DIDO IN DENVER WOMENS CONGRESS NEWS 1889
From Denver October 17 1889 a Denver audience hosts the Association for the Advancement of Women with members from many states and two Wyoming delegates. The sessions at Unity church feature papers by Julia Ward Howe and others on women in affairs Greek civilization education nursery crime hygiene and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Dido
Queen City
West
Denver
Association For the Advancement of Women
Union
Wyoming
Francis Hale
Unity Church
Colorado
Congress
Julia Ward Howe
Heden Schedel
Chicago
Alie Harris
Edward D. Cheney
Mary Ripley
New York
Ellen Mitchell
Hegel
Cheney
Abby Williams May
Cheyenne
Luxor
Egypt
Trinity Methodist Church
Mida
Wyoming Constitution Backed as Statehood Debate Grows
Multiple Wyoming newspapers urge ratification of the new state constitution ahead of the November 5 vote. Editors praise its foresight, arbitration provisions, and suffrage measures while denouncing opposition as backward. Communities urge turnout and careful study of the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Rock Spring
Laramie
State of
Lander Mowntaineer
Fatal accident near Fort Steele in Dana Wyoming
Dana Wyoming October 12 1589 special to the Sun brakeman James Manning was killed at 336 pm when he fell from a moving east bound freight car west of Fort Steele conductor Marks in charge coroner's jury from Rawlins to hold inquest Manning's home was in Laramie city where he leaves a wife and three children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manning
Fort Steele
Marks
Rawlins
Manning
Laramie City
Murray Secures Union Pacific Grading Contract at WY Line
J L Murray has contracted with Union Pacific for grading at various points on the line between Laramie City and Rawlins. He moved mules and two carloads of tools and materials to the job site yesterday and begins work immediately with full equipment. Philip Riley, a former UP shop employee, died Friday at UP hospital in Denver and will be buried today at 2 pm in the Catholic church. he was brother to Henry Riley of Cheyenne Gas Works and was a member of the city firemen who are asked to attend in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Murray
Union Pacific
Laramie City
Rawlins
Philip Riley
Denver
Henry Riley
Cheyenne Gas Works
Governor Warren Discusses Statehood and Constitution
The Sun interviews Governor Warren during daily rounds, asking about statehood and the proposed constitution. He outlines topics for the secretary of the interior and signals he will frame the statehood case around these subjects while urging voters to express themselves on the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Warren
Congress
Potatoe Prize Winner Reports 4.4 Bushels Per Acre
Frank W. Isham of Snow Cattle Co on the Little Bear says his 1 acre yield for the American Agriculturist prize is 26 056 pounds net after digging under contest rules. He notes a voluminous report details soil climate rainfall manuring and planting history and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham
Wyoming
Connecticut
New York
North Dakota
Sux
Frank
Frank W. Isham
Snow Cattle Company
Little Bear
Sun
Ayr
Union Pacific Rumors and Leadership Shuffle
The Omaha Act hints at more changes on the Union Pacific with Ed D. Dickinson likely named general superintendent and Kimball retaining advisory duties. C. S. Mellen is eyed for broad authority as general traffic manager while directors meet in Boston to decide other railroad extensions including Cheyenne and Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Union Pacific
Ed D. Dickinson
Kimball
C. S. Mellen
Boston
Cheyenne and Northern
Jurors Drawn for Next Term of District Court
County clerk, Sheriff and two justices opened the jury box and drew grand and petit jurors for the upcoming term. A coat theft from Mr. Marshall led to James Kelley being brought before Justice Carroll with an amusing chase to the railroad and box car before capture with Bob Ingalls assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Carroll and
Lee
Drew
District Court
James Kelley
Cay
Bob Ingalls
Keystone Mines At Douglas Creek Improve Output
Wilbur C. Knight, superintendent, reports Douglas Creek mines look well with substantial ore output. New machinery, including a 20 stamp mill, is en route from Chicago and will be erected immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Knight
Keystone
Douglas Creek
Knight
Chicago
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the Womens’ Congress
the Public Library
Denver, Colo
Handel
Buchtel
Trinity
the Press of
Wyoming Territory
Statehood
Laramie Hoomerang
Dana, Wyo
Secretary of the Interior
Jocosely
Dickinson
Grand Jury
C. F. Miller
R. S. VanTassell
Thomas Swan
George A. Draper
George L. Helt
LR. Bresnechan
W. F. Hosford
M. H. Mullan
Max Idelman
John Smith
Samuel Merrell
E.R. Hurd
F. B. Sheldon
Petit Jury
F. Stahle
M. L. Hollister
E. W. Biggs
Samuel S. Brown
Edward Shuneman
John Morrison
William O'Brien
G. R. Palmer
J. M. Newman
George Lyons
Walter P. Rodd
Warren HH. Camp
Albert M. Clark
H. A. Arp
Cyrus D. Kelley
M. ©. Bennett
Wiliam Farrell
Samuel H. Becker
B. Durbin
A.S. Acelblade
Louis Kirk
William Eckhorn
Daniel Fallon
William Phillips
Uth
Sth
S.kellner
Cor
Seventeenth and
Eddy Streets
Beckwith Commercial Company
A. C. Beckwith
A. V. Quinn
John A. Beckwith
Treas
G. H. Goble
General Merchandise
Evanston, Wyo
Rock Springs, Wyo
Furniture and Undertaking Departments
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
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