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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
2
In Cheyenne the push grows for a city mutual building and loan society. The article argues strong officers and a single secretary, outlines share values and loan terms, and notes an example yielding about 9.34 percent annual return for investors since 1891.
The Teller resolution limits U S control over Cuba to pacification and warns postwar governments to secure peace before withdrawal. Editor Goodwin notesAmerica must safeguard against mortgaging the island to another power and ensure guarantees before troops leave.
The Chicago Record argues U S aims in Cuba should block foreign entanglements and prevent repeats of 1898. It endorses senate committee moves on debts naval bases sanitary rules and life and property protection while warning against overreach and sovereignty conflicts.
A wide roundup reports rule changes in baseball and legislative actions in the United States and abroad. It notes misgivings on naval stations in Cuba disputes, consular appointments, prize battles over coins and patents, and local legal notices including a divorce suit and school bond sale terms.
Local notices include a bid invitation from School District No. 11 Gillette Crook County Wyoming for 3500 in 700 bonds at 6 interest with payments at Sundance and a March 27 1901 contest hearing on homestead entry No. 3074 in Cheyenne. Also midwinter excursion to Denver and various classified notices and ads appear.
The News reports an unusually large demand for five to seven room cottages in Omaha with no decent repair homes available and rental agents overwhelmed. Larger nine to fourteen room houses are scarce but rent similarly. managers say $2,000 cottages dominate and building and loan associations plan many loans on this class.
Consul General Wildman, who died in the Rio Janeiro wreck, stated that the Philippine question is nearly resolved. He claimed insurgents are cut off from external aid, facing food shortages and dwindling firearms. He believed Aguinaldo probably dead and noted no need for an extra Congress session due to army bill amendments.
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