Local Notables Update From City Health and Travel
George Voorhees returns from Chicago and is home. Ray Newman remains ill but stable. W Monatian comes back from a western business trip. Maurice Dinneen shows improved condition. Charles Bristol at home in the city with fever. A Coors returns to Denver this morning. G T Tomlinson visits Wichita today. Mrs C H Hamilton and daughter Marguerite, who began their stay in Laramie weeks ago, have returned to Cheyenne.
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George Voorhees
Chicago
Ray Newman
W. Monatian
Maurice Dinneen
Charles Bristol
A. Coors
Denver
G. T. Tomlinson
Wichita
Kan
C. H. Hamilton
Little Laventer
Marguerite
Laramie
Cheyenne
Palace hosts December art exhibit with rare statuary
A December display at the Palace promises a rare art exhibit featuring statuary and glasslike bronzes in green bronze tones. The text notes unique items not seen elsewhere in Cheyenne and invites visitors to view ancient and modern sculptures and reproductions during December 1900.
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Hiawatha
Cheyenne
Duke the Real Thing Creates Anticipation in Cincinnati
New York reports the duke and duchess of Manchester with Mr Zimmerman and Miss Evans will travel to Cincinnati this evening. The city plans receptions and some circus men hoped to profit by selling seats to watch for the couple, while locals vow to greet the royal party despite attempts by speculators.
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New York
Manchester
Zimmerman
Misa Evans
Cincinnati
Holland House
John Jacob Astor
Waldorf, Astoria
Cincinnat
Zimmerman Mansion
Terrible accident at Cleveland steel plant injures mill hand
Michael Kontora, a mill hand at American Steel and Wire Works, was caught in rails this morning. Flesh torn from his breast, rib and breast bone exposed. Head wound and crushed forearm. He was taken to a hospital with no chance of recovery per surgeons.
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Cleveland, O
Michael Kontora
American Steel and Wire Works
Kontora
Sullivan and Ryan Set for Star Theatre Clash
Chicago light heavyweight Tommy Sullivan, who meets Syracuse rival Ryan at the Star Theatre tomorrow night, has a rugged ring history. He once fought a ten round draw with Terry McGovern, a veteran who rose to fearsome status, and both Sullivan and McGovern hailed from Brooklyn as amateurs in their early days.
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Chicago
USA
Tommy Sullivan
Ryan
Syracuse
Star Theatre
Terry McGovern
Terry
Sullivan
McGovern
Brooklyn
Swiss Mediation Sought Between Britain and South African Republics
Paria reports the Swiss federal council is ready to mediate between Great Britain and the South African republics. Premier Plergon, at The Hague, could not say when arbitration might be proposed. President Kruger left Cologne for The Hague as police tighten anti English demonstrations.
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Paria
Atrore
Great Britain
the Hague
Plergon
Netherlands
Kruger
Colognes
Hague
Admiral Cervera Cables Health Wish for Hobson
Madrid December 6 Admiral Cervera sends a cable to the London embassy expressing sorrow over Valiant Hobson’s ill health and praying for his recovery or peaceful passing in his presence. Mercier explains his speech on England invasion was theoretical and not a forecast of war. Tod Sloan amid English turf controversy is reportedly nearly barred from racing.
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Madrid
Cervera
London
Hobson
Mercier
Paris
Daily Mail Telegraphs
General Mercier
Adnate
England
Ball Room to Infamy Killings Shock Williamson
Reverend John Wohl pastor of First Presbyterian was shot and killed by David Stokes, a Virginia lawyer, after a sermon condemning dancing and a cartoon linking ballrooms to infamy sparked wide comment. Stokes was seriously wounded. the two men had been close friends until now.
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John Wohl
Williamsson
David Gokes
Wohl
Stokes
Engine Jumped Track West of Butte
A Northern Pacific through train from the coast to St Paul derailed five miles west of Butte Montana after two unknown tramps were killed while riding on the baggage car. Engineer Nat Kellum and Fireman Ole Johnson of Missouri were badly injured as the engine left the rails.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Nat Kellum
Ole Johnson
Missoula
Federation of Labor Opens Annual Convention in Louisville
The American Federation of Labor held its annual convention at Music hall Louisville starting at 10 o clock with about 250 delegates in attendance and 210 voting members. President Samuel Gompers opened the gathering, after an address of welcome by William M Higgins editor of the Kentucky Irish American, which he acknowledged in returning remarks.
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Louisville
American Federation of Labor
Music Hall
Gompers
William M. Higgins
Kentucky Irish-American
The Quick or the Dead
John Armstrong Chanter, missing since last Thursday from Bloomingdale Insane asylum, is suspected to have traveled south to find his ex wife Amelia Rives known as Princess Troubetskoy author of The Quick of the Dead. Colorado and Gulf railroad telegraph operators strike halting the line and demanding higher wages. President Kruger reaches The Hague with no large demonstration.
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New York
John Armstrong Chanter
Bloomingdale
Galveston
Colorado and Gulf Railroad
Santa Fe
Chilean Cabinet Resigns Over International Differences
Valparaiso reports the Chilean cabinet has resigned amid international differences.
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Valparaiso
Cheyenne area forecast with cooling and storm system
Forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity calls for a pair of cooler nights tonight and Friday. A moderate energy storm moves through central over the Dakotas with light rain or snow over South Dakota and Nebraska. Mild conditions continue generally in central and western districts. Local data: 24 hours to 1 a.m. max 42, min 20, precip 0.01. W. 8. Palmer, Election Director.
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Cheyenne and Vicinity
Dakotas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Palmer
Proud of the Boy and Palmer Corntousel in township tale
A brief, humorous squib features Palmer Corntousel boasting about paying for his son Joslar's schooling and his pride in the boy. The piece notes the father's claim about Joslar's supposed lack of learning while joking about the town's Australian ballot and voting certainty.
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Anld Palmer Corntousel
Joslar
Washington Btar
Washington News and Officials Removals and Appointments
Orders remit Commissary General Began’s sentence and restore him to active duty in Washington. General Hagan retires under the thirty years rule, Weston promoted to fill his vacancy. Minister Wu seeks details of the Peking envoy agreement after meeting with Secretary Hay. Manley may receive the international revenue commissionership. Yerkes or Wilson successor considered. Senate backs Hay Pauncefote treaty. House advances army reorganization. Ways and Means mulls revenue tax cuts. beer tax plan rejected. stamp withdrawal moved up.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Chas. FP
Hagan
Bagan
John Weston
State Department
Republican National
Mainow
International Revenue Commissionership
Senator Scott
Yerkes
Kentucky
Scott
Senate
George W. Wilson
House
House Committee On Ways and Means
Red Hot Iron Fiend is Jailed Amid Lynch Threats in Kentucky
William Gibson, accused of torturing his 2 year old step daughter to death with red hot irons in Maysville Kentucky, was jailed this morning as a mob forms. A street car passenger recalls the tense scene and a bystander’s emotional speech contrasts with the anger rumbling outside the jail.
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Maysville
William Gibson
Gibson
Washington
Peculiar Wyoming Elk Parts Case Heard in Cody
In Cody Wyoming two men faced trial before Judge May Den over elk parts and teeth sales banned by law. Both claimed they did not know the prohibition and were fined a minimum 25 dollars plus costs totaling 27 dollars 50 cents each.
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Wyoming
Mayden
Cody Club
Pleasant Woodcraft reception for Carrie Van Oredal in Pendleton
The Women of Woodcraft auxiliary to Woodmen of the World hosted a welcoming reception for Carrie C. Van Oredal grand guardian neighbor from Pendleton Oregon during her first visit. Music refreshments and an informative address enhanced the evening. Van Oredal departed for the west the next morning.
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Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Carrie C. van Oredal
Pendleton
Oregon
Grand Guardian
van Oredal
West
Water Commissioner Appointed in Grey Bull District
W Wood of Otto has been appointed water commissioner for district No. 8 division No. 4 in the new Grey Bull district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wood
Otto
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