Roosevelt policy praised by Depew and Taft remarks
Senator Chauncey Depew argues President Roosevelt will be nominated and elected by a wide margin if he maintains trust enforcement. Taft expresses astonishment at the pope’s intellect, while rail magnates debate law enforcement and political influence. The Leader editor receives a translation of Constance by Therese Bentifan. C. M. O’Connell offers copies in town. Republicans wary of combines urge a convention crafted ticket.
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Roosevelt
Chauncey De‘pew
Washington
Depew
Brilliant Letters From Minnie Russell Churchill Readers Enjoy LA Writer
Excerpt praises Minnie Russell Churchill of Los Angeles for vivid letters on Women's Club proceedings. The Leader valued her natural pen portraits of convention figures and discussions, with readers appreciating the well written correspondence and potential summer return to California. The Chicago Post provides witty lines on wisdom and prosperity.
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Minnie Russell Churchill
Los Angeles
Women's Clubs Assembly
Leader
Churchill
California
A Ping Pong Bat Editor Urges Republican Caution
Barrow suggests slates are useful in education and on a roof but have no place in the Republican party at Rawlins. He predicts the convention will nominating a ticket Republicans can support and warns against vanity and overbearing display as indicators of a candidate’s fitness referencing past weak allies and the dangers of location backed by gall.
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Barrow
Rawlins
State House
Constance by Mrs. W. R. McKeen Jr. on sale in Cheyenne
Constance, produced by Mrs. W. R. McKeen Jr. of Cheyenne, is now on sale in Cheyenne after publication by F. Tennyson Neely of New York and London. An eastern critic lauds the book as a worthy translation with lines that hold thought and metaphor, predicting deserved fame.
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Leader
William R. McKeen, Jr
Constance
Therese Bentifan
F. Tennyson Neely
New York
London
C. M. O'Connell
Cay
End of the Hermosa to Lar amour Union Pacific Line
The final train runs today over the Hermosa to Lar amie segment of the Union Pacific, in service since 1867, to be torn up. A new time card takes effect tonight with no changes to arrivals or departures, only westbound trains using the new Sherman Hill route. The 16.7 mile section will be abandoned along with three stations Harney Red Buttes and Sander.
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Hermosa
Laramie
Union Pacific
Sherman Hill
Harney
Red Buttes
Sandera
Delegates to Encampment From Local Posts Attending Rocky Ford
Eight delegates from here will attend the department encampment of the W R C at Rocky Ford Colorado next week. Delegates from G A R will also be present. Miss Jenkins travels to Denver for health with her daughter Elsie and Mrs Jenkins proceeds to Rocky Ford to join delegates Monday. Past commanders and alternates are listed. J W Brookhart leads as present commander.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Mia
J. F
Jenkins
Elsie
Denver
H. B. Buechner
H. Haas
Sadie Fisher
A. A. Mahar
N. J. O'Brien
D. S. Swan
J. W. Crowley
S. A. Bristol
EB. A. Slack
J. W. Brookhart
Becomes a Republican Young Attorney Switches Affiliation
M. J. Barry, formerly with the Democratic party, declares he now supports Republicanism after studying doctrines and practical effects. He says the Republican party represents progress and prosperity for individuals and the nation and that he will align with it to advance its principles.
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M. J. Barry
Democratic Party
Barry
Republican Party
Colorado and Southern map issued for Weston to Ogden route
Passenger Department of the C and S issues a detailed territory map to Denver. Send ten cents to T B Fisher, Gen Passenger Agt, Denver for postage. Informal line about a vaudeville show with two performers and witty banter follows.
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Colorado
Weston
Texas
Ogden
Utah
C. and
T. B Fisher
Gen
Denver
Golo
Medicine Bow Forest Reserve proclamation details
The notice describes the Medicine Bow forest reserve boundaries in Wyoming and Colorado and outlines the reserve's management under a supervisor with ranger patrols to stop illegal timber cutting. It notes multiple streams originate there and provides alternative descriptions alongside local weather and bids for Fort D. A. Russell buildings.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Medicine Bow Mountains
Medicine Bow Forest Reserve
Township 17
Range
Section 5
Range 78
Wyoming
Colorado
Colorado Line
Jelm Mountain
Beaver Creek
Coad Mountains
Morgan Postoffice
Pollock Postoffice
P. G. Murphy
Big Laramie
Rock Creek
Medicine Bow
Little Laramie
French Creek
Douglas Creek
Brush Creek
Pass Creek
Estray Notice for Bay Work Horse at Mountain
One un branded bay work horse, slightly lame in right hind leg with sore shoulders, about 10 or 11 years old. Owner can recover by proving property and paying for this advertisement. Ells and Miller. Tagp Mountain, June 3, 1902.
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Ellis and Miller
Cheyenne church notices and public notices in 1902 column
A dense column lists church services across Cheyenne with multiple congregations including South Side Congregational Trinity German Lutheran St. Mark's Episcopal and First Methodist Episcopal plus schedule details. Legal notices announce estate hearings, probate actions, and public notices from the Wyoming District Court and state Republican convention calls and corporate changes.
Cast Bound Excursions At One Fare Plus 92
Tickets available on specific days in June July August and September with final return in October 91. Rates cover Chicago St Louis Saint Paul Minneapolis Duluth and intermediate points. First sale dates begin. For details inquire.
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Union Pacifc Raliroed
Chicago
St. Louis
S. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Foxey Grandpa Scarf Tops New Market Cravats
The Foxey Grandpa scarf debuts as the market’s smartest and most sought after cravat, priced at 25 cents. The line also promotes The Naronot Shieif Teck with similar value at 25 cents and 5k.
Rail schedule fragment with mixed lines and arrivals
A partial timetable shows departures and arrivals for several rail lines. It lists west and eastbound Union Pacific trains with morning and evening times, and mentions additional southbound and other rail services with scattered times.
Acacia Lodge Announces Meeting Schedule and Secretary
Acacia Lodge No. 11 Fa and M Moots in Masonic hail on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Notification appears on page 8. Charles Be Weeks, Secretary.
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Orbyenne Lodor
Ap & A. M—Moets
Fa & M—Moets
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