Cheyenne Leader Highlights Laramie Excursion and News
Cheyenne Leader reports sale of Laramie excursion tickets by Mayor Murray at a reduced price with escort, details on Industrial Convention in Laramie, Cheyenne’s support for delegates Carroll Bartlett and Slack, and local notes on rail, hotel, and politics. It notes Abraham Isaac of Chicago, Danes, and Captain Dewey references, plus civic ambitions and railway issues affecting Wyoming.
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Murray
Laramie
Messrs. W. P. Carroll
I. S. Bartlett
B. A. Slack
Leader
Tribune
Sherman Tunnel
Dale Creek
Warms Wyoming Delegates to See Roosevelt and State Leaders
The article notes Missouri supporters plan to show visitors the state’s institutions during a convention. It mentions President Roosevelt’s desk discipline and a gathering at the Willard hotel with notable figures including Gen. Brooks, Gen. Randall, and others. It also reports rumors about George Gould gaining a controlling stake in Colorado Southern Railroad.
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Senator Warren
Willard Hotel
John R. Brooks
George M. Randall
A. Willis van Devanter
van Devanter
Mondell
Richardson and Dean
G. Henry
R. G. Clagger
Wyoming
George Gould
Colorado Southern Railroad Company
Aguinaldo declines habeas relief in Manila letter
The war department reports a letter from Aguinaldo to his Manila lawyer declining a writ of habeas corpus. He thanks supporters but says he will not seek release while a fellow Filipino remains jailed or deported for the Philippine republic. He suggests aiding other prisoners instead.
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C. W. Sweet
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
City
Dewey
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
War Department
Aguinaldo
Manila
Courts of Justice
Philippine Republic
Bill's Nerve and Mock Verse Clash With Law and Society
An item from the Douglas Budgett notes strong opposition to an anti gambling law but urges enforcement after February 22. A Denver Post verse ridicules untrustworthy types, from almanac editors to a boastful flirt, in a satirical reproof of social pretensions.
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Douglas Budgett
Bill
Rawlins
Denver Post Scripts A Folio of Quips and Contemporary Notices
A montage of brief items and jests from Denver post coverage including quips about astronomy not a comet, public figures like Fighting Joe Wheeler, Queen Lillie barred from hotels, race and religion debates, political barbs, and social anecdotes. It notes Isaac Wolf feeding Thanksgiving children, a push for extraordinary legislative action to rename a figure, and light commentary on the White House, vaccination trends among Eastern women, and Sousa's band.
School Bonds for Sale Notice in Fremont County
Bids invited for four $175 school house bonds of School District No. 14 Fremont County Wyoming at up to 6 percent interest with semiannual coupons. Bonds dated January 15 1902 mature through January 15 1907 and annually thereafter. Bid deadline January 11 1902 at 5 p m opened by George W Woolf clerk Lost Cabin.
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Wyoming
Board of Directors
Fremont
State of
Fremont County
Board of Trustees
George W. Woolf
Postoffice
Lost Cabin
Wyo
Man Sues Firm for 50000 After Imprisonment
Harnest Wade, ex employee of Wells Fargo & Compress at Chihuahua in 1901, sues the firm for 50000 claiming false imprisonment after a 10000 package was stolen. He states he was jailed four days in a bare cell, then held in public prison sweeping streets, with no charges against him and release after five months.
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Dl Paso
Tex
Harnest Wade
Wells, Fargo, & Compress Company
Chihuahua
Verestchagin Seeks Roosevelt Scene at Chicago Exhibition
Moscow painter Verestchagin visited the Auditorium Annex to study animal life for an exposé work. He plans a San Juan Hill charge scene featuring President Roosevelt and intends to depict the president as he is, with a Washington visit to render the scene.
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Chicago
Verestchagin
Moscow
Auditorium Annex
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
Washington
Notice of Sale of District School Bonds Kaycee Wyoming
Sealed proposals for coupon bonds of School District No 8 Johnson County Kaycee Wyoming for 800 dollars par value. Bonds dated January 1 1902 6 percent interest semi annual. Redeemable 100 dollar installments from 1903 to 1910. Bids sealed and opened Dec 31 1901, in Kaycee. Proceeds fund two schoolhouses. Authorised by Wyoming statutes.
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Kaycee
Wyo
Johnson County
Wyoming
Buffalo
Wyoming Industrial Convention in Laramie December 11 12 1901
The Wyoming Industrial Convention will convene in Laramie on December 11 and 12, 1901. Prominent delegates and local leaders are expected to attend to discuss industrial development and economic policies.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Doctor Jack Pot Consolidated Mining Company
Kent Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
M. Woods
St. Louis
Commonwealth of Good
Wyoming Hdritorial Association
Wyoming Industrial Convention
Laramie
Board of Trade
Business Men’s Organization
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