Palace Soda and June Displays At Cheyenne Venue
June crowds at the Palace fountain in Cheyenne drink the purest Palace soda and mineral waters. The ad promotes Palace beverages as healthful cures and preventive remedies, highlighting self-made fruit syrups and the venue as a social magnet for all ages, with a nod to historic June dates.
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Bunker Hill
Waterloo
United States
England
Victoria
Great Britain
Custer
Seventeeth and
Ferguson Streets
Wyoming
Cheyenne
One Big Rebel Left in the Philippines Surrenders
Manila reports General Cailles surrendered at eight this morning to General Summer with five hundred rifles seized and 650 men taking an oath of allegiance. Cailles had sought to round up insurgents, and it is believed he will not be prosecuted for cruelty, leaving General Malyar as the only major rebel remaining.
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Manila
Sanita Cruz
Cailles
Summer
Malyar
Secretary Hay in New Haven over son’s death
Secretary Hay collapsed on viewing his son’s body after a fatal fall from a hotel third story in New Haven. He remained bedbound but improved by morning. The son, noted for his role as consul to Pretoria, earned international recognition. President McKinley was to announce his appointment as secretary.
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New Haven
Hay
Pretoria
McKinley
Lincoln
They Explain Defeat at Water Kloof Beset by Boers
London dispatch reports troops pursuing a retreating Boer commando fell into a bush ambush after a two and a half hour fight. The encounter is described as a serious charge with casualties and retreat. In Munice Indiana seven men are arrested after Mrs Puskett accuses them of criminally assaulting her in the woods.
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London
Waterkloof
Munice
Ind
Prominent Republican Delivers Ice in Newburg
A notable Republican who traveled to Newburg to see Governor Odell was found in workingman's clothes delivering ice from his father's wagon. He explained he was exercising and getting practice in his old business.
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New York
Newburg
Odell
Cloudburst wreckage floods Tug River region
Cattlettsburg Kentucky June 24 the Sandy river runs a solid mass of driftwood saw logs ties and sawed lumber debris from wrecks of houses and coal tipples caused by a cloud burst in the Tug river.
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Cattlettsburg
Sandy River
Tug River
Navy approves design for campaign medal
Washington June 24 The secretary of the navy approved the design for the campaign medal It features Admiral Sampson on the obverse and a scene representing the work of the men behind the guns on the reverse side
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Sampson
Republicans Gather in Columbus for State Convention
Columbus June 24 Republicans arrive for the state convention. Figures such as Hanna Foraker Nash and others plan to renominate Nash for governor with the full state ticket. Attention focuses on the legislature which will elect a successor to Foraker.
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Columbus
Hanna
Foraker
Nash
Rupture Feared Over Associations Bill In Paris
Paris reports a likely rupture in already tense relations as the republic enacts a law allowing government supervision of religious organizations. Priests are alleged to have used funds to oppose the measure amid the dispute over church state roles. Dates July 7 to 14 inclusive. August 1. Rate 40 dollars for round trip via Union Pacific Railroad.
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Paris
Union Pacific Railroad
Flood-Swept District a Valley of Death
Bluefield West Virginia reports describe a massive flood over Friday and Saturday that devastated coal settlements, destroyed bridges and railway lines, and caused extensive property loss likely in the millions. Dozens, possibly hundreds, are dead or missing as communities flee to hills and relief efforts begin with troops mobilized and train relief planned.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Keystone
Norfolk and Western Railway
van Dyke
Roanoke
West Virginia
Vivian
Charlestown
National Guard
Branwell
Norfolk and Western
Huntington
White
Governor Stone Sees Bryan Sincere on Third Candidacy
New York June 24 Governor Stone of Missouri says Bryan is perfectly sincere in declining to be a candidate for the third time and that the third party movement is not likely to materialize Neither he nor Bryan nor any of the old guard have anything to do with it.
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New York
Stone
Missouri
Bryan
Old Guard
Oil finds spark rush near Green River claims form
Rich oil samples surface seven miles southwest of Green River ignite excitement. A rush to the scene begins with many workers quitting Green River shops to file claims. Samples are sent for analysis and results are eagerly awaited.
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Green River
Threatening shopmen at Cen ral railroad of New Jersey strike
Wilkesbarre, Pa June 1 The Central Railroad of New Jersey told about a thousand strikebound car shop workers they will be discharged if they do not return to work by tomorrow morning They fear the company will hire non union labor and warn of trouble The men say they have been mistreated and are angry and resolute.
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Wilkesbarre
Central Railway of
New Jersey
Outlaw and Guard Attacked. Jail Delivery Blocked
Butte Montana June 24. Stricken gest notes an outlaw with three others broke jail last night. Bill threw pepper into the guard s eyes, knocked him down and took the keys. Joe Schaefer colored man sentenced to death prevented a general delivery by recovering the keys and locking the cells.
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Butte
Mont
Bill
Pepper
Joe Schaefer
Indians Triumph in Tight Baseball Game at Cheyenne
The Indians beat the Golden Nine 10 to 4 in a strong pitching showcase by Graham with solid fielding support. Glaze later shut down the Golden batters as the Indians won 12 to 2, while a list of local notices and travel plans filled out the page.
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Glaze
Colorado
Cheyenne
Golden Nine
Graham
Klondike
Joldens
Grindley
Hartwell
Hartzell
Brierly
Grindle
Green
Leary
J. Graham
Local forecast notes cool west and warm central region
A weather forecast from Ter Whavelle notes cool conditions in the west from Montana to the Pacific coast with light frost in Kalispell. An area of low pressure over South Dakota brings unusually warm air from Wyoming and Colorado east to the central states with temperatures 90 to 100 degrees. Readings include 96 in North Platts and Kansas City, 98 in Denver and Pueblo, and 100 in St. Louis. Local data show 24 hours ending 8 am with a maximum of 86 and minimum of 61, no precipitation.
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St. Louis
Tribute From Kruger Sends Wreath for Hay
Former President Kruger cabled to America ordering a handsome wreath for Adelbert Hay, a popular figure among the Boers, and sends tribute from Amsterdam on June 24.
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Kruger
Amsterdam
America
Adelbert Hay
General Corbin Heads West to Philippines Mission
Major General Corbin adjutant general of the U S Army travels west by train en route to the Philippine Islands. He will sail from San Francisco on the Hancock the 25th reach Manila July 20 and stay about forty days. He plans to sail home via Europe arriving in Washington October 1. He will study native enlistment as part of the U S Army in the archipelago and inspect the commissary department while there.
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United States Army
Philippine Islands
Senator Warren
Mondell
San Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Europe
Washington
Philippines
Regular Army
Merritt
McKinley
Islands
Golf Tournament Puttting Contest Won by Miss Bailey
Miss Bailey narrowly won the gentlemen’s putting contest at the local golf club in a field with many members. She completed the forty yard distance in 11 strokes while the others ranged from 12 to 21 strokes. In the ladies’ section Miss Woods led with 17 strokes and Mrs Barber had 20. The Hay Hines Barber and Dubois match went to D Hines with 35 strokes.
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Miss Bailey
D. Hines
P. Bailey
GC. Johnson
B. Dawson
Taff
Teele
H. G. Hay
Palmer
Governor Richards
Harry Hay
Miss Woods
Mrs. Barber
Hay
Hines
Barber
Dubois
Local Suit Sale Advert To Clear Inventory
Readable ad listing discounted men s suits and coats. Pricing shows low cruise items including $3 to $15 range with bulk markdowns on black serge suits and all wool options. Corduroy coats and vests priced at eight dollars.
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Storm-Swept Montana North of Butte
A powerful wind storm swept a three to four block path north of Butte Montana last night. The storm damaged structures and trees but caused no reported deaths or serious injuries. Emergency crews surveyed the area and residents began cleanup. The event underscores the fragility of exposed terrain in storm-prone Montana regions.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Railroad in Gold Regions Progress In Yukon Link
Tacoma June 24 work has begun on a four hundred mile standard gauge railway from Valdez to Eagle City on the Yukon. The project is expected to be finished within three years at a cost of eight million dollars.
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Tacoma
Wash
Valdez
Eagle City
Yukon
Evening Sun Sued Over Fraud Claim In London Probe
A district magistrate issued a summons for fraud against the Evening Sun after it published a fake report that General Botha had surrendered. A deluded purchaser filed the complaint. Meanwhile Wool sales in southern Uinta county highlight weekly auctions: 600000 pounds today at Hilliard, 800000 at Evanston Tuesday, and 200000 at Aspen Wednesday. The Wyoming wool on the ground sale is a novelty watched closely for results.
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London
Evening Sun
Botha
Uinta County
Hilliard
Evanston
Aspen
Wyoming
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