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25 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 25, 1902
Page
1
Strothers Confesses to Murder in Turkish Bath Case
Stroke of a hammer killed millionaire A Dean Cooper in a Turkish bath. Strothers, a Black attendant, admits robbery of diamonds and cash and frames two women visitors. Cooper, a major real estate holder worth over two million, died Thursday. motive unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Strothers
A. Dean Cooper
Cooper
Strother
Millionaire Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Hfe
Experimental electricity touted to cure consumption in London
A London experiment claims to cure consumption with a modified electrical current. Reported use of 80 000 volt exposure is described as safe for patients, with a dramatic contrast to the 500 volts used to power trains, according to The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
the Herald Today
Conda Battleship Towed Into Vigo After Boiler Blast
The Spanish battleship Conda was towed into Vigo after a boiler explosion. Three sailors were killed. Built in Barcelona about twenty years ago, the vessel showed signs of heavy wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo
Spain
Barcelona
Stockyards Moved Near Laramie City Limits
The Union Pacific railroad company considers relocating the Lar am ie stockyards from the northern town area near the rolling mills to a site beyond the city limits near the former Laramie chemical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie, Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Laramie
Rolling Mills
Admiral Schley Returns to Chicago Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Admiral Schley arrived in Chicago at 9 30 this morning to a vast crowd and roaring applause from citizens, officials, and club members. The city and county passed resolutions praising his Santia go victories and urged Congress to honor him along with Captain Clark and Captain Cook. A banquet at the Auditorium ends the reception planned through Monday night before his departure for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Admiral Schley
Washington
Santiago
Hamilton Club
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Schley
Congress
United States
Clark
Oregon
Cook
Brooklyn
Louisville
Amuditorium
Market Stagnation Hits Wall Street On Saturday
New York on January 25 reported the most spiritless market of the year with extraordinarily small transactions. Gains and losses were about the same, neither exceeding a quarter of a percent, signaling general stagnation unusual for a Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Shelter and protection funds for soldiers in the Philippines
The House passed an urgency deficiency bill amendment appropriating 506000 dollars for shelter and protection of soldiers in the Philippines. A Senate committee report authorized favorable actions on public buildings in Tacoma 550100, Spokane, and a San Francisco project of 1600000, plus raising Butte Montana cost from 225000 to 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Philippines
Senate Committee On Public
Tacoma
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Butte
Mont
Twenty-Two Killed in Lost Creek Mine Disaster
Des Moines reports twenty-two bodies recovered from the Lost Creek mine disaster. An inquest says a blast ignited dust caused the explosion. ventilation was adequate, no negligence found. Eleven others injured with two likely to die. twenty miners escaped through a ventilation shaft. Destruction and heavy property loss noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lost Creek
Patrick’s Trial Delayed To Monday In New York
The murder trial of lawyer Patrick in the Rice case was not completed. Court recessed with Recorder Golf directing a Monday continuation, surprising both sides who had gathered in the courtroom yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Recorder Golf
Pilfered Mail Pouch Arrest in Grand Junction
Night Clerk Eugene Phillipe of the local post office in Grand Junction Colorado was arrested after a registered mail pouch was stolen last night. About $12 in money and stamps were taken with a small roll of cash found wrapped in a towel on a shelf. Phillips claims innocence and says he left the office briefly for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Eugene Phillipe
Lowal
Phillips
Tennessee Man for the Pope in Rome Appointment
Nashville Tennessee resident John J Farrally was named privy chamberlain to the pope in Rome. In New York Andrew Carnegie donated another 300000 to Cooper Union, lifting his total gifts to the institution to a full million. Subscribe for The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Rome
John J. Farrally
Nashville
Tenn
Chamberlin
Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Cooper Union
Peter Cooper
Harbinger of Bad News from the Yukon and Dawson
From Sky-Seattle Jan 26. The steamer Kiki reports a string of violent incidents along the Yukon. Three men were nearly beaten to death and robbed. The mayor of Dawson has died. An American miner was murdered in cold blood. Large property losses due to fires are reported along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Kiki
Alaska
Dawson
Yukon River
Harriman Denies Blame for Stock Panic
In Chicago on January 25 Harriman testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that neither he nor Northern Pacific officials were responsible for the stock panic of last year when Northern Pacific shares spiked to $1000. He said they had acquired the stock earlier and opposed the “black Thursday” event. In Cripple Creek on January 24 the Law and Order League chiefs agreed with saloonmen to stay open on Sundays if the midnight closing law is observed, risking an anticipated $18,000 city revenue shortfall due to closures of gambling houses, dance halls, and many saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Cripple Creek
Law and Order League
Did It Himself in Beatrice Suicide Incident
Nathan Woodring a wealthy Beatrice resident shot himself at his country home after doctors planned surgery for chronic ailment He preferred death to the operation Durango reports a major snow storm with six inches fallen by 6 PM and more expected as winter grips the area impacting ranchers crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Nathan Woodring
Woodring
Durango
Colo
Eagles Install Officers At Fraternal Event
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual officer installation with a social to follow. Installing officers included Cliff Fellows W P C C H Evans W P J W Fisher W V P Ralph Adamsky W 8 S Drosbach W T W J Loucks W C and trustees W W Warner O L Bulkley Jerry O Keefe doctor D P Desmond musician Thomas Longhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Cliff Fellows
C. H. Evans
W. P
J. W. Fisher
Ralph Adamsky
S. Drosbach
W. T
W. J. Loucks
W. C
W. W. Warner
O. L. Bulkley
Jerry O'Keefe
D. P. Desmond
Thomas Longhurst
Outing Flannel Dress Goods Sale Ad
A bold sale notice advertises outings for dress goods. Highlights include a big lot of 260 plaid cloths, one hour per yard, with 86 inch worsted granite cloth and plain polo fleece.
The Four Kings Rode in Old Coach
Col W F Cody, visiting Washington, will present the National Museum with the famed Deadwood stage coach used between Cheyenne and Deadwood. The coach, built in 1863 by Abbott Downing, traveled from Frisco to Nevada then to Cheyenne via the Black Hills route, and endured outlaw attacks before passing to Cody who has kept it since 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
W. F. Cody
National Museum
Black Hills
Buffalo Bill
Deadwood
Cody
Abbott, Downing & Co
Gencord
N. H
Concord
Columbia Bicycles
Studebaker Wagons
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Frisco
Bolnia
Nevada
Cheyenne
Wyo
Umegold
Union Pacific Railway
Hat Creek Station
Rock
Hat Creek
Belgium
Saxony
Sweden
Greece
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Iowa
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