. It cites two council amendments, delay, and partisan motives, asserting responsibility lies with the council for public injury and urging recourse to return House Bill No. 114.
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Honorable Council
Toth
Germain
Wienkas
Legislative Assembly
Honorable House
House of Representatives
Wuerras
Wue
Judge Careys Services and Wyoming Admission Efforts
The house unanimously adopted a resolution praising Hon. Joseph M. Carey for his efforts to secure Wyoming's admission to the United States. It notes his work would largely aid Wyoming if admitted and memorializes his role in placing the star on the national banner. Secretary Windom signed a lease with North American Commercial for seats on St Paul and St George islands in Alaska for twenty years from May 1 next.
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Kellogg
House
Joseph M. Carey
Congress
Wyoming
Windom
North American Commercial Company of
New York
San Francisco
St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
R. R. Shops Ready for Full Operation
The boiler arrived yesterday and will be installed in a week. 280 machinists are at work and 200 more from abroad will arrive in a week to join the force. Additional workers will be added as sections are completed. Superintendent Munroe orders immediate material requisitions as the mammoth structures rise under contract.
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Munroe
City Council Reviews Viaduct Bids and New Alert Hose Plans
City Council in regular session approves New Alert Hose Company building plans by Mathews with Julien plan considered. bids for the viaduct ranged between 36 230 and 85 539 with Keefe favored after committee review. A boundary survey to fix city limits was authorized following a legislature approved authority. Don Miller report on department property yields satire remark and remains in statu quo.
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Riner
Union Pacific Railroad
M. P. Keefe & Company
Pound
Committee On
McGregor
Keefe
Alert Hose House
Alert Hose Company
J. S. Mathews
J. B. Julien
J. 5
Mathews
Don Miller
Jenks
Hebard
Sherman’s Anti-Trust Substitute Seeks Unions Void
Sherman reports a substitute for the anti trust bill. It declares unlawful all combinations of two or more Americans with aliens in restraint of trade in importation or transportation. It grants U S courts jurisdiction and allows double damages plus costs and attorney fees.
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Shermans
Wastancros
Sherman
Committee On Finance
United States
Wyoming Women Advocate Independence in Suffrage Debate
The excerpt argues that Wyoming women value education and independent judgment in voting. It notes how polling trips do not disrupt domestic duties, recounts cooperative behavior toward women voters, and highlights female officials while challenging anti suffrage stereotypes. The tone favors practical suffrage and responsible citizenship.
Flight of the Boomers in the Cherokee Strip
Arkansas City Kansas reports boomers returning from the Cherokee strip. Train arrivals bring belated settlers while military HQ notes six Companies will move to the border and deploy to line. The striped area will be cleared within about two weeks through skirmish lines and flank moves.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Cherokee Strip
Promised Land
Caldwell
Hunnewell
Guvrunig
Oklahoma
Kinney Wages Exemption Battle Overshadows Council Debate
A printed discussion outlines proposed exemptions and enforcement rules affecting labor earnings in Kinney’s wage case. It details a one hundred dollar exemption for a debtor and family, restrictions on exemptions in certain actions, and the levy process by sheriffs including notices to employers. The language notes court proceedings across territories and the limit of forty percent of wages or income to be garnished after levy costs.
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Kinney
Kineel
Francis Adams on Pacific railroads bill at house committee
Francis Adams spoke to the House Committee on the Pacific and presented arguments for and against the Frye bill. He argued the Union Pacific should bear a heavier load than Central Pacific, while noting some provisions were too lenient. He favored a fair bill with modifications to protect state interests and avoid undue burdens.
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Wasinoros
Francis Adams
House Committee On the Pacific
Pacific
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Ing
Cific
Frye
Union Pacific Company
Ofa Adams
Get Liberty
Druggists Across South Dakota Sign Prohibition Accord
Aberdeen druggists join a sweeping agreement to withhold provisions for prohibition plans, seeking petitions and permits with a $1000 bond. The move follows general guidance from pharmacopoeia leaders and mirrors efforts in other towns as March progresses.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
Sterns
Great Strike In Eagland Loxpox March 17
North Wales miners strike as twenty thousand workers join the action. Lancashire mills halt work due to coal shortages caused by the dispute. Coal carters also strike, shortening supply and affecting regional industry.
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Eagland Loxpox
North Wales
Lancashire
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