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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
3
Westbound trains include Overland Limited No 1 arriving 6 25 pm and No 101 Fast Mail at 9 30 pm. Eastbound No 2 Overland Limited arrives 6 40 am and No 4 Local Passenger departs 2 00 pm. The schedule lists several south and southbound departures and arrivals with varied times.
Washington June 10 A strong clash between administration forces and New York Republicans led by Senator Platt over Governor Roosevelt's vice presidency looms at the Philadelphia convention. Platt aims to stampede the delegates toward Roosevelt while McKinley and Hanna oppose it. Roosevelt vows to reject any undesired nomination and will attend as a delegate. Possible alternative nominees include Allison and Bliss, but McKinley allies push for a McKinley Allison ticket or a Long vice presidential pick with Hanna remaining party chairman.
Graduates of an institution in Columbia will attend an evening banquet. Over three hundred students are expected to participate in the event, celebrating the completion of their studies at the blind school.
Democrats in Champaign announce extensive plans for a banquet this evening to honor Hon. Bird Coler comptroller of Greater New York. Coler aged 40 is noted as a possible vice presidential candidate but ineligible due to age.
The North Carolina Bankers' Association concludes a June 14 session in Greensboro and plans to continue deliberations tomorrow. Topics include a proposed currency bill and state and national financial affairs.
The California state Democratic convention opened in Sacramento to select delegates for the national convention in Kansas City. A summer session will nominate presidential electors and congressional candidates. Also noted are boxing plans in New York and the North Carolina W C T U convention opening in Actonville with Mary Cartland presiding and reports of prosperity.
A Spokane Chamber of Commerce organized excursion left this morning for the Coeur d'Alenes to inspect mines and enjoy a day of touring. The party returns tomorrow evening.
At Fort Ticonderoga New York on June 14 the Societies of Colonial Ware and Sona of the Revolution unveiled memorial tablets honoring colonial and revolutionary events. The procession by boat on Lake George aimed for Fort George for a monument dedication and a reception by the New York State Historical Association.
Ms G T UL Chicago June 14 The state president Mraw A A Hawley closed the annual meeting. Two delegates to the national convention to be held in the city will be selected. A wave of moral zeal swept prohibition societies in the city and an effort to establish creminations in northern Colorado noted.
Examinations for entrance to the college law and medical departments of the University of Pennsylvania began today in Philadelphia and continue until Monday. An additional examination will be held in the fall. The tests occur in twenty one cities across the United States including New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
The forty fourth annual New York Yacht Club regatta at Megatta New York is under way this afternoon. Entries are somewhat larger than previous years and prizes are awarded for the various events.
Cardinal Gibbons officiates at benediction during the year’s Notre Dame alumnae reunion. Services are held in the convent at Govans town.
For sale and rental notices appear including a three room house on monthly payments at 11 East Eleventh street. A large land holding lists 6 905 acres deeded and 2 600 acres leased with water privileges and cattle potential. Furnished rooms with steam heat and electric light offered by Warren Emporium. adgent barber shop advertises hot and cold baths.
Notice states the Penn Mining company will hold its regular annual meeting at Burke & Fowler offices in Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday June 28 1900 at 10 oclock a m for the election of officers and other business as may properly come before the meeting B Fowler vice president
National encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic offers a lowest fare round trip. Tickets on sale in Wyoming and Colorado August 23 to 26, 1900 with return by September 1, 1900 or extended to September 20 with a 50 cent deposit. For details contact agent W. Sweet. Also a divorce action James McAleenen vs Sarah J. McAleenen in Laramie County District Court, notice dated May 1900.
Legal notice announces a case in the Pivot Judicial District Larawle county New York involving Nora Pitkin and Frank Pitkin. The prayer seeks support and declares a one year separation. Court clerk J Pisin schedules a filing for August 1900.
Notice lists final proof date June 28 1900 at Cheyenne Wyoming for Curtin Griffin admin of Alvarado Griffin estate. Names William Yates France March William Vance James H March and others as witnesses. Also notice of hearing June 15 1900 in Laramie for Matilda B Sturth administration with will annexed and Albert Chapman as potential administrator.
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