Cheyenne Leader 1901 Notes and Berth of Publicity
The Cheyenne Leader, successor to the Sun Leader, publishes June 6 1901 notes on public figures and events. Items mention West Point expellees found on a South American railway, Missouri mothers congress disruption, Bryan court decision critique, a Pennsylvania woman riding a railroad for the first time, and broader critiques of trivial coverage in papers. Also featured are Skibo Castle litigation context and Carnegie ownership praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Latin America
Corner Stone Laying Of The Masonic Temple
The corner stone ceremony of the Masonic temple this afternoon was simple and moving with little pomp. Hon. B B Brooks drew on history citing Washington and McKinley as he praised the project. The temple will be the first in the state devoted to Masons and promises an elegant home for the order and pride for citizens. The Leader congratulates the fraternity on securing a handsome site and structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Hon
B, B. Brooks
National Capitol
George Washington
Wyoming
McKinley
Marriage Ceremony in Cincinnati Uses Agnostic Ritual
A Cincinnati wedding, the first of its kind in the country, employed an agnostic ceremony. The couple and master of ceremonies, an attorney heading a local agnostic society, reflect a surge of unconventional marriages amid a joking critique of matrimonial trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
Miss Rand
Cincinnati
New Agnostic Society
Agnostic Rites Contrasted With a Civil Marriage
A Chicago Record Herald editorial contrasts agnostic wedding rites with Prof Herron and Miss Rand’s marriage. It argues agnostic unions lack certainty and that legal proceedings remain necessary to resolve property and marital rights, favoring the traditional lawful union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
Cincinnati
Prof. Herron
Miss Rand
Chicago Record-Herald
France and the American Peril in European Trade
A Chicago Record Herald column argues against European protectionism. It faults a French deputy for echoing racist fears and contends only competition and reciprocity can curb American industry. The writer warns a Europe-wide tariff would harm all nations and disrupt treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
United States
Germany
Austria
Italy
Chicago Record, Herald
Carnegie England Forecast Cites US Aid For Britain
London June 6 Andrew Carnegie forecasts a continental coalition to topple Britain and predicts the United States will intervene if needed. He also notes closer Anglo American ties through New York Chamber delegates’ Windsor visit and confirms ongoing talks over his University of Scotland gift. He says he has enough on his hands and declines to discuss further gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
United States
New York Chamber of Commerce
Windsor
King Edward
Edward
Mr. Carnegie
University of Scotland
Canteen Restored Urged by Military Surgeons Association
The Military Surgeons Association at St Paul urged Congress to re establish the army post exchange canteen. Lieut Louis L Seaman read a paper on observations in China and the tropics and urged reinstatement to curb intemperance and discipline issues. A three member lobbying committee was planned to Washington with support from the American Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Surgeons Association
Congress
Seaman
St. Paul Globe
Washington
Louis L. Seaman
United States Volunteer Engineers
Philippines
China
Tropics
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
St. Paul
Reed
Wyoming
American Medical Society
Association
Straan
Porto Rico
Multiple Real Estate and Notice Ads in Fort Wyoming Villages
Various for sale notices include eight residential lots in the east part of town near Maxwell and Twenty-first streets, and three lots on Twelfth near Thames, with Albert Chapman as agent. Also available are furnished rooms at Warren's, pure water filters promotion, and a U.S. Army recruitment notice for unmarried men ages 21 to 35. Other items cover a for sale of a four-horsepower well machine by J. M. Gilmore, a tin room of furniture at 1620 House Street, and a Stolen or Abandoned horse notice. Notices about bond bids for district school buildings, tax or district bonds, and legal notices conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell and
Twenty-first
Twenty-second Street
Albert Chapman
Twelfth Street
Thames
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry Dispute in Wyoming
Department of the Interior at Cheyenne Wyoming calls Wilford J Wood contest filing by Oscar Yoder for Homestead Entry 2965. The contestant alleges abandonment over four years and non residence not due to military service. Notice to appear and offer evidence at 10 am July 18 1901 before the United States Land Office Register and Receiver in Cheyenne. Publication ordered due to inability to personally serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Wyo
Hohnholz
Iron Mountain
United States Land Office
Heyenne
California
Oregon
New and
Washingto Territory
Robert Law
Laramiee
Cheyne
John Hoon
Little Horse Creek
H. Jones
Hn M. Steinbrecht
Little Horse Week
Thomas Gordon
Sam
Colin Hunter
Cheyine
Department of the Interior
Oscar Yoder
Phillips
Laramie County
Wilford
Wood
Wilford J. Wood
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
Cheyoung
W. C. Chaplin, Negister
Judge Barnard Refuses Habeas Corpus in Lola Bennie Case
Washington judge declines to issue a writ in the case of Lola Bennie charged with killing James Ayers. Also notes passing of Col J G Miner, Confederate Navy aide, in poverty at Milford Ohio aged 82. Mormonism case in Cresishaw Pa shows two wives living with John Vasilko for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Washington
Lola Bennie
James Ayers
J. G. Miner
Mildford
Ohio
Ave
Cresishaw
John Vasilko
Germantown
Michael McCullough
Edwin Welsh
Senator McLeurin
South Carolina
Pennsylvania Women's Society For the Prevention of
New York
Rockefeller - Gould
Morgan-Vanderbilt-Cassatt
Gould
Wyoming School District 11 bids for five 400 dollar bonds
Notice states the Board of Directors of School District 11 Crook County Wyoming will receive bids for five negotiable coupon school house bonds of 400 dollars each at up to 6 percent interest. Bids due June 14, 1901. bids opened at G A Fox’s office Gillette. district may reject bids and may sell privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Wyo
Board of Trustees
So No
Laramie
Wyoming
Henry T. Miller
Ming
Henry T
Uinta
Uinta County
Joseph P. Guild
Qoard
Fort Bridger
County of Uinta
State of
Joseph P, Guild
Crook
Crook County
G. A. Fox
Scholl
Gillette
County of
Chabo
Fort Laramie
Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Dallas
R. Cowhick
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Sun-Leader
BR. A. Slack
Publisheer
Cheyene
Postoffice
Daily Leader
Missouri
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Iron Horse
Skibo Castle
United Kingdom
Carnegie
Skibo
THE
Carnegies
England
City Matters
Gut Flowers
Mrs. Glafcke
House Street
J. M. Gilmore
West 17Th Street
Warren's
Wyoming Hardware Co
Dyer
Warren Avenue
U. S. Army
Ommco
Denver
Colorado
Sore
Manewal
Carteenth
Central Avenue
Padgett’s
Water
Grand
Vewaran
Dineks Yi Ay
Thomas Barry
Jeremy Barry
Wit County
Mittias
Javary
Chicago
St. Loui
Minneapolis
Dal
SWEET
R. Cheyenne
Ica
Ies
State of New
Abee
James W
District Court
Withounty
T. J. Fishdr
Lerk
James
Jordan
John J. Underwood
Tronain
James B. Miller
Fountain
William Claymond
Chaplin
Register
Modern Woodmen of America
Minn
Co. W. Sweet
U. Prr
Ella Hay
District
Henry D BP
Wyoming Chemical Company
Treat Wyoming
H. Derby
O. L. Prohaska
A. Guernseay
Thos. Longhurst
C. G. Bittinger
Ferguson Street
Spe
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
Capital Stock
United States Depository
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
Henry G. Hay
I. C. Whipple
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
Asst. Cashier
Sherman CO
Eddy St
Addrees
Drewer & Walesr
Nassau
N.Y
East Sixteenth Street
McCormick & Gilmore
17Th
P. S. Cook
IDEAL
W. W. Warner
Eddy Street
J. W. Griffin
Table Board
BON Ton
J. M. Newman
Sixteenth ST
J. F. Schmitt
Warren
E. C. Nash
Lhather
Paul Milatzo
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