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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
4
The Cheyenne journal weighs in on the Equitable Life Society reforms and the Metcalfe versus Theatrical Trust debate. It notes President Roosevelt receiving honorary degrees from Eastern colleges and mocks the potential overabundance if trends continue.
The crash near Mentor Ohio involved the Twentieth Century Limited on its fourth run amid praise and criticism of the rail line. Officials say an open switch caused the disaster possibly after tampering, with the faster service still deemed safe by railway leaders despite public concern.
A commentary notes leaders Oyama and L quantit and Linevitch may seek peace but have not orders to cease fighting. Skirmishes continue with cavalry emphasis, risking a full engagement. The writer urges immediate armistice to halt bloodshed and preserve forces for reinforcements and supply lines.
The Chicago Tribune argues Russia cannot win a great victory and suggests an armistice in Manchuria. It warns a renewed battle could demand a larger indemnity and that an armistice might benefit Russia by allowing Lines to bolster Vladivostok while awaiting the Washington conference outcomes.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces under the 1878 Timber Land Act that Jesse Cole of Cheyenne has filed sworn statement No 347 for the SW 14 NE 14 of Section 26 Township 14 N Range 69 W. He will prove the land’s value for timber or stone over agriculture and will testify July 25 1906 with witnesses Holt McGee McGee Fyfe. Adverse claimants must file by July 25 1906.
A summer excursion fare of one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip is authorized from Cheyenne to Kansas City St. Joseph Council Bluffs and all points east to Memphis St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth. Sale dates May 27 29 June 3 6 6 10 12 13 and July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with final return by October 31 1905. E R Breisch agent.
The page lists westbound and eastbound Union Pacific schedules with trains like the Overland Limited and California Express, includes arrival and departure times, plus Colorado routes for Denver Pacific and Chicago Burlington & Quincy services. It also notes mail close times and regional stops such as Fort Russell and Little Bear.
Frank Stella at 1796 Eddy Street Cheyenne Wyoming advertises ladies and gents shoes with sewn and pegged soles and heels. prices shown 31.00 for ladies sewed, 1.50 to 1.00 for gents pegged, 0.85 for boys pegged, with 40e noted for heels pegged.
The Massachusetts building at the Lewin and Clark exposition showcases a replica of the Bullfinch front from the old Boston State House. To preserve the historic facade during rebuilding, Massachusetts spent about $3,000,000 on the front.
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