23 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
1
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 22 the coal strike shows car tie ups and widespread unemployment. Workers largely support President Mitchells public address issued today. Mitchell describes harsh conditions in the coal fields and says operators aim to break up unionism, a claim he calls impossible.
Wilkesbarre June 23. The strike situation remains quiet today. Rumors suggest Cox Bros intends to move fifty five loaded anthracite cars from Hazelton over the Delaware and Schuylkill road. Over ten loaded cars are stored there.
In Topeka J C Lowe an assistant at the state reform school shot his wife and then wounded himself. He drank carbolic acid and is recovering. Jealousy is named as the motive. In Enaley Alabama the mutilated body of Odie Buneh an 18 year old electrician was found in a boarding house fire scene, authorities suspect murder to cover arson.
The St James hotel and the Sherman house collapsed at 2 o'clock this morning burying a score of people. There were no deaths and numerous escapes. The St James was a three story structure built thirty years ago. Accurate adjusting and watch repairing. D Miller 1709 Ferguson St.
King Edward and his queen appeared in London this morning lifting fears of a non appearance during the coronation week. The king, though weakened by illness, rode with evident enthusiasm as crowds gathered in Trafalgar Square ahead of the royal procession. Royal arrivals continue as London basks under a clear sky, with the grand pageant set for Wednesday and Thursday.
Chinese and Indian soldiers plus continental envoys of the crown prince of Denmark and several German grand dukes arrived in London for the coronation ceremonies. The king and queen rode through eager crowds. Prince Henry of Prussia and Grand Duke Michiel of Romania also arrived.
Cape Town reports General Kitchener arriving en route to England. He receives numerous congratulatory addresses as immense crowds cheer his departure. In a speech he praises Irish loyalty to the king and country worldwide.
Baus Rathbone arrived in New York after a Cuba amnesty pardon following a ten year sentence on four postal administration charges. He denounces Woods and says Cuba’s penal code was violated to build a case against him. He accuses government witnesses of higher expense bills than his own and attacks Wood’s extravagance.
London reports that Toronto street cars halted due to mobs storing cars and abusing workers. Police failed to control the situation. militia arrived around 10am and expect to run cars later with soldiers guarding.
William Mc Queen the anarchist editor was arrested in New York on charges of inciting the riot at Paterson. He allegedly urged workers at a meeting to resort to force to shut down the mills. he refused to comment.
Lord Milner was sworn in as governor of the Transvaal in Pretoria amid cheers. Governor J. K. Toole of Montana, after touring St Louis, predicted the St Louis World's Fair will be the grandest ever, with preparations continuing to improve the exposition for a stronger display next year.
Four boys drowned when a boat capsized at Fern Glen near St Louis. Earlier Ince Byer of Chicago, his nephew among the boys, and two men from Milwaukee and New York perished when their rowboat capsized on Lake Michigan.
Parnstable Massachusetts June 23 a special session of the superior court on the charge of murder convened today. Jane Toppan stands accused of poisoning deaths of fourteen persons and is described as skilled and versed in poisons with alleged mania unmatched in this country.
Reports from Hermosillo detail a violent clash between Gen Charles Eagan and Superintendent Goldbaum over leadership of Sonora cattle interests. The fight ended with both combatants injuring each other in a preliminary rough and tumble before being separated, with serious results feared.
The House debated the Philippine civil government bill as Bartlett's resolution passed without opposition. The measure directs the secretary of war to provide a detailed account of funds drawn from the Cuban treasury during the American occupation used to influence American opinion on reciprocity.
Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese cruiser Kail Chi wrecked by a huge explosion while at the Yangtse river. The ship sank in thirty seconds with two officers and men dead or drowned. only two survived.
The director of works calls for bids to build a fireproof art palace, a rich design about one million dollars in cost. The structure will rise sixty feet above the exposition level, set among a stately tree forest, with a terraced garden featuring cascades and fountains in the foreground.
Roaches stick pins rings and related accessories for the wedding party and birdcamalds are available in large varieties at Buechner & Sons.
Frontier committee previews August events with fifty Redskins for war dances and races versus prior smaller numbers. An invitation to President Roosevelt is planned though not printed on coyote skin. July 4th events include Fort Russell maneuvers as the committee selects attractive frontier show features. William Solomon to advertise across multiple states with posters via Union Pacific routes.
A remark in the Cleveland Plain Dealer questions how swiftly a person may acquire national identity comparing an Englishman with a Filipino. The line reflects a satirical take on assimilation and national labels.
The Denver Republican asserts Senator Tillman is the sole man capable of running the South Carolina political machine, handling the gas and steering the state machinery.
Milton Wilbur Charles Miller and Frank Allen are jailed on burglary charges after section men captured them in Athol for breaking into the Athol section house. They stole jewelry layers scissors a valise and other items. They will have a hearing tomorrow. Tow Finty Jr longtime Galveston News editor is named press agent for the Texas world’s fair commission.
Readers are informed that laurel wreaths and the latest cut-glass designs can be found at Huehners shop. The notice emphasizes fashionable home decor items and invites customers to inquire in person.
Readers are encouraged to use The Daily Leader advertising columns to place or find home sale and rental listings. The notice promotes their classifieds section as a resource for housing opportunities.
Sunday schools convene for the thirteenth triennial national gathering in Denver with delegates from Cheyenne. The program features a preparation service at Central Presbyterian, and opening sessions at Trinity Methodist with greetings from local and state leaders, and remarks by dignitaries including Hoke Smith.
Dispatch from Basin Wyoming reports A A Corant arriving with authority that drillers struck a genuine oil gusher in the Bonanza fields exciting oil men who rejoiced at the first strike since work began recently.
The Big Chief mine at Battle Lake was sold last week by T. J McCarthy to Pennsylvania buyers for 25000. McCarthy retains 36 percent of the company's stock. The mine lies a mile and a half from Battle near the aerial tramway and new owners plan a large plant and active development on the claim.
W E Dinneen returns home from Casper and Douglas. Mrs Omaaa wife of Captain Omana of the Salvation Army is quive Ti. Mr and Mrs Jenkins leave for Omaha to take up Usely flare Pee idenne Air. Mr Leste and party head to Denver. Mrs Ben Nash and Mix D Jones and daughter depart for Oak and Cali. Ada Potter returns from Denver after winter at school. George Sterling family visiting friends. Charles Hirsie and family home from extended New York visit. B F Bradbury of Chicago visiting Prang Lyons. Charles Thompson leaves for Portland to visit his sister. Langaton and wife return from Colorado. Superintendent Park back from Wyoming division inspection trip. Adeehan to Ligonter, Inn for a new position. Frank Gleason retires from Colorado Springs after earning diploma.
The undersigned offers payment for information that would convict any person breaking into fee houses near Sloan's Lake. OHRYENNH 10K COMPANY provides the reward for actionable tips and pursues legal remedies for infractions.
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