Wyoming Student notes and Cheyenne society items
The June issue of the Wyoming Student is out. Cheyenne Indians practice for Shelton games. four marriages of notable locals expected next week. Col. Downey alive in Laramie. Carter-Wiiseck nuptials first church wedding this year. Union Pacific pay car arrives tomorrow. many Cheyenne sports fans travel to Denver for a Friday prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Taylor
W. Downey
Laramie
Congrégational Church
J. W. Lacey
New York
Evanston
Denver
Union Pacific
F. B. Potter
Geyser Laundry
Omaha
Keeke Hall
Missouri River
John Howe
Express Messegner
James Bruner
H. J. Cook
L. Bray
Sam Asher
Lone Tree
Constance
W. R. McKeen, Jr
Hiram Davidson
Iron Mountain
Charles Lavelle
Glenda
C. E. McGarvey
Governor Richards
New Keefe Hall
Baker House
Warren Avenue
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Alta
William McDonald
Eight Hour Law Fails As City Council Rejects Labor Ordinance
The Minnehaha dancing pavilion request is refused as vague. The council kills the eight hour labor ordinance, cites $100000 water sewer funding, and discusses need for more funds if enacted. Water and sewer bond ordinances for $1000000 total signed, street signs critique noted, and pound ordinance enforced after packing house complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Council
Minnehaha
Kabou
Federation
John Campbell
Minnehaha Park
A Fine Musicale Enchants Cheyenne Audience
The Congregational church musicale featuring Miss Theo Bailey Milas Theo Bailey Mrs P O Brewster and Mrs Susie Cahill drew a full house. Bailey's violin impressed and earned repeated encores while Brewster's soprano and Cahill's organ solos provoked hearty applause. Debutant T B Kennedy and W G Walker added fine tenor and baritone numbers. The concert showcased careful programming and strong local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Milas Theo, Bailey
Theo Bailey
Cheyenne
Bailey
P. O. Brewster
Susie Cahill
T. B. Kennedy
W. G. Walker
Exports Rise in U S Commerce Led by Cotton Goods Gain
The treasury report shows a strong turn in exports for the ten months ending April, with manufactures up 326.5 percent in April 1902 and cotton goods surging chiefly to China, boosting total exports despite declines in iron and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Union Pacific Band Concerts Planned in City Park
Cheyenne residents may enjoy Sunday band concerts in the city park. The Union Pacific Land will seek council approval for regular Sunday park concerts and previously offered pleasure to music lovers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Walls Down at Cederal Building Demolition Progress
Demolition continues on the Cederal building with the top superstructure removed except for lower tier stones. Brick behind the stone walls is being dismantled but largely reusable, walls six feet thick. Awaiting the architect’s comment on brick types for rebuilding, orders to manufacturers will follow. Rebuilding walls won’t start for about three weeks as stones are prepared at the mill by masons to accelerate future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Shirk
Garland
Walter H. Conklin
Conklin
Oregon
Cederal
Poker Chip Joke Prompts Five Dollar Offer
In Colorado a hotel keeper known for poker and church visits placed a five marked chip in the collection plate as a joke. The next day the preacher asked for repayment, and the man paid five dollars, ending the episode with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Colorado
Shafroth
Brother Smith
Reformed Church Adopts Fair Exhibit Resolution
The general synod in Baltimore adopted a resolution favoring an exhibit of the church at the world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Baltimore
Will Build Hatchery 8 Ex-Governor Eaton Funds Project
E Land of the Wildwood hatchery at Centennial has shipped 10 000 young trout to Loveland Colorado. He hatches eggs for private sale and also for government planting in south Albany county streams. He is to supervise a new hatchery on the Poudre river in Colorado starting about July 16, with a total cost near 2 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Land
Wildwood
Centennial
Loveland
Colo
Land
Albany
Erro
Mr. Land
Eaton
Colorado
Poudre River
Colorao
Railroad Gossip and Movement Sweep Through City
A special thirty seven car cattle train from Tacoma to North Platte passed last evening. Engineer T J Wysche has gone to Medicine Bow to supervise loading for the Laramie plant. Superintendent D O Clark and family rode through in a private car en route west. The Hermosa Junction switch is removed and the old line to Laramie is being torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
North Platte
Neb
T. J. Wysche
Colorado and
Wyoming
Medicine Row
Laramie
D. O. Clark
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hermosa Junction
International drive to curb white slave traffic discussed in Paris
A June 18 Paris conference aims to unite nations against enticement of women to houses of ill repute and to seek extradition treaties for guilty traffickers. The London meeting three years earlier called for punishment of such crimes and broader cooperation with America’s involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
America
Evolution of Politica in Georgia Impacts Campaigns
Atlanta Journal notes a shift in Georgia politics from personal popularity to business like campaigns. It argues modern success depends on thorough organization and detailed planning, likening campaigns to warfare and stressing the need for strategic training and armament in the political arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Huxley
Rhine
Spooner bill seen shaping Panama canal decision
Washington reports the Senate will vote on the Spooner amendment to guide canal routing. The measure sets an order of preference for routes, allowing the president to push a Panama route if legal and political obstacles do not block, with Nicaragua as a fallback. It could let the president negotiate new treaties and pressure Colombia if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Congress
Spooner
City Matters Classified Notices Summary
Wanted agents to canvass for books with good wages and light work at 1520 Snyder Street. Perry Williams in Cheyenne seeks 250 native yearling steers. Room and board wanted. furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping at 600 East Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenta
Snyder Street
Perry Williams
Cheyenne
East Eighteenth Street
For Sale And Rent Notices Listing Local Properties
Multiple classified notices offer homes, lots, and rooms for sale or rent. Items include a six room house at 406 West Nineteenth Street, four lots, three lots near Thames with Albert Chapman, cut flowers from Mrs Glafcke, furnished rooms at 408 West Twenty third, 4 room house at 605 East Sixteenth, a seven room stone house by RK Bradley, furnished four room house at 23rd and Thames, office space via J W Bruner at 1717 Ferguson, a two room furnished house at 919 West Twentieth, a nicely furnished room at 306 West Sixteenth, and brick-block rooms with electric light with Warren Emporium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
West Sixteenth Street
Warren Emporium
Wyoming Estate Hearing for John Gunther Deceased
In the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming the estate of John Gunther deceased shows a hearing on the report of appraisers and widow’s homestead application set for June 17 1902 at 10 00 am. Objections may be heard. Clerk T J Fisher issues this notice. Also stockholders meeting for Wyoming Central Association to elect trustees on June 10 1902 at 10 30 am. Union Pacific excursion rates via rail with dates in June July August September and final return October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
First Judicial District
John Gunther
Emile Richardson
Sald
Wyoming Central Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Paelfe Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pointed Paragraphs on Humility and Life Values
The text discusses virtues beyond humility as foundational and notes how life gains meaning from future actions. It humorously suggests men avoid life sentries of mockery, and remarks on personal honesty and appearance as factors shaping conduct.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N, Alden Bolles
D.C
Osteopathic
Normandie Hotel
C. W. Hall
Old Lester Dining Hall
Enteenth Street
Hall
W. F. Daiber & Bro
Oxfords
J. F. Jenkins
Manewal
Ferguson
Louis Manewal
General Tranator
Dinneen
Davis
Grocers
Just
Omece Telephone House
Ephone
W. A. Slack
George H. Evans
Shelton
Wisconsin
State World’s Fair Commission
Davia
Murray
Cranwell
Typographical Union of Cheyenne
South Cheyenne
Hammond Packing House
Miss Theo
Minnie Garland
Brewster
Brewater
WANT
Newport Sea Salt
F. W. Roedel
City Pharmacy
Watson & Son
Grainger Cycle Co
Bubscribe
Neous
England
France
New Orleans
Louisiana State Building
Lousiana
Andreas Almonaster Y Roxas
Louisiana
Spain
John Barrett
Kamehameha School
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
City Matters
W. 19Th Street
Twelfth Street
Thames
Albert Chapman
West Twenty-third Street
East Sixteenth Street
RK. W. Bradley
Ferguson Streets
Twenty-third
Thames St
J. W. Bruner
Ferguson Street
West Twentieth Street
Chaffiin
Green House
Eighteenth and
Central Avenue
Padgett's Barber Shop
Sixteenth St
State of
T. J. Fisher
JF Barron
Union Pacific Railroad
Hood River
Davis & Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
P. S. Cook
Ideal Bodiers
Mall
Black & Clark
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
Texas
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Rockport
el Paso
Lake Charles
Mexico
City of Mexico
Monterey
Guadalajara
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Cuba
Havana
New Providence
Nassau
South
T. EB. Fisher
Chicago & Northwestern
Trelas
J. ¥. Barron
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