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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1889

Page

8

Changes in the Time Table That Go Into Effect To-Day

General intelligence from the Union Pacific and Burlington reports a 1888 deficit on the Cheyenne and Northern while trunk earnings are strong. Time card changes go into effect today with specific arrivals and departures for Union Pacific and Burlington trains. The Denver and Omaha connections adjust, a special train runs to connect with No 3, and the Golden Gate departs on its last Cheyenne through run. Local society notes mention H H Ragan lectures and a May 15 German at Fort Russell.

Barr Union Pacific Cheyenne and Northern Board of Trade Cheyenne Douglas Denver Burlington Chicago Omaha No. 3 Golden Gate San Francisco Pullman Company The Presbyterian Society H. H. Ragan

Vanity Fair May 11 1559 Dido's Letter Highlights Social Events

In Vanity Fair, Miss Lillie Whipple and Mr. George Johnson wed at Mr. LC Whipple's home with thirty guests and a festive breakfast. The couple sail to Leavenworth Kansas for their honeymoon. A Library Hall German ended the night, and a luncheon at the Cheyenne club entertained military guests. The Fortnightly Club forms to study American history and literature.

Lillie Whipple George Johnson LC. Whipple Leavenworth Kansas Library Meadame Francis Hale T. B. Hicks J.W. Hammond J. K. Jeffery Walter Lersh T. B. Addams C. E. Humphrey I. A. Kent D. Rhodes J. C. Haird Ordor

Sun Shines on Libel Case and Citizen Question

A Wyoming libel case against Tie Sun ends with a pro sequi entry after the witness Frank Dudley failed to appear. The piece argues truth as a shield for press freedom and predicts stricter libel action bonds and constitutional safeguards.

Uinta County Tie Sun Frank Dudley United States Wyoming Carbon County Rawlins Wolle Sun America

Bride Dies After Morphine Overdose In Cheyenne Wedding

Alvira Thorne and John Boggs wed at the Montana house Friday night officiated by Rev. S. A. Bright. The bride, addicted to morphine, died in the morning before Dr. Grimes could aid her. Coroner Chaffin deemed no inquest needed. Rosebud, formerly at Mc Daniels' theatre, was daughter of Mrs. Thomas Crittenden. Boggs, a Texan, had only recently arrived in Cheyenne and spoke of his first snowstorm. Laramie Park and Fair association filed incorporation papers with Secretary Shannon to develop fair grounds, racing facilities, parks, and resorts with $10,000 capital. Trustees named: Charles J. George, Washington Clark, Otto Avery Holmes, and W. James Tills.

Alvira Thorne John Boggs Montana House S. A. Bright Grimes Chaffin Thomas Crittenden McDaniels’ Variety Theatre Rosebud Boggs Cheyenne Justice Carroll Laramie’s

Rawlins Big Paper Special Edition Arrives in Rawlins

The Carbon County Journal issues a colored twelve page illustrated edition featuring views of the capital university public buildings and fine residences. It includes pictures of old scenes and citizens and is praised by the Sen for improving the territory’s push toward statehood.

Rawlins Carbon County Journal Tie Sen

Look Out For It The Resources of Wyoming

The Resources of Wyoming, an official publication compiled by Secretary Shannon, to be issued by The Sun. It is a compact two page book with a territory map, mining laws, and county descriptions including Immy Oder's Gold Roo bar Jery. Qader m bar is open.

Wyoming Shannon Sun Establishment Immy Oder R. F. Glover J. C. Baird Democratic Territorial Committee A. D. Kelley D. L. McKee Republican Territorial Committee

Wyoming Statehood Letter Unites Democrats and Republicans

Leaders from both parties sign a call urging Wyoming Territory to pursue immediate statehood, arguing the Senate bill offers generous land grants and revenue. The letter, dated May 13 1889, urges county commissioners to memorialize Congress, notes no tax increase versus current costs, and predicts strong public support for statehood.

Oneyenne Wyo Wyoming Territory Wyoming Senate Committee On Territories Senate Legislative Assembly Congress Statehood

Not a defaulter escorted by Golden Gate train to Cheyenne

The Golden Gate special passed Cheyenne last night at 10 40 carrying 31 passengers four detached here for Denver including George Riddle and Samuel Fessenden with his family. Fessenden, treasurer of the Cape Cod Ship Canal company, is contesting libel claims and sought suits against the Boston Traveler and New York Herald amid reports of a defalcation.

Associated Press California San Francisco Fessenden Denver Boston Massachusetts Chicago Harrison Golden Gate Cheyenne George Riddle Samuel Fessenden Inter Ocean Tuk Su Boston Traveler New York Herald Cape Cod Ship Canal Company Sidney Dillon Pacific Coast Oakland

Three-Headed Hydra Sermon Warns of Vice Crime

The Congregational church sermon denounces the saloon gambling den and house of prostitution as the three-headed hydra of vice. Rev A W Williams links suicides to despair from gambling losses and warns these evils threaten families and children. He cites Harry Tuxford's self destruction as a related tragedy and urges accountability. The piece also notes political disputes over statehood and a pardon for Jack Walker, with local officials confirming jail terms and motives.

A. W. Williams Congregational Church Church of God Yonder Lake Harry Tuxford Wiliams List

Promising Wyoming Land Alert Promotes Otto and Lander Lots

Elevation four thousand feet. A hundred thousand acres of fertile lands surround the town with timber and coal nearby. Corner lots thirty dollars, inside lots twenty. For details contact F. B. Wood proprietor Otto and County Surveyor Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander or N H Brown Lander.

Wood Otto Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander N. H. Brown

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