Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange Adopted at Adjourned Meeting
Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws adopted for Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange. Trustees elected include Theo Menges and C D Kelley. Membership set at 25 dollars with 10 dollars annual dues. four standing committees named. organization to operate for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange
C. D. Kelley
Opera House
Riner
J. C. Baird
Cheyenne
United Action
Messrs. Theo. Menges
V Baker
F. B. Carper
A.C. Snyder
C. W. Riner
J. ©. Baird
H. Glafcke
A. D. Kelly
Denver Exchange
Uchese
St. John
Keep Pegging Away Through Adversity
The passage urges steady effort despite pitfalls and ridicule. It promotes devotion, patience, and perseverance in work, encouraging focus on duty, light, and persistent pegging away until rewards come.
Commission to Inspect Laramie Penitentiary by General Brooke
General Brooke orders a commission to inspect the U S penitentiary building at Laramie Wyoming. First Lieutenant Edward Chynoweth of the Seventeenth Infantry is detail ed to act with Wyoming Territory officials for the examination preparatory to acceptance from contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Department of the Platte
Laramie
Utigo
Interior
Edward Chynoweth
Seventeenth Infantry
Wyoming Territory
Wyo
Willis Vandeventer
Justes
Supreme Court of
Wyoming Territory Territory
Cheyenne
Chynoweth
Fort D A. Russell
Department of the Interior
War Department
Freddie's Fortune: A Lost Child Reunited
A young doctor finds a badly injured three year old boy in the street and cares for him at his home. After two weeks the child is identified as Freddie by his affluent-looking guardians who arrive with a plan to reclaim him and visit the recovering boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Doctor Morrill
John
Mother
Dennis
Denn
Jubers
Pildo
Freddie Plun
Mammar
Carroll West
Ier
Ital
Mra. West
The Return of Freddie and the Grandmother's Claim
A widow, Mrs West, seeking her son Freddie learns the child is alive after a mistaken belief of his death. Freddie calls the couple “Grandma” and “Uncle John” as a loving household forms. The mother’s arrival confirms Freddie is her son and triggers reconciliation and adoption plans.
Wests in Wealth and Heartbreak Follow a Widow’s Tale
The lawyer recounts Carroll West’s vast fortune and his failed marriage to a seamstress. After Carroll dies childless, his will funnels half to the wife and child, with reversion to the Wests if heirs fail. Mrs West and Lucy flourish amid family drama, while Adelaide West’s fate intertwines with Freddie and a later marriage to an Italian noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
Carroll West
Lucy
Carroll
King
Adelaide Weat
Freddie
Zvening
Reis in Brazil and the cost of travel
The article explains Brazilian money and prices reflecting reis. It notes the reis units from 1 000 to 50 centavos, with travelers facing thousands in restaurant bills and millions in real estate. It cites boat ashore fees, beer costs, pilotage charges, streetcar fares, elevator rides, and boot polishing at modest reis levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
Pernambuco
Eneneens
Ap Asegberg
Nclreis
Destruction of Dead Sea Myths by American Scholars
Between 1870 and 1580 two American scholars, Dr. Phillip Schaff and Rev Henry Osborne, challenged older theories on the Dead Sea myths. Schaff combined science with faith and argued against pillar of salt interpretations, while Osborne defended rigorous truth claims in the same period. Their work, noted in science monthly discussions, marked a pivotal shift in biblical and historical scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Schaff
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
New York
Robertson
Scotland
Woodrow
Carolina
Schaff
Henry Osborne
Lros
Andrew
Lier Seience Monthly
Mistranscribed Tale From New London Telegraph
A garbled note describes three young ladies in a factory sending their names in a box to Boston. An old guard later visits the factory, introduces a young woman, and requests a possible marriage, with vague details of a residence in Hollis or Hout deolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nadie
Puyi Teathou Wall
Hout Deolin
New London Telegraph
Real Estate Boom In Cheyenne Real Estate Market
May excursion boosts activity despite rain with Valentine Baker selling a Sixteenth street lot for 4000 to outside buyers. Interior Land and Immigration Company trades nine blocks in the new college addition for 21600, with Lincoln buyers and J L Steward of Oskaloosa involved. Recorded deeds include multiple transfers in Lincoln and Omaha areas. Real estate exchange organized amid ongoing sales and upcoming residential construction in Interior Heights and Jeffrey's addition.weather dampens outlook though Eastern excursion plans continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Valentine Baker
Jacques Braun
Sixteenth Street
Interior Land and Immigration Company
E. T. Gadd
New College Addition
J. M. Scott
C. E. McNickle
C. B. Campbell
Lincoln
Neb
J. L. Steward
Oskaloosa
Frank Wilson
Colonel Gadd
Omaha
Interior Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Real
College Addition
Dr. Williams
Capitol Avenue
J. K. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
M. P. Keefe
Evans Street
Mre
Ardile Boalti
Douglas Creek Boom Signals Big Mining Rush
In the Douglas mining district a new Keystone mine, run by the Otrae pany, is successful. A syndicate of 16,000,000 dollars is said to be formed to control the entire Douglas mining district as activity and investment surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Creek
Denver News
Lanamix
Douglas Mining
Ae Keystone
Otrae Pany
Douglas
Arrest of Counterfeiters in New Orleans Case
Robert Thompson and Willan F. Furher were arrested in April for passing counterfeit ten dollar silver certificates alleged to be issued by the Geria National Bank of New Orleans. The act involved attempting to pass the notes to a cashier and involved a counterfeit plot linked to a local crime ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiero
Robert Thompson
Willan F
Geria Natio Bank of
New Orleans
Trade and protection shifts hint at new foreign relations
The piece notes U S reluctance to trade Spanish entries and talks of protection as merchants react. It also reports Arkansas Governor Eagle collecting private evidence to convict the assassin of John M Clayton, with details withheld pending congressional review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sirree Book
Ark
Eagle
John M. Clayton
Congressional Investiing Committee
Powell Clayton
Farmer Morison Drowns Three Children Then Tries Suicide
Word reaches Drewes Ohio April 24 that farmer Morrison drowned his three children aged 15 and 3 in a water barrel and attempted to drown himself in a creek. Neighbors found him in a precarious condition with no hope of recovery. Mrs Morrison had left home for a few days. The eldest girl awoke to find her brother missing and later the bodies of the boy and two children were found by the barrel. Authorities suspect temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewes
Morrison
Destructive Mississippi Flood Harms Pointe Coupee Area
Bayou Sara La April 24 The overflowed district shows extensive devastation with entire front of Pointe Coupee submerged and levees failing. Water behind levees covers large areas, threatening hundreds of lives as crews rescue people and animals from flooded plantations and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou Sara
Pointe Coupee
Allendale
Tesche
Morgansea
Colonel Rivers
Atchafalaya
Lafourche
Texas and Pacific
Pacific Railway Mill Bill Moves Through House Panel
The house committee on Pacific railroads completed detailed consideration of a bill to refund indebtedness of the Pacific railroads to the government. Amendments are minor, except one extending the Central Pacific bond life from seventy five to one hundred years. Dalzell to draft a bill consolidating amendments for next committee vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Pacific Railway Mill
Asmixoton
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroads
Central Pacific
Mort
Dalzell
Fragmentary military notice from era mentioning soldiers and dates
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a military context with references to soldiers, an event or campaign, and a date around April. The text is garbled, but mentions individuals and orders, suggesting a report on troop movements or assignments and a ceremonial or casualty note.
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Real Estate Exchange
Es al Lever
Andre Fone
Jim
San
Adma
Morrill
Jeane
College
Great Omaha and
WJ. Garland
F. E. Warren Mercantile Company
Charles Cremer
A. R. Whitely
Addison W. Stubbs
J. W. Collins
Julia A. Murray
John Roberts
Marcus W. Lyon
Emma Shultz
Russell Tracy
B. I. Look
E. W. H. Thompson
Thos. A. Kent
Bristol & Knabe Printing Company
Rees Williams
AlisHime Moasco
Mary
Tommy
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