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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1905
Page
7
The Leader Publishing Co announces its successors with W B Bond H A Glar ke and Charles Thompson holding roles as president secretary treasurer and city editor. Circulator details accompany the restructuring.
City Council will meet Tuesday night and the county commissioners next Tuesday while a number of civic items proceed. Apple blossoms draw attention as Cheyenne hosts tourists en route to Portland. Frank B E Knopf ends his pastorate at First Congregational. Citizens monitor transcontinental auto race and local park repairs advance.
A Romany Gypsy Queen trance medium and clairvoyant palmist offers life readings for 26 cents. Daily hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Ferguson Street parlors, 5 and 9 Hreana hen block. No supervisors claimed.
The Union Pacific Capital band in Cheyenne Wyoming votes to dissolve after disfavor from Memorial Day nonattendance. The Union Pacific Railroad withdraws support, band trustees will receive property, and a meeting will settle remaining affairs. Grand Army of the Republic condemns the act as unpatriotic and vows not to include the band in future ceremonies.
In a June 2 1905 meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic the resolutions condemned the Union Pacific band for refusing to play in the Memorial Day parade. They urged support for military organizations as guardians of civil liberties and against opposition harming the principles fought for in the Civil War and national defense.
At a Friday meeting of the J F Reynolds Post G A B commander A A Mahar was asked to locate and invite interested musicians for a drum corps. A special meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm in the County Court room to finalize the corps and likely name it the J F Reynolds Post.
Dennis Martin, a Decoration Day victim, had deposit certificates and $25 stolen. He later recovered the packet when Samuel Finch found and returned it near the Inter Ocean hotel after it was thrown away by the thief, with no clue to the thief’s identity.
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