Cheyenne Leader Opposes Charity Cuba Aid and Backs Western Training
The Cheyenne Leader argues against charity legislation for Cuba while urging reciprocity and expanding military training in the West. It notes the Union Pacific land sales to sheepmen, a Fort Niobrara soldiers’ health resort idea, and Wyoming's support for Col Cody’s militia school. The paper praises irrigation bills, warns George Maxwell, and highlights westwide water law principles. It cites Mondell’s irrigation report and recounts Utah Idaho colonies moving into northern Wyoming amid Mormon settlement.
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William F. Cody
Big Horn County
Rocky Mountain
George H. Maxwell
West
Maxwell
Unclear fragment hints at cooperative issues and moth damage
Fragment mentions failure tied to cooperative efforts and a moth problem affecting oda. No clear events, entities, or dates identified.
Wyoming Industrial Committee Urges Peak Exhibit Efforts
Governor De Forest Richards chairs the state industrial committee which will meet after his South American trip. The panel calls all Wyoming industrialists to showcase top agricultural and mineral samples for the St. Louis exposition, aiming to outshine every western state and echo the 1893 Chicago wheat success.
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de Forest Richards
Wyoming
St. Louis
Chicago
Next Industrial Convention Hints Cheyenne as Site
The state executive industrial committee plans a meeting after Governor Richards return to decide on the next industrial state convention venue. Cheyenne is likely to be named as the site for a gathering expected to draw hundreds of delegates, prompting early local efforts to ensure a grand success.
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State Executive Industrial Committee
Richards
Cheyenne
Our Americanism: Nation's vitality vs criticism
A defense of American nationality arguing it is vigorous and growing, countering claims of decline. Cites population estimates for the past decade, contrasts native and foreign born growth, and asserts America leads world growth while critics misinterpret data. Includes a U S Army logistics notice dated Feb 28 1902 in Denver Colorado seeking transport proposals and drayage for the coming fiscal year.
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Bartholomew
Edinburg
Omcoe
Denver
Colo
Ctc
U. 5
Suffrage Convention Delights in Flags and Reform
The annual Woman Suffrage Association session drew delegates from 32 states. The event featured elaborate flag decorations including Miss Clara Barton’s loaned banners and a Wyoming Stars and Stripes display. Speakers like Mrs Elizabeth Gilmer and Carrie Chapman Catt highlighted suffrage as a broad moral reform, not just voting.
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Washington
Woman Suffrage Association
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Denmark
Turkey
Wyoming
J. D. Flenner
Dubois
Idaho
Woman's National Suffrage Association
House of Representatives
Isavel Campbell
Campbell
Utah
Colorado
Mesdames Bell
Shafroth
E. M. Ashley
Theodosia Ammons
Elizabeth Gilmer
All
Dorothy Dix
Mis. Anthony
Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Association
Cheyenne Church Notices and Services Listed in Full
Cheyenne churches announce weekly services across multiple congregations. Christian Scientists meet Sundays at 11 at court home. Trinity German Lutheran at Twentieth and House. St Mark's Episcopal at Nineteenth and Central. First Congregational at Capitol and Nineteenth with varied services. A. M. E. Church holds communion and special music. First Methodist on Eighteenth and Central with morning and evening services. First Presbyterian at Eighteenth and Ferguson with Sunday school. Salvation Army lists open air meetings. First Baptist on Nineteenth and Warren invites worship. Scandinavian Lutheran at Woodman Hall with services. St Mary’s Cathedral on Nineteenth and Ferguson with mass timings. English Lutheran at Nineteenth and House with sermons.
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Trinity German Lutheran Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth Street
Central Avenue
D. D. Forsyth
First Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and
Fergueon Streets
H. H. McQuilkin
Junior Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Salvation Army
BE. T. Omann
Sixteenth
Ferguson Streets
Seventeenth
Ferguson
Court House
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
8. C. Davis
C. O. Eckhardt
Woodman Hall
K. of P. Block
West Seventeenth Street
Eddy and
St. Mary's Cathedral
Nineteenth
George J. Bryant
English Lutheran Church
House Streets
Rey
M. L. Tate
Desert
Not Fully Equipped Winter Trip Quote Found
Fragmentary quotation about spending winter in sun and Palma towers not fully equipped and returning. The text references missing snow, a trip south, and returning home. It presents a personal, reflective snippet with incomplete phrasing and no clear event or date.
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Palma
Timber Land Act Claim Notice for Cheyenne Wyoming
Henry Altman of Cheyenne Wyoming filed sworn statement No 199 seeking purchase of the NW and SW quarter parcels in Section 22 Township 18 North Range 10 West to prove timber or stone value over agricultural use. Witnesses listed include Frank H. Jones John Martin William Solomon and Daniel McAlvan of Cheyenne. Adverse claimants must file by May 7, 1902.
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Timber Land
United State Land Ofc
of Congress
Souutertia
Oregon
Nevada
Henry Altman
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
Cheyenone
Wyo
Frank H. Jones
John Martin
William Solomon
Daniel McAlvan
Wye
Contest of homestead entry No. 3826 at Cheyenne
Notice in the land office proceedings against Edward S. Gillaspy for abandonment of a homestead in SE 14 Section 33 T 63 W. by reason of nonresidence and noncultivation for over two years. Hearing scheduled April 23 1902 before the U S land office officials at Cheyenne Wyoming with an earlier appearance for testimony on April 15 1902. Public notice by publication due to service difficulties.
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Walker
Edward
Aileesa Edward
Gillaspy
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
John Hunton
District of Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Wyo
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
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