Life in the Orient Cairo Scenes of Streets and Bazaar Life
A vivid travel sketch of Cairo scenes including the citadel, Sphinx view, Nile, water carriers, grooms, and donkeys. Readers meet camel riders, Nubian attendants, street vendors, and busy bazaars with veiled women, fragrant wares, and Moorish goods, ending with the Virgin Mary tree legend and the ancient Heliopolis obelisk.
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Salah-e-din
Lybian
Nile
Shepherd's
Johnny Bull
Cairo. Late In the Afternoon One Goes For A Drive On the Shoobra
Heliopolis
Egypt
B.C
Drpo
Class Exercises Show Bright Promise at Local High School
The junior class gave a meritorious exhibition at the Presbyterian church last night. The program included music essays debate and declamations with a packed audience applauding the students and instructors. Cheyenne public schools earned pride and admiration from the display of talent and effort.
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Cheyenne
Odd Fellows Celebrate Anniversary in Laramie
The Laramie celebration for the Odd Fellows included a street parade, drill, grand ball, and banquet despite bad weather. Cheyenne Odd Fellows contributed forty members to the event.
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Odd Fellows
Laramie
Gunner the Cheyenne Duck Dog Dies of Poison
Cheyenne mourns Gunner a 12 year old famed duck dog at Bergerson's gun store after a poisoning. The city reports a string of dog poisonings with Gunner’s death prompting fear and calls for action by authorities.
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Cheyenne
Peter Bergerson
Gunner
Down
Bergerson
Denver
Laramie
Green River
North Platte
Hia
Casper Notes on Democracy Squabble and Oil Promises
Casper notes discuss county seat disputes and affidavits, citing Section 1135 on canvassers. John E. Evans seeks land office register, coal interests eyed by Omaha capitalists, Hawley mill progress, artesian wells likely, oil fields drawing eastern investors, and abundant sheep shipments expected as rail rates influence livestock movement.
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the Sun
Casper
Wyo
Jim Jones
Blair
Laramie
Democracy
Lander
Democratic Central Committee
Eads
Bessemer
Bush
Wright
County Board of
Star Chamber
John E. Evans
New Land Office
John Hess
Omaha
Seymour
Salt Creek
Hawley
Wyoming
Black Hills
Bute Hole
A. L. Gillespie
Hhe
Gillespie
Nebraska
Oregon
Nevada
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley Railway
Construction to Begin Here as Casper Hosts Fall Plans
Plans outline a Congregational church to be built here this fall with a $2000 project budget. The effort follows similar undertakings planned for Chicago as a comparison point in the schedule.
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Casper
Chicago
Park Could Benefit From Local Granite Rock Landscaping
A suggestion urges commissioners to obtain natural granite boulders from near Dale creek to group attractively in the city park. It argues rocks would soften the flat surface, add landscape variety, and be cheaper than man made structures with likely help from Union Pacific.
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Dale Creek
Union Pacific
McBride Marries Sherwood in Boulder Ceremony
Mr Edwin M McBride of Buffalo Wyoming wed Miss Alice C Sherwood of Boulder Cole in a ceremony conducted by Judge Carroll last evening. The couple depart today for Buffalo to begin married life together.
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Judge Carroll
Edwin M. McBride
Buffalo
Wyo
Alice C. Sherwood
Boulder, Cole
McBride
Casper Board of Trade organized for Casper and Natrona county
Casper businessmen form a board of trade with W. E. Hawley as president and W. F. Dunn as secretary. Directors are George Weber A McKinney J J Hurt H A Lilly and George Mitchell. They aim to advertise the region and attract capital for development and prosperity with statehood.
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Casper
W. E. Hawley
W. F. Dunn
George Weber
A. McKinney
J. J. Hurt
H. A. Lilly
George Mitchell
Natrona County
False Dispatches Denounced by Union Pacific Chiefs
General Manager Dickinson and Union Pacific officials return from Cheyenne conference denying any strike threat and condemning a local dispatch bureau as a public nuisance for producing fake reports.
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Omaha
Dickinson
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Cattle Market Gains Steady Ground in the New Year
Observers note a quiet, steady rise in cattle prices since the start of the year, with a long term, legitimate growth rather than a boom. The Rawlins and Boston reports indicate revived demand, moving toward young cows and steers as old cattle depart, and Europe’s continued appetite supports a stronger outlook.
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Rawlins
Europe
Boston
Wyoming
Judicial oath for Third Wyoming district judge Clark
Hon. C. D. Clark was sworn in as judge of the Third Judicial District of Wyoming in Evanston. Chief Justice Van Devanter administered the oath, succeeding Judge Corn in a district covering Fremont, Sweetwater, Uinta and Carbon counties.
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C. D. Clark
Third Judicial District
Wyoming
Evanston
van Devanter
Judge Clark
Judge Corn
Fremont
Sweetwater
Uinta
Carbon
Sons of the Revolution organize national society in Annapolis
The Sons of the American Revolution plan a nationwide structure with state and territorial branches. Governor Warren is elected vice president general for Wyoming as a branch forms. a national congress meets in Louisville tomorrow, April 16. Notaries public named in Wyoming include Alex Peterson Pine Bluffs Alex T Butler Casper and A R Whitely Cheyenne. The Rustic hotel at Fort Laramie burned Saturday night with about twenty guests who escaped though some lost clothing. cause unknown.
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Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Annapolis
Wyoming
Warren
Association
Louieville
Alex Peterson
Pine Bluffs
Alex T Butler
Casper
A. R Whitely
Cheyenne
Rustic
Fort Laramie
Real Estate Notes on Omaha Excursions and Exchange
Real estate circles buzz about a May 6 Cheyenne excursion from Omaha Lincoln and Denver with $13 round trips from Omaha and Lincoln and $3 from Denver. The Real Estate Exchange forms and gains momentum as members sign on and Kansas City joins May 5. local sales include the Foss and Haas properties and multiple lot transfers as railroad shop plans advance.
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Daily Sun
Cheyenne
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Riner & Johnson
Foss
Eighteenth Street
Theodore Menges
Kansas City
Kansas
Co. D. Kelley
F. D. Carper
E. D. Sloan
C W. Brinton
J. W. Kelley
A. R. Whitely
J. K Jeffrey
Dan W. Gill
Frank A. Stitzer
M. M. Woodward
V. HH. Miller
Marshall E. Johnson
H. Glafcke
Emil Dion
A.W. Stubbs
V. Baker
C. W. Riner
A.C. Snyder
T. A. Kent
A. D. Kelley
A. Parehall
J. M. Newman
J. R. Shingle
W. P. Gannett
D. J Garland
Exchange
Kent
Seventeenth Street
Sun
Ladies' Relief Work in Cheyenne Financial Report
Cheyenne Wyoming April 24 1890 report from Ladies Relief Association notes twelve meetings since April 1889 with full executive attendance. About twenty seven families aided. Christmas greetings sent to over fifty homes. Thanksgiving dinners provided by pupils. Sewing school trains seventy children. aims to extend labor bureau and home for the friendless. officers elected: E Whipple president, A C Adams vice president, secretary C Clark, treasurer P F Nelson. County clerk records marriage licenses Edward M Me Buffalo Johnson county and Al Sherwood Boulder Colo.
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Cueyenne
Wyo
A. C. Adams
E. E. Whipple
O. F. Cowhick
Cheyenne
A Johnston
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