Newspaper masthead fragment features editors and managers
An OCR fragment lists A. Slack as editor and proprietor and A. B. Yeager in association with the paper. It also names business manager George H. Evans and identifies a city editor role.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists A. Slack as editor and proprietor and A. B. Yeager in association with the paper. It also names business manager George H. Evans and identifies a city editor role.
Mrs. Nagle obtained a divorce by Judge Scott in Cheyenne after a brief separation and a Denver meeting at the Brown Palace. The decree imposes permanent alimony totaling 26000, of which 15000 is property transferred to the ex wife. George H. Nagle of Cheyenne, heir to the Union Mercantile estate, built wealth through business ventures and stockholdings in Colorado sugar firms.
James Mortimer of Belleville Illinois dies after being shot during a drunken dispute over whisky. P D Shepardson is captured after the shooting four miles east of the city and is brought to town with companions. Mortimer dies nine hours after wounding at the county hospital. Sheriff Smalley and Charles Irwin pursue and arrest the four involved, with Shepardson confessing. Evidence includes a rusty pistol and a union card. Mortimer had been released from the chain gang days earlier.
Militia prisoners charged with Barry family killings may reach St Franci tonight. Palm Beach hotel Dreakers burned. loss about 700000. Roosevelt attends Ruth Hanna wedding in Cleveland. Howsee ordered to Manila for investigation of Filipino prisoner abuses. Capt. Fish, Helena hotel proprietor, dies. Harry Foley defeats Billy W in Los Angeles. Harbor fog halts cup defender race. Kansas Berry killings spark local fear. settlers anxious. Jett Curtis and Tom White jury seated in Kentucky. Hempstead election calm amid fears of trouble. Chamberlain tariff plan faces desertion. resignation rumored. Post office dismissals rumored. officials silent. Trinidad residents terrorized by floodwaters. DC auditor James M. Watson Jr. arrested for embezzlement. Samuel Parks rearrested in New York. Armed men blockading areas in Kansas. Taft replies to Miles on Island trip. Flying Squadron agents linked to post office probe. Cassatt trolley case appeal denied by Supreme Court. Mexican comic paper Ei Padre Del Abuizote closed. editor jailed. Missouri flood service improves except near St OlS worsening. Kansas legislature likely to convene to aid flood victims. Southern New England drought ends. forest fires diminish.
A chaotic post noon shooting stirred streets and crowds as a string of local notes follow. Opera subscriptions rose by 110 as events, weddings, and guild socials color the day.
Wanted girl for general house work near Twenty second street and Capritol avenue. Wanted workers at carpet clear ice and laying at 1600 Eddy street union dye works. Wanted laborers quarry and hammermen for Cheyenne dam 26 miles northwest of Cheyenne. Wages 2.26 and 2.60 per day. Board 5.00 per week. No time checks. No dip count.
For sale four low in good location inquire of this office for sale two seated top carriage in good repair inquire 220 Bay 17th street three lows on Twelfth street new phones inquire Albert Chapman real estate agent for rent nicely furnished rooms in belk blocks electric light janitor service four dollars a month upward also dwelling houses far se and email to quire Warnes Emporium
Miscellaneous item found described as a lady's brooch valued at about 14 dollars. Owner to claim by visiting Klopp the tailor at 120 West 16th.
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