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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1900
Page
2
The piece outlines presidential electors A E Bradbury B B Brooks F E Cheney and representative Frank W Mondell. It quotes party sharp contrasts on trusts taxes and wealth while noting Japanese immigrant labor deportations and enforcement actions at Tacoma and broader scrutiny of labor contracts.
Prof Albert Kingsbury of the Wor center Polytechnic Institute demonstrates air as a potential lubricant for machinery. A 6 inch cast iron cylinder weighing over 50 pounds sits inside a sleeve 0.1125 inch larger, with a banded surface and rotating on rails, revealing intriguing effects under proper conditions.
A review argues Thomas Buchanan Read overstated Sheridan's role at Cedar Creek. General Keifer supports Wright’s timely resistance, saying no full Union retreat occurred before Sheridan's arrival. Keifer asserts Sheridan invigorated troops to a decisive end, though credit remains debated.
Former Speaker Reed, in New York, says he has no recollection of writing to Sorosis or Mrs. Brock about parliamentary questions. He notes his practice is to answer letters seeking his opinion, but he insists he is not the federation’s parliamentarian and resists being treated as a politician.
The United States advances naval design since 1861 with new harbor defense monitors named Arkansas Connecticut Florida and Wyoming. They feature heavy armor, centerline turret, twelve inch rifles, four inch rapid fire guns and electric systems. Wyoming celebrated as second ship of that name, with history in Japanese waters and action at Simonosako Straits.
The State of Illinois Lara mio County issues a writ of attachment against Palmer and Palher to secure nine dollars and sixty one hundredths. Daniel Miller and George W. Miller of Miller & Son demand payment. A hearing before Justice John A. Martin is set for August 10 1900 at 7 or 19 o clock in the forenoon. If unpaid property may be sold.
Court records show a civil action against Nora Pitkin of New York in a district court petition. The notification outlines the filing and requires response within the legal deadline.
Local notice page shows small ads for a barber shop bathhouse snacks, furnished rental, and a three room house for sale on monthly payments. Employment requests include a house girl in Cheyenne and a Wyoming manufacturer representative. Also offers land and hay production with water rights and cattle, seeking buyers at low prices.
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