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17 Jan 1902
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Cheyenne Daily Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
1
Tooth Brush Satisfaction and Store Offerings
A dealer promotes tooth-brush satisfaction with two price points fifteen and sixty cents at The Palace. The retailer warns against poor brushes that pull out bristles and break, claiming their stock is reliable and offers good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Aztec Town Is Almost Wiped Out
Laredo Texas dispatch reports a terrible earthquake at Chilpacin o Guerrero devastating the old Aztec town near the capital. Six hundred believed dead, with vast destruction and many missing as details remain scarce. The quake also sent tremors to Mexico City and Acapulco, but offshore casualty counts are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Los
Chilpacin
Guerrero
Acapulco
Venezuela Telegram Sparks Diplomatic Tone
London reports a Venezuelan government telegram noting the English steamer Ben Righ arrived yesterday and was described as inimical to Venezuela. The Foreign Affairs Ministry signed the cable, and no reply has been issued as officials question its peppery character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Venezuela
Ben Righ
Bank thief suspect released as insufficient evidence
St Louis reports I N Hughes freed after a week in jail on suspicion in the stock yards bank robbery. Police believe he led the gang but lack incriminating testimony to hold him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
I. N. Hughes
Stock Yards
No News of the Condor Believed Lost at Sea
A steamer from Honolulu reports no trace of the British warship Condor after departure January 10. Authorities fear she foundered on the voyage to Victoria. Meanwhile a second Walla Walla wreck victim was recovered, identified as James Gallagher, bearing life preservers when picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Condor
Victoria
Walla Walla
James Gallagher
Governor Shaw Grants Unprecedented Clemency in Iowa
Iowa Governor Shaw closed his term by releasing a public statement revealing 476 prisoners received executive clemency in the past year, a figure unprecedented in state history. He will assume the treasury post in Washington next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moines
Shaw
Treasury Department
Washington
Iowa
Largest oil strike hits McKensie well in Boulder district
Boulder Colorado January 1 drilling at 2 A M penetrated cap rock into old rock. The McKensie well now holds much oil forcing a halt to drilling. The find is considered the district’s biggest to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
McKensie
Governor to Call Colorado Legislature for Extra Session
Governor Ormad told a Western Press representative at noon today he will convene an extra session of the Colorado legislature tomorrow. The session date will be within a week or two. The legislature will be asked to pass revenue measures and to prohibit corporate challenges to regulations while establishing commissions to control and regulate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ormad
Western Presa
Colorado
Lovers' Perjuries Kill Two in Missouri Tragedy
Crowds in Donaldson, Missouri, mourn Gerty Clifford and Fred Brockman killed in a Hart's livery stable shooting. A note in Brockman's pocket may reveal motives tied to a lovers' quarrel as the coroner considers the disputed cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Hart's
Gerty Clifford
Donaldson, Mo
Fred Brockman
Brookman
Jo i
Lunatic Herald to Appear From Lunatics Magazine
St. Louis Missouri January 17 A monthly periodical edited by and for lunatics is planned from Owaneco Illinois. General A J Leeper announces the Lunatic Herald will publish exclusively lunatics as contributors and will seek correspondents nationwide while awaiting incorporation of Lunatic Herald Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
A_ monthly
Lunatica
Owaneco
Lls
Lunatic Herald
Gen. A. J. Leeper
Illinois Central Hospital For the Insane
Jacksonvilles
St Paul
Mary Baker Eddy
Leeper
United States
Myrself
Iowa
Evans F. Evans
Burlington
Hos
Jacksonville
Lunatic Herald Publishing Company
Crazy Kid
Man Eats Meals at Wife's Grave for Year in Snow
Joshua Lamereaux, 80, of Luzerne County, Pa, ate every meal at his wife's grave after her death a year ago. He walked to the cemetery daily, shoveled a path through the snow, and fell ill after fainting at the grave, feared dying at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkesbarre
Joshua Lamereaux
Lamereaux
Ceases Mills
Peculiar White House Reception Sparks Society Gossip
Washington January 17 Polite society buzzes over a White House reception where Cardinal Gibbons arrived late and was saluted by diplomats and judges. Married attendees, notably Senator Depew's bride, knelt and kissed his signet ring, a gesture unseen before in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Cardinal Gibbons
Senator Depew
New Island Formation Observed Near Honolulu Coast
A new island formation called the New Islands has been seen between Koko and Diamond Head off Honolulu. Detritus washed into the sea has piled up to rise above tides, with Palme and other trees taking root as the small island emerges at the head of Niu Stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Koko
Diamond
Niu Atream
Buffalo vanishing in Yellowstone as elk herd grows
Butte reports say buffalo in Yellowstone Park are rapidly disappearing and may be reduced to a small herd if action is not taken. In contrast elk numbers are rising, with more than fifty thousand now present in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Butte
Mont
Home and shoe sale by J P Senking
A local notice offers a deal on a chitoe Room Atlas Block and announces a sale of children’s shoes at 260 and below per pair. J P Senking signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Home Bookera’ Association
J. P. Senking
Gilmore Sentenced for Horse Stealing in Indiana
Albert Gilmore was sentenced in Chicago to four years at the Michigan penitentiary for horse stealing. He testified that his act was to save a friend, and he stood between the guilty man and the prison, a situation Judge Durbin may consider a pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Gmrmore
Indiana
Michigan
Christians Increase Church Membership Increases Domestically
Dr Carroll released a church statistics statement noting United States membership at 48 250 000 for this month up from 27 000 000 a year ago a gain above two and a half percent indicating faster growth than the population. Big Order for Freight Cars in Birmingham Alabama reports Cincinnati Southern Railroad placing an order with Southern Car and Woundry for 1800 box and flat cars totaling about 1 260 000 with rapid delivery planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carroll
Birmingham
Ala
Cincinnai Southern Railroad
Southern Car and Woundry Company
Emperors yacht launch set for February in New York
New York dispatch reports that the Emperor will launch a new yacht in February with the president and cabinet attending from Washington. Prince Henry and his party will visit the capital and then tour major cities. The Cincinnati Shoe Co plans a Big Shoe House at 308 West German street near the Inter Ocean hotel and post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Prince Henry
Hattery
Thie
Cincinnati Shoe Co
Big Shoe House
Weat Gixtrench Street
Inter Ocean Hotel
Post Office
Exposition Delayed One Year to 1904 Opening
A conference with ex Governor Francis, Adolph Busch, and President Roosevelt decided to postpone the St. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition from 1903. The fair will not open until 1904, likely May 1, with public notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis
Adolph Busch
Roosevelt
Jewel Thief Gaught in New Orleans Case
Theodore E Manners is jailed in New Orleans and identified by D. Louisa G. Watherspoon of Chicago as the valet of Paul G. Thedbaud of New York. Jewelry valued at 50,000 dollars was stolen from Thedbaud's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore E. Manners
New Orleans
D. Louisa G. Watherspoon
Paul G. Thedbaud
New York
State Officials Update and Laramie Incorporation
H B Henderson returns home from a state duties trip. Albany county becomes the field for Laramie Oil company with 15000 in capital led by Rufus Thayer Charles Page and W D Elliott. Land rentals sales income rise with 440 received for lands. The penitentiary project near Rawlins nears 125000 cost. The state board of charities embarks on a tour of institutions starting tomorrow night. N K Boswell leases both penitentiaries with leases running to April 30 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Albany County i
Rufus Thayer
Charles Page
W. D. Elliott
State Board of Charities and Reform
State Capitol
State Asylum For
Wyoming Quarries Considered for Federal Building Stone
Washington dispatch reports Supervising Architect Taylor to send an expert team to inspect Rawlins and Iron Mountain quarries in Wyoming. A final decision on stone for the Cheyenne federal building will favor Wyoming material, with Bedford Ind. stone rejected despite an agent's recommendation. Protests against outable stone will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Senator Warron
Rawlins
Iron Mountain
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Bedford, Ind
Supervising Architect
Detectives Visit Knoxville As Logan Suspect Case Grows
W T Canada chief of detectives for Union Pacific and US Marshal Hadasell arrived in Knoxville with a requisition for Harvey Logan. They deny holding Logan and say they came to inspect coal lands in Alabama and to meet the suspect in Epexville. Governor McMillin says he will not honor a requisition without due notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Canada
Union Pacific Railway
United States
Marahal Hadasell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harvey Logan Allan Kid Qurry
Alabama
Epexville
McMillin Hae
Lagay
Rule 207 Drives Large Union Pacific Layoffs
Two hundred UP employees reportedly dismissed or on track for dismissal in 30 to 40 days due to Rule 207 which bars drinking on and off duty and would discharge for entering a saloon. Union leaders debate enforcement while Superintendent Park affirms broad use and future rule updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Union Depot
Union Pacific
Federated Railroad
North Platte
Omaha
Burt
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Park
Cheyenne
Wyoming
American Railway Association
Denver
Buckingham
Walt for the Oincianah Shoe com pany's Big Bargain Shoe Rouse
A local shoe firm announces a big bargain sale as part of a storefront promotion. The event highlights discounted prices and limited stock aimed at attracting shoppers to the downtown store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Oincianah Shoe Company
Rouse
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THE
Lunatics
Lunatics Magazine
Washington Society
New Island
Jewel Thief
Gaught
H. B. Henderson
State Examiner
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State University
State Penitentiary
Laramie City
N. K. Boswell
Night
Knoxville, Tenn
U. P
Union Pacific Railroad
Seventeenth Street
Denver Post
Boy
M. Marks
Ternes Dry Goods Store
Ferguson
Cheyenne, Wyo
Gilbert
W.F Daiber & Bro. Men's Furnishings
Velvet
Axminster Savonnerie
Axminster Tapestry
Brussels Body Brussels
Warren Mercantile Co
All Raglans
WM. Myers & CO
Ohenstein Brothers
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