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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
1
Washington reports Minister Conger and 800 foreign diplomats sheltered by allied commanders after repelling Boxer attack. The modern crusade of Christendom is declared successful with official confirmation of their safety.
Among well dressed men this season the new fall shoes at Bon's New Shoe Store attract attention with stylish designs and quality materials. Shoppers note comfort and durability as key features alongside timeless silhouettes appealing to a refined clientele.
The article notes reports received from Admiral Remey and U S Consul Fowler at Chee Fon, awaiting the allied victory in the capture of the Chinese capital. It describes rescued regation people with hair turned white by horror and fear, though it warns such rumors may precede actual news of major events.
August 18 reports describe a race related conflict in Liberty City Georgia with five killed since Wednesday and many beaten or whipped. Prominent figure Colonel Thomas wounded. Officer Curtis killed. Charles Small and J Gi injured. storehouse burned. an attempt to wreck a Plant system passenger train.
Merchants tout massive reductions as summer stock clears out ahead of winter. Men and women draw bargains on shirts, wash goods, parasols, gloves, corsets, and domestic fabrics with half and one third price cuts. Limited stock and rush to buy early for best choice.
A Shanghai dispatch says Allies faced no opposition on entering Pekin and were welcomed by Prince Ching. The imperial court fled to Chen I last Saturday. Kansu troops moved southwest to draw off the Allies and prevent pursuit. Also, Russian forces report capture of Haicheng after three days of combat with Chinese forces. 400 Chinese dead and four guns lost. Adee conferred with the president on a message to General Conger praising his release from confinement in Pekin.
London review condemns Lord Roberts for failing to end the war citing incompetence and lost opportunities. Pretoria reports Boer kidnapping plot linked to British agents. Delagoa Bay dispatch claims Dewet turned on the British and captured 4,000 prisoners.
A New York brokerage house offers one hundred thousand dollars on McKinley at 10 to 4 via their Chicago correspondent. The dispatch says brokers are authorized to place the bets but withhold the names of the principal investors. Wichita reports Frank Rockafeller, brother of the Standard Oil magnate, is bedridden with malaria in western Kansas and cannot travel.
Abraham Neilson sues John Alexander Dowie in superior court for five thousand dollars claiming Dowie’s influence led his wife to desert him. In New York, Fitzsimmons and Sharkey reschedule their ring bout from August 24 to August 26 at the Coney Island Athletic Club.
Jockey Tod Sloan arrived in New York today aboard the Lucania from England. He is contracted to ride in the Rob stake races for two years starting with events at Sheephead Bay next Saturday.
Fall shoe arrivals are arriving daily with new styles. The shop invites customers to view the collection and enjoy the experience of choosing their perfect pair.
A compact bargain column advertises school shoes at low prices and lightweight wrappers at cost. It notes a sale by a local merchant and highlights value for readers seeking affordable footwear and packaging supplies.
The Democratic National Committee released a message to Charles H. Ehrich of Indianapolis, urging independents to back Bryan and Stevenson and to support the Democratic nominees. John J. Valentine signs the appeal, framing the fight as freedom versus tyranny.
Two shirt wearers appeared at the New York produce exchange, one in a pink shirt and the other in blue. Brokers mocked and chased them, but they retreated and returned with coats. Floor sentiment favored shirt waists for hot weather, while some hoped Chicago would follow.
Georgetown Kentucky August 18 Powers was found guilty of conspiracy in the murder of Governor Guebel and sentenced to life imprisonment.
The A D T alarm boxes in the town have boosted safety with rapid police dispatches. Manager Buttler notes many calls come from frightened women reporting drunk or suspicious neighbors, while one alarm from Vantassel's shows how fast alerts reach the fire and police. The system worked swiftly on the observed incident.
Rev. I. N. Gamble of Ottawa Kaness will lecture on The Sabbath In Its Relation to the Salvation of the Working Man at the First Methodist church tomorrow evening. The topic promises vigorous discussion and the notice highlights honest endeavors as rewarded.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will host a javo soda social at the home of Mr and Mrs Swan corner Nineteenth and Van Leennen streets Monday evening August 20. Musical program fees low cream and cake will be served for twenty five cents. Cordial invitation extended to all. Five room house for sale Almont new full lot suitable terms for payment Leader office Cheyenne ave Denver at Boulevard park. temercow.
Chicago August 18 Charles A Mielenz a wallpaper and paint contractor left his home Tuesday for a contract in Halsted street and was found dead Wednesday on the prairie near Forest avenue and Southport street He died by his own hand to secure a 2000 life policy for his wife Carrie and four sons He left a German English letter urging her to continue the business and promising better days for all after his death.
General McArthur reports to the war department that the transport Grant arrived at Manila yesterday.
Washington announces the twelfth census puts New York City population at 3 376 200 as of August. The figure reflects the latest official count and underscores urban growth.
Speaker Henderson and Senator Allison visited the Republican congressional committee HQ on the coast discussing broad GOP strength and trade expansion with the Orient. Henderson predicted California to vote Republican by 10,000 and praised coastal support.
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