Governor Richards plans advance commissioners for Wyoming exhibit
Governor Richards says the 1903 legislature delay requires appointing exhibit commissioners this winter to outline a plan for Wyoming at the Louisiana exposition. He aims for space allotment, public funding not exceeding 30,000, and a strong information bureau with literature and small ore samples for applicants. Carey notes display size impresses visitors.
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Richards
Smilar
Wyoming
Tennessee
J. M. Carey
Wyoming's Bright Future At Industrial Convention
Wyoming's Industrial convention in Laramie emphasized the state's mineral resources irrigation potential and prospects for iron coal copper and oil development. Delegates urged public awareness and eastern investment to build reservoirs ditches and infrastructure for agricultural and industrial growth.
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Denver Republican
Wyoming
Whielm
Laramie
Colorado
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Jaramie
Les
Grand Encampment
Union
East
Laramie Hosts Notable Industrial Convention
Wyoming convention at Laramie drew about 150 delegates with over 100 prominent non delegates. The mineral exhibit from across the state, especially Laramie County, drew praise. Nagel orchestra and Maennerchor hall renovations highlighted proceedings as locals praised hotels for stable pricing and officials urged state support for St Louis exposition. Governor Richards and Mondell seen as likely political contenders. A convicts transfer occurred during sessions and Miss Burke the city’s rising vocalist impressed attendees. New baby welcomed to the Daley household.
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Wyoming
Laramie
West
Laramie County
St. Louis
A. Slack
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles M. Reeves
Leader
No One to Blame in Mrs. Briggs Tragedy
The Laramie Boomerang and Denver papers dispute blame for the death of Mrs. Briggs. Authorities are accused of negligence, while it is stated no one was at fault. She jumped from the train after it was left unstaffed, and rescuers acted promptly on Wednesday night.
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Washington
Laramle
Richards
Mondell
Congress
Laramie
Briggs
Denver
Chicago News
Lazenby
Albert Lazemby
Unity Church
Rey
Mr. Lazenby
Chicago Record-Herald
Wyoming
Board of Directors
Fremont
State of
Fremont County
Board of Trustees
George W. Woolf
Lost Cabin
Wyo
Alex Duffy Buys Lot 6 Block 113 for $850
Mr. Alex Duffy purchased from Mrs. Isabela McNeil lot 6 in block 113 for $850. The Leader Job Department notes finest styles of printed stationery offered on short notice.
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Alex Duffy
Isabela McNeil
Wyoming Editors Invited to Yellowstone Park Tour
The Wyoming Press Association plans its annual convention in Buffalo and United States Commissioner Meldrum invites Wyoming journalists to visit Yellowstone. He promises press-friendly terms, rail access, and a comprehensive park tour to gain material for copy and broaden understanding of the state.
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Wyoming Press Association
Buffalo
Wyo
United States
Meldrum
Yellowstone Park
Leader
Mammoth Hot Springs
Slack
Men of
Wyoming
Park
Chaplin
John W. Meldrum
Warren
St. Louis Exposition
Meldrumwell
Grandpa joins circus outing with boy at entrance
The New Century Infant story follows Willie aged 5 at the circus main entrance guiding a venerable gray bearded man. Willie explains grandpa wanted to see the animals and he came along to take care of him, at the tent doorway.
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Willie
Conversation on describing women's figures sparks city debate
In Yonkers, readers discuss how terms stout and fat are used by women to describe friends and former friends. The exchange appears in the Yonkers Statesman alongside Leader subscription notes.
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Patience
Patrice
Yonkers
Watching Wyoming and the new cabinet idea
A letter from St Louis 1901 notes Wyoming’s push for a Wyoming exhibit at the world’s fair and a hoped cabinet position for commerce and industries. It discusses congress plans for a federal department and the president’s views, with historical cabinet growth context.
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Litle Bear
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