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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 20, 1902
Page
1
Tooth Brush Satisfaction at The Palace Store
An ad praises tooth-brush satisfaction with prices from fifteen to fifty cents. It warns brushes vary in quality, noting some pull out bristles or break and that bad brushes resemble good ones. The store claims it could not source a consistently good brush and would not sell any otherwise.
Explosion in Pictou mine near Walsenburg kills ten
A mine disaster at the C. F. L. mines near Pictou Colorado early today leaves ten dead and several injured. Initial reports say gas caused the blast with six killed and ten dying later. Among the dead are Frank Marquis Jr. and Harry Phipps, linked to local business and mine leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsenburg
Colo
Pictou
Here
Frank Marquis, Jr
Frank Marquis
Harry Phipps
Will Girdle Both Land and Sea
In London a meeting of Atlantic steamship owners begins this afternoon as American leaders attend. Plans for a merger arranged by J Pierpont Morgan involve the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Leyard line and aim to consolidate Atlantic trade companies with a proposed capitalization of 2.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leyard Line
Trade Atlantic
Panama Route Gains Favor in Isthmian Report
Washington reports the Isthmian committee backs the Panama route for the canal project at $40,000,000 with full support from the president who transmitted the findings without recommendations. The Philippines tariff bill enters a favorable path with slight amendments and a committee report to congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
House
Panama
France
Philippine Committee On
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Infant With Two Heads and Two Bodies
An Omaha infant born dead possessed two bodies joined from shoulders to hips and a double head. The 20 inch pair is to be preserved for a medical college museum. The two faces share one head with faces front and back, both nearly identical yet offset ears. The parents and doctors refuse to reveal names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Medical College
Divine Right Is Not for Princes in Bonn College Society
A Berlin cable reports the crown prince, enrolled at Bonn's royal college, clashed with ancient student customs. He rebelled against a practice deemed stupid and unnecessary and was confined for two weeks with near prison fare. The kaiser's son vowed retaliation, then returned to Berlin before再returning to Bonn with a changed view of his peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
Bonn
Nell Sickles Dies. Dan Sickels Cousin Noted Politician
Nell Sickles, cousin of General Daniel Sickels and prominent veteran, dies in New York this morning. He was the oldest Mason in the country and a respected political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nell Sickles
Daniel Sickels
Sickles
Unionists Permit Non Union Labor At Exposition
St Louis January 20 union building tradesmen will allow non union labor to be employed at the exposition. They say the government and city are partners in the enterprise which would give any citizen the right to bring mandamus action to compel union men to allow him to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rag Time Musicians Shot at Morris Creek Dance
In Morris Creek West Virginia on January 20 William Slaughter and Ralph Johnson two black men were shot and killed while Powell Calloway a white man was seriously wounded. All three were musicians playing rag time for attendees. Lilian Williams is named as the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
W. Va
William Slaughter
Ralph Johnson
Powell Calloway
Lillian Williams
Morris Creek
Waterloo Survivor Roeder to Celebrate 102nd Birthday
Leonard Roeder of Quincy Illinois will celebrate his 102nd birthday tomorrow. He is one of six people worldwide who witnessed the Battle of Waterloo eighty seven years ago this week, serving in General Blucher's army and still has his discharge papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ill
Leonard Roeder
City
Waterloo
Europe
Roeder
Blucher
Mine workers convention opens with Mitchell report expected
Indianapolis January 20. The convention of mine workers met this morning and began a session of likely broad interest. At the opening of this afternoon's session the long anticipated report of President Mitchell will be presented and he will discuss last summer's strike in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Pitteburg
Cyclone Brings Damage to Canary Islands and Shipwrecks
A cyclone swept the Canary Islands causing property damage and shipwrecks. In Rome reports Philip Marcett, the composer, has died. he was born in [incomplete text].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Palmas
Canary Islands
Rome
Philip Marcett
Royalty Witnesses Fire at Munich Theater
In Stuttgart last night a grand theater burned to the ground as flames engulfed the venue. King Wittensburg and the royal party, present as spectators, sought safety while the blaze raged, drawing attention of observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
Jan
Hort
Wittensburg
Phoenix mine shaft house destroyed in Leadville blaze
Early today a shaft house at the Phoenix mine in Leadville burned down causing extensive damage but no injuries. The loss is estimated around 6000 dollars as firefighters battled the blaze amid chaotic escapes and a buzzing telephone exchange at the Geyeer wundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Phoenix
The Merry Party of Long Ago in Chicago
Arrangements were completed for the entertainment of Admiral and Mrs. Behley during their Chicago visit. Mrs. John Morris of Grand Boulevard will host the Schleys at her home and chairs the women’s reception committee. The Schleys will stay at Mrs. Morris’ residence, linking a tale of romance from Annapolis days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Behley
John Morris
Grand Boulevard
Schleys
Morris
Carvel
Maryland
Schley
Annapolis
Carvel Hall
Two Continental Collapses Kill and Injure in January
At Letroit five wholesale district buildings collapsed shortly before noon possibly from an underground gas blast, with losses exceeding one hundred thousand dollars. In Glasgow a flax works building fell, ten bodies recovered, many injured, and rescuers search the rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letroit
Glasgow
Smithefield
Drought Worsens in Kansas as Snowlight Relief Arrives
Topeka Kansas reports a severe drought across the state with no rain or snow to sustain crops and cattle. Estimated wheat losses reach 26 million dollars. Snow began at noon offering potential relief from the dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Train collision near Bilah injures engineer and baggage crew
The Mimiourd Pacific passenger train collided head on with an east bound freight near Bilah last night. Engineer Maze was asleep at his post. The baggage car and several freight cars were wrecked. Judge Hi Jah Robinson sustained light injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mimiourd Pacific
Bilah
Maze
Hi Jah Robinson
Death by her own hand in Munico hotel tragedy
Edna Cook of Munico Indiana killed herself in a Commercial hotel room after leaving a note that she could not live without Charley Pittmer the discharged soldier who had shot his young bride last Tuesday Pittmer had earlier tried to shoot Miss Cook at a Yorktown dance but was stopped by Marshal Leonard Cook attempted to confront Pittmer in jail last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munico
Ind
Edna Cook
Commercial Hotel
Charley Pitteer
Pittmer
Yorktown
Marshal Leonard
Mise Cook
Wyoming
Oll
Washington
Worm and chapelous hoes in old planting style
A brief, quirky note on hoes described as worm and chapelous, highlighting their ease of use and older fashion compared with newer styles.
Wyoming Social Notes From Washington and Cheyenne
Special correspondence from Washington reports Bostonians in Maid Marian with Adele Rafter in a small Alan-a-Dale part and Wyoming guests including Senator Clark and family at the Normandie hotel. The piece also covers War Department road delays at Fort Russell Cheyenne, adventures of claims clerk Harry Wadsworth, and Mondell family Winter in Massachusetts home with little Miss Mondell waving and shouting Schley is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Roosevelt
Senator Clark
Representative Mandel
Washington
Washington, D. C
Bostonians
de Koven
Adele Rafter
Dr. Rafter
Alan-a-Dale
Mise Rafter
Dostonians
War Department
Senator Warren
Denver
oMee
Martin
Wyoming
Normandie
Shoreham
Senator
Clark
White House
England
Senate
Judiciary
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mondell
Congress
Massachusetts
House Committee On
Back Broken and Still Lives in Mountain Home Mine
A miner named Bob Rankin at the Gold and Copper Mining company's Mountain Home mine sustained a severe back injury when a falling log struck him while he was building a cabin, yet he reportedly survives. A separate incident: an explosion in the University of Wyoming chemical laboratory caused $100 in damage with no injuries. Ira Goffnett, a Sheffield glassblower, was found dead in his room from glass blowers' throat disease. Grace Raymond Hebard was elected a delegate to the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting but cannot attend. delegation will be represented by Mrs Mondell of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Denver Republican
Bob Rankin
Gold and Copper Mining Company
Mountain Home
Rankin
Chemical Laboratory
University of Wyoming
Ira Goffnett
Sheffield
Grace Raymond Hebard
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Association
Washington
Mondell
Congressman Mondell
Wyoming
Local visitors and officials travel plans noted
C B Weeks returns from Denver while Prosecuting Attorney Stoll travels west. Doug las residents Mr and Mrs C W Barton visit friends in the city. City Editor Thompson arrives from Denver. Mrs M J Vance visits Cheyenne. Mrs H G Hoel arrives to reside. Wallace Bond heads to Casper on business. H O Granberg, ex Union Pacific roadmaster now in insurance, is in town. Will Long improves from pneumonia at county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll
C. W. Barton
Douglas
Thompson
the Tribune
Denver
M. J. Vance
C. L. Bulkley
Cheyenne
H. G. Hoel
McCord-Brady
Wallace Bond
Richards
Casper
H. O. Granberg
Union Pacific
Rawlins
Why Do People Snore An Anxious Correspondent Question
Anxious correspondent asks why people snore. Humorous note suggests a remedy of tossing objects when sleep becomes disruptive.
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Dan
Seattle Episcopal Church
Seattle
Trinity Episcopal
Geyeer Wundry
Admiral Schley
Detroit
Mich
Scoltland
Hut
Bostonian Opera Troupe
the Claims Committee
Harry Wadsworth
Senate Committee On Claims
Sam
Committee On Claims
Harry
Claims Committee
Colorado
Cheyenne Road
Agricultural Department
Kansan
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George Vasey
Theodore Roosevelt
Dakota Prairies
Prairies
J. A. Breckons
Will Long
City of
Stationery
Grove
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
Eddy Treet
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