New York Emerges as World Money Center in British Loan Exchange
The piece notes Britain's 28 million loan to the United States and a Russian loan, arguing New York's rise as the world financial hub. It cites Henry Clews predicting the shift from debtor to creditor, the automatic balance in international exchanges, and the potential for New York to host government securities while upholding a gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Henry Clews
New York
London
Berlin
Ex-Republicans Return as Mantle Backs GOP
Four years after leaving the party Lee Mantle former Montana senator endorses Republican candidates. He argues Democratic policy surrenders rights and national prestige and calls to defend the dignity of the nation. Mantle claims many silver Republicans are expansionist and criticizes Democratic delegates over the silver question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mantle
Reputy Lown
Montana
Mantle
Committee On Revolutions
Credit tones in war bond offers contrast
Desert News notes the United States refunded hundreds of millions at two percent while bonds were taken at par or above. Wagland issues a war loan at five percent and sells bonds at par, illustrating clearer credit by comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wagland
Desert News
Bryan’s Declining Appeal Echoes in 1900 Campaign
The Chicago Tribune notes Bryan draws smaller crowds in Indianapolis and on tours, attributing the decline to a busier electorate, waning belief in free silver, and discomfort with calls to forgo personal gains. It argues his platform lacks tangible benefit for workers and that his “free lunch” appeal no longer resonates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Indianapolis
Aryan
Webster
Lincoln
Douglas
Blaine
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Chicago Tribune
Kittens Delay Capitol Work Amid Shelter Efforts
A stray litter born in a dome wall halts marble cutting at the state capitol as workers fear harming the kittens ten feet below the second floor. Health officials and the Colorado Humane Society consider options while the old cat visits the brood.
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State Capitol
Board of Capitol Managers
State Board of Health
Colorado Humane Society
Board of Health
Capitol Board
The
Humane Society
Ikely
Denver Evening Post
McKinley Seen as Enduring Public Speaker and Leader
The record portrays William McKinley as a steadfast congressman and rising campaign figure. It notes his eight hour law advocacy and anti-traft proposals, praising his faith in the people and wide popularity. It highlights his stamina in gubernatorial and presidential races and mentions his marriage to Ida Saxton McKinley and the loss of their two daughters.
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McKinley
Govrnor
Ohio
Sorer
William McKinley
James McKinley
Chanford Township
York County
Pennsylvania
David McKinley
Pmsatlon Bureau
Paulus Iook
Amboy
Chester Hill
Columbian County
Willam McKinley
Pine Township
Mercer County
William
Nancy Alleen
Canton
William, Jr
William McKinney
PHE
Niles
Trembull County
Poland
Mahoning County
Union Seminary
Allegheny College
Meadville
Coum
Kerr District
Methodist Epiacopa Church
Columbus
Sherman
Aid
Con Ckinley
Ida Saxton
John Saxton
Ohio Repository
Ed Parliaiant
Christine Ida
Kate
Call for Bids on Evanston State Hospital Addition
The Wyoming Board of Charities and Reform invites sealed bids for furnishing materials and building an addition to the State Hospital for the Insane at Evanston Wyoming. Bids may cover portions or the full project with separate figures for stone brick carpentry heating and plumbing. A $200 certified check accompanies each bid as guarantee. Plans and specs are available at Cheyenne Swanston and Salt Lake offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Hospital For the Insane
Evanston
Wyo
Board
Swanston
Hooper Block
Salt Lake
Notice of filings and public land proofs in Wyoming
Notices announce final proof intentions for land claims in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Names include Walden H 3437 and Sealle Snow. witnesses listed from Cheyenne Little Horse Creek Iron Mountain and Bosler. Also notices on desert land claims and a Cheyenne public building project with architect Knox Taylor.
Timber Sale Notice in Wyoming Forest Lands
The 1897 notice invites bids for 1 188 000 feet of pine timber from sections 7 8 17 and 14 in township 63 north range 4 west within Horn Forest. Minimum 14 inch diameter at three feet, bids not under $1 per thousand feet, payment within 30 days, timber marked by supervising officer.
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Horn Forest
Wyoming
Binger Hermann
Land Office Contest Notice for Timber Entry No. 2375
The Interior Department announces a timber culture contest against John King for NE 1 of Sec 24, T27N R62W, filed by contestant David A Rogers of Patrick Laramie county Wyoming. Hearing is set for October 19 at 10 am in Lusk. Publication is ordered due to inability to serve personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
David A Rogers
Patrick
Laramie County
Wyoming
John King
United States
Lusk
Contests and Admin Notices From Cheyenne Land Office
The Department of the Interior announces a contest by Oscar Yoder against Homestead Entry No. 2905 by Wilford J Wood in Laramie County Wyoming with an August 25, 1900 hearing. Also notices letters of administration issued to Albert Chapman for Henry Sturth estate with six month claim period, and a publication notice of final proof by Pred Morne in Cheyenne for multiple land parcels with September 1, 1900 deadline.
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Jay
Oscar Yoder
Phillips
Laramie County
Wyoming
Wilford J Wood
Wilford J. Wood
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Henry Sturth
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert Chapman
Department of the Interior
Wattler
Notley
Morne
Little Baar
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Daily Leader
A. E. Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
E. F. Cheeney
Frank W. Mondell
As UN
the Capitol Kittens
Washington
Amer
Lillian M‘kinley
White House
Grant
Garfield
Simon
Def. Richards
T. T. Tynan
Department of the Interior Land Office
Tetus Lowing
United States Land Ofce
Ee Wyo
Walden
South Bend
Bec
James KR. Whitehead
Cheyenne Wyo
Frank Sinon
Little Horse Creek
Ora Dunn
Milton Gildersleeve
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Sealle
Snow
Robert P Allen
Iron Mountain
Duncan Clark
Bosler
A. B. Chaplin
Treasury Department
Offco
Washington, D. C
United States Public
Supe
Knox Taylor
John F. Doffiman
D.uce
Colorado Springs
Colo
Anna Human
District Court
D. J. FI
Sher
J. T Norton
Frederick Willach
Hamilton, Minn
Sadie Willach
Laramin County
J. T. Norton
Bob Ingaile
Benjamin Freaktin
Bem Praak- de Agee
Tiber
Cheyenne, Wyo
BLACK
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
Buchner & Son
Chey Enne
Roedel’s
Dallam
A. E. Roedel
Silver Moon Restaurant
West Seventeenth Street
Oilet
Cologne
Palace Pharmacy
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Eighteenth
Rock Springs
Hanna
West Sixteenth Street
Paul Milatzo
Sumplub
T. B. Hicks
G. B. Abbott
H. Loomis
Onah
Stockgrowers National Bank
United States Depository, Capital
Henry G. Hay
Wm. L. Whippla Asst. Cash
Metropolitan Hotel
Av. W. Griffin
Keefe & Bradley
Gale
M. G
Hubbell
Maxwell St
Soldiers
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