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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1902

Page

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Roosevelt visits Nashau and New Hampshire events

President Roosevelt arrives in Nashau on a special train amid a large crowd and a warm reception. He delivers multiple speeches in New Hampshire while planning a moose hunting trip to Maine in October with Bill Sewall.

Nashau N. H Clearmont Roosevelt Gallinger New Hampshire Nashaw Wiers N. HL New Hampshire Veterans Association Philippines Manchester Committee On Entertainment General Ayling Concord Pearson Jordan George Moses Maine Bill Sewall

Joe Newman the Comedian at the Opera House Tonight

Fraternal congress adjourns in Denver after a lively election Milwaukee chosen as next congress site. Newly elected officers include President Joseph A. Lanfit of Pittsburgh, Vice President Edward Wood of Flint, and Secretary Treasurer M. W. Sackett of Meadville.

Denver Milwaukee Joseph A. Lanfit Pittsburg Edward ©. Wood Flint, Mich M. W. Sackett Meadville

Gates Ask Transfer of Colorado Fuel and Iron Suit

On Saturday morning Judges Caldwell Sanborn and Thayer will hear Gates requests to move the Colorado Fuel and Iron case from state to federal court contending Denver judges and local newspapers oppose fair treatment. The Gates group accuses press bias as they seek to prevent U S Steel takeover and protect fifteen thousand Colorado employees. Judge Caldwell will rule by Monday on the transfer motion.

Denver Caldwell, Sanborn and Thayer Gates Colorado Fuel and District Court United States Court Colorado Fuel and Iron Company United States Steel Corporation Colorado Company Caldwell

Lead er Office Pioneer Daily Subscription Offer

A reader is urged to spend any remaining money on a year's subscription to the Pioneer Daily at the Leader Office. The note frames the subscription as a value for the newspaper's readers.

Leader Pioneer Daily

Soldiers and miners clash in Parkersburg riot

Parkersburg August 28 troops capture Italian Jimmie Marteen while he hurls a stone at a soldiers' car. A clash erupts as miners pursue, wounding Captain Gerhart and injuring Joseph McCann and John King with bayonet stabs. Officials call the situation very serious.

Parkersburg Jimmie Marteen Gerhart Joseph McCann John King Twelfth Regiment Coldale Landsford Summit Hiil

Eviction Leaves 800 Families Homeless in West Virginia

In Fayetteville W V on August 23 officers evicted fourteen hundred miners in the New River and Kanawha districts. The action left eight hundred families homeless, camped on the hills without protection or shelter.

Fayetteville W. Va New River Kanawha

Balloon flight aims for New York record from Denver

The largest balloon in the United States was filled in Denver on August 28 for a possible record flight to New York. Three occupants are planned in the basket. The ascent seeks to ride the eastern current to a possible New York arrival, surpassing the 1,100 mile Germany to Russia record.

Denver United States New York Germany Russia Tance Rocky Mountain Gulf Stream

Grand Fangy Ball at Keefe Hall

Marie Buchanan, celebrated violin prodigy, performs a solo tonight at Keefe Hall corner Ferguson Street and Seventeenth Street. Local audiences expected to fill the venue for an evening of classical violin showcase.

Fer.gugson Seventeenth Sts Ferguson and

Grand Masque Ball at Turner Hall Tonight

Marie Buchanan the wonderful child prodigy will play a solo on the violin as part of the event at Turner Hall. Everyone is urged to attend and enjoy the evening of entertainment and fun.

Turner Hall Marie Buchanan

Dover Swimmer Holbein Fails Near English Shore

Holbein began the English channel attempt from Capt Grizner and endured 22 hours 21 minutes before exhaustion halted the swim about a mile from the English coast. Frank Holmes abandoned his England to France crossing six miles from land.

Dover Holbein Grizner Frank Holmes England France

Compromise Reached in Fair Estate Case

Mrs Harriet Nelson acting for her two sons Charles J. Smith of Boulder Colorado and Abraham Nelson of Newmarket New Jersey signed a settlement with Fair estate attorneys this morning. The agreement releases all claims to Charilea LI Fair or his wife daughter of Mrs Nelson. In exchange the Fair estate pays Mrs Nelson and each son 200000 dollars.

San Francisco Harriet BE Nelson Charles J. Smith Boulder Colo Abraham Nelson Newmarket N. J Fair Estate Charilea LI. Fair

Butchers oppose Packers Trust in Omaha packing bid

Omaha officials report local butchers urged to subscribe to stock in a new packing house to safeguard patronage if a so called trust moves to force them out of business.

Omaha

President and hunter Bill Sewall dine with leaders in Augusta

Before leaving Augusta the president learned Bill Sewall, formerly with the Dakota ranch, was in Bangor. Congressman Powers was ordered to bring him in, and at the arrival Sewall was presented to the president. The two shared a meal, Sewall joked he already held a postmaster appointment, and the scene highlighted enduring friendship and rural simplicity.

Augusta Bill Sewall Bangor Congressman Powers City Bill Hunter Fair Grounds Sewall Washington

Militia Deployed to New River Coal Fields

Governor White heeded Sheriff Daniela of Fayette County and sent eight militia companies to the New River coal fields. Strikers fired on deputies during eviction from company houses.

Charleston W. Va White Daniela Fayette County New River

Fort Scott man confesses to burglary after lynch scare

In Fort Scott Kansas on August 28 Jasper Bcott a Black man almost lynched for an alleged assault on Mrs. Taylor confessed to burglary. The assault charge will not be prosecuted.

Fort Scott Kans Jasper Bcott Taylor Scott

Sage's Nephew Leaves Banking for Stage Career

New York reports Clifford Sage, nephew of Russell Sage, quitting a cheap banking job to join the theater company A Gentleman of France. In Palestine Texas Judge Regan shows improvement and sat up today.

New York Russell Sage Clifford Gentleman of France Judge Regan Palestine Texas

May Impeach Palma Charges Build in Havana

Havana Aug 28 charges have been preferred against Palma by members of the house and impeachment proceedings based on extensive concessions are to be started.

Havana Palma

Weather forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity

Showers tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures tonight. A low forms over Canadian provinces and shifts south into the northern Rockies and Plateau. High pressure on the north Pacific coast, temperature rises in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, cooler in the northwest and Pacific coast. Light scattered rain nationwide. Cheyenne data: max 78, min 66, precipitation .07 inch. Charles E. Ashcraft, Observer.

Cheyenne St. Lawrence Valley Canadian Rocky Mountain Plateau North Pacific Mississippi Valley Missouri River Pacific Coast Charles E. Ashcraft

King Victor Emmanuel Reaches Berlin in Gala Entry

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy arrived in Berlin from Potsdam for a gala entry. At Brandeburg Gate he was greeted by a bourgemaster and replied in French from a carriage. He attended the consecration of new regimental flags.

Berlin Victor Emanual Italy Pottadam Brandeburg

Denver bucking and pitching contests attract famed broncho riders

Denver festival officials plan entries for next month’s Frontier celebration. Noted riders secured include Bilton Perry, Hugh McPhee, Irving B. Monnette, Alvin Perry, Edgar Perry, Will Abidle, Hf. Barkedale, Roy Borden, Hugh Clark, W. H. La Pash, Clayton Danks, and Frank Btone. Frank Btone won the Frontier frat prize last year and defeated Thad Sowder.

Denver

Giant Denver and Laramie Band Parade Unites 85 Players

This afternoon the Cook drum corps of Denver and the Imperial military band of Laramie joined to form an 85 piece band. They paraded through the streets to a large crowd that watched the procession and enjoyed the grand music.

Cook Drum Corps Denver Imperial Military Band Laramie

Indians Win At Last In Signal Man Ner

This morning the Indians defeated the North Platte team by 16 to 11 in a signal man ner game marking three victories for the Papoones in five games this week. A large crowd watched as both batters dominated a loose pitching duel. Seattle dispatch notes a wire report from Valdes claiming Alaska’s Nazine district holds the greatest mines and copper properties. Fifty cents per month for The Sealer contains all news.

Indians North Platte Papooses Seattle Wash Valdes Robert Bhlel Nazine Delamar Alaska

Money Saving Values Boldly Advertised for Shoppers

A colorful newspaper ad promotes yard goods and hosiery with prices like 1.16 1.35 and 1.60, Dixie hose at 26 cents, and a showy line of cotton blankets priced per pair from 65 to 3.00 dollars, with many items listed at 76 85 cents and up to 10.00. The ad emphasizes value and novelty in a bustling retail scene.

Dixie Hose

Frontier Notes from Denver Day Celebration

A special trainload of about 1,000 Denver visitors arrived for Frontier events including a Midway on Sixteenth Street and a parade featuring Chief Flask in Hip Pocket. Indians will perform war dances tonight as ball games at Athletic Park draw crowds. Weather dampened some events but not enough to spoil the festivities.

Denver Ni G. Nickerson Athletic Park

Grand Fancy Ball Band Duel on Street Corner

A lively contest unfolded last night as the Union Pacific band faced the Salvation Army band on the corner of Seventeenth and Ferguson streets. A large crowd watched intently as both groups competed to play the loudest.

Union Pacific Band Salvation Army Seventeenth and Ferguson Streets

Democrats Gather in City for State Central Committee

Prominent Democrats from across the state converge in the city for a meeting of the Democratic state central committee to map the upcoming campaign. Hon. Charles Clemmons of Saratoga, nominee for congressman, and Will Reid, editor of the Rawlins Journal, are in attendance.

Democratic State Central Committee Charles Clemmons Saratoga Will Reid Rawlins Journal

Denver Women Reporters Attend Frontier Celebration

Polly Pry, famed Denver Post writer, arrived to cover the Frontier celebration for her paper. Mrs F M Benson of the Denver Times, renowned writer, is also in the city and will publish a full description of the events next Sunday.

Polly Pry Denver Post Wyoming Tom Horn F. M. Benson Denver Times Ia Alea Times

Accurate adjusting and watch re pairing near Ferguson street

D Miller at 1700 Ferguson street offers precise watch adjustments and re pairing services. Local repair expert provides same day turnaround for timepieces and jewelry.

D. Miller Ferguson

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