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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1902
Page
1
Tooth Brush Satisfaction at The Palace Store
Easy to get when you know where to look for it Fifteen cents will buy tooth-brush satisfaction at The Palace for the economical sixty cents for the extravagant. And various merges between the two depends on how much satisfaction you’re willing to pay for. Some tooth-brushes are the meanest things you can have bristles pull out or break off you don’t want to make a meal out of a tooth-brush. We haven’t a single tooth-brush like that in the store.
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Palace
Arid Lands Reclamation Bill Reported in Congress
Washington January 21 The arid lands committee unanimously reports a bill to irrigate and improve arid regions including Arizona California New Mexico Wyoming Oklahoma the Dakotas and Utah Revenues from public land sales minus five percent for schools fund the improvements eight hour workdays and interior secretary oversight are set The bill aims to mobilize several millions for immediate development and no Asiatic labor will be employed Philippine tariff debate follows with Senator Lodge leading in support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlands
House
Hansboroughy
Senate
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Utah
South
Wear
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Bill to require air ventilation in mines for safety
Washington January 21 Congressman Lacey of Iowa will introduce a bill this week requiring five thousand cubic feet of air for ventilation for every fifteen miners at depths of one hundred fifty feet or more to prevent mine explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lacey
Iowa
Senator Was Wise Over Evanston Stock Manipulation
The text reports Major Middlemiss allegedly manipulated Evanston stock, seeking Senator Warren to join the company. Warren refused, avoiding involvement and becoming not a victim of the scheme. Middlemiss had been in Cheyenne before the company formed.
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Ofl
Evanston
Middlemiss
Cheyenne
Senator Warren
Warren
Political defeat leads to self-inflicted death in Louis
William Hoffmeister, ex supreme recorder of the Lesson of Honor and a prominent resident of Louis, committed suicide this morning at the Planters' hotel. Despondency over his defeat for reelection last night was given as the cause.
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Louis
William Hoffmeister
Supreme Recorder
The
Lesson of Honor
Planters
Venezuelan government gains ground in Caribbean revolts
From Willemstad Curacao dated Jan 20 through Mayuen Mable comes word that government forces won fighting on Saturday with Colonel Follenmayor and fifty men injured. Troops pursue revolutionists as reports also indicate the rebellion creeping forward on the island of Jaram.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
Mayuen Mable
Venezuela
Peral
Follenmayor
Jaram
Denver Promoter Forms $2.6 Million Mexican Mining Company
Charles B. Flynn of Denver and San Francisco, who raised 22 million in London for Mexican mine securities, has organized a 2.6 million dollar venture to develop gold and silver properties in Parral Chihuahua. Flynn travels from London to New York en route to Mexico.
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London
Charles B. Flynn
Denver
San Francisco
Paral
Chihuahua
Flynn Falls
New York
Mexico
Great Pittsburg Brick Works Fire Threatens Lives
A fierce blaze at the Great Rum bough Brick works in Pittsburg on January 21 endangers workers. Details are scarce as the surrounding danger and smoke hinder access. Authorities have not released a clear casualty or containment status.
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Pittsburg
Rumbough
Corpse Asks Whats the Matter in Embalming Case
Pueblo Colorado January report tells of Levi Bledsoe a consumptive who appeared dead to undertaker on Saturday. He woke while undressing and asking Whats the matter. The undertaker left and returned later believing death certain then injected embalming fluids. this morning his condition remains grave.
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Pueblo
Colo
Levi Bledsoe
Mr. Bledsoe
Bride Weds Spirit Groom in Ghostly Michigan wedding
Detroit reports a remarkable ceremony in spiritualist circles where Mrs. Sarah Williams married the spirit of Theodore Comstock, a late Michigan miller. The wedding was guided by ten guardian spirits withMrs Wilson acting as minister through a medium.
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Detroit
Mich
Sarah Williams
Theodore Comstock
Wilson
Mr. Comstock
President Signs 3100 Payable to Chinese Minister Found in Beijing
The president signed a check for 31 000 payable to the Chinese minister. The money was seized from the royal treasury in Beijing when foreign powers took the city, held by U S authorities awaiting adjustment of the dispute.
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Washington
Peking
United States
Charles W. Green Dead In Rapid City
Special Agent of the United States Land Office Charles W. Green died in Rapid City last night. He came from Des Moines ten years ago where he was known as a Veteran and a Mason.
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Rapid City
United States Land Office
Charles W. Green
Des Moines
Humphreys Named Motive Power Chief for Chicago and Alton
Springfield Jan 21 Arthur L Humphreys longtime superintendent of motive power for the Colorado Southern railroad since 1893 is appointed superintendent of motive power for the Chicago and Alton railroad with headquarters at Bloomington Illinois confirms the change and outlines new assignment responsibilities
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Springfield
Ill
Arthur L. Humphreys
Colorado Southern Railroad
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Bloomington
Bayonet Tip Swallowed By Furloughed Soldier
James W. Plunket of Los Angeles reportedly coughed up the tip of a bayonet he had used as a cap opener. The Forty-fist Volunteer Infantry veteran, described as a dying consumptive, is expected to recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James W. Plunket
Forty-fist
Shimtown on fire near Wheeling with lives lost
Shimtown, sixty miles from Wheeling, is engulfed in flames as of noon. Several fatalities reported and rescuers remove bodies from the ruins amid ongoing efforts to control the blaze. In Denver, Democratic leaders pick Montgomery for speaker and commit to a solid vote against the Bucklin bill to avoid session delays.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Shimtown
Denver
Montgomery
Bucklin
Bank cashier Matteson arrested for embezzling funds
Herbert H. Matteson, cashier at the First National Bank of Great Falls, Mont, was arrested in Helena on charges of embezzling about 26 000 dollars. Investigators say the shortage ranges from 25 000 to 180 000 and involves bank deposits sent east for stock gambling.
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Great Falls
Mont
Herbert H. Matteson
Helena
Natonal
Matteson
Farm yields partial apple crop after hail storm
Ipoartiah reports Sir Joseph Wolla raised 400 barrels of apples on his farm two miles west of here. The second crop matured oddly with many trees bearing a second crop. The summer hail storm reduced the crop, though barrels from the orchard are still expected.
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Ty An
Joseph Wolla
Sumer
Wella Ordgarily
Hamilton club president denies Schley court inquiry talk
Chicago January 21 President Morgan of the Hamilton club says Admiral Schley will not discuss the recent court of inquiry while in Chicago and no speaker will reference the event. He adds the hero of Santiago will have no word to say on the subject.
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Chicago
Morgan
Hamilton Club
Schley
Santiago
Garth Hanged After Clemency Appeal Fails
Albert Garth, condemned for murder, was executed in Kansas City county jail at 9 30 this morning after clemency appeals were denied. He faced the scaffold with fortitude and proclaimed his innocence. Blanche Bates resumes stage role in Detroit tour show Under Two Flags as Cigarette in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Albert Garth
Garth
Boston
Blanche Bates
Detroit
Cigarette
Policeman Shot in San Francisco Hardware Store
San Francisco police report Policeman Robinson was shot and killed by three masked men who entered a Valencia Street hardware store. The incident occurred early morning as officers confronted the intruders. News follows on investigation and potential suspects.
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San Francisco
Robinson
Valencia Street
Prince Henry to receive special protection in Chicago visit
Mayor Harrison assured Consul Dr. Weaver that extraordinary precautions will shield Prince Henry from anarchists during his Chicago visit. Word that Emma Goldman is en route and Red colonies plan demonstrations prompted the request for heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Weaver
Prince Henry
Emma Goldman
Reda
Devils in His Brain
Denver January 21 Ching Lee was sent to the city jail by police at the request of his fellow countrymen Excessive opium use has driven him to madness He yelled that feuds were on the sea trail and a stove fire was caused by devils from Chinatown His friends fear an illness rooted in opium and seek care in The Leader subscription.
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Denver
Ching Lee
Carr
Carney
Chinatown
Ching
Duties arduous and trying Taft ill in San Francisco
Governor Taft arrived in San Francisco on the transport Grant and is seriously ill requiring several days of rest before returning to Washington. He cites the tropical climate and his demanding duties as governor of the Philippines as a strict test, reports island pacification progress, praises native police, notes Samar and Batangas as remaining unsettled, and says he will stay two months before resuming duties. General Wheaton leads troops and supports prosperity efforts across the archipelago.
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San Francisco
Taft
Grant
Washington
Philippines
Samar
Batamas
Wheaton
Dishonesty Charged at United Mine Workers Convention
At Indianapolis on January 21 the convention opened with charges against President Mitchell Secretary Wilson and the executive board brought by Miss Millie Meredith. The floor erupted in debate over hearing the charges with a committee sent to locate Meredith and bring her to the hall for a late afternoon appearance.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Millie Meredith
Miss Meredith Oe
Meredith
Alban is Killed in Panama Harbor Fight
The cablegrams dated January 20 report fighting in the bay with Governor killed and unrest rising. Captain Mead notes the insurgent steamer Padilla attacked Lautaro, crew deserted, Padilla on fire and sinking, and Generry Alban reportedly killed. A Panama Railway cable confirms three insurgents and two government vessels sunk in the engagement at Colon.
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Washington
State Department
Genreal Gudger
Secretary of the Navy
Mead
United States
Philadelphia
Padilla
Lautaro
Generry Alban
New York
Panama Railway Company
Colon
Panama Harbor
J. P. Shaler
Defense Funds Grow for Tom Horn Trial
It is learned that 6000 dollars has been paid by Horn supporters for his defense, likely a small portion of the total cost. Horn remains stoic and refuses social contact beyond his attorney, with a meeting expected in his cell tomorrow to discuss defense. A preliminary trial day is still anticipated this Thureddy.
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Tom Horn
Horn
Tomorow
Thureddy
Board of Charities and Reform Returns From Western Trip
The board plans to resume work at the state house with visitors including Hon. George T. Beck and Kelsey of Salt Lake City. Prof Beeler, state geologist, is handling accumulated office tasks after recent travel. Boulder Lakeview Oil company files Articles of Incorporation with capital stock of 100000, to operate in Colorado and Wyoming. State Examiner Henderson may depart soon for another official trip. F B Sheldon did not accompany the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Beck
Wyoming Senate
Congress
Engineer Kelsey
Salt Lake City
State House
Beeler
Boulder Lakeview Oil Company
Colorado
Wyoming
F. B. Sheldon
Board of Charities and Reform
Early Spring Plowing Underway in Big Horn County
The warm winter in Wyoming has led Big Horn County farmers to begin spring plowing. Ground is unfrozen and ready for early crop planting while residents report a early appearance of mosquitoes due to the unseasonably warm weather.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Trains Collide in Snow Storm Near Coolidge Kans
A blizzard at Coolidge Kansas caused trains 6 and 7 on the Santa Fe to crash. Three cars burned and traffic was delayed. One person was seriously injured.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Coolidge
Kans
Letter Causes Death by Own Action in Kansas
The body of Mims Pearl Lanning was found in the Marais des Cygnes river. The coroner's jury theorizes suicide following a breakup letter from a young man ending their engagement. The note is believed to have induced her to take her own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Kas
Mims Pearl Lanning
Mariay Des Cygnes
Miss Lanning
Hite
Cheyenne Residents Return from Trips and Health Updates
Mrs J M Newman is home from an eastern trip. Bartlett returns from Hartville. H B Kelly and Frank Benton went to Denver. J F Rossman returns from Lincoln Nebraska. Harry Nolan improving from pneumonia. Mrs Rath improved after critical illness. Mrs E W Stoke home from Ohio visit. George T Beck manager of the Cody Salisbury canal in city. Floyd Hollister receiving treatment in Denver and improving. Brakeman Fred Nash improving after paralysis. Special Agent Jenkins home from official state business. Dave Stone recovering in Denver after two weeks away. Charles B Weeks in Denver hospital for treatment. Joe Rudolph and L G Davis visiting Cheyenne from Wheatland and Saratoga. General Storekeeper Stafford of Union Pacific back after department review. Miss Irene Hammond returns from four months in St. Louis, greatly improved and glad to be back in Cheyenne.
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J. M. Newman
Bartlett
Hartville
H. B. Kelly
Frank Benton
Denver
J. F. Rossman
Lincoln
Floyd Hollister
Fred Nash
Jenkins
Dave Stone
Charles B. Weeks
Joe Rudolph
Wheatland
W. A. Patrous
L. G. Davis
Saratoga
Stafford
Union Pacific
Omaha
Irene Hammond
St. Louis
Cheyenne
New Colombian Cabinet Reshuffle Names Five Ministers
Bogota announces a new ministry lineup with Joaquin V. Valez of Magdalena becoming minister of state Francisco Fernandes named minister of war Jamie Cordoba takes over as minister of Anauco Abadio Mendez remains minister of foreign relations and other posts are filled as of January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Senor
Joaquin V. Valez
Magdalena
Francisco Fernandes
Jamie Cordoba
Anauco
Abadio Mendez
Murphy Inaugurated as New Jersey Governor
Frank Murphy was inaugurated governor of New Jersey amid pomp in Trenton on January 21. The ceremony featured formalities and state honors as he assumed office.
Porter Jake Campbell Arrested Over The Uncle Tom Show Theft
Jake Campbell, a porter for the Uncle Tom show that played here last week, was arrested last night by detectives O'Neill and Connors. He denies stealing $150 from the manager’s security during the game night. The show is now in Canon City.
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Jake Campbell
O'Neill
Connors
Canon City
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