Roosevelt Favored in Nationwide Fight Against Morgan
The column argues Theodore Roosevelt will prevail over Pierpont Morgan in the anti trust dispute, aided by public support. It notes Morgan’s power but asserts his threats won’t deter the republic, while praising Roosevelt’s broad liberal stance and congressional message. Wyoming and New Mexico topics follow with various political and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pierpont Morgan
Tom Reed
Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Cate
Roosevelt
Notable Names in Curious 19th Century Notes
A jumble of names and fragments mentions T. W. Sellers a Kanaan City printer paying $600 to adjust his wife with a club Senator Wetmore of Rhode Island appearing inconspicuously in the senate and then as a judge at a New York horse show Count yoo Buelow German chancellor to accompany Emperor William to Rome for an unveiling of Goethe ads Charles Whitehead of the Avendices Cats and Doge in her animale. Thanks of turkey oysters and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Sellers
Kanaan
Senator Wetmore
Rhode Island
Senate
New York
Yoo Buelow
William
Rome
Charles Whitehead
Turkey
He Doesn’t Own The People In Labor And Monopoly Debate
A editorial argues for measured action against corporations, monopolies, and trusts. It cites Roosevelt’s view on trusts, cites the Anthracite coal strikes as real wrongs, and asserts that owners like Pierpont Morgan do not own the people, urging legislative remedies to curb abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pierpont Morgan
The Last Word a Late Novel by Alice MacGowan
A review of The Last Word follows Carrington West a fledgling journalist who leaves the western field for New York and Washington. She clashes with love as publisher Francis Randolph falls for her while she pursues material and career, aided by Bushrod Floyd and others in a breezy western flavored tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice MacGowan
L. C. Page & Co
Boston
New York
Washington
Carrington West
Iife
Bob Howard
Shorty
Littl
Masters
Bob
Canon
Frosty
Madame's
King
Hank P
Billy
Hank Pearsall
Francis Randolph
Straightway
Carrington
Bushrod Floyd
Noble
Lebonaire
Actors in China and a strange abattoir tale
A Chicago News report notes actors in China are well paid yet despised and describes a dramatic misadventure where an English doctor amputates a leg after a stage accident. The piece also recounts a pet sheep at an abattoir leading its flock to slaughter, and an 1903 notice to creditors for the estate of Busan Brown with Timothy Dyer handling claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chicago News
Philadelphia Record
Heire
Susan Brown
John Brown
Spokane
Wash
Mary A. Gourley
Baltimore
Joseph Brown
Timothy Dyer
District Court of the First Judicial District
Cheyenne
Wya
City council approves lake ice cutting for Fort Russell
At the semi monthly meeting the council authorized Fort Russell authorities to cut ice on Lake Absaracen while garrisoned. Other actions included tax refunds, transfer of a liquor license, sewer and water projects, bond interest payments, and election certificates. Legal notice issued for divorce petition against Katie Manicome Gregersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lssue
Pops
Department of the Colorado
Fort Russell
Lake Absaracen
Fort Roseell
Mary Volk
John Volk
John Volks
W. H. Edwards
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Warren Avenue
Pease
B. F. Bainum
W. F. Bartlett
Werren Avenue
Water Fund
Cook
Hammond Packing House
Harry Rice
H. B. Brown
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Proposals for Public Buildings and Cavalry Horses
Public buildings at quartermaster depots to be completed by November 1 1908 with brick construction and multiple quarters and facilities. Plans and bid forms available from depot offices in Chicago St. Paul St. Louis Omaha Denver. Cavalry horse contracts in Denver invite sealed bids by December 1902 for forty horses at Fort Mackenzie Wyoming.
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Chicago
St. Paul
St. Louis
Omaha
Denver
U.S
Thos. Swode
Quartermaster
Colo
Fort Mackenzie
Wyoming
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
Paper Delivery Notice for Subscribers and Carriers
To Our Subscribers. If you fail to get your paper please notify the management. Unless you complain we take it for granted that you are receiving your paper every afternoon. If you more notify the office promptly, or if you want to begin or stop taking the paper, word must be left at the office. Carriers are not authorized to receive orders except through the Leader's business office.
New Train to Texas Boosts Colorado and Southern Service
On July 1 Colorado and Southern railway added a daily through train between Denver and Fort Worth with standard Pullman sleepers cafe cars and free class coaches. A Pullman sleeper runs Denver to Memphis via Amarillo and the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad, offering the only Colorado to Oklahoma Territory service without a layover. Inquiries to ticket agents or T B Fisher Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado and Southern Railway
Colorado
School bonds bids sought for Byron district in Wyoming
Notice from Byron Wyoming dated November 18 1902 states that school district No 1 Big Horn County will accept bids for nine negotiable bonds 200 each at up to 6 percent interest with semiannual coupons. Bonds dated January 1 1903 mature 1904 and each year thereafter until all retired. Bids due December 31 1902 at 2 pm and opened at the board office. Bids marked proposals and sent to Clerk HEBER W PERRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron, Wyo
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Big Horn
State of
Byron
County of
Heber W. Perry
In the Purchase OF A Piano We Guarantee Satisfaction
A Cheyenne piano dealer touts guaranteed, installment sales on Fisher Kimball Ludwig Hobart M Cable and Steinway pianos. He pledges fair pricing, no agent commissions, exchange credit within two years, and a five year defect replacement promise, with a cash purchase flow and large October shipment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
West Seventeenth St
Cheyenne
Fisher, Kimball
Ludwig
Hobart M .Cable
Steinway
Executrix Notice and Stockholder Meeting Notices
Notice announces Mary Volk as executrix of John Volk estate with six month claim display period and one year bar on claims. Also public notice of the annual stockholders meeting of Megeho Valley Oil, Gas and Mineral Company in Cheyenne on January 20, 1909 to elect trustees and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Volk
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mary Volk
Betate
W. BR. Stoll
Megeho Velley Ou, Gee and Mineral Company
Rosy 1
Melman Block
State of
Wyoming
Train schedules and mail routes across Colorado and beyond
The fragment lists arrival and departure details for multiple railroad lines and mail services. It mentions West Bound and South Bound schedules on U P, D P and B n lines, with times such as 4 am and 12% am, and places like Cheyenne, Little Bear, La Grange, Port Russell, and South Ben. The colorado and outlying routes suggest a regional transport timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gast Bound
North Bound
Secret SocietY Masonic Lodge Meeting Schedule
CHNYENNE LODGE NO 14a AM-Mests in Masonic hall meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month Visitors examined at 7:00 PM ACACIA LODGE NO 11 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays in Masonic hall with meetings at the same time Full meeting details include visiting brethren and routine lodge business
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Chnyenne Lodge
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E. A. Slack
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Bugaboo Morgan
Oklahoma
Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
House
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Union Pacific
The
Leader
Harry P. Hynde
Goodwin's Weekly
Salt Lake City
C. D. Clark
Utah
Nebraska
Laramie
Rawhine
Alice McGowan
Harry B. Henderson
Mrockman
Chicago Tribune
Timothy
Gadinange
Lake
Agbaracca
Katie Manicome
Gregersen
Galveston
Jorgen J. Gregersen
A. D
District Court of the First Judicial District of Wyoming
T. J. Fisher
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Capitol Livery and
Dildine & Anderson
Capitol Avenue
OS. Longhurst
Cantral
Piret Claus
David Nimmo vRoraueron
Knight Campbell Music Company
West Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne, Wyoming
aoLp
Weert Sixteenth Street
Bon Ton Stable
W. E. Dinneen
Havana
T. & Fisher
Dennett
G. Lsett
Corporate Saal
Chicago & Northwestern
Missouri River
Northe-Western
J.P. Barron
T.J. Pignon
Bald Court
M. J. Barry
Bald Estate
California
Colorado and Gowthern
Tsough Fort Worth
Memphis
Trinha Genavnl
Gat
Perauses Street
Miller's
U. P
Secret Socittie
John Roberts
W. Chas
Weeks, Secreta
Geo. W. Sneider
Ferny
Wugo Donzelmann
Idelman Block
Wi. Dubois
Opera House
A. N. Mateon, T. B KenneDy
Matgon & Kennedy
Law
Carey Block
Clyde M. Watts
Keefe Hall
Ferguson Street
John W. Lacey
Union Mercantile Bib
Chayanne Wyoming
F. Gurke
T. Clark
BURKE @ CLARK
Attorneys-at-Law
Delaware
Blac
J. A. van Qredal
Chas. W. Burdick VAN_ORSDEL
Burdick
Attorney*at-Law
Homeseekers
Albert Chapman
Mopey
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