Rents in Cheyenne cited as cheaper than Denver and Omaha
The Cheyenne Leader reports a city wide study showing rents in Cheyenne are 25 to 50 percent cheaper than Omaha and far below Denver, with rooms from two to four dollars and furnished rooms from five to fifteen dollars monthly. It warns the city lacks enough houses and urges building two to three hundred dwellings this season to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Omaha
Denver
North Platte
Cheyenne Faces Denver Malice Over Camp Survey and Thurnell Death
Local Cheyenne observers note favorable prospects at a mining camp with Col. T. D. Randall from Chicago examining sites. Denver newspapers are accused of malice toward Cheyenne, using Tom Thurnell’s death as protest, while Cheyenne authorities face scrutiny amid ongoing tensions and possible personal consequences for the late Tom Thurnell’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
T. D. Randall
Chicago
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming
Thurnell
Tom Patterson
Tom Thurnell
Their Friend
The article praises Professor Churchill for protecting students during disruptions in public schools. It notes his willingness to shield pupils from undue punishment while maintaining discipline and the school's good name, expecting future realization of his kindness.
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Churchil
News Notes From Across The World Aired In Brief
German troops will embark from China on June 20. Admiral Cervera predicts Spain will fracture into small states. Turkish diplomats threaten to leave Paris if salaries aren’t paid. Aguinaldo plans a U S visit next fall. Argentina’s president will visit America and meet McKinley. British papers attack Andrew Carnegie over gifts to Scottish universities. A Bell Telephone rival forms in Detroit with 2.5 million capital. Generals Botha and DeWet to confer on South Africa war. A monument to ex Governor Tanner proposed by 12 million colored people. Rear Admiral Sampson may retire for health. Colorado Springs officials arrested for embezzling 20 thousand. Chas Cleveland killed in a duel near Florence Ky. Diaz may be asked to settle Latin American discord. Kelpet volcano in Java erupts, many lives lost. Chinese court won’t return to Peking until foreign troops depart. Tren ton building trades win eight hour day at nine hour wage. Forty eight boxes of dynamite explode on a Great Northern train near Everett injuring one. Three hundred girl strikers at Passaic attack non union workers. Weyler plans three army corps to repel invasion. Four hundred break jail at Pond Creek Okla and lynch Bill Campbell. Pretorius dies at Potchefstroom after illness. Rochester student disfigured by acid branding. Harry Graham, 10, arrested for singing songs in street. Memorial Day observed nationwide. Tennessee River floods lands. Huntsville farmers lose $100,000. Subscribe for the Leader.
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China
Cervera
Spain
Paris
Aguinaldo
United States
Argentina
America
McKinley
Andrew Carnegie
Bell Telephone
Detroit
Michigan
Botha
DeWet
South Africa
Tanner
Ilinois
Sampson
Colorado Springs
Florence
Chas
Cleveland
Ben Smith
Diaz
Mexico
Everett
Wash
Passlac
N. J
Jen
Weyler
Pond Creek
Okla
Bill Campbell
Mathias Wessels
Tennessee
Huntsville
Ala
Edison Heiress Guarded Amid Kidnap Fear
Madeline Edison, 12, daughter of inventor Thomas A. Edison, and Paul Smith, 15, son of J Warren Smith, receive round the clock protection at their homes after threatening letters demand large ransoms. Police and Pinkerton detectives link the plots. investigations point to a single mastermind.
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Madeline Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Llewllyn Park
N. J
Paul Smith
J. Warren Smith
Orange National Bank
Edison
Mr. Smith
Pinkerton
City Matters and Local Listings
Classified notes show a florist adverturage, furniture for sale at 1620 House street, a four horsepower well machine, and eight East town lots offered by Albert Chapman with additional lots on Twelfth street. Furnished rooms for rent by Warren's include five modern units with heat water and janitor service.
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Maxwell and
Twenty-first
Twenty-second Street
Albert Chapman
Twelfth Street
Thames
Warren's
Water filter promotion and housekeeper needed in city
A classified appeal offers a pure water filter visit at Wyomin g Hardware Cos and Dyer hotel. It also seeks a middle aged woman to work as a housekeeper at 2114 Warren Avenue, for a family of two. An army recruitment notice calls unmarried men 21 to 35 to contact the Denver Recruiting Office at 81 Railroad Building, 1515 Larimer Street, between April 16 and June 30.
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Wyoming Hardware Cos
Dyer Hotel
Warren Avenue
U. S. Army
The
United States
Railroad Building
Larimer Street
Denver
Colorado
Stray Bay Horse and Public Notices in Cheyenne 1901
A bay horse marked spike circle 8 on the left front leg with three white stockings is reported missing and a $10 reward offered. The notice also lists various public notices including bids for school bonds in District No. 12 Guernsey and District No. 18 Grand Encampment, a divorce petition in Laramie County, and special Eastbound Excursions by Union Pacific with reduced fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manewal’s Bakery
Notices of Land Claims and Public Land Notices
Notices from Cheyenne Wyoming land office detail final proof dates for Benjamin Lukens and John Hohnholz, stock of witnesses, and timber land claim by Robert Lawson. Contests against Wilford Wood proceed with hearing set for July 18 1901. Estate settlement for Hila O Hay slated for May term 1901. Also mentions rail fare discounts for Woodmen meeting in St Paul and subscription rates for the Leader.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Benjamin H. Lukens
Little Bear
H. BE
Rose L. Bard
Isaac N. Bard
Walter D. Pease
Sas Be, Chambers
Little Bear, Co
Department of the Interior, Land Office
United States Land Office
John Hohnholz
Iron Mountain
John L. Jordan
John J. Underwood
Ion Mountain
James BE. Miller
William Clay
Diamond
John H Gordon
Little Horse Creek
Frank H. Jones
John M. Steinbrecht
Thomas Gordon
Salem
Colin Hunter
Minnie E. Chambers
Hila O Hay
District Court
Laramie County
Henry G. Hay
School bonds bid notice for Crook County Wyoming
Notice details a bid call by School District 11 Crook County for five four hundred dollar bonds at interest not exceeding six percent dated July 1 1901 with various due dates. Bids due June 14 1901 at 1 pm opened by G A Fox, specifying sealed proposals in Gillette Wyoming. Also includes bridge contract notice for Laramie County Fort Laramie and stockholder meeting for Wyoming Chemical Company in Cheyenne June 20 1901.
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Wyoming
Uinta
State of
Uinta County
Board of Trustees
Joseph P. Guild
Fort Bridger
County of Uinta
Guernsey
Wyo
Laramie County
Henry T. Miller
Hartville
Cheyenne
Wye
J. W. McDevitt
Crook
Crook County
G. A. Fox
Scholl
Gillette
County
D. C. Chabo
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Sun-Leader
E. A. Slack, Pollishee
Cheyene, Wyo
Daily Leader
Far West
Whalen Canyon
Rip van Winkle
Little Miss Edison
Cudahy
Omnaha
Orange
Smiths
Mr. Edison
Mr. Hayes
Newark
Hayes
Hopper
Daniel Leary
Draybell
Titus
New York
Captain Leary
Draydell
Smith
Paul
Orange Mountains
City Matters
Mra. Glafcke
House Street
J. M. Gilmore
West 17Th Street
Chaffin
Highteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett
W. B. Snider
Thomas Barry
Jennie Barry
District Court of
First Judicial District
T. J. Fisher
District Court First Judicial District
Union Pacific Raiilroad Company
St. Louis
Peoria
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
W. Sweet
Cora
Sharples
City
Oswego
James W. Sharples
County of
Laramie
A.D
Oscar Yoder
Phillips
Wilford J. Wood
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Register and Receiver
Herbey
W. B. Chaplin
Reaister
St. Paul
Camp Modern Woodman of America
Minn
Port Laramie
Board of County Commissioners
Laramile County
Dallas
R. Cowhick
Wyoming Chemical Company
Ofice
I. H. Derby
O. L. Prohaska
C. A. Guernsey
Thos. Longhurst
C. D. Bittinger
Shoemaker
Ferguson
Popp
S. A. Barstow
Warren Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
Brewer & Walker
Nassau
N.Y
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
United States Depository
J. D. Freeborn
I. C. Whipple
WM. L. Whipple
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
Asst. Cashier
Sherman CO
Eddy &T
WeCormick & Gilmore
17Th Street
P. S. Cook
IDEAL
W. W. Warner
Proprietos
Eddy Street
J. W. Griffin
Table Board
BON Ton
J. M. Newman
West Sixteenth ST
Post
J. F. Schmitt
Warren
Repalrer
E. C. Nash
Rory QT
Chevenne
West Sixteenth &Tract
Paul Milatzo
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