Palace fountain parlor converts Cheyenne crowds
In Cheyenne the Palace soda fountain entices daily visitors with five cent admission and a new conversation parlor vibe. The three tables, fifteen chairs and two settees fill as patrons sip sodas from the novel wheel, while celebrities and birds in ozone context are noted as playful trivia.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Cty
Cheyenne Newadays
Palace
Palace Fountain Section
Birth of Italian Queen's Healthy Daughter Sparks Grief
Rome reports the queen gave birth to a healthy girl amid national mourning over the sex, with King Humbert expressing contentment. Specific celebrations include congratulatory guns and a nurse’s $6,000 staged payments tied to milestones. Loomis Fully Endorsed in Venezuela action gains approval from the American and Venezuelan authorities.
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Rome
Italy
Humbert
Loomis
Washington
Loomas
Venezuela
Caracas
Designer Watson Angered by Shamrock II Comments
Glasgow dispatch reports designer Watson distressed by remarks on Shamrock II. He insists the yacht remains the world's fastest and was built for American waters, not the Solent. Lipton seeks the king as guest, so the ship was rushed for that event and not in proper trial condition.
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London
Glasgow
Watson
Solent
Lipton
Bullet in His Brain Ends Chicago Detective Suicide
A. W. Griffith shot himself in front of 500 people while under arrest for running off with a horse and buggy. The former detective in Chicago and Ogden Utah, once prosperous, died from a selfinflicted wound to his temple after losing a fortune in an Alaska venture.
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Chicago
A. W. Griffith
Griffith
Ogden
Utah
Alaska
Condition of Banks in Wyoming in April Report
Washington May 31 The statement covers thirteen Wyoming national banks April 24 compared with fourteen banks February 5 Loans and discounts rose from 3 840 571 to 3 751 515 gold coin declined from 250 520 to 232 580 money reserve fell from 368 722 to 346 152 individual deposits grew from 4 089 987 to 4 147 775 average reserve 22 50 percent
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Washingston
Wyoming
Rumor of British Defeat Near Pretoria Discredited
London June 1 A rumor circulated that British forces were defeated near Pretoria with forty eight killed eighty wounded and six hundred missing. The war office dismisses the rumor as false.
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London
Pretoria
War Office
Fight Sugar Trust Sparks Price Drops in New York
A conflict erupted this morning between the arbuckles and the American sugar trust, promising a bitter battle. The public benefits as coffee and sugar prices fall ten to fifteen points.
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New York
Arbuckles
Brave Mrs M Kenna Repels Burglars In Chicago Home
Mrs James Mc Kenna a widow defending her mother’s house in Chicago was confronted by three burglars this morning. She fired two shots wounding one attacker who was carried off by companions and escaped in a cab despite police pursuit.
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Chicago
James McKenna
Stone non union men stoneed in Wilkes-Barre shops
In Wilkes Barre on June 1 the Lehigh Valley railway seeks non union machinists but meets mob opposition. A large crowd of youths stoned non union workers and damaged company property, prompting a request for mayoral protection.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railway
Nichols
Offer to insurgents for rifles and POW releases
Washington reports General MacArthur offers thirty dollars in Mexican money for every serviceable rifle surrendered by insurgents. For each rifle, one prisoner of war will be released after taking the oath of allegiance to the United States. Manila houses thirteen hundred prisoners as tropical diseases spread, and the death rate rises. President McKinley remains hard pressed, with Chief Justice Fuller and several senators visiting the White House for a brief audience.
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Washington
MacArthur
United States
Manila
Mob caused by drunken soldier near Presidio
In San Francisco on June 1 authorities probed a riot by roughly 600 soldiers from the Forty sixth volunteers returning from Manila. After heavy drinking at Widow Powers saloon the mob looted the place, shattered windows, and damaged fixtures until a regiment halted the violence with a fire hose. Morgan, found in a stupor, was later deemed merely drunk, not drugged, and the saloon owner plans a damages suit.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Manila
Widow Powers
Morgan
Self Betrayed in His Sleep
George Dunn killed Victoria Martin in Hartford three years ago by tossing a lit lamp. He fled and hid identity in Baltimore. While sleeping he confessed to the crime. He collapsed and died in his jail cell from a small stab wound received in a recent quarrel.
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Baltimore
George Dunn
Victoria Martin
Hartford
Conn
Dunn
Barrett of Washington Making a Hot Campaign
Seattle June 1 John Barrett formerly minister to Siam is campaigning on the Pacific coast for endorsement by commercial bodies as minister to China if Mr Conger resigns He says he has the president's promise and his chief opponent is ex Minister Denby
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Seattle
Wash
John Barrett
Siam
Pacific
China
Conger
Denby
West Point Cadets Planned for South American Engineering Posts
Five expelled West Point cadets are booked for Tuesday's steamer to South America. They will join the engineering corps of a railroad under construction in Ecuador. The move follows their expulsion from the academy in New York on June 1.
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New York
West Point
South America
Republic of Ecuador
Machinists Walk Out at Buffalo Over Pay Rise
Four hundred machinists and helpers walked out of New York Central shops in Buffalo this morning after the railroad refused a ten percent wage increase.
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Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Jury Acquits Cyrus E Cox in Colorado Murder Case
Colorado Springs on June 1 jurors acquitted Cyrus I Cox of the murder of Geo Galbreath last January. The judge and district attorney joined in the verdict amid public sentiment favoring Cox who shot Galbreath after a confrontation over Mrs Galbreath leaving her husband.
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Colorado Springs
Cyrus I. Cox
Geo. Galbreath
Cox
Ohio man claims share in Melbourne estate
Upper Sandusky, Ohio June 1 Attorney Benjamin Meek forwards papers to Australia asserting that farmer John Tynon is owed a share in a forty million Melbourne estate. The claimant says he is the nephew. Miss Susie Brady will accept engagements for the Nagel orchestra until J R Nagel returns from New York and other cities for the coming year. Subscribe for the Leader.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Benjamin Meek
Australia
John Tynon
Melbourne
Susie Brady
Nagel
J. R. Nagel
New York
Gravest concern for Mrs. McKinley
Washington reports Mrs. McKinley showed no improvement in the morning with gravest concern among physicians. A noon bulletin was expected. Shortly before noon Cortelyou announced slightly better symptoms and that she rested reasonably well overnight.
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Washington
Robbed in Daylight Beats Seattle Mining President
In broad daylight in downtown Seattle George Mulligan president of a mining company was slugged and robbed of seventeen thousand dollars in cash yesterday.
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Seattle
Wash
George Mulligan
Tug Boat Explosion Claims Crew Hope for Retting
A tow boat named Ross exploded in Pittsburg on June 1, killing Captain Kelly and the cook and badly burning three crew members. The vessel was totally wrecked and authorities began investigations into the blast.
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Pittsburg, Pa
Ross
Kelly
Cook
Firing Boats Lost in Squall Near Cialogiton
A fleet of firing boats was overwhelmed by a sudden squall on June 1. Three boats were lost while the crew of fifteen, mostly colored, were left stranded or missing. Authorities launched salvage and search efforts.
King Edward to Receive New York Chamber in London
A party of thirty Americans from the New York chamber of commerce will visit Windsor this afternoon to be received by King Edward. The king will host tea and a half hour chat in the castle gardens, reflecting cordial relations with the visiting business delegation.
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London
Windsor
King Edward
Castle Gardens
New York Chamber of Commerce
Queen Wilhelmina Extends Sympathy to President McKinley
Berlin reports Queen Wilhelmina of Holland asked to see the American minister yesterday. She inquired after Mrs. McKinley and expressed deep sympathy for the president and his wife.
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Berlin
Wilhelmina of Holland
McKinley
Railroad Gossip At Cheyenne and Wyoming Movement
President McKinley praised Engineer Parley Matthigson for a smooth run from Rawlins to the capital. Three details note 30000 pounds of wool moving to eastern markets from Laramie and ten cars of California fruit yesterday. General Manager Dickinson and Superintendent Park inspected the Sherman cut-off yesterday.
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Cheyenne
McKinley
Parley Matthigson
Rawlins
Laramie
California
Lpy
Dickinson
Park
Sherman
Stallions for Sale at Pine Bluffs Wyoming
Large trotting bred stallions offered for sale with breeding pedigrees available in a stallion catalogue. Mares and fillies, both young and mature, are also listed. High demand and scarce road horses. Address I. C. Kinney Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
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KOR
I. C
Kinney
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Union Pacific Cheyenne shops cut thirty workers today
At noon today thirty employees in the Union Pacific shops at Cheyenne were let go, a temporary reduction as newer locomotives require less maintenance. Officials say the staff will be raised again in the fall, with the impact limited to the machine shop where ten machinists and eight-one helpers lost positions.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
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