Welcome Twentieth Century and New Year Hopes
The Cheyenne Leader notes the arrival of the twentieth century with reflections on past century innovations, progress in telegraphy, air navigation, and potential future discoveries. It expresses optimism for peace, mercy, and societal reform, urging a forward-looking stance as nations seek humane settlements. It cites mining camp labor figures and an aphorism about cucumbers doubling output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Hague
Instructive Sermons and Christmas Reflections
A sermon discusses Joseph and Mary listening to Simeon about Jesus and urges leaving behind hate and starting anew with the New Year. Reports on Rev. G. C. Davin at First Baptist Church praising religion’s mission to bless nations, plus a column of reflections on dating and marriage from the New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Werein
Baptist Church
G. C. Davin
Jacob
Pharoah
Wuld
Severe Cold Wave Grips Wyoming and surrounding areas
A historic cold wave from the central Rocky Mountain region tightens its grip from Wyoming to eastern Colorado and into Iowa and Kansas. Lander reports 28 below, Cheyenne 18 below, with temperatures rising tonight and Tuesday and a minimum range of 6 to 10 degrees below zero. Local data show a maximum 4 above and minimum 18 below with light precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Lander
Dover
Iowa
Kansas
Lake
Palmer
Copper Strike Promises Rich Copper Bodies Near Cooney Hill
Will Barry reports a promising copper discovery in Sybille country a few days ago. A rock sample from croppings south of Cooney Hill camp shows native copper in considerable quantity and the ore remains copper impregnated from surface downward, suggesting rich copper bodies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Barry
Sybille
Cooney Hill
Wheatland World
Iron Mountain Ranch stockholders meet in Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice states the regular annual meeting of Iron Mountain Ranch stockholders will be held at the company office in Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday January 14 1901 at 10 o clock am for the election of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain Ranch Company
TY F Burke
Delaware
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hi President Cleveland to speak at Peirce School graduation
The Hi President Cleveland is to deliver the annual address at the graduation exercises of the forty sixth class of Peirce school in the Academy of Music Philadelphia. Are you going to have one of these pancake data asked the girl in the storm cellar. Yes just as soon as I can raise the dough replied the girl in the for jacket.
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Dun & Co
Weed
New York
Adirondacks
Lawrence Bryant
Levy
N.ff
Wind Cave
Rapid City
S. D
City Council
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kruger
Transvaal
Richard Lamberson
North Littlehock
Ann
Frank Richardson
Savannah
WW & Woman
Man
Lalnig
Gumners
Dariem
Chicago
Eroy M.riper
First National Bank of
SS Mary's
Yellowstone
Austin
Tex
Soulevbo
Alabama
Union of
Buffalo
M. Y
United States
Frank P. Kennett
Hoa ‘Mill
Mitch
Mies
Clara Schneider
Hannah Laidlaw
Fal River
Mass
Frank Smith
Brooklyn
Kar
Senate
Calo. Bryan
Cleveland
Maganon
Kansas
Baltimore
Peirce School
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Notice for Publication in the Wyoming District Court
Notice details the probate of Ada Amburgh deceased with Morris Wasserman seeking letters testamentary. It sets the proving date in Laramie County Wyoming and includes publication and contest instructions to interested parties. The document lists court clerk T. J. Fisher and references related land and homestead queries and a separate land office notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Wyoming
Morris Wasserman
T. J. Fisher
Americans Teach Allies In City Street Contrast
An analysis praises American governance and policing in a Chinese city quarter, contrasting it with German and Japanese areas. It lauds U S efficiency in municipal administration and transport lessons from China while noting the strong presence of British, American, and Japanese controls at market gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whigham
China
United States
Germany
Peking
Qharter
Notice for Publication of Final Proof for Homestead
Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming gives notice that Joseph Neese of Hecla Wyoming has filed for final proof to support his homestead claim. The proof will be before the Cheyenne register on January 8 1901. Witnesses named include Hugh McGee Thomas Castie and Henry G Enders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iide
Carlos
Culieel
Agaidel Dholicdieau
Wade August Li
Love
Ura
Aowosuip Ze N
Kange
Jolmu W. Maiiiaog
Ciitestee
Thas
Joan W. Mailiison
Matiison
Menin
United States
Hunton Gaited Steen
Fort Lara
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jozeph Neese
Hecla
Wyo
Hugh McGee
Thomas Castie
Henry G. Enders
KB. Chaplin
Register
Nelson F. Patten
Little Bear
Samuel Green
Edward A. Rivenberg
Dugald RK. Whitaker
Land Office Adjudication and Notices From Cheyenne Wyoming 1900
Multiple official notices from Cheyenne Wyoming district sources dated December 5 1900 outline proof hearings for land claims January 10 1901 names Nelson F Patten and witnesses for residence and cultivation and lists land parcels and township ranges. Also includes legal notices to Frank Ambrose and J T Norton with court dates and an annual meeting notice for First National Book of Cheyenne and a probate notice for Arthur Richardson estate with January 18 1901 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ambrose
Chicago
Ptook
First National Book of
Cheyenne
Mystery List of Names Appears in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and initials linked to Albany Laramie Carbon and other Wyoming counties. The text mentions attendances and a December event by a company with a guiding notice but lacks coherent context or dates.
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A. Black
Fubliseer
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Winding
Battle Lake Minor
Cuba
Island
Louis
Around the World
Boston
Schley
George M. Pullman
Chicago City Railway
British West Indies
Pingree
Michigan
New Jersey
St. Paul Mead
Alliance
Omaha
Cudahy
Duluth
Minn
University of California
Senator Foraker
Harrison
Ann Arbor
Carolinas
Henry Litheo
Toronto
Canada
D. F. Moffatt
Denver
Colo
Citizens Union of
R. W. Burns
Mountain View
J. Johnson
Gober
Tez
South Africa
Billa
Nebraska
Chblo
Texas
Carrie 2 Ge Si
Wichita
Kans
Joseph
Mary
Simeon
Ben
Laraei
New York Press
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Departueu
Davenor
Unite
Ples Land
Ullice
Wauyeune
la Grange
Bear Crook
Lagamie County
Parry
Washington
Currant Fire Company
Cheyenne Banitary Company
Furgueon Atrent
Laquire
Jd. W. Griffin
Cert Sher
Clark District Court
J. T. Norton
Laranmb
First Judicial District
Arthur Hichardson
Laraba
Halpertoe
the Capitol
Harry Hynds
Bibys
S Opera” Houses
Stahle & Bailey
Herrmann ‘the Great
Tab
Neptune
Lac Supplice de Lutece
America
Nosses
Wyoming Legislature
Johm McGill
Rock Creek
Albany
H. G. Balch
H. Laramie
A. C. Thomas
Meeteesos
David Rusk
Rawlies
Carbon
L. G
Davis
Saratoga
J. T. Williams
Douglas
Conversa
Melvin Nichola
Sundance
Crook
Wm. Madden
Walton
Fremont
Wilson McBride
Johnson
Senatory
Republian
Mumbers
HOUSE
Atherly
Sherman
Rich
Butler
Laramie
Gao
A. Hertady
Lararais
L. Hicks
John Held
Hatton
G. Shaw
Ten Sleep
Big Horn
Harry
Hoos Hansen
Hawlins
Platt
Collins
B. Cooper
Guthrie
Converse
Henry T. Gray
Lusk
White
Box Sider
Aera
Salisbury
Linden
Ofoo
Sint
American Plan
J. H. Fullerton
Wiyomuing Commandery
Templar
Masonic Hall
Hoyt
W. Gila
Recorder
Umbyenne Lodg
A. F
Henry Bunder
W. Ofll
Acacia Lodge NO
A. FT
G. N. Putter
W. M. Po
F. A. Lyon
D.C. Evans
Morey
Nineteenth Streets
Cheyens
Burlington
Baltimore, Md
General Transfer Business Office
West
Nant Pecs
Inter Ocean
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