Real estate meeting urges early cooperative push for Cheyenne
Large turnout shows strong local interest in promoting Cheyenne as a rail and commercial center. Call for urgent organization, energetic leadership, and prompt advertising to spotlight Cheyenne’s resources like Union Pacific car shops and Wyoming minerals, with aid expected from The Sun and President Hay.
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Rain Pause Satisfies Wyoming Grangers
A brief shower break would please Wyoming farmers and residents seeking relief from the wet spell, with expectations that drier conditions may return soon.
Republicans Mock Democrats Over Wyoming Claim Trip
The article quotes a public comment jeering Democrats who went to Washington to advocate Wyoming’s claim. It argues it was a mistake to send Democrats to Washington and claims the southern element of the Democratic party leads opposition to western development.
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Builder A Dugyenne Reports Rain Delays on Job
A Dugyenne builder says since starting work fifteen days ago only four days were without rain causing delays. He notes persistent showers have slowed progress and affected his schedule and material deliveries.
Doing business without advertising in this day and generation
The saying warns that operating without promotion resembles starting a fire without a match. It underscores the importance of visible marketing to attract customers and sustain enterprises in modern times.
Montana Faces Budget Jam Without State Aid
Montana notes a financial dilemma due to the legislature failing to provide appropriations. The piece warns that if Wyoming does not become a state, Montana would face a similar fiscal squeeze.
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City push urged over natural advantages for progress
An exchange remarks that residents should not rely solely on natural advantages but unite to push the city forward to the front. The quote emphasizes collective effort and civic initiative as a path to advancement.
Mountaineer Endorses Boomerang In Wyoming Scene
The Mountaineer praises the Boomerang as the strongest rabid aggressive republican paper in Wyoming while noting the Lander Sun’s pity at the Boomerang winning a Democratic endorsement. The Sun contends the Boomerang has earned praise from a rival newspaper.
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Cleveland Defends Health Amid Editor's Attacks
Ex president Grover Cleveland storms back at editor Dana and the Sun denying rumors of rapid physical change. He calls Dana a senile old liar while the Sun defends its dispatches and notes a Washington dispatch fueling the dispute.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Renamed to Temperance Alliance
The group in Chicago Illinois yesterday renamed itself the Temperance Alliance and added a clause banning officers from campaign work for any political party. The chosen name proved newsworthy enough to spark coverage despite past obscurity.
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Tax Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange Expands Quickly
The Cheyenne real estate exchange is growing fast and taking on a professional, businesslike scale with increasing activity and transactions.
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Tax Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange
Union Pacific Conference Expected to End in Settlement
The conference over the past three days between Union Pacific officers and conductors is hoped to terminate in an amicable adjournment with general opinion favoring a settlement today.
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Union Pacific System
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Unending Moisture Drops
The long time resident notes an unusual and persistent rain spell, saying he has never witnessed such continuous moisture in his life. He describes repeated drizzles and damp conditions affecting daily routines and local surroundings.
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Tux
Tax Leader Distorts Rock Springs Mine Disaster Report
The Rock Springs mine disaster is criticized for sensational misreporting by the Tax Leader, described as a calamity recorder whose account is deemed a success by detractors.
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Rock Springs
Bunton Named Salt Lake Postmaster Yesterday
Invine A Bunton was appointed postmaster of Salt Lake yesterday, leading local mail service changes amid a new administration.
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Salt Lake
Cheyenne Tribune Expands to Twenty Eight Columns
The Cheyenne paper will grow next week to twenty eight columns due to rising ad patronage. Town patrons praise the Tribune for its public spirited effort and generous support.
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Tribune
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Not Democratic: editorial toward western political shift
The Rustler disputes Democratic inflexibility and party failures in advancing the great west. It cites opposition to homestead law and Pacific railroad, and to statehood for Dakota, Washington, Montana, Wyoming, arguing the party obstructs progress and clings to a faded past. It questions what the Democrats have to offer today.
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Joe DeBarthe
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Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Sydney Smith
Millions in Rain Revenue Spark After Recent Downpour
Officials hail a potential windfall as the latest rainfall boosts water reserves and agricultural outputs. Local agencies anticipate higher yields and market gains following the sustained wet spell.
President Signs Global World’s Fair Bill
The president has signed the bill authorizing a world’s fair. The action formalizes government backing for an international exhibition, setting the stage for planning and funding by a coalition of nations and organizers.
Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange Nears Launch
The Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange is organized and prepared to operate once the headquarters committee secures a location.
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Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange
Local politics referenced in press editorials and names
The Evening Tribune laments tax pressure and hints the local democratic group may sever ties with the Laramie Boomerang and Auditor Grant. It mentions the Rawlins Jefferson celebration and William Ware Peck, and calls for Caldwell to ease criticism of his morning contemporary.
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It will soon be The State of Wyoming
A brief note indicates upcoming changes in nomenclature to the formal title The State of Wyoming with emphasis on territorial or political branding and potential official usage adjustments.
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Wyoming
Moss Agates: Judge Carroll’s New Poetry Collection
The poem collection Moss Agates by Judge Carroll is now in publication. Readers are invited to explore the varied verse spanning nature and reflection, with Carroll’s distinctive observational voice guiding the reader through concise, lucid images.
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Officials Inspect U.S. Penitentiary Site in Laramie
A commission led by Chief Justice Van Devanter and Secretary Meldrum with Lt. Chy of the Seventeenth Infantry examined the Lincoln penitentiary building in Laramie to review preparations for tests to be taken from the contractor. They expect to finish work and return today.
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Meldrum
Chynoweth
Seventeenth Infantry
Laramie
United States Penitentiary
Tostes
Austrian Detective Pursues Gorg Zapolaki in Pennsylvania
An Austrian detective scours Pennsylvania coal regions seeking Gorg Zapolaki, wanted in Varano, Austria, for murder of a wealthy German man Thad his wife two daughters and two senators.
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Thad
Devil's Lake Calhoun Alabama a lake of death and mystery
A lengthy antiquated account describes Devil's Lake in Calhoun County Alabama east of Birmingham. It says the oval four acre lake has no vegetation or life in its waters, waters kill fish, and even drinking animals refuse it. It notes tree trunks charred beneath the surface, unknown depth, and a fatal history of drownings with fifteen boys drowned over years. Indian legend links the lake to a tribal massacre that birthed the lake named lake of death.
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Alabama
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América
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Pee
Ile
A World of Tiny Newborns Line the Cradle Daydream
A writer imagines the annual world birth total between 86 million and 37 million, a minute to a beat. The piece visualizes a global line of cradles surrounding the globe and ponders the troop-like scale of newborns and the implied crowd behind them.
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Our Republic
Bound of Light Reveals Sound in Colored Beams
A report from the American Art Journal describes a beam of sunlight passing through a rotating disk and glass vessels with materials like wool or worsted. The colored light from the solar spectrum reportedly produces audible sounds on the materials, varying by color, with green light and red pigments giving notable effects.
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American Art Journal
Breakfast Table Cheerfulness Sets Family Tone
The piece urges cheerful conversation at breakfast as the day begins. Mothers should contribute lively talk, share plans, and avoid dampening spirits. Dressing well at meals, inviting outsiders thoughtfully, and varying topics with travel or books can keep meals pleasant and engaging for all.
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Secord
Ada Art
Uis
Cersetoy
Emperor Nicholas pays homage to Milo Rachel
The Emperor of all the Russias rendered a grand one meat tribute to Milo Rachel, celebrated French son. When introduced she knelt, the Emperor rose and fell to one knee saying royalty should honor genius with homage.
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Russias
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Rachel
English Court Reports Shipments of Wornout Horses From Germany
Report notes a court in England recently disclosed that about 100 wornout horses were shipped from Germany to be used locally. The item suggests a connection to antaglar activity and dismisses the idea as a mere rumor.
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Germany
Emperor to Crack Down on May Day Protests
April 23 Bertin reports the emperor plans strict measures for the May Day gathering. Saloon closures, street bans, and a one day siege are possible if orders are defied. Army authorities may intervene if pay grievances trigger unrest among officers and troops.
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Seige
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Rene D'Or wins London suburban handicap
Foreign Flashes report Rene D Or wins the London suburbans handicap with fifteen starters. Dispatches from Lagos state say French garrison at Porto Novo warned of Dahomian approach and a two hour battle resulted in five hundred Dahomians killed. Local mob activity and anti slavery remarks also feature in the brief round up.
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Lagos
Porto Novo
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Ostrand
Karwin
Paris
Stutteart
Club of Mobles
Baron Muenech
Reichstag
People Party
Baron
Baresecs
Toy Stanley
Africa
Chinese smugglers captured with opium near Rock Avenue
United States customs inspectors seized a group of Chinese smugglers at the foot of Rock Avenue. They carried opium worth several hundred dollars and had crossed the river by boat. The party, arriving from Brina to Vancouver, traveled through Canada to the suspension bridge and up to Fort Erie, en route to New York.
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Avenue
K Rock
Brina
Vancouver
Canada
Suspension Bridge
Fort Erie
New York
Chicago Leber Troubles in Carpenters Strike
Curiaco April 23 reports no change in the carpenters strike and bleak prospects for a compromise. D P Roland, president of the National Brotherhood, urged strikers to stand firm. Leaders at the stockyards claim eight hours work for king house employees, with broader aims for other workers. Fairbanks and Co. may concede eight hours without resistance amid about 3,000 employees affected.
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Butchers and Peace
Notice for Publication of Final Proof
Notice is given that an individual filed a final proof in a land claim and will present it to the Register and Receiver at a specified location in May 10 for residence and cultivation of Section 4 Township 4 North Range 61 West. Names listed include Harry Coffman Charles Groves Ace Robinson Lewis N Willson and others from Pine Bluffs.
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Chevens
Ig Et Ae
Loyecco
Pine Bluffs
Vis
Harry Coffman
Charles Groves
Ace Robinson
S Lewis N
Willson
P. Champles
Wye
Register
Notice for Publication Cheyenne final proof filing
Notice is given that Rosa Kitsinger of Brown, Wyo has filed for final proof on her claim neM nel sei Tp 4 69 w. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyo on May 4 4 c via witnesses Joviah R Cheyenne Henryits Silver Crow James H ell Silver Crown John A Apperson all of whom maintain residence on and continuous ownership of said land. K P Champlin Register
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Lowing
Rosa Kitsinger
Vis
Joviah R
Henry Its
Silver Crow
James Hell
Silver Crown
John A Apperson
K.P. Champlin
Notice of Homestead Claim IntentionFiled
A damaged 1890 notice indicates a named settler’s intention to file for a homestead claim in a township area, naming Silver Crows and local registrars. Details are fragmented but show a legal action to establish a home and land rights under township range descriptions.
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Orwick
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R.A
Silver Crows
Cuameels
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