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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1903

Page

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Spain Gets Judgment Over Delayed Torpedo Boats

Edinburg February 18 Lord Killachy a judge of the court of high sessions awarded Spain six thousand pounds against the Clyde Ship Building company for damages due to the delay in delivering four torpedo boats before the Cuban war. Spain argued prompt delivery would have stopped filibustering and the war with the United States.

Edinburg Lord Killachy Court of High Sessons Spain Clyde Ship Building Company United States

Copper War Ends and Rockefeller Leads Copper Trust

A Wall Street rumor claims the copper war ends with John D. Rockefeller at the helm of a new $500 million copper combine possibly named United Metals Selling Company. The plan reportedly aligns with a Sterling line trade pact with the Rothschilds who control Spanish copper. Buechner & Son Jewelers advertise a fresh line of Templar and Consistory charms and rings from manufacturers.

New York Wall Street John D. Rockefeller United Metals Selling Company Standard OU Company Rothschilds Buechner & Son, Jewelers Ferguson Street Buechner & Son

Notice of Hearing for Ancillary Letters Testamentary

Notice to all creditors of Elizabeth Farthing deceased to appear in the district court of the First Judicial district in Laramie County Wyoming on March 9 1903 at 2:00 pm regarding the application of Charles T Farthing for ancillary letters testamentary. Clerk T J Fisher forces the court order dated February 18 1903. February 13 25 March 4 publications.

Elizabeth Farthing District Court First Judicial District State of Wyoming County of Laramie Charles T. Farthing T. J. Fisher

Younger competes with Cody in new Wild West show

Cole Younger announces from Bummit Missouri that he will leave next week to prepare Cole Younger's Wild West show, starting from Chicago in spring. Frank James has reportedly received an offer as performer, a new show will be built, and a $50,000 company is financed by Chicago men. Younger will not appear publicly but will manage the show and aims to avoid implying violation of Minnesota prison pardon obligations. The tour will not include Minnesota.

Leo Bummit Cole Younger Chicago Frank James Younger Anxiou Prison Pardon Board of Minnesota

Meat Packers Enjoined in Far-Reaching Ruling

Judge Crosscup grants an injunction against the meat packers amid a long running suit begun in May. The court finds a restraint of trade by the beef trust and violations of federal statutes. Packers’ attorneys consider appeal within twenty days. default unlikely.

Chicago Crosscup Federal Brewk Court United States Beef Trust

Five Die of Cold Across the Midwest

The Midwest endures a cold wave with readings as low as seven degrees below zero. Five deaths are linked to the deep freeze as states like North Dakota report 30 degrees below and officials forecast a gradual break in the cold spell.

Chicago Middle West Pear Bismarck N. D

Cortelyou Sworn In as Secretary of Commerce and Labor

George B. Cortelyou was sworn in today as secretary of the department of commerce and labor, becoming Roosevelt's cabinet member. Chief Justice Fuller administered the oath in the executive building cabinet room, with Mrs. Cortelyou among the attendees.

Washington George 2B. Cortelyou Department of Commerce and Labor Roosevelt Fuller Executive Building Cortelyou

Germany may press fleet actions in South American waters

Berlin reports Germany could extend naval pressure inSouth American waters to collect debts from Brazil and Colombia. The dispatch notes potential demonstrations to compel payment to the Kaiser’s government.

London Berlin Germany Brazil Colombia

Funston to Lead Pacific Department After Washington Orders

General Funston receives orders to leave the Department of Colorado and take command of the Department of the Pacific and Vancouver to move troops toward the Philippines. He is not expected to depart until April, with Vancouver and northern coast units cleared for departure within two weeks. The department may be without a commander for about four months. Baldwin returns from the Philippines. An appetizing dinner at Bacoees restaurant, 1618 Capitol avenue, by former Cheyenne club chef Charles Coy.

Denver Funston Washington Department of Colorado Department of the Pacific Vancou Vancouver Pacific Baldwin Philippines Bacoees Capitol Avenue Charles Coy Cheyenne Club

Sidetrack Statehood Efforts Face Doubt on Senate Floor

Washington reports discouragement among statehood supporters as the Panama treaty takes floor time in executive session. By noon Senator Quay plans another push for a postal bill vote, but prospects look slim. Republicans, led by Morgan, argue the measure may be tracked for the session.

Washington Quay Morgan

Tornado Strikes Steamer Olive Sinking With Casualties

A tornado hit the passenger steamer Olive in Norfolk causing it to sink near the bottom of the sea. By noon twenty two people were recorded drowned with several others dying from cold. The captain and five crew were saved. Nearby reports note widespread Atlantic coast storms with ships missing and another liner overdue.

Norfolk Olive New York Atlantic

Anarchist Plot Report Prompts German Engineer’s Flight

Barcelona reports an anarchist meeting where a German engineer vowed to attempt to kill Emperor William of Germany. The story follows with news of a high society marriage prospect in New York as Robert Goelet reportedly plans to wed Nannie Shaw, famed as a divorced Gibson Girl.

Barcelona England William New York Robert Goelet Nannie Shaw Boston

Championship chase by Cheyenne Business College

The Cheyenne Business College basketball team aims for the western title after beating Colorado and Nebraska opponents. Highland Wheel club and Tritch teams from Denver come to Cheyenne to challenge the local five, February 28 and later dates, with victory promising a western championship claim. Thirty eight pairs of women shoes on sale at discount. Regular optician visit announced for February 18 and 19 at D Miller's with free examinations. Laundry offers finish and color updates for shirts and collars.

Cheyenne Business College West Colorado Nebraska Highland Wheel Club Denver Cheyenne

Legislature Debates Range Question and Agricultural College

Senate memorial requests Roosevelt to appoint a commission to investigate the range question and debates an election to permanently locate the Agricultural College. Several bills advance or are postponed in both houses as committees work through the general file and consider pay, licensing, and public land issues.

Agricultural College Senate Assembly Roosevelt House Bristol King Madden Fremont County Atherly Hansen Bugas Larsen and Preston Snow J. M Thom United States Schnitger Xunlon

All Winter Goods Sold To Make Room For New Stock

Store promo notes a heavy winter clearance with faded OCR. Mentions discounts on flannelette wrappers and bedding, children's jackets, flannel valets, and ladies wear in various colors. Claims substantial price reductions compared with eastern costs.

Percy Smith

Wyoming House Forges Tax Plan as Govward Talk Grows

The report highlights Colonel Hardin of Sheridan county as a favored gubernatorial candidate and praises his leadership in backing the mines tax bill and measures protecting common interests. It notes two extra clerks chosen in the closing days, Attorney Fourt aiding in bills, and expectation the mine tax bill will pass tomorrow. A postal card from Bob Brecken’s adds a lighter note about a volcano summit in the Sandwich Islands.

Hardin Sheridan County Wyoming Bob Breckens Sandwich Islands

Is Mine Bill Doomed in Senate Recommitment Vote

This afternoon at 3 o'clock the mine tax bill was sent back to the mines and mining committee by a 15 to 0 vote. The move to recommit was led by Levers with Sullivan backing. McGill opposed. Proponents secured a report back by tomorrow at 11 o'clock. The tally lists Hanson Davis Harvey Hawk Laurie Henry Levers Madden Osmond Rogers Sullivan Thomas Thom Williams and Guernsey on the recommit side. Abbott Schnitger Badgette Black Bramel Dinwiddie Frazee Moon opposed.

Senate Committee On Mines and Mining Friends of Levers Sullivan McGill Hanson Davis Harvey Hawk Laurie Henry Madden Osmond Rogers Thomas Thom Williams Guernsey Abbott Schnitger Badgette Black Bramel Dinwiddie Frazee Moon

Personal mentions of Cheyenne area visitors and travelers

Hon BE H Fourt of Lander returns from Denver. J B Boyer county commissioner back from eastern trip. E M Carpenter Denver optician arriving to stay overnight. Max Idelman Jr leaves for Omaha after visiting Cheyenne friends. William Hines Casper H S Ridgeley Cody J B Grimmett Sheridan visit Cheyenne. Miss Nettle Holloway returns from Laramie guest of Senator Prane Mise Ada Wilson Salt Lake en route to Denver. Otto Gramm Sheriff Alfred Cook 58 H Campbell N K Boswell arrive from Jaramie on belated No 102. Mrs Frame wife of Senator Frazee arrives from Laramie to remain during legislative session. She stays at Mrs Holloway's corner Central Ave and Eighteenth St. If you want bargains go to THE CINCINNATI SHOE OO.

BE. H. Fourt Lander Denver J. B. Boyer E. M. Carpenter Max Idelman, Jr Omaha William Hines Casper Ridgeley Cody Mise Ada Wilson Salt Lake Cheyenne Otto Gramm Sherif Alfred Cook H. Campbell N. K. Boswell Jaramie Frame Senator Frazee Laramie

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