Real Estate Notes Preview Active Cheyenne Sales
Real estate observations show many transactions in progress. Interior Company received an order for 192 lots at Interior Heights from Postland Oregon buyers via H L Bernard of Portland. Deals include 24 lots sold to a Union Pacific official. other properties include a J H Goddard house and lot for 1500 dollars bought by Charles H Linn.
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Postland
Oregon
HL. B. Bernard
Portland
Union Pacific Railway
Reading
Omaha, Garland & Co
J. H. Goddard & House
Peblican
Twentieth Streets
Charles H. Linn
V. Saker
H. A. Lee
New York Investment Company
New York
Lee
Cheyenne
J. W. Kelley
Fort Collins
Robert W. Patterson
la Junta
Colorado
Wyoming
Max Engle
Chris O'Brien
Lucy Merwin
Wm. Hi. Richardson
United States
Austin R. M. Snow
Worcester
Mass
John W. Duncan
Laramie County
Wyo
W.H. Mulligan
Big Coal Vein Report Sparks Wyoming Record Claim
A reported seventy foot coal vein in the Powder River region could set a national record. The note contrasts with a sixty foot Pennsylvania vein once considered the thickest, suggesting Wyoming might claim the natural record.
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Powder River
United States
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Three Black Crows Seized Near Fort Laramie
Constable Joe Wiley brought in three prisoners James West Henry Hilliard and Wesley Givens captured near the Nebraska line for stealing from Geo A Draper’s ranch on the Platte near Fort Laramie. A Sun reporter noted their desperate appearance and resistance before a preliminary hearing before Justice Hart bound them over to district court. Draper and Sheriff Martin met the train to welcome them. they are jailed in the county facility.
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Joe Wiley
Fort Laramie
Nebraska Line
Tuesas
James West
Henry Hilliard
Wesley Givens
Geo. A. Draper
Platte River
Sun
Cheyenne & Northern
Mr. Wiley
Justice Hart
District Court
Mr. Draper
Martin
Adams interview disputes Pacific railroad report
President Adams of the Union Pacific denies a Omaha report canceling the alleged misman aged Pacific system and criticizes general manager Smith and superintendent Johnson. He says the story is unwarranted and no changes are needed to maintain harmony.
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P Adams
Adams
Unionacific
Omaha
Smith Tls
Johnson
Pacific District
Cheyenne Promoters Aim to Make City State Wealth Hub
An Omaha Republican correspondent argues Cheyenne will become a central hopper for Wyoming wealth via a Denver hill route style railroad system. He notes Wyoming will grow with rail access and statehood, and Wyoming’s women’s suffrage will spread as men grow favorable, with Cheyenne liberals optimistic about broader adoption.
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Omaha
Cheyonne
Cheyenne
Denver Gilan
Wyoming
Quarantine Rules Tightened as Cheyenne Stock Yards Expand
Dr. Holcomb reports improved enforcement of territorial quarantine laws after cattle shipments from Texas and Arizona, with 2,500 to 3,000 cars expected next week. Cheyenne will receive and inspect stock before reloading, and new facilities at the stock yards will boost capacity to about 6,700 cattle daily.
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Holcomb
Texas
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver
Arizona
Montana
Commodore Trufant Reappointed as Union Depot Superintendent
Commodore Trufant has been reappointed by President Meek as superintendent of the union depot and his appointment confirmed by the board. He has led the depot since its construction and the facility is regarded as one of the best managed in the country. No changes in depot personnel will result from the presidency shift.
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Commodore Trufant
Union Depot
Meek
Legion of Friends of the Commodore
Casper Goes Republican In Wyoming City Election
Casper Wyoming reports a decisive Republican victory in a city election. W. E. Hawley won for mayor. O. K Garvey and P. A Demorest were elected councilmen amid a heated campaign. Democrats nominated Joe Hurt for mayor with John Adams and R A Parks as council members.
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the Sun
Casper
Wvo
W. E. Hawley
O. K. Garvey
Cheyenne Doodle
Wyoming
Great West
Jasper
Weston County Election Brings Citizens Ticket Victory
In Weston county the Citizens ticket won by a large majority with 890 votes cast. In Newcastle Frank W. Mondell, Republican, was re elected mayor by 161 votes out of 354 total.
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Newcastle
Wyoming
Weston County
Citizens
Frank W. Mondell
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Meeting Initiates Eight Members
The Woman's Relief Corps held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon and initiated eight new members. The corps served lunch at Reynolds post social last evening. It is in flourishing condition with a bright future due to members' strong interest.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Reynolds
Wyoming horses and cattle pass through Union Pacific yards
The yards attract a carload of fine PO ranch horses headed for New York as high headed toppy coach stock. Dehorned cattle from Avon Illinois en route to Salt Lake are rested here, and sixteen workers finish yard extensions. Water from city mains serves all pens and lots, with electric lighting planned once dynamos arrive at the Union Pacific shops.
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Union Pacific
New York
Wyoming
Avon
Ill
Salt Lake
Brooklyn Races Season Opens With Muddy Brook lyn Handicap
Brooklyn Jockey Club drew a record crowd for the spring meeting led by the Brook lyn handicap. Los Angeles faltered as Castaway led early and won in a slow canter with Badge second and Eric third. Time 2 10. Mutuals paid 212.05, Place 52.70, Badge 15.15. Five furlongs Civil Service won Blue Rock second Fordham third. Time 1 70 2.
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Brooktyx
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Ono
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Badge
Sir Dixon
Garrison
Barnes
Day
Hayward
Eric
Warwick
Oriflame
Anderson
Cynosure
Hogan
Castaway
Bunn
Vengeur
Martin
Cartaway
Venguer
Mutuals
Civil Service
Blue Rock
Fordham
Fort Russell Sees Major Improvements and Training
Fort Russell undergoes significant upgrades with 400 trees planted after a 35 mile haul and relocation of 15 year old cottonwoods from Camp Carlin now East Fort Russell. Sewer and water systems near completion with Crow Creek water supply praised. Rifle practice shows strong early scores 83 at 200 yards 84 at 160 yards as daily drills continue to July 15. G A R officers joined Reynolds post social in town.
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Fort Russell
Camp Carlin
East Fort Russell
Milner
Crow Creek
Muir
Reynolds Post
Stanley to Wed Dorothy Tennant in London
London May 16 The news agency reports a marriage arrangement between explorer Henry M Stanley and Miss Dorothy Tennant daughter of Charles Tennant. Tennant is noted for her clever pictures in the academy and other galleries. Subscribe for the Sun.
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Stanley
London
Henry M. Stanley
Dorothy Tennant
Charles Tennant
Academy
Wyoming Admiss ion Bills Delayed Amid Senate Circles
Delegate Carey forwards Wyoming admission bills and reports to Henry G. Hay. He notes Senate delays due to funeral absences and silver bill debates, predicts Wyoming will become law this session, and discusses McKinley bill implications for woolen fabrics glass and sugar beet industries.
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Carey
Henry G. Hay
Board of Trade
House of Representatives
U. 5
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Senate
House
Springer
Beck
Blackburn
Kentucky
West
Congress
Kansas
Nebraska
Joseru M
Caney
Carlisle Nominated to Succeed Beck for Senate
In Louisville on May 16 Hon. John G. Carlisle was nominated by Democrats to succeed Senator Beck. After multiple withdrawals by Settle Cooper and McCreary, the ninth ballot showed Carlisle with 72 votes and a 15 vote majority. The caucus moved to unanimous acclamation amid cheering, reflecting broad voter support.
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Louisville
John G. Carlisle
Beck
Settle
Cooper
Knott
Carlisle Ga
E. Lindsay
McCreary
Smith
J. C. Carlisle
Cardele
The Electric Railway Then and a Decade Ahead
Wetzler argues electric railways will replace horse trams within ten years in the United States. He predicts faster, more comfortable city travel by electricity and imagines long day trips with rail networks linking major cities. He emphasizes electricity as a transformative social force and a growing power in daily life.
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Scritmer
Joseph Wetzler
York
Chicago
Hannibal Hamlin's Shot at Pushaw Island
An 1860s Bangor anecdote recalls Hinckley & Egery making cannons for volunteers. President Lincoln's Vice President Hamlin observed firing from Pushaw Pond, misfires and cider aside, the ball hit Dollar Island as Hamlin calmly witnessed the scene. The guns later served at the front.
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Pushaw Pond
Pushaw
Pereh House Landing
Dollar Island
Bangor
Hannibal Hamlin
Hamlin
Grouse Stuns Hunters With Bold Display Of Bravado
In a forest near a farm, two men and a party awaited Reynard with fox hounds. A large boastful grouse strutted ground between them and, after two-thirds of a circle, lifted and surveyed the scene. A cap snapping display failed to deter the bird as it finally flew away.
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Reynard
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R.S. van [Assell
Trac
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Denver News
Weston
Mondell
Judge Carey
Cartisto
Noaa
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