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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
2
The Grand Army of the Republic assembly in Cheyenne brings together veterans of the Union war. The piece reflects on patriotism, President McKinley, and memories of the Civil War, with mentions of Nevada’s World’s Fair exhibit funding and broader political context.
The United States civil government in the Philippines faces two opposing factions. The Moros are the larger antagonistic group, with the others being a small propertied clique accusing oppression. The article notes Spain’s historic lack of authority over the Moros and predicts Moro reactions to the new civil administration.
A satirical piece on women keeping youth by beauty routines and men who misread romance. It mocks a wife's flattering poetry, a husband’s sleep talk, and the idea of a bad penny becoming a phony fortune.
A mix of aphorisms, a theft report from Laramie with two horses stolen and no clues, a Methodist Ladies Aid bake sale notice for June 1, and railway fare notices from Chicago to Minneapolis and beyond. Also mentions a leather-related Hedgerthe item.
A brief history notes the formation of the National Women's Relief Corps in Denver in July 1883 with Florence Barker as president. It grew to thirty-five departments and about 145,000 members, aiding veterans and dependents. the Colorado and Wyoming department formed in 1884.
A roundup of brief items reports troop withdrawals from Morendo Arizona and the back-to-work Chicago strike near settlement. It notes California land openings near Needles Mojave, a Mexican poisoning case in Sedalia, a Pasadena hospital death, a New York operation for child Margiprita Stokes, and a Colorado Springs racing event.
Topeka June 11 announces Governor Ralliey calls Kansas legislature into extraordinary session at p.m. June 14 to pass laws and restore bridges destroyed by the flood. Details mention Cheyenne to Malt Lake or Ogden excursions and schedules through September, with travel notes and names partially legible.
New York report notes rising Porto Rico trade with the United States. Coffee exports surge from January to June, orange cultivation expanding, sugar shipments up, and tobacco leaf imported for U.S. manufacturers. Political progress and American governance cited as improving. Porto Rico land grant discussions mentioned with July 1 deadlines and military reservations.
Notice of special stockholders meeting for the Aurora Gold Mine Company to be held at 10 o set o clock a m March 1008 at Jaws Sard as required by owners of a majority of shares.
United States land office in Cheyenne announces sworn statement No. 266 by Dugald B Whitaker for sections 14 23 26 in Wyoming with intent to establish timber or stone value, hearing set August 11, 1908, and invites adverse claimants to file by August 11 1903. Also includes proclamation of cavalry horse proposals by Chief Quartermaster Denver dated June 16 1902.
A scanned timetable lists train numbers, routes and arrival or departure times for various services. No. 1 and No. 4 express trains show arrival times around early morning and late evening, with connections to Portland Granger Atlantic and Denver Pacific lines noted.
No 158 from Mast arrives Tues Thurs and Sat at 7 00 am No 154 for Banat departs Pass Thura and Sat 0 00 am Mail closes Weat Bound P 6 am and 9 pm Mast Bound UP 1 28 pm East Bound BM 12 wou South Bound DP 1L 25 pm and 10 North Bound CM é4 am Fort Russell 1 am Little Bear La Grange Little Harve Creek and South Bend ? am
Cheyenne Lodge No 1 meets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month visitors examined at 7 14. Acadia Lodge No 11 meets in Masonic hall on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. P G Cook W M George Gregory Bocretary.
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