Wyoming convention debates on women suffrage and boundaries
The convention considers a special order on female suffrage for next Tuesday with debate promised. Propositions 69 to 75 address trusts, negligence, railroad fairness, corporations, apportionment, and state boundaries. Final passes include distribution of powers and boundaries text.
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Campbell
Wyoming
Mr. Chandlish
Jones
Baxter
Barrow
United States Congress
Hay
Burritt
Constitutional outline and adjournment to today
The text defines a land description from a southern point to the 27th meridian west and back to the origin. The adopted sections of the constitution were sent to the revision committee and the convention adjourned at 4 p.m. today.
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Committee On
Averill Lynching Scheme Faces New Jury After Illegal Verdict
Observers debate the Averill lynching with divergent views. Reports say a first coroner s jury was illegal and later replaced by a new panel. Allegations claim horse thieves staffed the initial jury, aiding cattle thieves and complicating justice as the plot thickens.
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Averill
Watson
Land Patents Granted For Numerous Applicants Across Wyoming
The Cheyenne Land office issued patents to many individuals in multiple counties including Laramie Albany Carbon and others. Names include A W Bristol George Whiteshew Lida Canfield C Ward Charles Pollard Sophia Pollard Henry Parker and many more with patent acres ranging from small fractions up to six hundred forty. Also listed are pre emptions for George Weatherbee Dora Brandt John King Timothy McCarthy I Palmer Frank Foss P Grogan and others with varying acreage. The long list reflects patents and pre emptions dispersed across Albany Carbon Laramie and surrounding counties.
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H. Gordon
Laramie County
G. A. Searight
Philip Mandel
Albany County
Jason D. Bailey
W. J. Noxwell
John Fee
B. P Mull
Joseph M. Carey
George A. Emery
R. Apperson
K. B- Hord
T. M. Herrick
M. Lane
Lara
Carbon County
Sarah A. Strand
A. J. Bothwell
William A. William
Louis R. Meyer
Francis Morey
William D. Page
New York
Abo Henry H. London
George Bi. Grinnell
J. R. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tacy A. Glinn
Colorado
Lenora Bloom
George W.weatherbee
Dora Brandt
King
Imothy McCarthy
I J. Palmer
Rank M. Foss
H. Grogan
O. G. Mills
H. M. Ingraham
Latitia Kelsey
Phoebe S. Johnston
Charles Morgan
John W. Cannon
Charles S. Miner
John Moyle
Cheyenne Commercial Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Cheyenne Commercial Company reveal a 50 000 capital stock with shares of 100 each. Trustees for year one are H. W. Trenderson R. N. Heath and A. M. Clark as rumors of capitalization growth boost Cheyenne’s mercantile outlook and support for wholesale and retail expansion led by local business leaders.
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Territorial
Cheyenne Commercial Company
He W. Trenderson
Robert N. Heath
Albert M. Clark
Cheyenne
Ite
A.M. Clark
Business leadership changes at local company
A salesman becomes manager of the sales department while Mr Heath is named general manager and treasurer. Mr Henderson, long time chief clerk at U P headquarters, becomes president. The Sus expresses optimism about the new leadership and the company’s future success.
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Heath
Henderson
U. P
Sus
Fire destroys U S barrack at Evanston in 1900
Special to the Sun reports the United States barrack building erected after miner Chinaman troubles in Evanston burned today and was totally destroyed. The blaze’s cause is unknown and the building’s cost is estimated at 4000 dollars.
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United States
Sun
Evanston
Coking Gas Explosion Wrecks Store on Milwaukee Avenue
An explosion caused by ignited coking gas in a basement of a Milwaukee avenue store wrecked the building and alarmed the neighborhood. Patrick Loftus, who lit the match, was fatally injured, while several bystanders were cut or bruised by flying debris. a family on the upper floor appeared in night clothes but escaped harm.
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Curiaco
Milwaukee Avenue
Patrick Loftus
The Sheepshead Races Recap
Supersweap on September 13 saw good attendance despite rain and a muddy track. Ralph Bayard won the three quarter mile race with Miss Belle second, then Volunteer led by Tenny was second. Team Tray won the mile and a quarter event with Retrieve second, Hindeocraft beat Eric in another race, Montrose prevailed on turf with Jenny McFarland second.
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Sheepshead
Ralph Bayard
Miss Belle
Volunteer
Tenny
Rat
Team Tray
Retrieve
Hindeocraft
Eric
Montrose
Jenny McFarland
H. E. Tousaline Dead in New England
Denver September 13 A Colorado Springs private raingrer announces the death last night at Bennington Vermont of Lon H. E. Tousaline a prominent railroad magnate of this city He was president of the Chicago Burlington and Northwestern and formerly general manager of the Santa Fe system.
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H. E. Tousaline
Denvon
Colorado Springs
Bennington
Lon
H. E. Towasaline
Tousaline
Chicago, Burlington and Northwestern
Santa Fe
Boulanger Candidacy Placed Obstacle in Paris
In Hanis on Sept 13 placards declared Boulanger as a deputy candidate despite the Seine prefect’s refusal. Police tore the posters down and arrested the person who posted them in Montmartre.
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Boulanger
Hanis
The
Seine
Montmarte
Department of the Seine
Neu
Train Collision Near Navy Yard Kills Engineer
A passenger train leaving Wasumuros at 9 on the Baltimore and Potomac line collided with a freight train at the navy yard tunnel in Washington DC. The engineer of the passenger train was killed and several passengers and crew were injured.
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Wasumuros
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
Navy Yard Tunnel
Miners Strike Spreads in Pennsylvania Collieries
A Shockwayville bulletin reports five hundred workers at Clarion and Clear Run coal mines walking out for raises. A wider walkout across Beechtree Coal Glen and Dagoe collieries is anticipated by early next week alongside planned legal blanks sale at the office.
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Venioylvania
Pierswoad
Sept
Shockwayville
Clarion
Clear Run
Beechtree
Coal Glen
Dagoe
Atlantic Storm Ravages Coast With Massive Vessels Lost
Reports from Lewis to New York detail a hurricane force storm along the coast. Dozens of ships wrecked or driven ashore, with many crews saved by life savers and fears of wide deaths. Cities from Atlantic City to Asbury Park report trains, steamer and rail disruptions as the sea floods shorelines.
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Seca
Lewis
Del
Brown & Co
Luce Bros
United States Marine Hospital
E Lewis
Hugheyville
Henlopen
Rehoboth
Brown Shoals
Shear's Shoals
E. & L. Bryan
Brandywine Shoals
Eric Tunnell
John Barnes
Lewis Bertrand James Bowand
Barry Hickman
New Jersey
Edmund
Jersey
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Asbury Park
N. Fe
Nyack
N. Y
Hudson
New York
National Line
England
Liverpool
Mealy
United States
Atlanta
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Bilssari
Perilous Rescue After Schooner Grounding at Hawks Nest Shoal
Kate E Morse led nine crew members to a fateful rescue as the schooner ran aground near Hawks Nest Shoal on Monday evening. Rescued after forty hours on rigging, the crew were aided by a tug while a second schooner, the Walter P Parker, also grounded nearby and later broke up with drownings among its crew. The Morse was wrecked and Trainmaster Green was promoted to superintendent of the Idaho division with L B Parsons named as successor. Also includes a notice from the Cheyenne land office dated August 24 1880 announcing final proof requirements for a land claim and witness list from Phillips Wyoming.
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Kate E. Morse
Hawks Nest Shoal
Morse
Walter P. Parker
Green
Idaho
L. B. Parsons
Notice of Final Proof for Public Land Claim
Notice is given of an intention to make final proof in support of a claim before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on Sept 27 1880. John J Gemelman Preemption DS No 024 for the ne quarter and nw quarter of sections 33 34 township 8 west range 6 west. Names listed as witnesses include Mael Sparhawk Alexander Bowle Lan ean Grant William Booker all of Cheyenne Chugwater Enocake Wilson Register.
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Lane
Cheyenne
Wyo
Settlor Han
Saldes
Register
Iver
Wyoming
John J. Gemel
Mael Sparhawk
Alexander Bowle
Lan Ean Grant
William Booker
Chugwater
Cheyenne Notice of Preemption Claim by Frank Connor
Frank Connor files intent to use Gaul support for land claim in Cheyenne Wy. Proof set for September 25 1840 before Register and Receiver. Claim No 6240 covers north half of section 20 township 21 north range 66 west. Witnesses Edward Banks Alexander McDougall William Booker Frank Watt all from Chugwater Wyoming. EnGar Wilson, Register.
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SASD
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank
Connor
N. W
A. W. Ig
Nec
Lin
North Range
Vis
Edward M. Banks
Alexander C. McDougall
William Booker
Frank Watt
Chugwater
Wyom
Engar
Wilson
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice is given that Hebert W. Ferguson of 42 Broadway New York has a desert land claim No. 3245 for the allotment in section 0 township 17 north range 67 north before the Cheyenne Wyoming register on Tuesday September 9. Witnesses are William Lucas Willard Curmier Alexander D. Adamson and John B. Hattersby of Little Bear Wyoming.
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Asirep
Laxon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hebert W. Ferguson
Broadway
New York
N. Y
A. Ls
Regiat R and Iver
Wyenthe
Law
Aald
Wiliam Lucas
Willard
Curmier
Alexander D. Adamson
John B.ttersby
Little Bear
Wyoming
Edgar
Wilson
Register
Final Proof Notice at Cheyenne Land Office
Land Office at Cheyenne announces that George W. Snnow seeks final proof for Homestead Entry No. 624 in Section 26 Township 10 South Range 67 West. The hearing or proof date is September 21, 1880, with witnesses Charles M. McCarty Tanne N Bard Albert W. Bristol of Little Bear Wyoming and William F. Hosford of Cheyenne Wyoming. Enoan B. Wilson, Register.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Register
Iver
George W.snnow
Hometead
Charles M. McCarty
Tanne N. Bard
Albert W. Bristol
Little Bear
William F. Hosford
Enoan
Wilson
Settlement Land Claim Notice at Cheyenne
Orrick Wyoming August 8 1880 notice lists settlers Andrew P Wallis Joseph Hintges Asa B Robertson Lewis N Wilson of Pine Bluffs for lands NW quarter section 18 in township and range. Names include Charles Girons and EuGcan Wilson Register notes filing intent September 18 1888 for U S land at Cheyenne.
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Land Orrick
Cheyenne
T. Wn
Andrew P. Wallis
Joseph Hintges
Asa BH
Robertson
Lewis N. Wilson
Pine Bluth
EuGcan & Wilson
Register
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Capitol
Brown
Saufly
Berritt
Fox
Pox
Messrs
Fos
Barney
Coffeen, Smith, and Hoyt
Legislative Assembly
Smith
Committee On Revision
Russell
Baldwin
Johnson
Jeffries
Teschemacher
Judge Conaway
State of
Washington
Cheyenne Land Office
Peeee
Combine
Europe
Tue Sun
National Park
Omana
Neb
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific
Beaver Canyon
Bogue
Eagle Rock
the Atlantic
Townsend Inlet
Sea Isle
A. L. Luckenbagh
Ster
Caen
James HM. Griffin
H. d
Henry 4. Yoder
Charles F. Rong
Frank Yoder
Philipp J. Yoder
Phillips
Enocake
Regiater
Cattle Brands
L. Voorhees & CO
Postoffice
Lee
Montgomery Ward
Jal-Stapioigen Avenue
Chicas
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