Cheyenne Real Estate Exchange Organized and Members Elected
The Cheyenne Real Estate exchange was formed at an adjourned meeting in the opera house block with Mayor Riner as chair. Trustees chosen include Theo Menges and C D Kelley, $25 membership fee and $10 annual dues set, four standing committees named, and articles to be filed immediately.
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 Life’s Pitfalls
A reflective poem urges steady work and perseverance through hardship. It emphasizes devotion, patience, and hope, encouraging focus on duty and sustained effort to gain lasting rewards despite mockery and obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es al Lever
Commission to Examine Laramie Penitentiary Building
General Brooke orders a commission to inspect the United States penitentiary at Laramie on behalf of the government. First Lieutenant Edward Chynoweth will join Chief Justice Willis Vandeventer of Wyoming Territory and the secretary of the interior in the examination preparatory to acceptance from contractors. He will travel to Laramie and return to Fort D. A. Russell. expenses covered by the Interior Department on presented accounts following War Department regulations.
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 young doctor discovers a badly injured three year old boy dumped on his doorstep and nurses him through fever, while the boy’s wealthy-seeming rescuers finally arrive claiming him as their grandson. The tension centers on the unknown child and the apparent family ties.
Finding Freddie’s Mother Returns After Tragic Separation
A widow, Mrs West, reclaims her son Freddie after a dramatic return that reveals he was alive, not dead as believed. The boy’s surrogate family debates love, legal guardianship, and the truth behind his loss. The encounter ends with reconciled ties and a pledge to keep him safe.
Wests Fortunes and a Family Secret Unfold in Courting Tale
A lawyer recounts Carroll West’s wealth and a will splitting half to wife and child, with the remainder to return to the Wests if the child dies. Adelaide West, a seamstress and Lucy West, his daughter, become entwined with family intrigue as mothers and lovers navigate inheritances and legitimacy. Mrs West dies. Lucy marries an Italian nobleman who trusts her to safeguard her wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
Carroll West
Lucy
Carroll
King
Adelaide Weat
Freddie
Zvening
Reis in Brazil and the cost of travel and meals
The article explains Brazilian money and prices around 1900. It covers reis currency notes and coins, hotel shortages, local dining costs, boat fares, beer and cheese prices, streetcar rides, piloting charges, and boot polishing fees, illustrating vast price ranges from cents to millions in real estate and trade figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
Pernambuco
Eneneens
Ap Asegberg
Nclreis
Destruction of Dead Sea Myths Revised by Two 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, a New York Presbyterian seminary professor, paired science with faith while exposing the salt pillar’s physical aspects, leaving readers to infer its relation to biblical events. Osborne, in 1876, offered similar corrective arguments, marking a watershed shift in scholarly treatment of the salt pillar and related legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Schaff
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
New York
Robertson
Scotland
Woodrow
Carolina
Schaff
Henry Osborne
Lros
Andrew
Lier Seience Monthly
A Homantic Man's Quavdaey
Three young women in Middle wrote their names on a slip and placed it in a box sent to Boston. An old man in a goal seized the box, played a role, and later introduced the young Nadie, then returned toward home amid whispers of an alliance and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nadie
Puyi Teathou Wall
Hout Deolin
New London Telegraph
Real Estate Boom Spurs Activity in Cheyenne Cards
Real estate activity continues amid rain as Valentine Baker sells a Sixteenth Street lot for 4000 to outside buyers and Interior Land and Immigration closes nine blocks for 21600 in the new college addition. Lincoln and Omaha buyers plan homes and builders prepare up to twenty four houses at Interior Heights. The Real Estate exchange forms while several Lincoln investors move to reside in Cheyenne. Recorded deeds include multiple transfers in blocks and lots across town.
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 Mining Surge
The Douglas mining district reports a strong boom with the Keystone mine run by the Otrae company showing strong results. A syndicate worth 16 million dollars is said to be formed to control the entire Douglas district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Creek
Denver News
Lanamix
Douglas
Otrae Pany
Counterfeiters Arrested in New Orleans Scam
Robert Thompson and Willan F Furher were arrested in Quiero in April 44 for passing a counterfeit ten dollar silver certificate purportedly issued by the Geria National Bank of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiero
Robert Thompson
Willan F
Geria Natio Bank of
New Orleans
Trade reflections and political crime notes in April
The piece discusses U S trade stance toward Spanish entries and protectionist sentiment. It also reports Governor Eagle's private detective findings about the John M Clayton assassination, noting the evidence may implicate a man misidentifying Clayton for ex Governor Powell Clayton and seeking vengeance for a relative's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirree Book
Ark
Eagle
John M. Clayton
Congressional Investiing Committee
Powell Clayton
Farmer Morrison Drowns Three Children Then Attempts Suicide
Word from Drewes His Three Children Ohio April 24 reports a farmer Morrison, left in charge by his wife away, drowned his three children in a water barrel. A neighbor found him by a creek in critical condition with no hope of recovery. The eldest child was 15 and the youngest 3. The girl woke to find her brother missing and the two children lying on the kitchen floor beside the water barrel. Authorities suspect temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
John
San
Lucy
Freddie
Adma
Morrill
Jeane
Doctor Morrill
Mother
Dennis
Denn
Jubers
Pildo
Freddie Plun
Mammar
Carroll West
Ier
Ital
Mra. West
Drewes
Morrison
Devastating Flood Describes Pointe Coupee Losses
Bayou Sara Louisiana April 24 report details widespread flood damage as Pointe Coupee frontlines flood. Levees breach with water behind them threatening many lives and plantations. Black residents suffer extreme distress as crews evacuate the back country around Morganza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou Sara
Pointe Coupee
Allendale
Tesche
Morgansea
Colonel Rivers
Atchafalaya
Lafourche
Texas and Pacific
Pacific Railroad Refund Bill Moves Through House Committee
The house committee on Pacific railroads reviewed the pending measure to refund indebtedness to the government. Amendments clarified principles with one exception extending Central Pacific bond life from seventy five to one hundred years. Dalzell to draft a new bill incorporating all amendments for the next committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Pacific Railway Mill
Asmixoton
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroads
Central Pacific
Mort
Dalzell
Fragmented Criminal Snippet From Historic Report
Fragmented OCR text references an incident involving individuals named Mary and Frank with references to injury and military context. The readable phrases are scattered and unclear, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
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Real Estate Exchange
Andre Fone
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
United States
Mary
Tommy
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