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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
1
Senator Quay plans to move for the statehood bill in the open senate on Monday to discharge the territorial committee. Delegate Rodney of New Mexico says enough senators are pledged for passage, with senatorial courtesy delaying the motion.
Washington experts foresee a possible extra congressional session this summer if Cuban reciprocity remains unsettled at the current session. The president hopes to resolve the issue on the floor without needing a special session as insurgents are expected to disintegrate once confronted.
In Eldorado Kansas on June 20 the jury to try Jessie Morrison was completed after nearly five hundred veniremen were examined. The State presented its case this afternoon. Morrison is charged with murdering rival Mrs. Olin Castle with a razor.
Wintry weather across European Russia delays vineyards and cools crops but foresees possible harvest gains if summer warmth returns. Brigadier A Pebbles leads a Salvation Army colors ceremony and recruit swearing at a hall on Saturday June 21 with 15 cent admission. The Cincinnati Shoe Co advertises value.
Six people died and four were injured when two Northern Pacific trains collided near Staples due to a mistaken order. Fireman Rasailles Conductor Noble Baggageman Mueller Ernest Schults Walter Scott and an unknown man are named among the dead. In Honaton Texas thieves blew dynamite at a safe in the Elsbury Park building, destroying the structure.
Henry Reich ten a justice department clerk pleaded not guilty to misappropriating 8000 dollars of government funds and was released on 10000 dollar bonds. In Shawnee Oklahoma Territory 200 armed white men attacked the negro quarter after three likely fatally injuring an officer.
In New York on June 2 Johann Most the anarchist editor was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for publishing an article praising the assassination of McKinley. He shouted this is the funeral day of the free press of America. In Vincennes Indiana on June 20 William Edison received a change of venue for trial on an assault charge involving a three year old girl as militia guards guard the prison.
Olney of Massachusetts refuses the Richard Olney club invitation to speak for the presidency. He says he is not a candidate and accepting would put him in a false light. Ireland marks day of mourning as United Irish League plans nationwide black flag display.
The senate approved Crogier for brigadier general. The house supports the Nicaraguan route and named a committee on conference. In Berlin the Kaiser, though favoring motors, now backs strict city and highway restrictions after a fatal auto accident.
June 20 Cleveland honored as St Thomas College confers the degree of doctor of laws on former President Cleveland. In a speech to graduates he pleaded for a spirit of religious toleration.
Kansas City reports a miscalculation in the wheat crop size and harvest needs. A wall of 10,000 more workers is required, with 4,000 more ready to ship tomorrow. Laborers bound for distant points are intercepted by farmers offering high pay. Nebraska now requests Kansas City harvesters.
London reports an unconfirmed story that the American liner Bergenland may be returning to Queenstown after a heavy Cork gale. She has not been sighted there and could head for Liverpool as weather worsens. The Bellemland departed Queenstown for Philadelphia today.
Washington observers discuss whether Grover Cleveland will accept another Democratic nomination or retire. The speech drawn mixed reviews for its tone and hints about William Jennings Bryan, with Hill’s tactful remarks seen as key to unity but Bryan’s absence noted.
New York reports say Mr. Bryan declined to comment on the Cleveland Hill Democratic gathering last night. He repeated he would not be a candidate and criticized the party’s decade of peril, while signaling possible reconciliation with Cleveland allies to present a united front against Republicans next election.
In Chicago on June 20 the July corn market opened at 64 8 and closed at 67 12, marking a high not seen in a long time as prices continued to climb amid several days of gains. In Leavenworth the Kansas Christian Endeavor Unions elected G A Crise of Manhattan as president and Rev C L Milton of Fort Scott as vice president with Emporia chosen as next meeting site.
Clinton Missourian reports the Missouri Prohibitionist convention nominates Judge Robinson and Jonathan P. Orr for the supreme court. They also set candidates for minor offices and adopt a platform demanding strict enforcement of Sabbath laws, with a focus on gasball and support for municipal ownership.
Oklahoma City June 20 preliminary hearing showed the bullet in W. T. McMichaels and Editor Brown’s revolver matched, while bullets fired by Johnson differed. The testimony ties Brown to the fatal shooting, with Johnson as the other involved party.
A detailed map of Texas will be a key feature in the state exhibit. The display aims to showcase geographic lines and regional distinctions, drawing visitors with its informative visuals and regional emphasis.
Admiral Beresford criticized the Admiralty in the House of Commons on June 2. He said coal supplies were inefficient reserves were only 20 000 instead of 90 000 and engineers were badly needed. He argued France and America had superior guns and Britain must establish a thinking department for the Admiralty and concentrate responsibility.
Patterson June 20 state troops patrol near mills with guards on duty. Manufacturers say troop presence boosts morale and maintains order as most mills reopen with no disorder observed.
Frank Jones and John Johnson two black men were executed by hanging at 2 o clock in the jail yard for the murder of Israel Radsky. Johnson had previously killed two other men and the pair also robbed their victim.
Congressman McDermott of New Jersey says he will introduce a resolution in Congress tomorrow for a presidentially appointed arbitration board to settle the coal strike.
At the New York customs house auction for unclaimed goods a pair of live-trimmed corsets addressed to Viscount de Castellane drew light bidding. A man in a white duck cap bought them for $3, with buyer Tanczik hoping to profit from resale. The Viscount is said to be a distant cousin of the nobleman linked to Miss Anna Gould.
President J C Osgood of the Colorado Fuel pal company and friends back a railroad from the Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland into Routt county. The fuel and iron company owns thousands of acres of iron and coal lands and seeks to extend transport to exploit ore beds and coal deposits.
Six suits of international interest filed in US district court by attorney Harry Alvan Hall for heirs of six men killed in the Eliza furnace explosion at Jones & Laughlin Limited. Damages sought amount to 120 million. Mill owners and foreign workers' employers are said to be watching as more cases may follow for other European residents with onetime fatalities.
Victoria reports famine suffering across Whang Ha Corean districts with widespread starvation. In Yuwen many homes are empty and starving multitudes lie by roadsides. Lavo Ta region suffers worse conditions with people tearing bark for food and five corpses found under one tree amid mass hunger. A family in Im Chivm, driven to eating their younger children, mirrors the widespread tragedy.
Dr John B Parker sued for separate maintenance by his wife Mrs Elton A Parker. She alleges a dinner party confrontation at Monrog and Dearborn with Daniel C Dunlap and two women, one unnamed, leading to a hurried exit and hair pulling. Parker denies knowledge of the suit.
A series of short notes lists A A Spaugh of Manville visiting, Misa Rose Brady in from Omaha, and many others traveling or returning to cities like Omaha Denver Chicago Salt Lake Green River Mount Vernon and St Louis. Several local residents host guests and officials also travel for business or inspection.
The wool market in Philadelphia shows more activity but prices remain largely unchanged with few large sales. Buyers wait for cheaper wools and manufacturers to decide on current needs as the west holds strength and prices stay firm.
In Sentral City Colorado on June 0 Benve dildo Forriel was killed at the San Juan mine on Quarta hill this morning. He was working in the old mine on a lane when he failed to appear at noon. His brother, working in another mine, went to the San Juan and found him dead at the level.
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