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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
1
Humble boast of a soda fountain promising healthful refreshment with fruit flavors. Claims of lasting effects, cooling relief, and an inviting Goda Reception Room as temperatures rise. Mentions Goda Department and Gunther's Candies as comfort touches amid a summer campaign and sales pitch.
London June 4 The British ministry and Windham view the war as near an end and see Boer opposition as final. Pretoria may fall today with French at Prent Station south of the capital. Refugees flee to Portuguese territory as Boers abandon Pretoria and telegraph lines reopen.
June 4 reports say a party of Cossacks seeking missing refugees from Pao Ting Fu clashed with Boxers and routed them with heavy losses. Russians report one officer and three men wounded. Alarm over safety of American missionaries remaining at Pao Ting Fu.
Robbers entered a ranchman's house near Sterling Colorado bound and gagged him and stole valuables. The bound man freed himself this morning, tracked the robbers, shot and killed one assailant and wounded the other, though he was injured himself. A sheriff's posse has gone to the scene.
Senator Teller of Colorado delivered a spirited address in Washington on the Philippines. He attacked Beveridge’s speech as cringing praise of the president while arguing the Philippines should not be abandoned. He doubted Imperialism would be raised in the coming campaign and criticized the administration’s handling of Philippine welfare.
In St Louis on June 4 the street car strike escalated after peace talks failed. Dynamite damaged the Olive Street curve, injuring several, as a sheriff posse and 600 armed workers guard transit facilities while officers are relieved to maintain order.
Kansas City June 4 the Democratic state convention to meet tomorrow will nominate a full state ticket including governor with contests for governor auditor treasurer and railroad commissioner. Delegates 1710 the largest ever to a Kansas convention.
Cape Town reports Burghere forces mass near the front between Tranevaal and Portuguese territory. They watch Bleyn closely and vow to keep him within Boer borders.
A Democratic meeting at the courthouse produced a tense, confused session with chair Mike Barry and secretary L P Reilly. Delegates named to the state convention included J Bartlett and M Barry, while a committee on resolutions failed to adopt any statement amid clashes over Bryan free silver and income tax.
General Funston and a force of fifty Filipinos engaged rebels about twenty five miles from San Miguel while search continues for Captain Roberts. Captain Godfrey and one private were killed. Aguinaldo shot. Major March and the Thirty third regiment overtook a party at La Gaz near Vigan. casualties reported among the opposing leaders.
Robert P. Roosevelt, uncle of Governor Roose, arrived home from Paris and denounced the Exposition as a complete sham. He criticized the American Building as unsafe and said Americans were being cheated, describing the entire show as a Bowery-like fraud with fake attractions and deceptive displays.
Miss Mary Rogers daughter of magnate H G Rogers will wed William R Coe at her parents home in New York. The ceremony follows elaborate preparations with a reception for relatives. This is her second marriage after an annulled 1893 elopement and 1895 divorce. Coe is a widower and club member.
Dani Miller returns from surveying mining claims to Fort Biowle where a venue change led to a jury trial over a neighbor keeping a dog. Costs are estimated at $660 as prominent lawyers argued the case. The jury celebrated by visiting Hanne to view the hog involved.
A politician boasts to his wife that he held the crowd spell bound while reading excerpts from a speech by Daniel Webster from sixty years ago. The wife points out there is more to the sentence, noting the longer context.
The fragment cites obscure phrases from the New York Mail and Mapress about proat cries and prosperity water. It mentions accurate edjusting and watch re pairing and ads a three room house for rent at 119 East Sighteent betreet with contact D. Miller at Ferguson Et For Rent.
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