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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

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Sarto of Mantua to Venice Elevates Reform and Revered Chief

Rome Aug 6 sail recounts Sarto later Pius X history from seminary life in Treviso Padua to priesthood at Castelfranco to Tombolo Sabano Salzano to Mantua and Venice. His fund of piety and reform earned esteem from Pope Leo XIII, shaping Gregorian chant revival and strict liturgical rules. Tension with Italian government followed his Venice patriarchy during 19th century.

Rome Treviso Padua Castelfranco Tombolo Sabano Salzano Tre Vinco Leo Sarto Mantua Venice Holy Se Republic of Venice

Race for a dying daughter drives steel chief to Los Angeles

Henry B. Lowe, chief engineer of United States Steel, rushes a $4 000 special across the prairies to reach his ailing daughter in Los Angeles. He left New York Tuesday and aims to arrive Friday night, hoping to beat transcontinental speed records. Mary Cleven Lowe, daughter of Henry Lowe, died this morning in Los Angeles.

Chicago Los Angeles Cal Henry BE. Lowe New York United States Steel Corporation Prairies Mary Cleven Henry Lowe

Storm devastates Florence Colorado trains and bridges

A historic storm in Florence Colorado caused extensive damage to Santa Fe and Rio Grande railroads. A wall of water swept Scrabble canyon washing away a 50 foot bridge near Portland Cement works while trains were halted. Porter Watkinson No 1 led a passenger train to safety. In Jefferson City two men named Phelps and John Carroll faced a grand jury as alleged railroad lobbyists.

Florence Colo Portland Cement Works Porter Watkinson Portland Bridge Grand Jury Jefferson City Phelps John Carroll

Prominent Cleveland Doctors Drown in Lake Erie

Doctors Adolphus Cuddell and Luchte, two renowned Cleveland physicians, drowned in Lake Erie after boarding a boat for a row and deciding to bathe. One cramped, and both died as the other attempted a rescue. Also noted is the death of J. F. Rowland, longtime governor of the Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth, from Bright's disease. A small housing notice and a concert ticket prompt appear at the end.

Cleveland, O Dra. Adolphus Cuddell Luchte Lake Oye J. F. Rowland Leavensworth Kaw Bright

Unsettled New York Stock Market Amid Failures

The New York market opened nervous after the failure of Hurlbut Hatch & Co, a firm formed in 1899, with heavy interest in recently fallen stocks. Stocks showed pressure from several directions, with declines in Union Pacific, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, and Northwestern before partial recoveries. London reports stagnation as New York woes and expected large failures spook investors. Laidlaw & Garrie suspend trading on the Consolidated Stock Exchange.

New York, All Hurlbut, Hatch & Co Union Pacific Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Northwestern Hove O. K London New York Laidlaw & Garrie Consolidated Stock Exchange

Beef price rise spread from South Omaha to coasts

A Omaha dispatch reports fresh beef prices to rise nationwide amid a coordinated increase by packing houses. The move comes despite falling cattle prices and a large upcoming range-cattle run, with higher charges on choice meats and broader classifications. Stockmen may gain from higher consumer prices as markets adjust.

Omaha South

Arguing the Machen Case in Washington Court

In Washington the criminal court heard J G Pritchard argue a de murrer to the indictment against August Machen and Groff Brothers for bribery tied to patent letter box fasteners for the post office department. The judge delayed trial on merits until October. A U W hall hosts a charity ball August 7 for San Francisco delegates with 25 cent admission. Ice cream social by Baptist youth postponed at city park.

Washington J. G. Pritchard Criminal Court August Machen Groff Brothers Post Ofice Department Douglass Machen A. C. U. W. Hall San Francisco Ad-mivision Jennie Knight Therese A. Jenkins Ellen Davis

Denver Centralizes Hydrographic Work Under New Director

The interior department will direct all stream measurement gauging stations and reclamation service from Denver for Colorado and five surrounding states. A. L. Fellows becomes district hydrographer in charge of Colorado, with W. C. Minderlider leading reclamation service. Fellows rooms in the Chamber of Commerce building.

Denver Colo Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas New Mexico Utah Interior Department A. L. Fellows W. C. Minderlider

Corbett Plans $10,000 Bet On Himself Against Jeffries

San Francisco August reports show Corbett and Jeffries in fine condition as the heavy betting market favors Jeffries at 6 to 1. Corbett declares he will wager $10 000 on himself at those odds as excitement builds for the forthcoming bout.

Corbett San Francisco Ang Jeffries

Mabel McKinley Quits Stage Career

Los Angeles reports that Mrs Dr Heroin Baer stage name Mabel McKinley has left singing and cancels all engagements. She is the daughter of Abner and the niece of the late pre 4.

Los Angeles Mra Heroin Baer Mabel McKinley Cancellal Abner Pre

Carnegie Gift Lights Dunfermline With Bonds Hope

Andrew Carnegie has transferred 2 500 000 in five percent steel bonds to citizens of Dunfermline Scotland. He calls it a long wished experiment in philanthropy to uplift the lives of the town and brighten the lot of the poor people there.

Scotland London Andrew Carnegie Dunfermline Duntermine

Mercantile Firm Changes Hands to Gleason Brothers

The F. EB Warren Mercantile company sells its merchandising business to Gleason Mercantile company formed by Herbert D Ashley L and Frank H Gleason sons of W W Gleason. The business continues with same lines and aims for first class goods. Herbert and Frank Gleason become managers and devote full time. Ice cream social and dance on Friday night August 7 at A O U W hall hosted by W R C and allied groups to send delegates to the W R C national convention.

F. EB. Warren Mercantile Company Gleason Mercantile Company Gleason Brothers Herbert D Ashley L Frank H W. W. Gleason Hertofore Herbert Frank Gleason W. RC. National Convention

Lot for Bale. Building lot on sewer corner twenty third

Building lot on sewer. Eight by 152 feet at the corner of twenty third and Eddy streets. Price one thousand dollars. Sold by TL D. W. Gill.

Twenty-Third Eddy Streets D. W. Gill

Real Estate Transfer In Block 290 To Payton For 2500

Real estate broker Hmile Dion sold the north eighty eight feet of lots in block 290 to J. W. Payton for 2500. The property includes two cottages.

Hmile Dion William Williams J. W. Payton

World’s Fair Buildings Damaged by Severe Storm

A brief but violent storm hit St Louis at 3 pm causing a small tornado at the World’s Fair grounds. It killed one man and injured several as scaffolding toppled and trusses collapsed, with the fair’s fire department rushing to help the injured. Overall damage reached about 10 000 dollars.

St. Louis Theodore Richter Kirkwood Debria A. R. Clark Carpenter Ing A&é Skinker Road Trafic East St. Louis Aft Mrn Margaret Riechmann Belleville Erich Becker

Local Couple Weds in Cheyenne Then Wedding Journey

North Platte pair Andrew Scharman and Misa Edna Nichols united in marriage at F. E. Douglas home with Rev. C. E. Tingley officiating. After a reception they plan a Denver trip and Salt Lake visit, returning for Cheyenne Frontier celebration later this month. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday with possible showers.

Andrew Scharman Misa Edna Nichols North Platte Neb F. E. Douglas Rev C. E. Tingley

Clairvoyant Alma Predicts Whirlpool of Burglary Deals

Clairtvoyant Alma proclaims future crime hints and warns against thefts of silver knives orange spoons and ladles. She references spoons and bowls as well as a parade of curios and trinkets in a manner typical of a sensational local page.

Gun threat leads to arrest near Gran ger

Evanston police arrested Frank Morris a self described Mexican native for drawing a gun on a freight crew near Gran ger days ago in an attempt to steal a ride The brakeman reported the incident and the charge followed Sheriff Jamea took Morris to Green River where he returned with Frank Williams also jailed on a stealing charge Williams a former Philippine Army serviceman was remanded for a preliminary hearing

Evanston Frank Morris Mexico Granger Morris Frank Jamea Green River Frank Williams Williams Philippines

Real Estate Sale in Cheyenne City Lots 2 and 4 Block 290

William Williams and wife sold to J. W. Payton eighty eight feet of lots 2 and 4 in block 290 for 2500 dollars. The property includes three frame houses. Payton, a prominent ranchman with Hecla District holdings, earned 7000 dollars in ranching last year and has invested in Cheyenne real estate, buying nearly a dozen houses in the city.

Wiliam Williams J. W. Payton Payton Hecla Cheyenne Cansideto

Personal mentions fill Rawlins city social notices

A list of residents and visitors includes H. C. Snyder and wife from Lask, Rev. Benjamin Young returning to Denver, Rev. Frank Knopf and family heading to the Simmons ranch, P. A. Bond returning to Bronx City, C. A. Guernsey departing for Guernsey, Harry Crain to Heatland on business, Cc. B. Richardson going to Denver on Frontier matters, Mrs. A. H. King and two children visiting the Mellorm home, J. B. Boyer and Harry Farthing returning home, Mrs. Dolph Waldott visiting Laramie, H. T. Cook and family in Laramie, Wallace C Bond in Rawlins for The Cheyenne Leader, J. C. Fincher returning to Denver, H. L. Anderson trainmaster back from the West, David Miller traveling to Denver amid a jewel robbery case, J. M. Stull and wife visiting Tarkio, Mo., and A. H. Stewart from Denver as Union Mutual Life Insurance agent.

H. C. Snyder Lask Benjamin Young Denver Frank Knopf Simmons Cc. B. Richardson Frontier Committee Frontier A. H. King Salt Lake Tom Mellorm King Wyoming Union Pacific J. B. Boyer Harry Farthing Dolph Waldott Laramie H. T. Cook Gem City Wallace C Bond Cheyenne Leader Rawlins Rawling J. C. Fincher Mrs. A. Russell H. L. Anderson David Miller Miller J. M. Stull Tarkio Stull J. M. Newman A. H. Stewart Union Mutual Life Insurance Company

Invest Your Savings with Emile Lion Real Estate

In this wide world there are many ways to make money, yet investment offers wealth. Start smart by consulting Emile Lion, the most reliable real estate broker in the city at 221 West Seventeenth Street.

Emile Lion Ome West Seventeenth Street

Special offer on sketch reading for ten cents

A brief notice offers sketch reading for ten cents to callers this week, claiming to show what cycle powers pownens.

Celebrate election of new pope in Rome ceremony

Rome awoke to celebrate Pope Pius X. His first acts included a walk in the Vatican Gardens and a grand reception for the diplomatic corps and Sacred College. Rome bells rang for an hour while officials praised the new pontiff’s affable reply to the Portuguese ambassador. Dr. Barkwell’s office is now at Keefe hall rooms 34 and 35. telephone 155 Y. Daily Leader 60 cents six months.

Rome Pius X Vatican Gardens Sacred College Portugese Dantes Dr. Barkwell Keefe Hall

Sage Gets Contract For New Seven teenth Street Block

Sage awarded the contract to build a $17 000 business block on Seven teenth street east of Myers store by Henry Arp. The structure will be torn down and rebuilt, to be occupied by Charles Kitsmiller with four bowling alleys and a billiard hall. Opening planned by November first with Indies invited to enjoy bowling.

Birney F. Sage Henry Arp Seventeenth ‘Street Myers’ Store Charles Kitsmiller Kitsmiller

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