The Cheyenne Leader Historic Newspaper Clipping
A compact compilation recalls 1901 era notes including McKeesport steel mill actions with union clashes, city mayor threats, and mass dismantling of Dewees Wood mill. It references Saratoga Record summaries and banking commentary by Harry Henderson with statewide forestry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Dewees-Wood
Steel Trust
Kiskimineta Valley
Black
Big Steel Trust
Swansea
Mining activity surges in Saratoga district camps
The Saratoga Record notes a lively mining season with more men in the hills and increased work than ever before. New locations are formed, old ones developed, and prospectors shift to deeper, more promising holes as mining begins in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Apology from Budget Paper Seeks Reader Forgiveness
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Budget apologizes for its thin issue and promises a smaller type redesign within three weeks. It previews a new dress of space to deliver a true newspaper again, while referencing an oxygen cure touted for baldness and other conditions at Fitzroy Square.
Gas treatment promises hair growth for bald minds
A London Mail dispatch reports a new gas based hair growth method. Oxygen is delivered via a head cap connected to a shoulder bag and worn daily for several hours. The technique reportedly yields a luxuriant crop of hair even for those completely bald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Mail
London
Knocker Nuisance Mentioned In Laramie Opinion
The Laramie Republican notes that persistent critics, the so called knockers, hinder progress but cannot stop business momentum. They are more conspicuous in some communities yet fewer in Laramie, as locals push forward with development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
March of Progress
New Uniform Course Aims To Guide Indian Schools
Miss Estelle Reel edits a standardized course for Indian schools to unify teaching, grade transfers, and emphasize agriculture and trades. The 31 subjects include domestic science and art, basketry preservation, and moral welfare, with aims to train youths for allotments, homes, and self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian School Service
Estelle Reel
Superintendent of Indian Schools
Miss Reel
Church notices from Cheyenne plead for worship and schedules
A Cheyenne church bulletin lists services across denominations. First Presbyterian Rev H H McQuilkin preaches at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school and endeavor meetings. Wiret Congregational, South Congregational, Scandinavian Lutheran, Trinity German Lutheran, A M E B church, First Baptist, First Methodist, St Mark's, St Mary's Catechism and more announce service times and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and
Ferguson Streets
H. H. McQuilkin
Wiret Congregational Church
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth Street
George A. Gates
South Congregational Church
Williams
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Trinity German Lutheran Church
H. Wind
A. M. EB
Thames
Eighteenth Streets
Rev
C .M. Smith
W. M. Ashford
Millhouse
Ottumwa
Ladies Robertson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Highteenth Street
Central Avenue
Benjamin Young
Epworth League
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
George Gc, Rafter
Boodin
Iiwa College
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Nineteenth
T. M. Lenihan
D. D
George J. Bryant
M. P. Golden
Rich Copper Strike Reported Near Meta On Brooklyn Lode
The Saratoga Sun notes a rich copper strike by Johnson and Carpenter on the Brooklyn lode along South Spring creek one mile south of Meta. Vein four feet wide, showing a foot of gale na on top, widening at eleven feet to grey copper. A 600 pound lump ore lies, assay $116.18. one third interest sold for $3,000 to Smith and a Michigan man Thair. Nuzum and Chase haul ore to Encampment for smelting. Shipping ore described from surface.
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Saratoga
Johnson and Carpenter
Brooklyn Lode
South Spring Creek
Meta
Smith
Tillon & Smith
Encampment
Michigan
Thair
Chase
Nuzum & Chase
Ethnic Capital Interest and Asbestos Claims Noted
C J Miller of Franklin Pa bought eight asbestos claims on Casper mountain from A Currier Abe Nelson and James Bury for 8600 payment split cash and due August 9. The paper expects development work to resume soon amid prior knowledge of asbestos presence. A discussion on applied science education contrasts specialization with broad training. The Leader job office urges orders for printing with quality and prompt service.
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Natrona County Tribune
C. J. Miller
Franklin
A. Currier
Abe Nelson
James Bury
Casper Mountain
New Haven Register
Electrical Review
Leader
Ringling Brothers Parade Delights Crowds in Wet City
The Ringling Brothers from Lincoln led a mile long street parade despite night rain. Horses wagons and performers appeared pristine and new with fat sleek animals in many cages. Massive crowds filled windows sidewalks and the Twentieth and Paul streets tent for the afternoon show.
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Ringling Brothers
Lincoln
Ringlings
Twentieth and Paul Streets
World-Herald
A Glove Factory for Sheridan Prompts Local Support
In Chicago C P Story urged G A Trautman to locate a glove factory in Sheridan. He seeks a free room for one year and employs many women working from home. Sheridan leaders and Burlington connections support the plant, with Mayor Taylor and Fr Gillette pledging $5 each. A subscription paper will be circulated to raise funds and encourage industrial growth.
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Chicago
C. P. Story
G. A. Trautman
Sheridan
Burlington
Taylor
Fr. Gillette
Frank Stotts
Sheridan Post
Notice of final proof filings for settlers in Wyoming
Consolidated notice lists Frank F Sinon and W B Chaplin as register actions. Settlers from Little Horse Creek Wyoming file timber culture proof entries numbers 2658 and 3427 for sections in townships 18N 62W and 8N 62W. Public hearing set August 27 1901 at Cheyenne land office with witnesses named.
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United States
John Stevens
la Grange
Wyo
H. J. Gurney
South Bend
John T, Rutlege
John M
Steinbrech
Little Horse Creek
H. EH
Frank F. Sinon
William Wilbourn
James Murray
EB. Chaplin
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming issues notices under the Timber Land Act and Desert Land Act. Nettie L. Jordan of Underwood Wyoming files for timber land claim No. 188 and will prove land is suitable for timber, with witnesses James E. Miller John J. Underwood William L. Clay and John L. Jordan at Cheyenne on September 11, 1901.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad, North and West of Sixth Principal Meridian
Wyoming
Township
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Nettie L. Jordan
Underwood
Laramie
James E. Miller
John J. Underwood
William L. Clay
John L. Jordan
Chaplin
Register
Isaac Greentree
Henry Altman
Daniel McAlvan
William Schultz
John L. Ramsey
W. EB. Chaplin
Department of the Interior
Mugene McSweeney
H. IB
James Boyle
John Astle
Fred. Bohnstedt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun-Leader
E. A. Slack
Cheyene
Daily Leader
Laramie County
Pass Creek
Grand Encampment
American Banker
New York
Harry Henderson
State Examiner
Saratoga Sun
BILL
Fitzroy Square
Louie
Chicago Record-Herald
Oxy
Rees
Cecil Rhodes
England
South Africa
First Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
Davis
Carbon County
Natrona County
Pennsylvania
Thes Street
Ringling Bros
Terguson Street
W. EB
Chaplin, Register
Jaw
St Louis
Peoria
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Swdhdt
Christopher O'Brien
District Court of the First Judicial District of
Annie O'Brien
Thos. Longhurst
Cheyel
City Pharmacy
IGE
Oscar Braun
J. F. Jenkins
West Sixteenth Street
I. Greentree
Alex Turnbull
Mortigian
WM. DU Bois
Opera House Elk
Cheyenne, Wyo
Patton, Fisher & Milter, Architects
Noraandie
John Brown
Capitol Ave
WW. Crook
Burlington Block
Cheyenne Sanitary CO
Ferguson Street
Depot Exchange Care
L. Kabis
Union Pacific
Andrew McAvame
West 17Th St
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
I. C. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
Asst
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
Asat. Cashier
Sherman CO
Bidg St
East Sixteenth Street
P. S. Cook
IDEAL
W. W. Warner
Eddy Street
J. W. Griffin
Table Board
BON Ton
J. M. Newman
Just
C. L. Bulkley
Dyer Hotel
Eddy St
Warren
Pisgood Live
WER & Walker
Nassau St
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Eighteenth
Rock Springs
Hanna Wgg
HANNA
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