Wyoming News Roundup: Irrigation, Settlements, and Manila
In Cheyenne a paper comments on reciprocity with Cuba, gun violence, and the irrigation bill. It notes Ute open lands in Colorado, Wind River open as a question, and urges Wyoming population growth and site moves for Evanston and Laramie public buildings. It mentions Taft in Rome on land questions and friars in the Philippines. King Edward faces coronation and Africa peace concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wind River
Wyoming
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Manila
Salt Lake Tribune
Mondell Backed In Wyoming By Encampment Herald
The Encampment Herald endorses Frank W. Mondell for congressional honors, praising his work for Wyoming and urging Republicans to keep Mondell in the harness. It notes rival candidates like John W. Hay exist but argues Mondell leads in advancing the state’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mondell
John W. Hay
Wyoming
Mandel
Washington
Mondell
Commonwealth
Mondell Likely To Receive Crook Delegates At State Convention
The Monitor notes Crook county delegates will almost certainly back Hon. F. W. Mondell in the Republican state convention five weeks away. It argues Mondell’s effective service in Congress warrants support from all locals. The piece also mentions criticism aimed at the Medicine Bow forest reserve and other public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
F. W. Mondell
Congress
Mondell
Laramie
Republican
Medicine Bow Forest Reserve
Dry season warnings in Lara mie plains threaten famine
The Laramie Republican notes the driest season in the Lara mie plains in years with June rains crucial to prevent forage shortages and a potential livestock famine, urging moisture to avert economic distress for farmers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie Plains
Laramie
Reservoir location urged for Laramie valley plains
The Laramie Republican urges the people of Laramie valley and Albany County to unite in securing a government reservoir at the big basin on the Laramie plains. Captain Chittenden reports the site practicable and irrigation would power thousands of acres of land, enabling crops like grain and beets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Laramie Valley
Laramie County
Albany
Big
Laramie Plains
Chittenden
Anecdotes From Washington on Pension and Buffalo
Pension Commissioner Ware enjoys a widow's plea for help as Senator Depew relays a stuttering ministerial joke. A western congressman, later renamed, sends a home red paint prank, billing $160. Representative Lacey contributes a buffalo essay praising the noble beast and its plains life. Washington Post notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lfe
Plac
Lacey
Washington Post
Critique of College Culture By Prof Twiggs
Professor Twiggs of Chicago University argues that students live in an artificial privileged community aided by endowments and prizes. He claims college life fosters word over action and coddled athletics, leaving graduates weak in originality, creativity, and social conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Twiggs
Chicago University
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
A humorous look at marriage from a bachelor’s view. The piece jokes that married life is a loaf needing leaven, notes a widower’s respect from non married men, and mocks domestic concerns from fire building to undergarment weight. It ends with a quip about mosquito nets and window screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Chicago Wisdom in Quips of Daily Life
A collection of aphorisms reflecting street wisdom and social observations. The notes poke at bravery memory justice nerve and fate with a wry urban tone. The musings touch on marriage timing and the quirks of public transport in a bustling city.
Booker T. Washington Praised For Practical Wisdom
A large audience of white and black listeners in Loulaville attended Booker T. Washington’s address at the Auditorium last Thursday. The orator’s grace wit and eloquence impressed all, while his practical wisdom and common sense were highlighted as his greatest virtues. Washington’s speech drew favorable comparisons to Benjamin Franklin in business acumen and sagacious counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Loulaville Courier Journal
Booker T. Washington
Tle
Franklin
New Ambassador Friend of the President and Yellowstone Canon Picture
Washington reports Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, King Edward’s appointee as ambassador to the United States, a longtime personal friend of Roosevelt. The Yellowstone Canon Moran painting in the Capitol’s north gallery draws visitors who note its changing river perspective from left to right. Senator Kearns hosts informal dinners with Moody and others, while two Western newspaper men receive regular army commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Europe
New York
Yellowstone
Kearns
Washington
Michael Henry Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Edward VII
Mr. Herbert
Edward
William
Count Wolff-Metternick
Ecores
London
Herbert
United States
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Paris
Corps Diplomatique O
Capitol
Yellowstone Canon
Wyoming
Thomas Moran
Senate
Senator Kearns
Utah
Moody
Clark
Montana
Kentucky
Blackburn
Dixie
Bacon
Georgia
Manon
Dolliver
McComas
Burrows
Nelson
Dalwell
McAndrews
Moony
Hill
Corbin
Bingham
W. A. Clark
Stewart
McHuton
Heitfeld
Clapp
Dietrich
Kean
Pritchard
Gibson
Foster
Dalzell
Mercer
Mondell
Harry W. McCauley
Denver Republican
First
Colorado Infantry
Philippines
Republican
Manila
Frank Geere
Galt Lake
Wyoming Volunteers
The
Mantis Times
China
Thc
A Light That Failed and a Texas Editor on a Boy
A discussion by Mr. Frank P. Sargent on lanterns for railroad use contrasts with a Texas Editor’s blunt reflections on boys. The piece notes lantern reliability versus faulty farm devices and mocks a troublesome youth while critiquing parental discipline and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen
Terence V. Powderly
Hino
Notice to Creditors in Several Estates
Notices announce administrators for Jews H. Loomis and John Baird estates. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within the stated periods or be barred, with dates in June 1902 and June 1908. Real estate for sale includes eight residence lots in the east part of town, inquire with AlbertChapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Weber
Aald
Laramie
Wyoming
John Weber
H. Loomis
George B. Abbott
John
Baird
Cheyenne, Wyo
D. W. Gill
Gals
Maxwell and Banateer
Ban Oeom
Albert Chapmen
Cotati Sevat
Denver
Colo
Fort D. A. Russell
U. S
Fort D
A. Rosell
J. W. Pope
Q M
Republican State Convention Call for Wyoming 1902
Notices from the Wyoming State Republican Committee announce a convention at Rawlins Carbon County on July 16 1902 at 3 pm to nominate statewide officers and select a two year State Central Committee. Delegates from First and Second Judicial Districts meet at 9 am the same day to nominate district judges. Delegates chosen by county conventions urged to attend. proxies allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Talbot
West
Wyoming
Idaho
Central Pennsylvania
Central
Pennsylvania
Talbot
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ingram N. W. Irvine
St. John's Church
Huntington
Irvine
San Francisco
Episcopal Church
Talbott
Dr. Irvine
Emma
Elliott
God
J. A. Breckons
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aurora Gold Mining Company
J. A. van Dredel
Sald Company
Sald
Maid Company
Baker City
Oregon
Republican State Central Committee
Rawlina
County of Carbon
State of Wyoming
Supreme Court
State of
United States
Rawlins
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Republican Party
William Sturgis, Jr
Anna Louisa Sturgis
Laramie
Charles A. Campbell
Anna J. Sturgis
County of
Ioante
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Sun-Leader
E. A. Slack
Daily Leader
Cuba
Rawling Republican
Milas Taylor
Boys In Blue
Flng
Civil Service Commission
Evanston
Favors Mondell
Washington Chat
Ware
Mr. Ware
Iowa
Congressional Record
America
Chicago News
England
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Girls of
Bowling Green
Senator Hanna
Mr. Hansa
Rinchair
Hanna
Lake Nicaraagua
Mount Peles
Harris
Kansas
Mr. Mitchel
Texas
Gen. Bisbee
Maj. Ger. Bates
William H. Blabee
John C. Bates
Department of Missouri
Bisbee
Rhode Island
Army
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Thirteenth Infantry
H. BE. Wellnitz
G. Wilson
Aforesaid
J. W. McCoy
Wyoming Development and Transportation Company
Albany County
Secretary of State
E. P. Weatherby
Fred A Miller
J. A. van Orsdel
RE. P. Fuller
Boston-Cleveland Mining and Milling Company
Kent Block
George H. Lowe
OC and & Railway
T. & Pisum
Gen
Pasenger Agt
Golo
del Albany
Big Horn
Rio
Converse Or
Crook
Fremont
Johnson
Cody
Natrona
Sweetwater
Phan
Uinta
Weston
Stockgrowers’ National Bank of Cheyenne
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
J. D. Whipple
J. D. Freeborn
WM. L. Whipple
First National Bank OF Cheyenne
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
Caahier
R. ©. Wycano
Asst
Cashier
Manera
Wabash Screen
N. B
Morrison, Merrill & G
East 16Th
van Lennan
Wm. Murphy
Rock Springs
Capital
USA
F. R. Dildine
Capitol Ave
16Th
Bon Ton Stable
W. E. Dinneen
Bulie and Miller
Iron Mountain
Wye
Convarse Cattle Company
Wall Company
S G. & Arbopt, Secretery
United States Land Uni
Henry Norris
Obeyenbe
Whitehead
AO Hansen
Cri Creek
A G McGregor
Eupe
W.ig
Chaplin
Eee of the Interior
Lan
Ivor
Lowing
E. Griffin
H. E
William Yates
France
Marai
A’ Chie Preston
Charles F. Hugs
Ail Ie
W. B. Chaplin
Citizens
Gas Company
Inter Ocean Hotel
Paddock
John A. Hall
Miller
Publishers’ Press
Hall & ~O
Brout Street
Denver, Col
Andrew McAdam
Wes West 17Th Street
Oppo! Myers’ Dry Goode Store
HOS
Longhurst
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