Hurdler Adam Beaten in Tight Race at Fair
Monte defeats Adam in the hurdle event while Bugle wins the mile dash with Parnell close behind. Cactus Blossom and Quicksilver headline a thrilling 600 yard dash as Kelley showcases Rocket and Lucey in the half mile roadster. Balloon plans and polo exhibition accompany fast-paced racing at the Wyoming Fair.
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Monte
Ras—Bogle
Parnell
Cactus Blossom
Bugle
Irene
Hark
Denver
Kuykendall Boys
Johnny McCormick
Torrife
Tre
Quicksilver
Joker
Cactus
Hunter Bros
Adam
Wyoming
Capitol Building
Dan Hogan
Master Kildare
Rambler
Dan
Little Monte
Sly Monte
Sheriff Kelley
Rocket
Lucey
Postoflice
Charley 5
Lucy
Maud 5
Kelley
Loblien & Sigwart
Bone
Aed
Charley S
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
Gamin
Plan to carry Union Pacific floating debt via 3 year notes
A New York financial report explains a creditor plan for Union Pacific debt. Banks trust firms and individuals would accept 3 year notes at 92 cents on the dollar with 6 percent interest, surrendering collateral in escrow to a syndicate led by Morgan. About 19 million dollars in loans affected, with three-fourths of holders reportedly agreeing.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Morgan
Union Waeifie Offee
Russell Sage
Sidney Dillon
Dillon
Stock Exchange
Wheat Blockade Hits Midwest Rail Lines
Crowded Kansas freight yards report heavy wheat receipts backing up trains across Missouri Pacific Santa Fe Union Pacific and other lines. Up to sixty railcars await forwarding in Missouri Pacific yards with four hundred in Santa Fe and two hundred in Union Pacific plus eight hundred in other yards as shipments stall. Railroads race to relieve the backlog amid the harvest surge.
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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 the Texas State Fair Association headquarters reports one hundred thousand Texans protest Sunday closing of the World’s Fair. The message declares the era of fanaticism has passed.
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Cincaco
Texas State Fair Association
Iron of this region urged for westward steel growth
At a mine convention the main paper by John W Nesmith of the Denver Steel Co argues westward iron development is vital. He cites 8 million people west of 95th meridian yet minimal U.S. iron output there, urging local ore and fuel exploitation to attract national investment and build a strong iron industry.
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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
New York Republicans Nominate Ticket at Rochester Convention
Sloan Fassett was nominated for governor and John Vrooman for lieutenant governor on the first ballot at the Rochester convention. Acclamations followed for Eugene F. P. O’Connor and others for secretary of state Arthur C. Wade state treasurer M. Kloupres attorney general Win. E. Sutherland. The platform backs Harrison era principles and fifty firth congress legislation, praising his administration and its appeal to the African American community.
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Treasury
Fifty- First Congress
Europe
South America
Voice of
New York
Harrison
Reublican Party
Nion
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
Local Citizen Files Deed of Trust in Tenn
Cuattanooga Tenn September 9 M J O Brien well known citizen and supreme treasurer of the Catholic Knights of America filed a deed of trust on all his and personal property to protect his creditors His liabilities are not fully known but not exceed 50 000 including any deficit in his accounts as treasurer of the Catholic Knights His embarrassment stems from heavy losses on railroad construction contracts.
Yukon gold fields shift to British side in Alaska survey
A United States surveying party in Alaska reports that the richest gold fields of the Yukon lie on the British side of the boundary line, not within U.S. claims.
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United States
Alaska
Yukon
Northwestern wheat supply dip with harvests underway
As the new crop of wheat began to come in this year the northwestern elevators held about one million and a quarter bushels fewer than at the same date last year.
German papers deny French claims on emperor condition
Indignant German papers repudiate French journal assertions about the emperor’s mental state while acknowledging a contested lame knee he sustained aboard his yacht. The fragment stresses denial of psychological weakness alongside the physical injury.
Publisher George H. Putnam on literary compensation
George H. Putnam argues that pay for literary production cannot reflect labor amount but rather the community’s willingness to pay for the result. He contends compensation is determined solely by market demand and perceived value, not by effort or skill.
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George H. Putnam
Boston Waiters Alliance Seeks National Organization
The Boston waiters alliance which adopted a no fees platform has learned of similar groups forming in other cities. It aims to create a nationwide body with a national convention to be held 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 Stirs New England City
A controversial divorce case in a conservative New England city centers on a wife seeking to allow her husband to marry a preferred rival. The tale of two beautiful schoolmates unfolds with philosophical musings, marital strain, and hopes for a decree so all may unite as desired.
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New England
John Ruskin
Diplomat Merrillat Disputes Land Treaty Plea at Wyoming Meeting
Reports say Merrillat from Washington objects to the Shoshone commission's terms with Fremont County leaders over land relinquishment. He cites spending of a $5,000 allowance for commission expenses and demands hunting and fishing rights from the remaining funds. Indians may cede 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
A barn social hosted by the Relief Corps ladies last night drew a good crowd. Attendees enjoyed dancing a fine supper and admired the barn decorations reflecting a handsome affair.
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the Relief Corps
Myers Premises
Young Lady Killed In Laramie Buggy Accident
In Laramie a buggy accident fatally injured Annie Aldrich and maimed Mrs. Jas. Nicholson, wife of a Union Pacific foreman. The horse bolted after a shout, the buggy overturned on a corner, Aldrich died within hours from multiple injuries, Nicholson remains bedridden.
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Laramie
Jas. Nicholson
Union Pacific Blacksmith Shop
Annie Aldrich
Army paymaster office moves from Cheyenne to Omaha
The army paymaster for this section will relocate from Cheyenne to Omaha. May Comogys and Clerk Willard, back from the west and north, will proceed to Omaha before October 1.
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Comogys
Willard
Old Timer Frank Hunter Swaps Yarns with Pioneers
In town, Frank Hunter chats with pioneers and recalls rough days. He notes the hills were holes in the ground when Pik first arrived, praising men who helped build Cheyenne.
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Frank Hunter
Pik
Cheyenne
Quiet Wedding at the Belie by Ria Glos Cheyenne
John W. Plat wed Bginkie Myrtle Hinetrowt in a small quiet service at the belief in Glos. The couple, young and popular, begin married life with best wishes from friends in Cheyenne.
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John W. Plat
Bginkie
Myrtle Hinetrowt Werre
Belie
Ria. Glos
Yester
Joe
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wheatland Watermelon Day Planned by Wye Nie Development
Hon A Giletmat announced Wheatland to host a Watermelon Day next year backed by Wye Nie Development. An excursion from Cheyenne is planned with speeches and free watermelon for all at a lakeside feast.
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Wheatland
A. Giletmat
Wyenie Development Company
Cheyenne
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Melbourne
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Marie Heath
Pomeroy
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Senator Mondell
Mr. Meads
Halhead
Merrill
Frank
Senator Woodruff
Leramie
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