Frontier Day plans and Wyoming notes in brief
The Leader reports on a planned electric tram from Encampment to Rudefehn with a tour in a special car by General Manager Emerson at 85 mph. Deliberations about an electric streetcar in Cheyenne, Frontier Day delegation to Denver, forest fire valor by B W Sweet, and possible Interior service appointment. It also notes fires near Lander, Union Pacific publicity, a St Louis Exposition world tour idea, mining prospects in Carbon county, Wyoming jury law and gambling law cases, and Roosevelt approving Pacific Cable, plus Bryans remark and a record non stop train from Pittsburgh to New York. The London Daily Mail Year Book 1902 ranks the US first in wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Sweet
Grand
Wyoming
Interior Department
Lander
Daniel W. Gill
John C. Bair
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
State of
Richard H. Scott
The Negro Problem in Education Politics
Fragmentary dispatch notes rising calls about education for panages amid ongoing political churn. The piece hints at increasing numbers of advocates and a broad, unsettled debate without clear resolutions or specific figures.
Convention delegates tally at Atlanta YMCA gathering
The 7 000 convention members were welcomed by Atlanta mayor and Governor Candler. The Chicago Tribune notes southern acceptance that educating the negro benefits labor, policing, and overall society, arguing education lowers costs and raises civic contribution.
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Dhick
White
Chicago Tribune
President Roosevelt Rescues Kittens in DC Sewer
While riding with Secretary Root near the Henderson Castle in Washington, President Roosevelt discovers stranded kittens in a sewer catch basin. He directs two boys to aid the rescue, condemns the culprits, and thanks a nearby butler offering care for the kittens as he returns to the White House.
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Roosevelt
Root
Chevy Chase
Sixteenth Street
Henderson Castle
Secretary Root
United States
Cate
Secretary of War
White House
Photographer Reconsiders Nest Study After Humane Debate
A photographer discussing bird life on a portico vows to stop filming nestling wood thrushes and young robins after a group argues that removing nest surrounding material harms mothers and exposes nestlings to sun, rain, and predators. The speaker concedes the point and refrains from further actions.
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Jove
Frontier R rates for Union Pacific Frontier celebration
Special rates granted by Union Pacific for the Frontier celebration on August 27 and 28. A $3 round trip from Denver tickets on sale August 26 27 and morning of 24 return valid through August 29. A one day rate of 2 on August 28. Colorado and Southern arranged a special train from Boulder Loveland Longmont and Fort Collins on the 28th. Three championship contests Bucking and pitching steer riding and ladies riding. The world saddle horse championship has been sent to Denver for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado and Southern
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Colling
Wyoming Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Program In 1902
Wyoming Republicans at the state convention applaud the Roosevelt administration and reciprocity with Cuba, praise Mondell’s irrigation bill work, and pledge loyalty to Republican principles. They condemn monopolies, urge cooperation of capital, celebrate public land revenues, and back state fiscal restraint under Governor Richards. The notice includes a railroad rate ad and legal notices from Cheyenne.
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Eer
Atate
Owr National
Roosevelt
Republic of
Cuba
Republican Party
Republic
Secretary of State
Richards
Wyoming
DeForest Richards
Races Highlight Indian Pony and Champion Lady Rider Contests
Feature events include a running half mile free for all, the Indian Pony Race, and a contest for the champion lady rider of the world. These events showcase speed and skill with top contenders from across the circuit.
House Sale Notice in Local Columns
A fragmentary listing notes a house for sale or inquiry in local columns. Details are incomplete but indicate a real estate transaction item possibly tied to a community notice column.
Public Transit Schedule Fragments Show Mixed City Route Times
OCR text lists daily and weekend transit departures and arrivals forCOLORADO AND SOUTHERY routes with leaves at 900 pm and 100 am patterns. Includes West and East bound mail closes at 6 am and 9 pm and various line designations such as U P B M D P and stations including Little Bear La Grange Littls Horse Fresk and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bear
la Grange
Cheyenne Lodge Meetings Schedule and Acacia Lodge Notice
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 meets in the Masonic hall on the fourth Tuesday of each month visitors examined at 149 Acacia Lodge No. 11 meets in the Masonic hall on the fourth Thursday of each month all sessions held in the Masonic hall during the month and location not clearly specified.
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Cheyenne Lodge
Masonic Hall
Acacia Lodge
Fa & M
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Leroy Grant
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Emerson
Frontier Day Committee
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Willis George Emerson
Mr. B. McCaffrey
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Senate Committee On the Philippines
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Frontier Rates
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First Judicial District
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Woodmen of the World
Cripple Creek
Colo
Aate
Barron
Daily Leader
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United States Depository
J. C. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
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G. &. Abbott
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P. S. Cook
Wm. Murphy
Rock Springs
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F. R. Dildine
Capitol Ave
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Andrew McAdam
West 7Th Street
Appesite Myers’ Dry Goode
Converse Cattle Company
Truman B. Hicks
Cheyenne, Wyo
Crow Creek
J. Is Murray
W. A. Abry
United States Army
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United States Land Office
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Oregon
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Louis Dorman
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W. EB. Chaplin
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T. B. KenneDy
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Law
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Clyde M. Watta
Wm. B. Rose
Watts & Ross
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Burke & Clank
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Surdick
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Idelman Block
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Colorado and Southern Railway
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Sloan's Lake
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Bon Ton Stable
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Te State
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Albert Chapman
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