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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1900
Page
1
A feature highlights the season's trend as well dressed men discuss new fall shoes at Bon's New Shoe Store. The piece emphasizes style, fit, and the latest footwear arrivals attracting patron interest during the current season.
The piece recalls Frontier Day and Cheyenne’s pioneer roots, noting an 1880 establishment age and a forthcoming centennial vote. It imagines future discoveries from the Denver Observatory and a speculative parade of temptations for Cheyenne as September nears.
Li Hung Chang sends a time request to all powers for opening peace negotiations. The U.S. official reply states conditions have not been met including safety of foreign ministers. Consul Fowler's August dispatch reports missionaries killed and missions attacked in Pao Ting Fu and nearby areas.
In Platte City Missouri on August 20 Dr Sturley Harrington of Farley shot and killed Mr and Mrs James Wallace at 7:30 am. He then attacked his wife who escaped and came to town. Sheriff Dillingham went to arrest him and was killed as he approached Harrington. Harrington had been drinking.
Lord Roberts dispatch from Pretoria says General Carrington defeated a strong Boer force at Buffalo Shock on August 16. Boer commander Scheartz was severely wounded. New Zealanders distinguished themselves. British losses included Captain Hanvey and two men killed and none wounded. Baden-Powell and Dewet exchanged definitive messages.
In Olraltar Captain Jo hannasen and a 12 year old English boy named Soo set out on a bold sea voyage aboard an open boat measuring 29 feet by 7 feet, awaiting departure for New York. The fragment notes their daring voyage and pending journey.
Dr Ovid Moore formerly of New York claims to have found the reason for Wright's disease and will continue investigations. His early efforts promise to be of some value though details remain scarce and the work is just beginning.
Twenty people died and many were injured in a railway smash near Bophia Bulgaria. The accident report notes a brother of the former war minister among the dead. Local notices announce a social event hosted by the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Awan with a musical program and refreshments.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Gare Fe and Bow related terms with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or names emerge to form a solid summary or identify entities.
August 20 dispatches report a large German force speeding east in the wake of Count Waldersee as tensions rise over Pekin crisis. London warns of possible bombardment of the Inner City and potential war with China if the Empress retreats deeper. Washington confirms siege updates from Taku with limited American casualties and notes the royal family reportedly fled toward Sian Fu.
Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee left Berlin for the east today to command international forces in China. He travels with his staff amid a brilliant farewell gathering of generals and statesmen at the depot.
In Pittsfield Massachusetts this morning two burglars entered the Burbank Street residence of R L Fosberg a Buffie Ohio contractor. Miss May Fosberg aged 18 was shot and killed during the struggle after being awakened on the stairs. Fosberg and his son were attacked. Fosberg was injured and the burglars escaped.
Prof Mead went to Denver this afternoon. Editor Bendis is home from Cherokee Park. Frank Peterson is home from an eastern trip. Mr Phillips the ball player went south today. Charles Creighbaum came in from the west today. Frank and Major Glafcke went this afternoon.
A Prontier Day committee member appeals to citizens this week to provide rooms or meals or both for Fronthe Day visitors. The city expects a crowded period and urges all residents to assist in hosting and caring for the visitors.
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Renfro was held yesterday afternoon from the Housman. Rev. Young led the services with a respectful burial. Pallbearers included Joba FP Ghaver J. J. Behooer P. & Cook J. W. Bruner Joe Fisher and Tom Caathe.
Pion Upholstering urges recalling a motto and echo for baylog slerwhers. The item reads as a fragmented notice about branding and production in a local workshop context.
New York reports say Maresca and Guido, two Italian suspects, remain detained as the U S Secret Service widens inquiries into an alleged anarchist plot to assassinate President McKinley. A Rome cable describes a letter signed Ma bor urging Bresil to act, prompting stricter guards and searches of anarchist colonies. In Chicago, police prepare for possible attacks during McKinley’s visit, with over fifty detectives ordered to headquarters to bolster protection.
Bishop Fowler and wife arrive from Buffalo New York Dr M King and wife and daughter from Philadelphia and Dr H Carroll from New York will attend the Methodist church mission opening Wednesday.
Mrs Leroy Grant plans to relocate from Chicago to seek relief from extreme heat reported as prostrating while many residents suffer heat related illness and deaths. The article notes widespread heat effects and a wish for cooler summer climate.
Mr. Thomas A. Costello, badly injured last December in a wreck at Barrie, was in town last Saturday. He settled with the company for his injuries and says he is fully recovered.
Sadie Wallock was granted a divorce from Frederick Wallock in district court today on grounds of desertion and cruelty. It is reported Wallock plans to marry again in the near future.
Morning service was delayed due to a wreck at Cooper Lake. The wreck was not serious and no one was hurt. Marriage licenses were granted to Chas and Alisap and to Mrs Maud Rosa of Denver, and to Ward L Dodds and Annie King.
Raleton Phyeblal Guiture presents a promotional piece praising refined exercises and visual beauty as part of a returning public focus on health. The column frames bargains around wellness and stylish living for readers seeking value and elegance.
Wyoming faces a contested presidential and congressional contest with no state officers to elect. Republican chairman J A Van Ordel sees gains, cites shifts from Bryan to McKinley, and argues Wyoming favors expansion and practical governance over theories.
A brief, readable item notes a local shoe seller WM Myers & Co offering school shoes. The piece highlights pricing and stock status with a brisk, promotional tone. No other figures or names are provided.
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