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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1903

Page

4

Victim Shot Through Heart Survived Nine Hours Inquest Finds Shepardson Responsible

In Cheyenne, Tuesday afternoon a rail yard shooting left James Mortimer alive nine hours after being shot through the heart. Autopsy by Drs Snyder and Conway showed the bullet entered the left breast and lodged near the spine. The coroner’s jury found Mortimer died from a pistol ball fired by P. D. Shepardson and ruled the shooting not justifiable.

Shepardson James Mortimer Dra. Otto Snyder J. H. Conway Chevénine Hane Eagleson Engleson P. D. Shepardson S. F. Schmitt

Convict Williams Recaptured After Escape From Wyoming Penitentiary

Special to Daily Leader. James Williams, the convict who escaped from the state penitentiary in Rawlins last Saturday, was captured today at Dixon by Deputy Sheriff Dodge. Williams will serve ten months more, though two months remained from a five year sentence, due to the escape and credit for good behavior.

Daily Leader Rawhina Wyo James Williams Dixon Dodge Williams

Aerial tramway opens amid Wyoming jubilation led by Emerson

Thousands cheer as the first ore bucket breaks through the longest aerial tramway in the world at Grand Encampment. Willis George Emerson receives praise for pioneering the North American Copper company project and the tramway’s success signals future operation and expansion in Southern Carbon County.

Gorial Andican Copper Company Grand Ferris-Haggarty State of Wyoming Grand Encampment Herald Willis George Emerson Sierra Madre Encaupment Carbon County John 8. Day North American Copper Company Great North American Copper Company Mr. Emerson John 3. Cary Bernard McCaffrey Grant Jones Dilton Doublejack Perrin-Haggarty

Fierce Battle at Shoshone Agency Injures Police

The Lander Clipper recounts a violent clash at the Shoshone agency where five Shoshone Indians and ten Indian police clashed after drunken rowdiness. Charlie Washakie, brother of Chief Washakie, was shot in the arm and two police were wounded as forces overpowered the drunken group and arrested them. Chief Washakie was badly beaten during the confrontation.

Charlie Washakie Chief Washakie Washakie Lander Clipper Wadsworth Indiana Waabakie Dick Washakie

Schweickert Estate Sale Shows Mixed Bids and High Total

Bids opened at 10 o'clock by the Schweickert estate executors list offerings including store and stock for 19,742 and multiple properties with totals reaching 20,002. Additional bids include 4,125 for the store, 1,400 for the residence, and 12,500 for the store and goods, with court confirmation anticipated.

Schweickert Weat Sixteenth Street Frank Miller Weat Twentieth Street Herman Aman East Eighteenth Street Hofmann Jiros J. H. Glove Albert Fisher

Wyoming Man Receives MIT Bachelor of Science

Alexander Healy of Buffalo Wyoming is awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The item also notes new First National Bank directors Alex Bowie and Frank N Bhelk and mentions John P Clay in Chicago on stock growers’ business. A convict named James William who escaped Rawlins penitentiary was recaptured after a chase to Twenty Mile ranch. Special excursion to Funville and Frolictown announced for June 12 via Featherbrain railway.

Daily Hoston Mass Alexander Healy Buffalo Wyo Hee Massachusetts Institte of Technology Today First National Bank Alex, Bowie Frank N. Bhelk John P. Clay Chicago Bowland James William Rawls Rawlins Funville Frolictown Featherbrain Railway Haptiet Church

Special Union Pacific Train for G. A. R. Encampment Cite Cheyenne Next Week

Denver to Cheyenne special train scheduled for Wednesday June 17th will leave at 8 a.m. reaching Cheyenne 12 20 p.m. Union Pacific confirms large turnout for the encampment with about 100 rooms secured for veterans wives and W R C members. A meeting of the arrangements committee is set for tonight to finalize plans.

Hoe Assurancee Colorado Col B. A. Stack R. Griffin Union Pacific Denver Greeley Cheyenne W. D. Pease

Money of George Pick Probed by Ballermakers’ Helpers Union

An investigation by the ballermakers’ helpers’ union probes the finances of George Pick, a long time shop worker who died Tuesday and was buried yesterday. He was reputed to have saved money but no cash or property is found, leading to suspicions he died penniless. Information is sought by investigators. An old friend, Mr. Williams, says Pick had a mother, Mrs. H. Pick of Frosterley, Gloucestershire, England, who died about eight months ago.

Ballermakers’ Helpers’ Union George Pick Ballermakers Pick Bulletmakers’ Union Williams H. Pick Frocenter Gloucestershire England

Copper strikes overhyped in Rawlins reports contested

June 11 Rawlins Wyoming reports dispute claims of extraordinary copper vein finds. Prospect work needed to confirm any producing leads. Also details on Natrona County Racing Association forming with 40000 capital and Eagle Mountains Mining with 10 million capital. Local investors listed. Also report of camp thief arrests near Fort Breole.

Speciario Daily Rawilna Wyo New Mining Company Eagle Mountains Mining Company Daily Leader Rawlins Wye James Carroll Prank Tevie Richard Bevage Fort Breole Wallty

Wyoming Eagles Plan Cowboy Band for New York Convention

Cheyenne Aerie No 128 Fraternal Order Of Eagles prepares to send a 25 to 30 piece cowboy band from Wyoming to the national convention in New York September 1 and 2. The group will join a large parade and other stunts to promote the lodge. A handsome clubhouse, estimated at 15000 to 20000, is under discussion with a committee appointed to study the project. The lodge bought a $300 piano to raffle, aiming to raise funds for the trip or building. Secretary Ralph Ademeky has resigned. a Friday election will choose a successor. Social hops date moved to Friday June 12.

Chéyénne Aerie No Order of Bagles New York Agres United States Ogation Wyoming Cheyenne Roosevelt Cheyenne Aerk FBL Warren Mercantile Company Iocien Neastli Ralph Ademeky The Bagies

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