05 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1901
Page
1
Topeka early this morning Mrs Nation and five companions attacked saloons. A negro watchman overpowered Nation during a melee after doors were smashed and a hatchet used. She fought back and was jailed without bail pending next Thursday's trial. Children were urged from jail to wreck city saloons.
Vienna reports the newly elected Reichstag opening with Emperor Joseph delivering a glowing tribute to the late queen and expressing sorrow at the murder of King Humbert of Italy. He voiced satisfaction with efforts to restore order in China.
Early today the Exposition House, the city’s oldest hotel, burned down. One man died in the flames and many guests jumped from windows, with fears that five more are fatally injured amid the frantic escape.
New York report says six new school houses will open for students in Manhattan and the Bronx today. About three hundred additional teachers have been appointed to staff the expanded facilities as many children lack regular schooling or are crowded in inadequate quarters, necessitating uninterrupted construction and operation.
Paris dispatch reports Emperor Francis Joseph may wed actress Frau Schratt soon. The World notes affectionate ties with the imperial family, including the late empress’s sister. He is said to elevate Schratt to Countess von Hoxtenburgh after marriage.
Maud Mershon dies at St Luke's hospital in Denver linked to alleged medical malpractice. Police issued a warrant for Walter W. Clark, a union depot checkman who fled town after learning of the case. Clark reportedly planned to wed Miss Mershon.
New York on February 5 determined whether Mrs Howard Gould dresses fit as her dressmaker Mary F Linth sues for the balance of a bill. The garments will be tried on before the jury in the city court.
Henry Youtsey, convicted of complicity in Governor Goebel's murder, was moved from Louisville to Georgetown jail and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Emperor William and royal suite depart London for home after affectionate farewells with the English king and queen. A cheering crowd thronged the streets, giving him a popular ovation as he left.
London reports King Edward faces throat cancer with doctors deeming the case hopeless and the king acknowledging his condition as he struggles to speak. The illness is noted as familial and compared to other European rulers, signaling a grim royal health crisis.
A Cheyenne prescription service promotes its safety system and trained clerks as a safeguard against errors. It boasts twenty years of success, large fresh stock, and leadership in toilet articles and drug sundries with attractive prices.
Robert F. Hill, 28, hanged in Camden county jail for the murder of his wife Edith, 20, in a jealous fit. He then attempted suicide but failed, walking to his death with apparent bravery as the outcome.
A morning blaze partially destroyed the First National Bank building and damaged the Boston Globe offices next door. The janitor died in the fire and his wife was seriously burned and is expected to die. three firefighters were injured. bank operations were halted.
Coates Bros. wool merchants report a quiet month with steady prices for most grades. Territory order wools show weakness near month end, while quarter-bloods and staples remain in demand. Washed fleeces are scarce. territory stock moderate. London sales opened January 15 and showed little interest. Low wool prices keep manufacturers cautious and inclined to fill contracts. The outlook may improve with winter weather, but carryover risks keep holders wary.
London reports Boer command under Blake threatening Lorenzo Marquez and Portugal seeking British aid. A British squadron ordered to the bay as tensions rise and a subscription pitch for The Leader at 60 cents ends the item.
The Senate debates the Manila military authorities after a free editor's deportation. A resolution of inquiry is submitted. The Secretary of State receives British gratitude for a Victoria memorial tribute to Queen Victoria. General Miles is named lieutenant general and commander in chief, easing prior rumors of conflict with the administration, with further promotions for Chaffee, MacArthur, Young, and other officers.
Cheyenne Rifle club members met at Bergersen's gun store to form a local branch of the League of American Sportsmen. A temporary organization was set with twenty five members needed, with new members to join quickly. A game law proposal would require every hunter to obtain a $1 permit, with revenue funding game-law enforcement.
The Inter Ocean notes Wyoming and other cities with a roster of arriving figures including Natrona County and Laramie County names. The list captures to and from locations like Evanston Wheatland Kemmerer and Omaha plus Chicago and New York travelers. A closing ad promotes free face massage with L Imperiale cream.
All percale shirts priced originally at 1.50 and 1.25 are on sale for 0.75 for five days only and cash purchases.
The best barley and imported Bohemian hops have been approved by chemists from leading nations as pure and wholesome and free from adulteration. Do not accept cheap substitutes. ask for Anheuser-Busch St. Louis beer. Deliveries available citywide.
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