Cheyenne Leader Announces 1900 Subscription Rates
The Cheyenne Leader page notes daily Leader subscription rates for one year and marks the issue as a Saturday edition dated December 15 1900.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
2
Davis Likely Nomination for Cheyenne Mayor
On the street today Republicans favor N. R. Davis as the next Cheyenne mayor, viewing the office seeking the man rather than the reverse.
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N. R. Davis
Cheyenne
Life Value Over Profit Cited In Cheyenne Leader Report
The Cheyenne Leader published an expert report condemning the un sanitary condition of the place and notes the town’s tribute complains as a traveling comedy troupe leaves, causing some business losses. The Casper Tribune calls for commendation of the Leader's efforts and asserts human life is more valuable than dollars.
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Casper Tritoune
Converse County Tops Banner Republican Vote Share
Converse county landed 66.3 percent of its votes for the head of the Republican ticket, edging out Natrona by nine-tenths of a percent to claim banner Republican county status. National totals show 66.4 percent, with observers noting Mondell receiving 65.7 percent in their district.
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Converse County
Hat County
Natrowa County
Converse
Slater County
Congrossman
Onsines
Mondell
Tribune
Colonel Cody’s Carey land act irrigation push faces delays
Five years after selecting public land Colonel William F Cody began work on an irrigation ditch under the Carey act. He faces technical delays while planning a trip to Washington to press authorities. The Leader notes his patience and vast resources may prevail, predicting eventual success if he endures. The Casper Derrick reports unrelated political notes on apportionment and capitol relocation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cody
Pi Jorge
Washington
Cody
United States
Bin
Pointed Paragraphs from a Fractured Newspaper Text
Fragmented lines discuss social observations on wealth time and virtue with garbled phrases. The piece mentions a man with a million as a capital fellow and references advice for vice and bread, plus mismatched lines about love and the minister.
Quotations on Knowledge Wit and Weather in Verse
A mosaic of wry aphorisms on manners, wealth, race, and love. The quips compare schooling, politeness, luck in racing, artistry, and weather to everyday life. Notable lines include the ethics of looking away, speed versus fate, and the hidden value of charity and opinion.
Church notices list Sunday services across local congregations
Trinity German Lutheran Corner Twentieth and House holds services 10:30 am with Sunday school 5:10 pm. South Congregational and East 12th street prayer meet at 2:30 with Mia Peterson. First Baptist morning 11 am and 7:30 pm sermons. First Presbyterian 18th and Ferguson sermon subjects The Hallowed Name and A Famous Trial. First Methodist 11 am and 7:30 pm topics What In Religion and Substitutes for God. Sunday school times vary. all welcome.
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Trinity German Lutheran Church
South Congregational Church
Mia Peterson
East 12Th Street
Annette Becker
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Eghteenth and
Fergueon Streets
Horton H. McQuilkin
C. B
First Methodist Church
Benjamin Young
Epworth League
Systematic Robbery Report In Laramie Barbershop Saloon
Jim Clash, a Negro porter, was arrested in Laramie for robbing the Bath saloon on Grand Avenue. A stash of liquor was found hidden under cellar coal, suggesting ongoing systematic theft of Bath’s reserve stock. Jim Hill, another Black man, was jailed for assaulting a Black woman yesterday.
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Laramie
Wyo
Jim Clash
John Bath
Grand Avenue
Bath
Jim Hill
Beautiful death by own action shocks New York hotel scene
Miss Pauline Feste of St Louis, young and beautiful, killed herself at a New York hotel, kneeling beside her bed with a pistol. She left letters to contacts in New Orleans Paris and Crystal City. No motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Feste
St. Louis
New Orleans
Paris
Crystal City
Forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity and storm impacts
Forecasts show a chilly night and Sunday cooler conditions in Cheyenne with fair general weather elsewhere from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast. Severe storm in San Francisco disrupts telegraphic links. exact center position unclear. Maximum 61, minimum 19 degrees. Section Director urges attendance at the square dance ball on December 31st for New Year’s Eve.
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Cheyenne
San Francisco
Rocky MoontAlne
Atlantic
Mimdasippi
Lake
American soda fountains and oddities in early 1900s news
The piece surveys American soda fountains in England and Europe, noting Birmingham chemist ventures and the spread of ice cold beverages like phosphates and ice cream sodas, amid physician cautions. It also sketches social tidbits about European aristocrats, fashion, and a Wyoming land notice with final proof dates and witnesses.
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England
Birmingham
Great Britain
Land Office Notice of Timber Land Purchase Claim
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces John L. Jordan of Iron Mountain Laramie County Wyoming filed sworn statement No 160 to purchase part of section 4 township 1 north range 69 west with proof to show timber value over agriculture. Witnesses named and final date January 4 1901 for claim presentation. Notice also lists Joseph Neese Hecla Wyoming with witness list and January 8 1901 as proof date.
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Department of the Interior, Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Bert A. Morton
Islay
Dan M. Arnold
David Morton
James Morton
Alexander Nin
W. BE. Chaplin
United States Land Office
William Reed
Diamond
Joseph Reed
William Clay
Ae W. Breckens
Cheyenne Ye
Department of the Interior. Land. Ofice
Joseph Neese
Hecla
H. E
Hugh McGee
Thomas Castle
Henry G. Enders
W. E. Chaplin
Notice for Publication Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming 1900
Notice announces land patent proceedings at Cheyenne Wyoming with multiple names and dates. It lists land parcels in townships 19 north range 60 west and 17 north range, with witnesses and dates in 1900 1901. Individuals named include Donald McDonald Nelson F Patten Edward A Aban von Wyo and others from Diamond Iron Mountain and Little Bear.
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Department of the Interior, Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Vis
Nelson F. Patten
Little Bear
H. Kk
Henamen
Edward A. Aban
Dugald
Legal Notice to Frank Ambroes in Wyoming Divorce Case
A petition for divorce was filed in Laramie County Wyoming by Olive Ambrone alleging cruelty drunkenness and non support. Ambroes must respond to the petition by January 26 2001 in the district court.
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Frank Ambroes
Chicago
Iic
District Court of
Laramie County
Wyoming
Olive Ambrone
Petiion
Cheyenne Fire Volunteers Fundraiser and Ball News
Cheyenne honors its best equipped volunteer fire service with city support for horses fuel and gear. Boys pay twenty five cents monthly for fire calls. funds cover expenses and a relief fund for injuries. Durant Fire Company hosts a grand ball on New Year’s Eve to raise money with citizen support urged.
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Cheyenne
Durant Fire Company
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Passer
Cheyenne, Wyo
Davis
Man
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Cody's Irrigation Project
Casper Derrick
Albany County
DeWet
George Perry
The
Rawlins Republican
Perry
Wheat and World
Bryan
Lincoln
Casper Tribune
Natrona County
Derrick
Negro Porter
Miss Feste
Devil Fish
City of Mexico
Juan Maza
Yucatan
Merida
Gulf
Weather Report
Oquarant Fine Company
Denver
Colorado
Santa Claus
de Castellane
Neeley
Rathbone
Hagan
Goulds
Castellanes
Anna
New Haven
Duke of Manchester
Eagan
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Sos
Jersey
Lily
Papa Zimmerman
Jay Gould
First National Bank of
George BE. Abbott
City Matters
Glafcke
Agata
Padgett
Sterling
D. Miller
Petguson
Metropolitan Bowl
Heorth
Dale & Fowl Clase
Laguire
Griwin
Department of the Interior, Land Uiice
Peter Amie
H. BE
N. BR
Donald McDonald
RK. C. Sujette
Iron Mountain
Joseph Strong
Hay
Joseph E. Reed
Diamond, Co
W. EB. Chaplin
Aegis
W. Bomaplin
Rogiater
Fire Boys
Sheyenne
Ming
General Transfer Business
Sixteenth Street
Pera’ House
Stahle & Bailey
Orpheum
Martin Beck
Severus Schaffer
Johnson
Davenport
Lorello
Farmer
Louise Dresser
Jack Norworth
Bertie Fowler
Mimic
Weston & Herbert
Comograph
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Comedienne
Comedietta
Ellin
the City Pharmacy
Mo. Ae
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Rock Springs
Hanna
Mares
Union. Mercantile Co
Fergusgon Street
Cee
FAW B
Black & Clark
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Northern
Paul Milatzo
Metropolitan Hotel
W. Griffin
E. Roedel
Falar
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