Counting Uncle Sam's Treasure and the Treasury Count
The 1 June article reports a formal count of all treasury funds led by Treasurer Elis H. Roberts to verify the national strong box. The ongoing audit covers currency and securities totaling just over $584 million, with the reserve yet to be recounted, and aims to prove accuracy amid a six year gap since last full tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stance
United Stats Treasury
Ie Elis H. Roberts
Treaw
United States
Roberts
Treasury Department
Ten-Year Sentence in Joplin Lynching Case
Carthage Missouri June 4 Sam Mitchell white was given ten years in the mob in Joplin several weeks ago which lynched Tom Gilyard a Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Sam Miitchell
Joplin
Tom Gilyard
Miners Strike Hits Arizona Turbulence Across Clifton Jerome Prescott
Miners in Tucson and across the territory walk out demanding enforcement of the eight hour law. Three thousand idle at Clifton and as many at Jerome and Prescott. The day remains quiet with many miners prospecting while wives are noted to demand cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Clifton
Jerome
Prescott
Roosevelt dedicates Springfield arsenal in large ceremony
President Roosevelt addressed a huge Oak Ridge cemetery crowd and Lincoln Memorial group in Springfield Illinois. He later dedicated the state arsenal and arsenal in the presence of about ten thousand people with Governor Yates presiding. A luncheon at the executive mansion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Roosevelt
Lincoln Monument
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Linecoln-McKinley Memorial Association
State Arsenal
Yates
Postal Telegraph Plans Pensions for Long Serving Employees
New York June 4 The Postal Telegraph company will pension employees with over fifteen years of service who are incapacitated. The maximum pension is fifty percent. The present salary minimum is twenty percent. Also New York June 4 Edward Harriman, confined to bed at the Hotel Netherlands after an appendicitis operation, can walk in his room and plans to sail for Europe Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Edward Harriman
Netherlands
Europe
Kansan
Kan
Williams
Topeka
Meland Arch
Moody to retire from navy cabinet soon
Washington reports Secretary Moody will not stay beyond Roosevelt's term and plans to return to law practice. In Charleston an excursion train wreck on the Atlantic Coast Line near Sumter kills conductor Clements and thirty passengers, injuring thirty three. eight in serious condition, engineer and fireman among the injured. Fresh strawberries offered at Manewal's restaurant today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Moody
Navy
Roosevelt
Charleston
3. C
Bumter
Clements
Metro
Water Flooding City as Pumps Struggle to Restore Supply
Massive flood dzień coverage reports water still covering districts in Kansas City and Topeka with pumping stations active. City workers sworn as guards in hundreds of precincts to enforce cleanup as meat and produce move to meet market demand. River levels fall slowly in some towns while others face levee breaks and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
St. Joseph
Machinists Strike Ends at Union Pacific with Settlement
Omaha report says Union Pacific machinists reached a settlement after eleven months on strike. Boilermakers already settled. blacksmiths negotiating with President Burt. Old workers to be reinstated within sixty days. no new hires during the transition. strike officially declared off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Machinists
Burt
Harriman
New York
Union
Civic ticket wins as injunction delays election canvass
Denver June 4 Judge Mullins issued an injunction restraining the city council from interfering with the county clerk canvassing the vote and issuing certificates of election. Magistrates began official duties and will leave certificates to those with the highest votes. The move appears to secure success for the civic ticket despite opposition actions expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Mullins
Civic
Honest Man Foot Receives Oregon Letter About His Father
Glenn Falls reports a caller from Oregon who recalls a 40 year old purchase at Foot's father’s store and mentions a note about a girl named Ryder killed in Gresley Colorado. The letter hints at a Mrs Mary F Ryder who died after using a patent medicine and was later shipped to Rockville Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Falls
Foot
Oregon
Smoke Turns Day Into Night From Forest Fires
The atmosphere over New York and New England is hazy from massive northeast forest fires. Lake George, about twenty five miles from one blaze, is blanketed with smoke and embers. Glenn Falls is noted for the smoke turning day into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Lake George
Glenn Falla
Chicago bankers to meet on government admission plan
The June 4 Tribune reports Chicago bankers will meet to discuss admitting a government member to the Chicago clearing house. If approved banks would settle directly with Chicago, reducing clerks and escorting coins and bills between banks and the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clearing House
Chicago
the Tribune Today
Bankers of
Chicago Clearing House
Went
New York
Sal-Treasury
Postmasters Across Wyoming Get Salary Adjustments
The U S postoffice department announces raises and cuts for Wyoming postmasters. Sheridan will gain 200 dollars in the coming fiscal year while Casper Oranston Buffalo Lander Rock Springs Douglas and Laramie each gain 100 dollars. Kemmerer and Capibran see 100 dollar reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eth
Daily Leader
Washington
Postofice
Sheridan
Wyo
Casper
Oranston
Buffalo
Lander
Rock Springs
Douglas
Laramie
Kemmerer
Capibrian
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Congregational Church
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet tomorrow at 3 PM in the Congregational church. The topic covers Missionary Life from Bernard of Clairvaux to Luther with speakers Mrs Whipple Mrs Patten Mrs Covert and Mrs Underwood. An open discussion asks if the Revival of Learning hindered missions led by Mrs F Knopf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Bernard of
F. & Knopf
City Health Board Settles Water Dispute Between Kemmerer and Diamondville
The state board of health in this city recommends a joint water system upstream to prevent Ham's Fork contamination. It finds sewer construction would contaminate the stream and urges a regional solution for the two adjacent towns. Local forecast notes mild weather with showers in parts and no major temperature changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Ham's Fork Creek
Ham's
Montana
Southwest
North Pacific Coasal
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Central and
Western States
Gulf
Colorado Couples Wed In Denver Area
The article lists two Denver marriages: Oscar J. C. Ansteth marrying Mrs. Marie Lyon and Frank D. Shelton marrying Miss Dora Kr. Cleveland. It mentions Dr. Barkwell’s office at Keefe Hall and a Charles Keefe street address, plus local business notices about bicycle tires, a restaurant advert, a business sale, and a chair and rocker stock at a mercantile dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Oscar J. C. Ansteth
Marie Lyon
Denver
Frank D. Shelton
Dora KR. Cleveland
Personal notes from Cheyenne area travelers and officials
Pitt Covert and Ed Hofmann left for fishing near the Bibylle country. Mayor Keefe and wife traveled north this morning. State Geologist Becter departed for Chugwataer Wheatland and Dowagins. Governor Fenimore Chaatterton leaves tonight for Baratown on private business. Clarence Clark led a Cheyenne bound freight. Elks minstrel show cleared about 400 for the lodge building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Turner Ball
Lodge of Elks
Pitt Covert
Ed Hofmann
Bibylle Country
State appoints W S Grout superintendent at Hot Springs
A spring shower brightened the area as the State Board of Charities and Reform appointed W S Grout of Thermopolis as superintendent of the Hot Springs property owned by the state. The appointment is on probation for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities and Reform
W. 8. Grout
Thermopolis
Machinist Guilty of Grand Larceny in Wyoming Court
A. B. James, arrested in Omaha and brought to Rawlins, Wyoming, was found guilty of grand larceny in district court. Sentencing by Judge Craig will follow. Separately, Simon Rodrigues’ trial for felonious assault was postponed to October due to key witnesses absences. Frank Newman and George Woods were returned to Newcastle from Billings to face charges of grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlina
Wyo
James
Omaha
Craig
Simon Rodrigues
Medicine Bow
Frank Newman
George Woods
Billings
Mont
Newcastle
Pardon Refused for Lou Hartsough in Sheridan County Case
Governor Chatterton refused the pardon for Lou Hartsough, convict in the state penitentiary. Hartsough was sentenced to twenty years after last fall’s murder conviction of McLaughlin in Sheridan County. He has served one year, and the governor ruled the sentence insufficient for a grave offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hartsough
State Penitentiary
Chatterton
Hartsough
McLaughlin
Sheridan County
Nerve
Ale
Hartcough
Sliney Appointed on Governor’s Staff as Colonel
George M. Sliney of Thermopaills Wyoming receives appointment by Governor Chatterton to the inspector general staff with the rank of colonel. The seasoned tactician will serve during the approaching military engagements in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sliney
Thermopaills
Wyo
Chatterton
Spector General
Sliney
Prof William A Allen Voyant Advertisement
Promises to reveal past present and future and advise on love divorce wealth and real estate. Claims to name friends true or false and predict marriage, reunite separations, and improve affection. Rates 60c and 1.00. address 911 West 17th Street. hours 9 am to 9 pm.
We can save you money with your options
A reader asks about saving money and explores ways to cut costs with available choices. The message hints at cost reductions and practical steps for budgeting or shopping efficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sam
Arsenal
Lincoln Memorial Association
Georgia
Manewal’s
Kansas City
Turkey Creek
Goodwin
City
Union Depot
West Bottoms
Peka
Iden
Salina
Smorky Hill
Burlington
Iowa
Hunt Levee
Warsaw
St. Louis
Ilinois
the Watch House
Tih and
Capitol Avenue
Civic Ticket
Ars
Barry P. Hynds
Chicago Bankers
Cheyenne Cycle Works
Ferguson Atreet
Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Company
WM. Murphy
Warren Mercantile CO
D. Miller
A. Jones
Nebraskan
Charles Bailey
Wm. Niland
Wyoming
A. K. Lee
Niland
Conrad Bluhmas
Gresley
C. Paulson
Ruby Corn
Weatherford
Texas
Cheyenne
Mra. A. B
Supreme Court News
State Supreme Court
Fidelity Savings Association
Bank of Commerce of
Honeycutt
Nyquist, Peterson & Co
Albany County
Keefe Hall
Nex Fruay
Thos
A. Cobgriff
Orr
Clarence Clark
Martin McCuen
Realta Schulis Volk Ne
Ae Powell
Consis
Spyder
Twenty-Ofth Streets
Albert Herrod
Capito Avenue
Clyde Smith
James Horieky
Jake Snyder
O. J. Bradley
Orewe
WM. A. Allen
Loger
Clair
Voyant
Sam. Mandel
Union Dye Works
Wm. Myers & G
M.marks
M. Marks
Kelley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!