Cheyenne Leader editorial on graduation and education
The Cheyenne Leader reports on a Cheyenne High School graduation program, praising Senator C D Clari and Rev George Gates for addresses on education and reverence. It notes the musical program’s quality, calls for prudent study focus, and mentions a retraction by juniors and public approval of the school’s efforts. It also references currency and local civic sentiment about national issues and Union Pacific loan associations in Omaha and North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Clari
Gates
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Omaha
North Platte
Suggesting Roosevelt visit Cheyenne as Fourth of July substitute
Deming of the Tribune in the east urges inviting Vice President Roosevelt to Cheyenne during his near future visit to a neighboring state. The piece notes Teddy's popularity among ranchers and cowboys and proposes forming a committee to extend the invitation if feasible, as a substitute for a Fourth of July celebration this year. It also praises the administration’s swift response to Cuba over the Platt amendment issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditor Deming
The
Tribune
East
Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Teddy
Far West
Supreme Court Porto Rico rulings explained in plain English
The Leader summarizes two Monday Supreme Court decisions De Lima and Downes. De Lima held Puerto Rico became domestic American territory after the Paris treaty, but Dingley tariffs could not apply to goods from Puerto Rico before Foraker Act refunds due. Downes upheld that constitutional limits apply until Congress acts, allowing duties on imports and potential colonial status for Philippines and Puerto Rico as Congress determines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
de Lima
Downes
Spain
Congress
Justice Brown
Fuller
Harlan, Brewer and Peckham
Gray
Shiras
White
McKenna
Downer
United States
Philippines
Seniors and Juniors Urge End to School Controversies
A letter laments ongoing public school disputes among seniors and juniors, urging maturity and focus on education. It argues that prolonged wrangling wastes taxpayers money, risks libel prosecutions, and harms students, noting Union Pacific trends in shop force changes each season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Wyoming representation at Buffalo expo a questioned effort
The Leader notes that a $5,000 Wyoming appropriation for Buffalo was passed in the house but defeated in the senate leaving representation to the people. It recalls Wyoming’s Chicago World’s Fair effort and suggests Buffalo may be unlikely this year. Also mentions Union Pacific locos and a social anecdote with Mr Bangs and a New York Telegram item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Senate
Buffalo
Chicago
Cheyenne Churches Churches and service schedules listed across Cheyenne
Multiple Cheyenne churches including Trinity German Lutheran Scandinavian Lutheran First Congregational First Baptist First Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian St Marys cathedral and St Marks outline service times Sunday school vesper and mass schedules with pastors and venue corners at Nineteenth Nineteenth and House Eighteenth Ferguson avenues Capitol avenue Warren avenue and Central avenue details include worship times and special observances with invitations to attend
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Scandinavian Lutheran Church
First Congregational Church
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth Street
George A. Gates
First Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
C. Davis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Benjamin Young
B. B. Tarbill
First Presbyterian Church
Ferguson Streets
Harmon H. McQuilkin
Junion Endeavor
Artist as Detective Sketches Crime in Pen and Ink
A renowned Boston artist overhears two men breaking into a neighbor’s apartment. He sketches their likenesses and creates a noisy scene to summon police. The dragnet captures two innocent locals, who are puzzled by the mismatched portraits and the police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Offering Her a Bargain in a Springtime Street Exchange
A Detroit Free Press item captures a roadside vignette where a man asks a passerby for nine cents and quips he once was married, prompting a wry exchange about money and gender in a city street scene. The exchange reflects everyday urban humor and social dynamics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ree Press
Notice of Tax Deed Sale in Wyoming Laramie County
Notice to all concerned that a sale of taxes will be held in Laramie County Wyoming on the fifteenth day. The notice directs interested parties to appear and present claims or redress regarding the tax deed application. This summarizes the public notice portion of the official tax deed process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cern
Sherman CO
Hwddy Street
Notice of Tax Deeds in Laramie County Wyoming 1901
Public notices dated May 15, 1901 list the tax deed applications by County Treasurer Daniel S. Swan for properties in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming. Descriptions include fractional Lots 1 and 2 Block 468 and other parcels with taxes due from 1887 1897 and 1898 in names such as H P Buffum T C Hume Ella B Perry with redemption periods expiring September 15 1901 or July 1907.
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Daniel
Swan
Wndersien
Laramie
Wyoming
Cheyenne
H. P. Buffum
Laramie County
A. D
Co. C. Stein
Swan County
S. Frac
Asrosso
Co, C, Stein
C. D. Stein
C. C
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Laramie WY
Notice to all persons whom I may concern that I have purchased the described real estate in the County of Laramie Wyoming. The property is Lots Five and Six in Block Three Hundred Forty Wight Cheyenne assessed and taxed for the year 1897 in the name of Luella S. Tracy. Action to apply for tax deeds follows.
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Daniel
Swan County
Laramie
Wyoming
Black
Sighty
Cheyenne
T. C. Hume
Little County
Laramie County
Co. C, Sthin
Renal Estate
State of
Wight
Luella
Tracy
J. P. Weshburg
Daniel 5
Charles Cushingberry
C. C. Stein
County of
Daniel S. Swan
Isabella H. Farrar
J. H. Nichols
Co. C. Stain
Tax Sale Notices from Cheyenne Real Estate Parcels 1901
Notices dated September 1898 to September 1901 warn of tax sales for Cheyenne parcels. Names include C. Stein, C.C. Stein, J.P. Weschburg, Daniel Swan, Anna Lindgren, Isabella Farrar, and J.H. Nichols. Parcels cover blocks across Cheyenne with Lot numbers and county descriptions.
Special Eastbound Excursions and Reduced Rail Rates
From June 20th to September 12th inclusive the Union Pacific Railroad will sell round trip tickets to eastern points at greatly reduced rates. The round trip rate is one fare plus $2 to cities such as Chicago St Louis Peoria St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and more. For full information contact W Swert Agent U P R R Cheyenne.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
W, Swert
Cheyenne
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Sun-Leader
E. A. Slack
Cheyene
Wyo
Daily Leader
Cuba
Supeme
Baldwin
Bangs
Mr. Bangs
New York
Lelegram
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Trinity German Luthern Church
Thames and
Eighteenth Streets
C. M. Smith
St. Mark’s Church
G. C. Rafter
South Side Congregational
C. O. McClellan
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Nineteenth
Ferugson Streets
IT. M. Lenihan
D. D
George J. Bryant
M. P. Golden
Dauteal & Swan County
Ella B. Perry
Itha Country
Stein
Anna M. Lindgren
Isabella H.farr Tay
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
J. D. Freeborn
J. C. Whipple
WM. L. Whipple
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott, Cashler
J. H. Loomis
Asst
Cashler
East Sixteenth Street
McCormick & Gilmore
17Th Street
C. C. Bittinger
Ferguson
W. W. Warner
Eddy Street
Metropolitan Hotel
J. W. Griffin
Table Board
BON Ton
J. M. Newman
Black & Clark
20Th and
Reed
Cheyenne & Northern Tracks
P., S. Cook
Ideal Boilera
West Sixteenth Street
Paul Milatzo
Sixteenth ST
J. F. Schmitt
Sor
Thos. Longhurst
WII
Spe
Warren
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