Statehood Push for Wyoming Early Constitutional Convention
Laramie county board adopts unanimous resolutions urging Governor Warren to call a constitutional convention for Wyoming. Ex governor Baxter Judge Carey and John Jeffery support immediate action and outline how delegates would be apportioned under senate bill 2445. Carey interview reiterates strong push for statehood and explains precedent for territories forming state constitutions.
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
A Mallowe Request at the Opera Box Scene
After the opera a prominent guest seat holder in the box is approached by Mabel who asks Charles to repay a favor. The dialogue hints at a romantic exchange as she leans close and he responds with eager interest, mentioning paying a caretaker.
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Boquet
Khnow
Charles
Mabel
Three Bald Knobbers Executed in Ozark Missouri
Dave Walker chief Wil lam Walker and John Matthews were hanged for the murder of Charles Green and William Edens on March 1 1857. The ropes broke twice and all three died in agony with prolonged strangulation. The execution drew mournful church service and guards as the crowd watched the gruesome scene.
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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 Meeting Report
The morning session of the Young Men's Christian Association began at 10 oclock with Sankey guiding Bible study and song. The general report of the international committee was read and slated for debate. A telegram from President Harrison’s private secretary was read expressing regrets at his absence.
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Piitaokiemia
Young Men's
Go'clock
Sankey
Harrison
National Democratic Committee Meets in New York
A special meeting of the National Democratic Committee is called for May 10 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York to address the death of the late William H. Barnum and to select a chairman and take appropriate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasituchos
National Democratic Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
William H. Barnum
Cattle Prices Rise on Strong Receipts at Chicago Market
Cattle receipts improve and prices move higher as Texas and Illinois buyers show demand. Heifers fetch around 4.00 with steers near 3.40 to 4.20, stockers and feeders trading in the 2.60 to 3.60 range amid a firmer cattle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
May
Heeves
Eleers
Texas
Dover Secretary of State John Ponder Salisbury Dies
Dover May 16 John Ponder Salisbury secretary of state died this morning. Telegrams report officials noting the loss as a sudden end to a longtime public servant with duties in Delaware government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
John Ponder Salsbury
New York
Barrett
Electric Sugarefining Company
St. Petersburg
Count Tolstoi
Prirrsnurg
Railroad push in India and Black Sea ports threatens US trade
New York reports President Charles S. Smith of the chamber of commerce testifying before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He warns rapid railroad expansion in India and Black Sea port development may endanger American export trade and urges possible grain shipments by rail at below cost. He advocates subsidies for American steamship lines to compete with English lines. J H Herrick notes some merit in the interstate but criticizes light penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Uprising
A dispatch from Zanzibar reports an officer and two seamen of a German warship killed by insurgents at Bagamoyo. Separate items note Amboin winning the Jubilee Stakes at Kempton Park with Screech Owl second and The Rejected third among sixteen starters. The Parnell commission proceedings are reported as uninteresting, and Branix, a British spy, discusses Cronin’s disappearance and possible murder. Bertin reports a clash where troops fired on striking workers, killing three and wounding several.
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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 Association Sets Rates and Outlook
Traffic Manager Olds of Canadian Pacific arrived in St Louis as the transcontinental group resumes work. A Puget conflict among Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Canadian Pacific is to be settled by the three lines with progress due tomorrow. A rate of 1 per 100 pounds in carload lots is set for canned fruits and salmon from Pacific coast to Missouri river points, St Louis, and Chicago, a 20 cent reduction per 100 pounds.
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St. Louis
Olds
Canadian Pacific
Transcontinental Association
Puget
Union
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Chicago
Inter–state Commerce panel orders equal treatment for Black travelers
The inter-state commerce commission ordered a decision on the color line. A colored man said a Georgia railroad forced him to use an inferior car after buying a first class ticket. The commission ruled segregated cars must be equal in all respects and provided equal protection, finding the road guilty of violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Georgia
Fire at Grossman Gowin Saddlery Plant Causes Minor Loss
A blaze in a rye straw storage area at Grossman Gowin & Co. saddlery makers in Cincinnati caused trifling damage. Ten firefighters were overcome by smoke and sent home. the fire was on the ground floor allowing quick rescue, averting greater harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grossman, Goowin & Co
Three Indians Killed Near Santa Fe Fight
Pueblo Indian Agent Williams received a telegram from Gen. Carr at Fort Wingate reporting a clash between Indians and cowboys near Santa Fe New Mexico in which three natives were killed. The assailants are under arrest and military forces have been placed on alert to prevent further trouble.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Pueblo
Williams
Carr
Fort Wingate
N.M
Presidential appointments listed for several states
The president announced appointments including James A. Spaulding of New Mexico as receiver of public money at Santa Fe, Charles S. Robertson of Indiana to the Utah board of registration and election, and John Catlin of Montana as Indian agent for 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 for Patriot Support
A deputation of students from Paris met with Boulanger in London in May. Speeches expressed confidence in the patriotism of the general and the cause.
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London
Paris
Boulanger
The Walking Match Scoreboard in New Yoak May 10
The 12 o'clock score lists Herty and Caright at 430 miles with Noremac 42th Hegelian and others including Hughes among the competitors. The fragmentary text notes a walking match underway in New Yoak with multiple runners and unclear placements.
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Herty
Go Millewy Caright
Noremac
Hegelian
Gar
Hughes
Wyoming Education Stands High in Territorial Rank
A Washington dispatch notes the Wyoming commissioner of education reports the territory ranks high in education among territories. The secretary of the interior is informed of strong citizen interest in maintaining public schools at a high standard.
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Washington
Commissioner of Education
Secretary of the Interior
Wyoming
Notice for Publication Cheyenne Wy 1889 Final Proof
Notice is given that Charles Sherman Ip has filed for final proof on his D. S. No. 322 for the Ely of W half of section 9 in township 20 N range 66 W. Witnesses: Edward Stanler Seymour J Robb Alexander J Perry Frank Crouse all of Goshen Wyoming. Proof before the register June 17 1889.
Timber Culture Entry Questioned in Wyoming Notice
Notice from U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 2 1589 cites Edward Johnson contesting Charles H Allis Timber Culture Entry No 1893 dated May 31 1887 for failure to break five acres in SEY section 28 township 21 north range 60 west Laramie County. Hearing set May 17 1889 at 10 a m. Also notices dissolution of Cheyenne Black Hills and Montana Railway Company dated February 1 1588 with debts paid and two thirds stock voting in favor.
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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
Settler Leans Flint Proof for Wyoming Claim
LASD office Cheyenne May 2 1889 notice that the named settler has filed for flint proof in support of her claim. Proof will be made before the register receiver at Cheyenne on June 17. Witnesses listed prove continuous residence and cultivation. Protesters aware must present evidence per regulations to be examined at the hearing.
Notice for Publication Land Opened at Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that the following named person has filed to make final proof on his homestead entry before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on June 14 1880 Thecker Yonsen for the west half of section 26 in township 2 north range 1 west The following witnesses prove his continuous residence and cultivation of the land Dati Nels Martha Willadsen Anton Witladee and James M Laughtin Granite Canyon Wyoming Any person who desires to protest the allowance of such proof or knows of any substantiated reason why it should not be granted may file an objection by the above date Enuak B Worlor Register.
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Judg Cmy
the Sun
Joseph M. Carey
Board of Trade and County Commissioners
Carey
Wyoming
Senate
Senate Committee On Verritories
Ice
Congress
United States
Territories
California
Oregon
Nebraska
Harrison
Committee On Territories
United States Senate
Dakota
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles Sherman
Range
Edward Stanler
Seymour J. Robb
Alexander J. Perry
Frank Crouse
Goshen
Interior Department
Epcard
Wilson
Register
Lis
Minuty
D.R
Redwred
Stemsler
Seygnour
J Robb
Alejandee da
Perry
Crshen
Toterhor
Enoan Ss Witsex, Register
Uo An
Dati Nels
Martha
Willadsen
Anton Witladee
Jiames M. Laughtin
Elwhine
Enuak B. WoiLaor
Desert Land Final Proof Notice Publication Cheyenne Wy 1881
United States land office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces final proof publication for James Lek son of Giowhien in Larle county to prove up entry for described lands in section 1 and 22 township north range west. Hearing set Thursday May 2 with witnesses including Yoder of Phillips Wyoming Mellynbarn Hewhnutels von Chr ben Hedlegfeld Goshen Wyoming and others to support irrigation project claims.
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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
Notice of final proof for Desert Land claim No 247 by Krank Iinown of Goshen Laralite County Wyoming. Hearing before Register and Receiver in Cheyenne on Friday May 7. Witnesses Calleb M LaGrange Thomas M Horrick Harvey M Babbitt Cuneo Von Alton of Goshen Wyoming. Proceedings note possible cancellation of entry. testimony concerns abandonment and irrigation development.
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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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Converse County
M. Garver
Douglas
Johnson
Crook
Fremont
Mallowe
Ozark, Mo
Foreiln News
Appointmenia
Houlanger
LASD
Cheyenne, Wyo
Notlhee
Land Orrice
Cikyvenn
Aisa
Lownelup
Tigre
Waa
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
Ae Ville
Detroit
Mich
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