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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
2
A feature on Wyoming Frontier Day in Cheyenne describes a lively gathering of pioneers from across the state. The piece highlights fraternal spirit among tribes, humorous spectacles, and photographers chasing bucking broncos and horse roping for iconic images.
The Frontier committee seeks fresh photographs of cowboy races to illustrate articles. Only two bucking and pitching branch photos exist from C D Kirkland, and Remington’s famed rider with bat in air is a repeated old image. A special camera skill is required, and few people grasp the difficulties involved.
The article argues Debs lacks substance as a socialist and profits from public speaking. It compares his appeal to a carnival act, stating socialism’s popularity faded in Europe and accusing Debs of exploiting crowds for money while masking true ideas. It frames Debs as a skilled showman akin to Barnum.
A tale of Anson Davis and Caleb Jones vying for Mary Doyle's hand. Caleb wins the hand but dies abroad after a drunken celebration. Anson plans to marry the widow, and Caleb returns alive, revealing the dramatic, mistaken death. Mary faces a shocking reconciliation with the two men.
Fragmentary notice references a dissolved corporation and officers including a president and secretary. It also mentions a housing listing in The Daily Leader advertising column. The readable text signals a concluded corporate action and an invitation to place home listings.
The Wyoming Republican platform applauds Governor DeForest Richards and state officials for fiscal restraint and debt reduction. It lauds congressional work on irrigation and Cuba policy, condemns monopolies, and supports Indian land allotments and wildlife protections for state development.
Legal notice from the State of Wyoming Laramie County District Court announces the sale of the Es tate of John Guenther under a 1902 foreclosure decree against Emile Richardson and Gunrav Hellbeck. The action seeks repayment of 12 500 dollars plus interest and costs. The described parcels lie in Cheyenne, Lot 12 part, and all of Lots 13 14 15 and 16 in Block 416, with associated appurtenances. Sale scheduled Saturday September 6 1902 in front of the court.
An elegant up to date map covering the Colorado and partment of the GC and railway lines is offered. Sent for ten cents to cover postage to T. Fie, Gen. Passenger Agent. For house for rent, consult The Daily Leader’s advertisement.
Fragmentary timetable mentions North Bound and South Bend routes with times around noon. References Little Boar and La Grange stations, plus Little Horses Creek. unclear destinations and partial route names in a damaged OCR snippet.
In the district court a foreclosure decree was issued against defendants Mary Qarvin formerly Mary Carvin John H Conway and William in a matter involving the state of Wyoming. The decree follows proceedings in which the court entered judgment and ordered sale of the property.
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