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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
3
Westbound Overland Limited No 102 Past Mail shows 4:36 pm departure and 9:50 pm arrival times. Cheyenne and Burlington timetables list No 164 Adam daily except Sunday and Monday, No 156 Stockh Express Saturday only, No 158 daily except Monday with 9:50 am departures.
The Wyoming Command Knights meet on the second Monday each month in Sonic Hall with Pv. Hoyt and B C. C. Gill as recorder. Chmymnne Lodge No. 1 A F and A M also meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays in Masonic Hall with visitors admitted after 7 30.
Washington June 13 New York is eliminated from the vice presidential race and the west is seen as the field for a second place nominee. The administration signals no interference. Senator Hanna remains neutral but leans to Dolliver, who gains momentum as Roosevelt declines. A large bloc anticipates Dolliver’s nomination by acclamation with Platt reiterating Roosevelt will not run.
The United States Court of Claims refused the claim for prize money from the Santiago action. It ruled Admiral Sampson the commander in chief and Commodore Schley led a division under him. The New York crew will share, with $8,936 to Sampson and about $3,000 to Schley. total bounty $146.70.
Rawlins Republicans report a new railroad may start from the Union Pacific to serve the upper Platte valley and Grand Encampment and Battle Lake mining districts within months. Chief Engineer Berry and aides, plus mining expert Mark Hopkins, are in Saratoga to survey routes while Dr Dunlap may begin preliminary field work toward the mines south.
Philadelphia reports Rear Admiral Schley has rejected any political candidacy, declaring he would not consent to any nomination and would decline service if elected. The Times editorial notes his firm stance and includes his letter denying nomination. Blaine’s speech at Mascophuska ends abruptly when the platform collapses, yet Blaine remains composed as he resumes.
Grand Rapids Mich June 12 Admiral Dewey predicts William Jennings Bryan will be nominated at Banana City and will be whipped to a thin toe. He spoke to hundreds of callers at his hotel and declined to say what he would do if offered the vice presidency, though others think he would prefer a more optimistic running mate.
Philadelphia reporters describe the national Republican convention buildup with the Yarmouth delegation from Tours Iowa winning a heated contest. The clash centered on Louisiana political factions led by Warmoth and allies, challenging the recognition of William Pitt Kellogg and his followers as part of the Louisiana delegation.
A fragmented passage describes Mins Wellon mood before a mirror, noting a regal style with tangled hair appearing silver. The text hints at fatigue with a double standard and an improvised act to arrange something on a golden surface.
A narrator recalls Dorothy Lawler in a storm of jealousy and romance at a beach house. Dorothy pleads with a lover named Bob as a letter and a hidden affair surface. The scene shifts from doubt to passion and a vow to reveal the truth before an embrace ends the strain.
Advertises rail fares to Chicago for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with sale dates in Wyoming and Colorado August 23 24 24 and 26 1900 and a return by September 1 with optional extension to September 30 1900 for a deposit and 60 cents. Also includes multiple public notices about land filings divorces and stockholders meeting announcements with names and dates.
Notice for publication from the United States land office Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 23 1900 announces final proof to support a claim by Curtia E Griffin administrator estate of Alvarado Griffin in Phillips Wyoming for parcel E 7 NE 1-4 Sec 22 SW 1-4, N 1-8 of Bec 23 19 &, R 66 W with witnesses James H March William Vance Bear Creek Wyoming. In Laramie County District Court the estate of Henry Sturth deceased requests letters of administration with will annexed dated June 0 1900 to all interested to appear and contest. T. J. Fisner Clerk.
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