Laramie Merchants Sign An Agreement
Clerks protest long hours as merchants sign pledge to close at seven each evening and all day Sunday except pay days for Union Pacific and other entities. The pledge aims to curb 12 to 14 hour shifts and improve working conditions for shop employees in Laramie.
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Fmiiew
Temain
Mige Cassion
Hine
W. A Jones
Bini
Laramie
Wnlon Pacific Railroad Company
Laramie Dry Good& Co
M. B. Ingersoll
Laramie Hardware Co
T. Tregoning
A. &. Peabody
C. T. Peabody
Towson Brow
Mampus Shoe Store
G. A. Matlock
Merchants Responded to Committee Request
Signatures from J. W. Payne and Anna Togner show the committee’s effort was fully successful. Merchants readily complied with the request, promising improved working conditions for employees across Laraile mercantile establishments.
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J. W. Payne
Anna Togner
Laraile
Flower thefts plague city as graves and yards suffer
A wave of flower thefts strikes the city with many residents reporting damaged or stripped blossoms from yards and cemeteries. Citizens vow to catch the culprits amid public outrage, while graves on the battleship Massachusetts deck in New York draw special attention to the vandalism.
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Otto Gramm
Wyoming
Countess Graves
Massachusetts
New York Navy Yard
Walcott Oil Field Draws Prospectors and Trainloads
The Walcott oil field attracted many seekers as a Rawlins train carried 34 passengers to the site. Early pumping began with a sample sent to Prof. Knight at the university for analysis. Union Pacific engineers hail the Walcott oil as a superior lubricant, highly valuable.
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Walcott
Rawlins
Laramie
W. C. Knight
University
Union Pacific Locomotive Engineers
Another Boer Battle Report From Pretoria Front
An English telegraph from London reports a fresh clash near Pretoria between British forces and the Boers. The British are said to have been heavily defeated with 40 or more soldiers killed and about 600 wounded. The War Office claims no confirmation as yet and army officers express anxiety over the rumor.
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London
Cape Town
Hors
Pretoria
Eigit
Elahty
War Office
Dincradita
Army Oiretes
Peruna praised by Cuban envoy and U S congressman
Senor Quesada secretary of the Cuban legation in Washington lauds Peruna as a strengthening tonic and cure for catarrh in a letter. Other endorsements from Martha Wittkopp and Congressman J H Bankhead highlight Peruna as a reliable remedy and tonic despite broad claims.
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Senor Quesda
Legation
Washington
Outlook
George Kennan
Quesada
Esteban Theatre
Matanzas
Cuba
Marti
Weskened
Herve Convers
ANG
Pernna
Mise
Martha Wittkopp
Groony the
Mich
J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Perrns
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Gonzalo de Quesada
IRS Bulletin Highlights Ney GH Ll Inprovenent Alarm
IRS releases bulletin noting Ney GH Ll inprovenent Great Alarm notwith standing issues. Government agency clarifies procedures and cautions taxpayers about irregular notices.
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IRS
Ney
McKinley Aide Reports Mrs McKinley Improves
White House Bulletin says Mrs McKinley improved this morning. Three doctors conferred and left after a short visit, Cordlyou released the bulletin noting she rested well overnight and is somewhat more favorable. The president appeared encouraged by the slight improvement.
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Washington
Mis
McKinley
Cordlyou
Gillenpie, Otter
Ure Express president voices consolidation plans
John J. Valentine, president of Ure Express Companies of the United States, outlines consolidation in a Portland instance. The Morrin-Cummings Company suffered a destructive fire, an estimated $126,000 in losses reported. A new oil find was reported near Tembo by Puget Sound Petroleum. Admiral Hemphill’s departure for China aboard the Kentucky is noted without details. The Pan American Exposition program faced weather-related cancellations. The American Chenden and Spirit Company of Evansville has entered NY trust control, with 400 workers affected. Dr Wyllie G Woodruff and Balith Moyer were arrested in Portland on kidnapping charges involving Myrtle Moyer.
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Portland
Morrin-Cumminga Company
Washington Wistro
Tembo
Puget Sound Petroleum Company
Admiral Hempths
China
Kentucky
Navy Department
American Chendent and Spirit Company
Evansville
Ind
New York
Wyllie G. Woodruff
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Union Depot
Portland Ore
Balith Moyer
Lawrence Kane
Cheyenne Shops Lay Off Thirty Men at Union Pacific
In Cheyenne Wyoming on June 1 thirty workers in the Union Pacific shops were furloughed as a temporary measure. Officials attribute the reduction to fewer repairs needed as newer engines dominate the fleet. They note total staff this period is about 600, up from 540 last year, with summer layoffs expected but winter demand higher. The car repair and blacksmith shops are unaffected. The machine shop will gain workers to resume testing and rework.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Itan
Reward Offered for Recovery of Stolen Railroad Tools
A reward of 5 dollars is offered for the recovery of railroad tools stolen about three weeks ago from Trb'd eiding. The missing items include plows, a wagon, bellows, anvil, vise, and weights. A larger reward of 25 dollars is offered for the thief or responsible party. signed C. Sullivan.
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C. Sullivan
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