Bartholomew, Charles A. - 1868

Little Giant Planning Mill

Charles A. Bartholomew, Prop'r.

West side of town near bank of Crow creek

Cheyenne, Dakota.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 2, Column 2

Mulkey, Frederick William : 1874-1924

Name: Frederick William Mulkey
Occupation : lawyer
Born : Portland, Oregon, Jan. 6, 1874
Died : 1924
Parents : Son of Marion Francis and Mary Elizabeth (Porter) Mulkey

Education : Bachelor of Arts, University of Oregon, 1896; Bachelor of Laws, New York Law School, 1899;

Married : unmarried

Admitted to bar, 1898.  Member of Portland City Council, 1900-2 (president 1902); member and chairman Oregon State Tax Commission, 1905-6; elected U.S. senator form Oregon, Jan. 23, 1907, for a short term expiring Mar. 3, 1907; again elected U.S. senator, Nov. 5, 1918 for term ending Mar. 3, 1919, but resigned, Dec. 17. 1918.  Chairman Public Docks Commission, Portland, Oregon, 1911-16.  Member American Political Science Association.

Religion : Baptist

Clubs :  Arlington, Commercial (Portland), Lotos, (New York), Cosmos (Washington)
Home Address: Mulkey Building, Portland, Oregon.

~ Who's Who in America, Vol. 13, 1924-1925, Edited by Albert Nelson Marquis, Printed by A. N Marquis & Company in Chicago, IL, Page 2350 (Necrology Page 164: Deaths Reported During Course of Printing Who's Who in America)

You can visit the memorial page for Frederick William Mulkey.

Postage Increase - 1868

Twelve cents to England, letter postage after January 1.
~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 2, Column 1

Passport Passages - Wednesday, November 29, 2017

I've created a new page, called Passport Passages, which will contain little nuggets of interesting information found during my travels.

Butler, Benjamin - 1868

The Pittsburg Post says that Ben Butler may be straight forward, but he don't look so.
~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 2, Column 1

McCormick, Ernest Oliver : 1858-1924

Name : Ernest O. McCormick
Occupation : railway official
Born : Lafayette, Indiana
Died : 1924

Education : graduated high school, Lafayette.

Began in operating department of Lake Erie and Western Rail Road, 1879; freight department Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Rail Road (Monon Route), at Lafayette; general agent Great Eastern Freight Line, at Louisville, Kentucky; city ticket and passenger agent at Louisville and Chicago, general Northwestern passenger agent at Chicago and general passenger and ticket agent at Chicago, to 1889, Monon Route; general passenger and ticket agent, Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway, 1889-93; passenger traffic manager Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway, 1893-9; passenger traffic manager Southern Pacific Company, at San Francisco, 1899-1904; assistant traffic director Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems, Oregon Short Line Railway, and Oregon Rail Road & Navigation Company, at Chicago, 1904-10; vice president Southern Pacific Company, since Mar. 10, 1910.  Member San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.

Clubs :  Pacific Union, Commercial, Down Town, Bohemian, Commonwealth, Burlingame Country (California); Weber (Ogden, Utah), Chicago, Traffic (Chicago); Pittsburgh Traffic.

Home Address : 2015 Broadway, San Francisco, California.
Office Address : 65 Market Street, San Francisco, California.

~ Who's Who in America, Vol. 13, 1924-1925, Edited by Albert Nelson Marquis, Printed by A. N Marquis & Company in Chicago, IL, Page 2171 (Necrology Page 164: Deaths Reported During Course of Printing Who's Who in America)

You can visit the memorial page for Ernest Oliver McCormick.

Nuckolls, S. F. - 1868

S. F. Nuckolls,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpeting, Queensware, Glass, Coal Oil Lamps, Seth Thomas Clocks, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, Hardware and Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Outfitting Goods.

Generally,

Am in receipt of Goods from the Importers and Manufacturers, & bought for cash, and will be sold at the best rates, for cash only.
Two story stone building Seventeenth Street, Cheyenne.

~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 6


Our carrier, Mr. C. V. Arnold, desires to return his sincere thanks to Messrs. Cornforth Bro's, Halladay & Thompson, of the Wyoming House, S. F. Nuckolls, Tritch & Co., Harper, Steel & Co., A. L. Wait, Esq., G. Kirwin, Esq., Mr. Gildersleeve, of the Dodge House, Hartman & Taggart, Orahood & Co., and a host of others, for their munificent liberality to him on New Year's day. May these generous, enterprising gentlemen make large fortunes with greater rapidity than the growth of our Magic city. They richly deserve such a desirable fate.
~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 4, Column 1

McDonald, Charles - 1868

Chas. McDonald,

Cor. 20th and O'Neill Streets,

Cheyenne, - - - Dakota

GROCERIES

Provisions & Liquors,

Hardware & Tools, Corn, Oats, etc.

A Large Lot Of Oats Just Received

Buffalo Robes by the Bale

OR SINGLE ONE.

Give me a call and compare prices before purchasing.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 5

SPAID'S

Celebrated FRESH OYSTERS !

Received daily, by express, at Chas. McDonald's, corner Twentieth and O'Neill streets, opposite Hook & Moore's Corral; for sale by the case or can, and Warranted as fresh as when shipped from the East.

C. A. Henry, General Agent for the Northwest.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 2, Column 4

Gibbons, Joseph - 1868

By Telegraph!

Reported Expressly for the Daily Leader.

Washington, Jan. 1 – General Thomas W. Sherman is to be put in command of the Eastern District to succeed Meade.
Gen. Canby has called a Convention in North Carolina, to meet at Raleigh on the 14th.

Paris, Jan. 1 – Adelina Patti is to be married to Marquis De Coux, an officer of the Imperial Household.

New York, Jan. 1 – Col. Roberts has resigned the Presidency of the Fenian Brotherhood. The Senate previously elected Gen. John O'Neil Vice president in place of Joseph Gibbons, thus placing O'Neil at the head of the Brotherhood. Dispatches endorsing O'Neil were received in all parts of the country. Addresses have been issued disclosing in name to the Fenian Brotherhood all those who had connection with the blowing up of the Clerkenwell Prison.

~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 4

O'Neil, John (Gen.) - 1868

By Telegraph!

Reported Expressly for the Daily Leader.

Washington, Jan. 1 – General Thomas W. Sherman is to be put in command of the Eastern District to succeed Meade.
Gen. Canby has called a Convention in North Carolina, to meet at Raleigh on the 14th.

Paris, Jan. 1 – Adelina Patti is to be married to Marquis De Coux, an officer of the Imperial Household.

New York, Jan. 1 – Col. Roberts has resigned the Presidency of the Fenian Brotherhood. The Senate previously elected Gen. John O'Neil Vice president in place of Joseph Gibbons, thus placing O'Neil at the head of the Brotherhood. Dispatches endorsing O'Neil were received in all parts of the country. Addresses have been issued disclosing in name to the Fenian Brotherhood all those who had connection with the blowing up of the Clerkenwell Prison.

~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 4

Patti, Adelina - 1868

By Telegraph!

Reported Expressly for the Daily Leader.

Washington, Jan. 1 – General Thomas W. Sherman is to be put in command of the Eastern District to succeed Meade.
Gen. Canby has called a Convention in North Carolina, to meet at Raleigh on the 14th.

Paris, Jan. 1 – Adelina Patti is to be married to Marquis De Coux, an officer of the Imperial Household.

New York, Jan. 1 – Col. Roberts has resigned the Presidency of the Fenian Brotherhood. The Senate previously elected Gen. John O'Neil Vice president in place of Joseph Gibbons, thus placing O'Neil at the head of the Brotherhood. Dispatches endorsing O'Neil were received in all parts of the country. Addresses have been issued disclosing in name to the Fenian Brotherhood all those who had connection with the blowing up of the Clerkenwell Prison.

~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 4

You can visit the memorial page for Adelina Patti.

Sherman, Thomas West (Gen.) - 1868

By Telegraph!

Reported Expressly for the Daily Leader.

Washington, Jan. 1 – General Thomas W. Sherman is to be put in command of the Eastern District to succeed Meade.
Gen. Canby has called a Convention in North Carolina, to meet at Raleigh on the 14th.

Paris, Jan. 1 – Adelina Patti is to be married to Marquis De Coux, an officer of the Imperial Household.

New York, Jan. 1 – Col. Roberts has resigned the Presidency of the Fenian Brotherhood. The Senate previously elected Gen. John O'Neil Vice president in place of Joseph Gibbons, thus placing O'Neil at the head of the Brotherhood. Dispatches endorsing O'Neil were received in all parts of the country. Addresses have been issued disclosing in name to the Fenian Brotherhood all those who had connection with the blowing up of the Clerkenwell Prison.

~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 4

You can visit the memorial page for General Thomas West Sherman.

Aaron, William Warren : 1939-2018

Name: William Warren Aaron

Occupation: state parks administrator
Born: Claud, Alabama, Aug. 20, 1939
Died:

Son of Wilbur Fester and Jewell (Burdette) Aaron
Education: student University of Alabama, 1960-63

Married: Carolyn Jeanette Dean, Jan. 6, 1962
Children: William Warren, Alicia, Ashley

Design engineer Alabama Highway Department, 1957-81; maintenance supervisor Alabama State Parks, 1981—. Member Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission, 1969—, now chairman; chairman Eclectic Water Works and Sewer Board, 1968—; member Aaron Park Board; organizer Eclectic Little League and Dixie Youth,  1969—, Eclectic YMCA Football; chairman board of trustees Elmore County High School, 1976-80; vice- chairman Elmore County Head Start Policy Council, 1980—. Named Outstanding State Jaycee Chairman, 1969, 73; recipient Alabama Jaycee award 1974; municipal park named in his honor, 1978.

Religion: Baptist

Home Address: Post Office Box 188, Eclectic, AL  36024
Office Address: Alabama State Parks ,64 North Union Street, Montgomery, AL

~ Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 18th Edition, 1982-1983, Page 1

You can visit the memorial page for William Warren Aaron.

Aaroe, William Henry : 1920-1992

Name: William Henry Aaroe

Occupation: State government official
Born: Perth Amboy, New Jersey, 18-Jun-1920
Died:

Son of Christian Peter and Hilda (Petersen) Aaroe

Education: Bachelor of Science in Sanitary Engineering, Rutgers University, 1942; Master of Public Health, University of Michigan, 1960

Married: Mildred Isabella Ramsay, 21-Sept-1946
Children: Wendy Lou, William C.

Field engineer water waste surveys Pitometer Company, Incorporated, New York City, 1948-50; engineer public water supplies and stream pollution control New Jersey Department of Health, Trenton, 1950-57, with radiation protection division, 1958-62, chief radiological health program, 1962-70; deputy director, Office Radiation Control, City of New York, 1970-74; chief occupational and radiological health, City of Philadelphia, 1974-77; director Industrial Hygiene Division, West Virginia Department of Health, South Charleston, 1977-; guest lecturer, Rutgers University Extension, 1960-70, Manhattan College, 1972, New York University Medical Center, Sterling Forest, New York, 1973; adjunct assistant professor environmental medicine New York University, 1973-76.  President Metuchen (N.J.) Citizens Committee for Public Schools, 1956-58.  Served with USNR, 1943-62; sanitary engineering director United States Public Health Service

Club(s): Reserve Member American Water Works Association, American Industrial Hygiene Association, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (chairman waste disposal committee), Health Physics Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Commissioned Officers Association United States Public Health Service, Air Pollution Control Association (chairman Regulations Committee), American Nuclear Society (chairman Part H of the suggested state regulations for the control of radiation).

Author: Contributed articles on fluoridation of water, radioactivity monitoring.

Home Address: 5308 Pamela Circle, Cross Lanes, WV  25313
Office Address: State Health Department of Industrial Hygiene Division 151, 11th Avenue, South Charleston, WV  25303

~ Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 18th Edition, 1982-1983, Page 1

You can visit the memorial page for William Henry Aaroe.

Clark, A. C. (Prof.) - 1868

The Feat of Prof. A. C. Clark,

the Great Walker.

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THOUSANDS VISIT HIM

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Seventy-Five Hours Without Sleep.

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He Walks Over Fifty Hours

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The leading event upon which the attention of our citizens has been fixed for the past three days has been the execution of the feat of walking fifty consecutive hours without rest or nourishment. The actor in this piece of pluck and grit, Prof. A. C. Clark, a man somewhat below average stature and of perhaps one hundred and thirty pounds weight, commenced his task at McDaniel's Hill, on the evening of Monday, the 30th utl., at 6 o'clock, and walked until 4 o'clock the next evening, when he became partially delirious, and continued walking in this state until Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, when reason returned, and with a loss of powers to such an extent that it was considered by the attending physician, Dr. J. N. Douglas, that further effort would be followed by death, and he according ceased his weary march at eight o'clock and seventeen minutes last evening, and was taken to his room, and is now in a fair way to safely recover from the effects of the terrible ordeal.

A vast throng of curious sight seers hourly thronged the hall to behold the great “walkist”. Over fifty hours did the system of this man of nerve hold out although illy [sic] prepared to have commenced the same, by reason of illness but a few days previous to attempt the task. And we are informed that he took no sleep at all during the day previous to the walk, nor indeed for several hours of the previous night, so that altogether he has been awake for nearly seventy-five consecutive hours. We don't want “any of that in ours.” We want our regular little suppers, and a due amount of nocturnal repose. Professor, you can “take our hat.”
~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Columns 3 & 4

Roberts, J. H. - 1868

Ohio Restaurant

West Side of O'Neill, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.

Cheyenne, - - - Dakota

J. H. Roberts & Co., Propr's.

Is now open for the accommodation of resident and transient guests. We keep the finest liquors and cigars, and are prepared to get up a “tip top” meal at all hours.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 1

Dickinson, F. - 1868

Dickinson House

East Side Of O'Neill Street,

Cheyenne, - - - Dakota Territory,

F. Dickinson, Proprietor.

The above new, roomy house, is now open for the reception of guests, The proprietor will spare no efforts to give complete satisfaction to all who may favor the new house with their patronage. Ample accommodations for Lodging.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 1

Gildersleeve, J. H. - 1868

Dodge House

Cor, O'Neill and Eighteenth Sts,

Cheyenne, - - - Dakota Territory,

J. H. Gildersleeve, Prop'r.

The attention of the transient and citizen public is called to the above new and commodious hotel. No pains will be spared for the comfort of guests, and the table will be supplied with the best the market affords.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 1


Our carrier, Mr. C. V. Arnold, desires to return his sincere thanks to Messrs. Cornforth Bro's, Halladay & Thompson, of the Wyoming House, S. F. Nuckolls, Tritch & Co., Harper, Steel & Co., A. L. Wait, Esq., G. Kirwin, Esq., Mr. Gildersleeve, of the Dodge House, Hartman & Taggart, Orahood & Co., and a host of others, for their munificent liberality to him on New Year's day. May these generous, enterprising gentlemen make large fortunes with greater rapidity than the growth of our Magic city. They richly deserve such a desirable fate.
~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 4, Column 1

Hutchinson, J. W. - 1868

J. W. Hutchinson

Conveyancer, Architect, and Civil Engineer

Office No. 1608, Eddy street, adjoining the City Hall.

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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 1

Prisoner Shot in Attempting to Escape from an Officer.

On Saturday evening last, a man who gave his name as John McMan, but whose real name is John Cavanaugh, was brought before U. S. Commissioner Bartlett, charged with horse stealing.  Cavanaugh was committed and sent to jail in charge of officer Goff and a man by the name of John Kean.

While Goff was absent after the jail key, the prisoner started to run.  He was hailed by Mr. Kean, but still kept running, when Kean fired three shots, the fourth bringing him down, the ball taking effect in the breast.

Cavanaugh died while he was being conveyed to the hospital, and was buried this morning.  The following is the verdict of the Coroner’s Jury, summoned by Coroner Irwin :

We, the Jury, summoned to make true inquiry into the manner of the death of the body now lying here, find that deceased came to his death be <sic> means of a pistol shot, fired by John Kean ; and that deceased was in the custody of said Kean at the time, under direction of the proper authority, and was attempting to escape, and that Wm. Keane was justified in shooting him.  We also find that the name of the deceased was John McMunn, alias Cavanaugh.

J. W. Hutchinson,

Foreman.

H. Rick,

P. McDonald.

January 5, 1868.
~ Cheyenne Leader, 06-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 3

Whitehead, J. H. - 1868

J. H. Whitehead & W. W. Corlett: Attorneys, Solicitors and Advocates
Office, west side Eddy street, adjoining City Hall building, Cheyenne, Dakota.
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~ Cheyenne Leader, 02-Jan-1868, Page 1, Column 1

Cutler, Susannah - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Cutler, Benjamin - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Cutler, Susannah - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Cook, Ruth - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Cook, Samuel - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Cook, William - 1802

Cook – Cutler
11/29/1802 – William Cook of Warrington Township, York County, son of Samuel and Ruth Cook, both deceased, married Susannah Cutler of Little Britain, daughter of Benjamin (deceased) and Susannah Cutler.
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Brown, Hannah - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Brown, Jeremiah - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Brown, Hannah - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stubbs, Ruth - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stubbs, Daniel - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stubbs, Isaac - 1801

Stubbs – Brown
06/11/1801 – Isaac Stubbs of Little Britain, son of Daniel (deceased) and Ruth Stubbs married Hannah Brown, daughter of Jeremiah and Hannah Brown of Little Britain
~ Little Britain Monthly Meeting, 1752-1900: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.