Statehood Bid Moves Forward in Laramie County
Laramie county officials unanimously backed immediate statehood action. Delegates would be apportioned by district under senate bill 2445, with a constitutional convention to draft a state constitution. Judge Carey urged rapid progress, citing precedents from California Oregon Nebraska and supporting popular rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Ihereas
Senate
United States Senate
Committee On
Baxter
John F. Carroll
J. M. Carey
John K. Jeffrey
John C. Baird
Board of
County Commissioners
Wyoming
Crowernor Baxter
Judge Carey
Mr. Jeffrey
Judg Cmy
the Sun
Joseph M. Carey
Board of Trade and County Commissioners
Carey
Senate Committee On Verritories
Ice
Congress
United States
Territories
California
Oregon
Nebraska
Harrison
Committee On Territories
Dakota
Mallowe Scene After Opera Leaves Patrons Abuzz
A postopera moment describes a couple amid whispers and a bouquet exchange. A lady in a prominent box seat asks for a favor as the man, eager and flirtatious, responds with romance and a request about a carriage.
Death at the Bald Knobbers Hangings in Ozark Missouri
Dave Walker chief of the Bald Knobbers his son William and John Matthews were hanged at Ozark Missouri for the March 1 1857 killings of Charles Green and William Edens. The rope broke twice before final death as guards watched a grim scene with prayers and services prior to execution.
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Ozark
Dave Walker
Willam Walker
John Matthews
Charles Green
William Edens
Bill Walker
William Walker
Matthews
Wiliam Walker
Bald Knobber
Janey County
Missouri
Edens
John Vais
Oldawan Edens
Evans
Willian Edens
James Edens
William
Knobbers
Walker
Edens. Green
Willian Walker
Young Men's Christian Association May Session Report
The morning session began at gray hour with Sankey leading the Bible study and song service. The committee on general and international matters was read and debated as Puitavetonis noted this May 10. a telegram from President Harrison's private secretary expressed regrets at his absence.
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Piitaokiemia
Young Men's
Go'clock
Sankey
Harrison
National Democratic Committee Meet In New York May 10
A special meeting of the National Democratic Committee was called to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on May 10 to discuss actions regarding the death of the late William H. Barnum.
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Wasituchos
National Democratic Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
William H. Barnum
Cattle Receipts Reported Stronger and Higher Prices
Cattle market at Chacaco shows stronger receipts and higher bids. Prices listed include beef steers at around 4.00, heifers near 3.40, and stockers and feeders around 3.60 to 4.20. Texas cattle also traded around 3.60.
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Chcaco
May
Heeves
Eleers
Texas
Dover Secretary of State John Ponder Salsbury Dies
Dover May 16 secretary of state John Ponder Salsbury died this morning. Telegram reports indicate his passing prompted tributes from state officials and colleagues who recalled his service and leadership.
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Dover
Del
John Ponder Salsbury
New York
Barrett
Electric Sugarefining Company
St. Petersburg
Count Tolstoi
Prirrsnurg
Railroad and steamship trade fears voiced before senate
New York May 10 President Charles S Smith of the chamber of commerce testifies on India railroad building and rapid Black Sea port development. He warns America may lose export trade and urges subsidized steamship competition, arguing for action beyond railroads. J H Herrick notes some merits of interstate commerce policy but criticizes penalties as insufficient.
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New York
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Charles 5. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
India
Black Sea
America
Smith
J. H. Herrick
Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Produce Exchange
German Warship Crew Killed in Zanzibar Attack
A dispatch from Zanzibar reports insurgents killed an officer and two seamen of a German warship at Bagamoyo. Also note horse racing results at Kempton Park with Ambion winning the one mile Jubilee Stakes. Parnell commission proceedings were dull and Caron links Cronin’s disappearance to his police testimony. An armed clash between troops and strikers left three dead and several wounded.
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Zanzibar
Times
Bagamoyu
Kempton Park
Ambion
Screech Owl
Parnell Commission
Branix
le Caron
America
Dr Cronin
Chicago
Caron
Cronin
Bertin
May
Transcontinental traffic talks start as Pacific lines settle routing
Traffic Manager Olds of the Canadian Pacific arrives in St. Louis and the transcontinental association begins work. A dispute over rates with the Union and Northern Pacific, with Canadian Pacific siding with the latter, is referred to the three lines for settlement and progress reports tomorrow. A rate of 1 per 100 pounds in carload lots is set for canned fruits and salmon from Pacific coast points to Missouri river points and to St. Louis and Chicago, a 20 cent per 100 pounds reduction.
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St. Louis
Olds
Canadian Pacific
Transcontinental Association
Puget
Union
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Chicago
Inter state commission rules on colored passenger cars
The interstate commerce commission ordered a decision on the color line after a colored man alleged unequal treatment on a Georgia railroad. It found the railroad guilty for failing to provide equal cars and protection, stating segregated cars must be equal in all respects to those for whites.
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Washinaton
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Georgia
Fire at Grossman Goowin saddlery yard
A fire in a rye straw storage area at Grossman Goowin & Co. saddlery works in Cincinnati caused minor damage. Ten firemen were overcome by smoke and transported home by patrol wagon. the blaze was confined to the ground floor and a quick rescue prevented worse loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grossman, Goowin & Co
Three Indians Killed in Pueblo Fight Near Fort Wingate
Pueblo Indian Agent Williams received a telegram from Gen. Carr at Fort Wingate reporting a clash between Indians and cowboys near Fort Wingate New Mexico that left three Indians dead. The attackers were arrested and the military have taken precautionary measures to curb further trouble.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Pueblo
Williams
Carr
Fort Wingate
N.M
Presidential appointments to board of registration and election
The president named James A. Spaulding of New Mexico as receiver of public money at Santa Fe and Charles S. Robertson of Utah to the board of registration and election. John Catlin of Montana was appointed Indian agent of the Blackfoot Indians in Montana.
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Washington
James A. Spaulding
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Charles S. Robertson
Tnediana
Utah
John Catlin
Montana
Paris Students Visit Boulanger in London Speech
A May deputation of Paris students visited Boulanger in London. Speeches expressed confidence in the patriot’s stance and the general’s leadership.
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London
Paris
Boulanger
The Walking Match Result Reported in New Yoak
The noon score in the walking match lists Herty and Caright at 430, Noremac with 42, Hegelian, gar, Hughes, qi following in the stray OCR line. The fragment shows a racing events score note with unclear names and numbers.
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Herty
Go Millewy Caright
Noremac
Hegelian
Gar
Hughes
Wyoming Leads Territories in Public School Standards
A Washington dispatch reports the commissioner of education notes Wyoming holds a high rank among territories for educational matters. Citizens show strong interest in maintaining high public school standards.
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Washington
Commissioner of Education
Secretary of the Interior
Wyoming
Notice for Publication Final Proof Cheyenne Wyoming 1889
Notice is given that Charles Sherman Ip has filed for final proof to support his preemption claim D S No 322 for the Ely of W half of section 9 township 20 north range 66 west. Witnesses Edward Stanler Seymour J Robb Alexander J Perry and Frank Crouse of Goshen Wyoming testify June 17 1889 before the Cheyenne Wyoming Register and Receiver. Protestants may cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence at that time. Epcard Wilson Register
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Charles Sherman
Range
Edward Stanler
Seymour J. Robb
Alexander J. Perry
Frank Crouse
Goshen
Interior Department
Epcard
Wilson
Register
Timber Culture Notice and Railway Dissolution in Wyoming
U.S. Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming issues a Timber Culture complaint against Charles H Allis by Edward Johnson for failure to break five acres on Entry No 1893 dating May 31 1887 SEY section 28 township 21 north range 60 west Laramie county with a May 17 1889 hearing at 10 oclock am in Cheyenne. The Cheyenne Black Hills and Montana Railway Company dissolves citing over two thirds votes and objective achieved by Cheyenne and Northern Railway, dated February 1 1588 with signatures of President Alexander H Swans and Secretary Francis E Warren.
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U.S. Lanp
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edward Johnson
Charles H. Allis
SEY
North Range
Laramie County
Wyomin
Encar S. Wilson
Register
Cheyenne, Black Hills
A.D
Cheyenne, Black Hills and Montana Railway Company
Alexxanver HL. Swans
Francis E. Warren
Sec’y. Mow
Claim of Minuty Cain for Flint Proof in Cheyenne
LASD office Cheyenne Wyoming May 2 1889 notice that Minuty Cain has filed for preliminary proof to support her claim under D R No MEL for lots S and S of nw0 section 5 township 20 range 0 west. Proof is to be taken June 17 before the registere receiver at Cheyenne witnesses named Redwred Stemsler Seygnour J Robb Alejandee da Perry and Frank Crouse. Any protest or evidence must follow regulations of the interior department and be presented at the hearing for examination and rebuttal.
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Lis
Cheyenne
Wyo
Minuty
D.R
Redwred
Stemsler
Seygnour
J Robb
Alejandee da
Perry
Frank Crouse
Crshen
Toterhor
Enoan Ss Witsex, Register
Notice of Land Entry Final Proof Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice for publication. The following claimant intends to make final proof to establish his homestead entry in section 26, township 2 north of range 1 west, Granite Canon, Wyoming. The hearing before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne is set for June 14. Names listed: Theckel Yonsen, Nels Martha Willadsen Anton Witladee James M. Laughtin. Witnesses Enuak B. Wolman Hog Lator. Protest or evidence may be presented by interested parties.
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Uo An
Dati Nels
Martha
Willadsen
Anton Witladee
Jiames M. Laughtin
Elwhine
Enuak B. WoiLaor
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication 1881
United States land office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces final proof to establish irrigation rights for the southwest and northwest quarters of section 1 and the northwest of section 22 in township 1 north range 7 west. Applicants James Lekson of Giowhien Larle county Wyoming and others must prove up May 2 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses include Yoder of Phillips Wyoming John J Melbynbarn and others from Goshen Wyoming.
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United States Land Oreies
Cheyenne
Wyo
James Lek
Giowhien
Larle County
Ain Thureday
Wenamin PF. Yoder
Phllips
Wye
John J. Meliynbarn
Desert Land Final Proofs Notice for Publication
Final proof hearing set in Cheyenne Wyoming for Krank Iinown Goshen County for Desert Land claim No 247. Witnesses Caleb LaGrange Thomas Horrick Harvey Babbitt Cuneo Von Alton of Goshen Wyoming. Hearing May 10 at 10 AM local time in Wyoming land office. Abandonment and cancellation actions noted with testimony required.
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Orrick
Cheyenne
Wyo
Goshen
Laraite
pEhanvon
Hooolver
Caleb M. LaGrange
Thommen M. Horrick
Harvey M. Babbitt
Cuneo von Alton
Goshen Wye
Engens
Wilsom
Meglater
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Crook
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Mallowe
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Khnow
Charles
Mabel
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Foreiln News
Appointmenia
Houlanger
LASD
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Land Orrice
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Aisa
Lownelup
Tigre
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Peepond
Aod
Orn
Fentinony
Eald
Fenan
Witaom
Mos
Cattle Brands
Sparks & Tinnin
Wells
Nevada
Salmon River
Shoshone
Nevada and
Idaho
1,000 Springs Valley
Goose Creek
L. Voorhees & CO
Postoffice
J. M. Carey & Bro
M. E. Tucker
W. C. Moore
Philip Aldworth
Jon
Pole Creek
Horse Creek
DHS
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
Pru
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