Hurdler Adam Beaten by Monte in Wyoming Fair Races
In a packed grounds day at the Wyoming Fair, Monte outran Adam in a thrilling hurdle dash while Cactus Blossom won the 600 yard dash. Bugle beat Parnell by a neck in the mile, and Rambler, Joker, Quicksilver led the crowd through fast races as Polo exhibition drew cheers.
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Monte
Ras—Bogle
Parnell
Cactus Blossom
Fair Association
Gamin
Brooks
Melbourne
Adam
Prof. Neske
Marie Heath
Pomeroy
Bugle
Irene
Hark
Denver
Kuykendall Boys
Johnny McCormick
Torrife
Tre
Quicksilver
Joker
Cactus
Hunter Bros
Wyoming
Capitol Building
Dan Hogan
Master Kildare
Rambler
Dan
Little Monte
Sly Monte
Natrona
C. Hersig
King
T. W. Brooks
Jack
Sam Bailey
Spot
W. H. Weaver
Sorrel John
J. B. Hunter, Jr
Judge
M. E. Stead
C. G. Sutton
Quicksiver
Polo Ranch
Mary Hall
H. Temple
Wyoming Fair
Neming
Colorado
Oxford Horse Association
C.G. Logan
J. H. Temple
Dave Miller
Fred P. Voorhees
J. D. Hardin
H. Hoffman
Geo. F. Danis
Saratoga
P. E. Fredericks
Missouri
M.E. Stid
Dixon
Barney Boise
Rake
Plan to finance Union Pacific debt through 3 year notes
A New York banker outlines a three year note plan for Union Pacific debt totaling about 19 million dollars. Banks and trust companies would exchange loans for 92 cent notes paying 6 percent, with collateral in escrow held by a syndicate led by Morgan. Most loan holders reportedly signed. bonds would be issued with attached coupons and not listed until par.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Morgan
Union Waeifie Offee
Russell Sage
Sidney Dillon
Dillon
Stock Exchange
Wheat Blockade Strains Kansas Railroads
Wheat receipts in Kansas have surged since the harvest, causing a major railroad blockade. Missouri Pacific yards report 60 cars. Santa Fe 400. Union Pacific 200. other roads 800 waiting to be moved. Reports from points across Kansas show carloads awaiting transport as roads try to relieve the buildup.
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Kansas City
Sept
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Santa Poe
Union Pacific
Kansay Pointe
Texans Protest Sunday Closing of World’s Fair
A dispatch from Texas State Fair association headquarters reports one hundred thousand Texans protest Sunday closing of the World’s Fair. The message declares the day of fanaticism is past and calls for open fair operations.
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Cincaco
Texas State Fair Association
Iron of This Section Developed for West Wyoming Markets
The mine convention opened with John W. Nesmith of Denver Steel presenting on western iron, stressing the Rocky Mountain iron belt and the need to develop local production and markets. Weston County and La Plata district figures were discussed, with notes on ore quality and potential four foot lead sightings. A strong party platform praised tariff policy, silver parity, and veterans’ pensions amid national defense and economic aims.
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John W. Nesmith
Denver Steel Company
Nesmith
Rocky Mountains
United States
F. W. Mendeil
Weston County
Jay Byron
la Plata
Albany County
F. J. Stanton
Wyoming
W. E. Mead
Omaha Mining Exchange
Geo. F. Canis
Saratoga
Gold Hill
Medicine Bow Range
Edward Meade
Wyoming Minerals
E. C. Bartlett
W. B. Hugus
W. E. Tilton
Jas. K. Merrill
Guo. Osgood
E. F. Grout
Sam Morten
R. B. Connor
Casper
J. E. Shannon
Buffalo
Downey
Denver
Wm. Sturmis Jr
Republican Nominating Convention Names State Ticket
At Rochester New York the Republican convention nominated Sloan Fassett for governor and John Vrooman for lieutenant governor on the first ballot. Acclamations followed for Eugene F. P. O’Connor secretary of state Arthur C. Wade comptroller Pr M. Kloupres state treasurer Win E. Sutherland attorney general and others. The platform endorses Reconstruction era principles and Harrison administration policies praising law enforcement fidelity and American principles in speeches to the people.
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New York
Rochester
N. Y
Sloan Fassett
John Vrooman
Eugene FP
O'Connor
Brooklyn
Arthur C. Wade
Jamestown
M. Kloupres
Rockland
Couny
Win
E. Sutherland
Monroe
Congress
Harrison
O'Brien Files Trust Deed to Protect Creditors in Tennessee
M J O'Brien a respected citizen and supreme treasurer of the Catholic Knights of America filed a deed of trust on all his property to secure creditors. Liabilities not fully known but likely up to 50 000 dollars including deficits from railroad construction losses.
Yukon Goldfield Dispute Pinpoints British Range
A U S surveying party in Alaska reports the richest Yukon gold fields lie beyond the U S border on the British side, challenging territorial claims and prompting political attention.
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United States
Alaska
Yukon
Wheat supply in Northwestern elevators drops from last year
As the new crop begins to come in this year the Northwestern elevators report a stock one million and a quarter bushels smaller than at the same date a year earlier.
German Papers Deny French Claims on Emperor's Mental State
Reports note German papers reject French accounts of the emperors condition while conceding the remembered injury to his knee on his yacht remains undeniable and attracts attention.
Publisher George H. Putnam on literary compensation
George H. Putnam states that pay for literary work is not tied to labor but to what the community is willing to spend for the result. He suggests writers should consider market value and reader interest when seeking remuneration.
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George H. Putnam
Boston Waiters Alliance Aims National Organization
The Boston waiters alliance, formed recently and advocating no fees to waiters, reports that similar groups exist in other cities. It plans to form a national body and to hold its national convention in Washington alongside other learned and scientific organizations.
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Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Boston Alliance
National Convention of
United States Waiters
Washington
A Wife in a Million Divorce Case Ignites City
A Massachusetts style divorce tale unfolds in a New England city as a wife seeks decree to allow her husband to wed the rival she believes he prefers. The two beauties, schoolmates and social leaders, spark satire as the husband flirts with both before choosing none. The wife hopes the court will grant separation so all may pursue their chosen matches.
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New England
John Ruskin
Diplomat Merrillat Challenges Lands Treaty Talk
Reported on a Wyoming Shoshone commission meeting with Fremont County, Merrillat of Washington, DC objected to terms and earned a rebuke from State Senator Woodruff. He announced plans to spend a $5,000 appropriation on hunting and fishing, withholding treaty agreement until funds are used. Indians may relinquish 600,000 acres for 50 cents an acre, with livestock as part payment.
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Fremont County Reds
Merrillat
Wash
D. C
Toto
Woodruff
Washington
Wyoming
A Handsome Barn Social At Myers Premises
The Relief Corps ladies hosted a barn social last night with dancing and a nice supper. Attendees praised the decorations and the event was well patronized.
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the Relief Corps
Myers Premises
Young Lady Killed in Laramie Buggy Accident
A fatal collision in Laramie left Annie Aldrich dead and Mrs. Jas. Nicholson injured after a runaway horse, once calm, panicked and toppled their buggy. The crash caused multiple fractures and internal injuries to Miss Aldrich and prolonged illness for Nicholson.
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Laramie
Jas. Nicholson
Union Pacific Blacksmith Shop
Annie Aldrich
Army paymaster office moved from Cheyenne to Omaha
The army paymaster for this section will relocate from Cheyenne to Omaha. May Comogys and Clerk Willard, who just returned from the west and north, are to depart for Omaha before October 1.
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Comogys
Willard
Old Timer Frank Hunter Visits Pioneers in Town
Frank Hunter, a seasoned local, chats with pioneers in town sharing stories. He remarks how the hills were hollowed by mining when Pik first arrived and notes his role among the men who helped build Cheyenne.
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Frank Hunter
Pik
Cheyenne
Quiet Wedding of John W Plat and Bginkie Myrtle Hinetrowt
Reported marriage held quietly at the home of the bride groom named John W Plat and Bginkie Myrtle Hinetrowt. The event drew many locals and friends who wished the couple a happy life together in Cheyenne.
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John W. Plat
Bginkie
Myrtle Hinetrowt Werre
Belie
Ria. Glos
Yester
Joe
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wheatland Plans Watermelon Day With Cheyenne Excursion
Hon A Giletmat announced Wheatland will host a Watermelon Day next year by Wye Nie Development. An excursion from Cheyenne and other places will join speeches and free watermelon at a feast by a beautiful lake.
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Wheatland
A. Giletmat
Wyenie Development Company
Cheyenne
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