04 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
1
Strikers and union agents conduct efforts in Rawlins and other points to recruit machinist apprentices. Six men left in this city and their absence will impact local work. Boilermaker leaders say President McNeil will visit the Wyoming division soon to mobilize additional workers.
Lam evening J Barneardeft in St. Cloud Minnesota in charge of J C Cameron the boy convict who escaped was captured by Sheriff Smalley Cameron's time was up yesterday having served two months judge Riner rearrested and extradition papers arranged he starts back to Minnesota to serve three more years Weather Cheyenne forecast fair tonight and Thursday Keefe hall February 2nd musical club 60 cents Cheyenne Steam Laundry advertises rough family washing Dr Barkwell's office at Keefe hall rooms M4 and 35 telephone 155 Y
Hon. Willis Gorge Emerson delivers a long tribute to Wyoming at the Second Industrial Convention praising frontier heritage, natural wonders, mineral wealth, irrigation projects, and the state’s future growth. He extols Clark, Warren, Mondell and invites settlers to Wyoming. The piece ends noting a Saturday Musical Club Concert in Cheyenne.
A display of Beautiful Mohairs Elamines Buntings Melrose Sicilians Alma and Snow Flake Saltings and the latest cross goods are presented for shoppers.
Governor DeForest Richards pardons William F. Bryant, jailed eight years for manslaughter in Fremont county. Petition signed by 165 state leaders and Fremont county legislative delegation supports pardon. Bryant killed a prostitute in a house of ill repute at Lander while intoxicated and has dependents to support.
Charles Lucas announces The Red Light Restaurant after renovation at 612 West 17th Street. Open night and day offering meath and short orders with lunches a specialty and guaranteed satisfaction. Proprietor Charles Lucas promotes public catering service.
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