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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
2
In a Fort Worth style public debate the pursuit of J W Price after an assault on Perry highlights community anger over provocation and perceived justice. The piece discusses arrests, railway passes, and the wider impact on peace and trade amid ongoing political and labor tensions.
The Colorado Springs Telegraph argues Mr Reed Smoot should be judged by current actions not religious ties. It notes Roberta vs Smoot case differences and asserts polygamy beliefs alone should not block a Mormon candidate from the United States Senate.
Barrow accompanied the Douglas football team to Casper and earned praise as a top rooter. The game featured eleven brown clad players against eleven white, with brutal, high‑spirited play. J. DeForest Richards captained the home team in the second half as both sides fought valiantly in a clean, hard contest.
Cheyenne Lodge No. 600 will hold memorial exercises tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the opera house. Three members Morris Wasserman Jesse H Loomis and Charles P Vary have died this year. Program includes prayers eulogies solos and a male quartet with officers and trustees named.
Ruginesr James Grogap, injured in Kansas City last week, set a union Pacific record with a nonstop run from Bragaton, Wye to Omaha, Nebraska covering 026 miles and a leg from Kee Platte to Omaha of Sas eStare.
The Wyoming treasurer George B. Abbott reports a highly favorable state financial condition. He notes a rising general fund balance, reduced delinquent taxes, strong land fund receipts, increased investments, and steady bond debt repayments easing interest burdens.
The letter defends strikers against insults to officials and explains their stance on a former Union Pacific architect turned machinist. It also includes travel notices for the Colorado and Southern railway via Fort Worth and Memphis, plus a creditors notice for Susan Brown and a Denver rail map offer from T. B Fisher.
Proposals call for one double barrack one bakery and brick structures due by November 1 1904 plans and bid forms available at Depot Quartermasters offices in Chicago St Paul St Louis Omaha and Denver. The U S reserves right to accept or reject bids. Proposals for cavalry horses due December 8 1902 at Fort Mackenzie Wyoming. Envelopes marked Proposals for Cavalry Horses. Lt Col J W Pope Chief Q M.
The notice to subscribers asks readers to inform the Leader's office if they do not receive the paper each afternoon. It instructs subscribers to report starts and stops through the Leader's business office and notes carriers cannot take orders.
The Colorado and Southern railway launches another daily fast train between Denver and Fort Worth with standard Pullman sleepers cafe cars and first class coaches. It also adds a Denver to Memphis Pullman sleeper via Amarillo and Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf, the only through service Colorado to the Oklahoma Indian Territories.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of November 1902 letters testamentary with will annexed were granted to the executrix Mary Volk for the estate of John Volk deceased. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months or be barred from any benefit. within one year from the letters they are forever debarred. Also notice of the annual meeting of Neosho Valley Oil Gap and Mineral Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 20, 1904 at 10 o clock for the board of trustees.
An advertisement touts piano buying advantages highlighting guaranteed service and favorable exchange terms. It promotes direct ownership from the dealer, low risk payments, and a five year warranty or replacement option, with a Cheyenne address and a selection including Fisher Kimball Ludwig Hobart M Cable and Steinway pianos.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Daily except Sunday timetable for mixed routes. Mentions West Bound and South Bound trains with close times, stations including La Grange Creek and South Bend, but many details are garbled and unclear.
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