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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

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Missouri Republicans Endorse Roosevelt for 1904

Jefferson City June 25 The Missouri Republicans reconvened after clashes between Kernal and Athens forces and adopted a platform that unreservedly endorses Roosevelt and his administration. The party also approves Roosevelt’s Cuba policy and, after a late vote, endorses Ethan Hitchcock for secretary of the treasury.

Jefferson City Missouri Republicans Kernel Athens Roosevelt Cuba Ethan Hitchcock

Parched by hot winds hit Fort Collins crops and cattle

In Fort Collins on June 25 hot dry winds from western forest fires sweeps the valley drying moisture and hindering hay stacking while threatening crops. In Washington the senate confirms Brig Gen Bates and Davis to major generals and several colonels to brigadier generals along with army surgeon general appointment and revenue cutter service promotions.

Fort Collins John C. Bates Geo W. Davis Theodore J. Wint Frank D. Baldwin Jesee M. Lee William H. Forwood Army and Revenue Cutter Service

Verdict Blames Coal Creek Officials In Mine Explosion

A jury in Tennessee finds that the May 19 Fra Terville mine disaster killed men and boys who died from an explosion caused by gas or coal dust and by neglect of mine officers and State Mine Inspector R A Shiflett. Also reports Torpedo Boat No 42 sunk at Kiel. commander and three crew missing.

Coal Creek Tens Woroner Fraterville Coal Creek Company R A. Shiflett Kiel Elbe

Wedding ring order to Buechner for customized design

The couple directs Buechner to craft a wedding ring to their specifications. They request a design tailored to their preferences, awaiting a finalized concept and timing for completion.

Buechner

Cheyenne Ice Company Seeking Information on Break-ins

The undersigned will pay for information leading to the conviction of anyone who breaks into any Ice house near Sloan's Lake. Cheyenne Ice Company offers reward for actionable leads related to the burglaries and requests Wells first and last name details.

Sloan's Lake Cheyenne Ice Company

Bryan makes the deal at Fusion convention in Nebraska

Grand Island Nebraska June 25 Fusion convention names W H Thompson Democrat for governor after a long deadlock. Populists press for Bryan nomination as compromise but Bryan declines and Democrats back away from Populists. Bryan delivers a harmony speech to win Democratic support. Minneapolis June 25 Democratic convention names John Lind for governor and endorses the Kansas City platform.

Grand Island Neb W.H. Thompson Bryan Minneapolis John Lind Kansas City

King Edward’s Illness Shocks King’s City Crowd

London fans news says King Edward’s health remains serious though celebrants throng streets. Royals depart as stock market closes. bulletins show restlessness yet cautious progress. Queen stays by him. doctors caution worst remains possible.

Calm Amid Coronation Week As London Faces King Edward Crisis

Londoners grapple with a nation divided between coronation week jubilation and fear for King Edward's life. Physicians deem the king's condition desperate as Queen Alexandra and the Prince of Wales stay at Buckingham Palace awaiting news amid crowds along the Thames and trains carrying notables to destinations abroad.

London Edward Thames Parliament House Trafalgar Square Hyde Park Westminster Buckingham Palace Alexandria Prince of Wi Buckingham, Palace Continents New York

Panama Canal Bill Approved by House Conference

The house conference on the interoceanic canal bill decided to accept the senate bill favoring the Panama route and report will soon follow to assure adoption. The cabinet discussed the Italian Incident revealing that publicity arose from posting findings aboard ship to inform officers and crew of naval matters.

Washington House Senate Panama Chicago

Roosevelt in Boston during official visit with Harvard reception

President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Boston at 7 am and was greeted by Governor Crane and staff. A cheering crowd saw him pass to his carriage. He dined with Harvard alumni at the Hotel Somerset before riding with cavalry to Cambridge for exercises at Sanders Theater with President Elliott.

Boston Roosevelt Crane Harvard Somerset Cambridge Elliott Hlu Sander

Lands Granted for South Platte Canal Water Works

The senate approved Senator Teller's bill granting 2500 acres within the South Platte forest reserve to the South Platte Canal and Reservoir company for storage and water supply purposes.

Washington The Senate Teller South Platte Canal and Reservoir Company South Platte Forest Reserve

War veterans in Manzanillo to demand back pay

A reunion of war veterans in Manzanillo this week seeks immediate payment for their service. Havana dispatch notes officials fear trouble from non compliance. General Masao, once a presidential candidate, declined to preside. British ships released under protest after capture off Cuba.

New York Manzanillo Unitedly Havana Herald Masao Cuban

Statehood Show Promises Omnibus Bill Action Soon

In Washington the senate plans to approve the omnibus statehood bill for December, while in Minnesota the Northern Securities case before Judge Amidon in circuits court is reset until jury trials finish. At St Paul market notes strawberries selling 10 cents per box, three for 25 cents.

Washington Senate St. Paul Minn United States Circuit Court Amindon State of Minnesota Northern Securities Company Jas

Chicago Teamsters Align With Railroads Threaten General Strike

Chicago labor leaders from the National Teamsters and Freight Handlers unions announce an ultimatum to all railroads serving Chicago. After tomorrow, union teamsters will not work with non union freight handlers and vice versa to force unionization of over 20 000 workers and local manufacturers. If railroads refuse the demand a general strike may follow.

Chicago National Teamsters Teamsters’ Union

Personal mentions of local residents and travel

Gus Buechter went to North Platte last night Mrs. Cb. D. King is home from a visit to Frith Neb. Thomas Heaney left this morning for an extended eastern trip. Judge J. J. Hauphoff of Hartville arrived from the north last night. Machinists Prosper and Goram left today for Kansas City to seek work. Mrs. Chas Kitzmiller left today to accompany her husband on the Indian tour. Mr. and Mrs. Harmer attend the Emigh Morley wedding today. Dr. N. R. Werlaufer left this afternoon on an extended eastern trip to St Paul and Buffalo. Warren Richardson home from Whitcomb ranch and South Dakota Hot Springs. Charles Malloy returned from Rush Medical College to this city. Mrs. Joseph Tottenhoff left for Oakland Cal with sister Miss May Myers and Tom Myersa. Lieutenant H. P. Perrine returned north to Douglas after Troop A ball. Mrs. William Beynon and Miss Coataworth left on a visit to Omaha. Miss Grace Wheeler will return home tonight after visiting Mrs. John Long. Eugene Emigh left on their wedding tour through Colorado. Miss Lilian Chapman arrived from Colorado College at Rock Springs with high honors.

Gus Buechter North Platte Cb. D. King Frith Neb Thomas Heaney J. J. Hauphoff Hartville Prosper Goram Kansas City Chas Kitzmiller Harmer

Moffat Announces Short Line Project To Salt Lake

D H Moffat declares arrangements complete for a Denver to Salt Lake short line. He says the enterprise is of great merit and profitable on its own. He arrived from New York with funds raised despite opposition of continental lines. The company will issue 20 million dollars in bonds and 20 million in stock.

Denver Colo D. H. Moffat Salt Lake Moffatt New York Trans-Continental

Embezzlement and Forgery Case in Kansas City

Kansas City on June 25 reports Geo. Stanford was arrested on embezzlement and forgery charges for $200,000 tied to the Oklahoma Biscuit Co where he formerly traveled. His father is Arkansas City city treasurer and Crowley county Republican chair. Stanford admitted guilt to a reporter. In New York, Postal Telegraph officials deny comment on alleged take over of Pennsylvania lines from Western Union.

Kansas City Geo. Stanford H. W. Peter Oklahoma Biscuit Company Stanford Arkansas City Kas Republican Central Crowley County New York The Postal Telegraph Company Postal Pennsylvania, Thow Western Union

Fatal gale wrecks towns in Hancock county Indiana

A fierce wind and hail storm struck Maxwell Wilkinson and Pendleton in Hancock county blowing down houses. Authorities report ten to eighteen killed and many injured.

Indianapolis Ind Maxwell Wilkinson Pendleton Hancock County Eigteen

Farrel Ladley Nuptials in St Marys Cathedral

John Farrel married Miss Ethel Ladley at St Marys Cathedral by Father Delahanty at 5 am. Best man was William Ladley, bridesmaid Anna Farrel. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple will move to house keeping in the city. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs William Farrel, works at Davis and Kelley store. The bride is daughter of Mr don Ladley the shopman.

John Farrell Ethel CC. Ladley St. Mary's Cathedral Delahanty Mr. Ladley Anna Farrel William Farrel Davis & Kelley Don Ladley

Frontier Celebration Ambassador to Promote Big Show

Tom Heaney departed on an extended eastward visit to advertise the Frontier celebration as ambassador extraordinary. He will display four large posters across towns in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and all New England states to drum up interest.

Tom Heaney East New York Pensylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland New England

Senator Tillman Whistles Through Senate Halls

A Pittsburgh Post item recounts Senator Tillman's habit of whistling in the senate lobbies as colleagues react. Spooner and Fairbanks joke about the tune All Coons Look Alike to Me and remark on Tillman’s manner despite criticism from others.

Tillman Congress Hea Senate Aireike Spooner Fairbanks Pittaburg

A Por Reat or Wanted to The Lead er

A brief item notes a quick results outlook in a local lead section.

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