President debates sugar policy and irrigation funding
The article notes the president fearing sugar trust politics and proposing a raw sugar duty cut to aid Cuban producers. It discusses Hansbrough-Newlands irrigation financing using public land sale proceeds, with a 60 percent reinvestment in the selling states. It reports Curtis praising Washington's House as orderly and cites Prince Henry’s likely view of American rail yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Senate
House
Our Claim Against Turkey and Bulgarian Intrigues
An editorial argues the United States should not claim responsibility for violence in Bulgaria and criticizes Bulgaria as a puppet state under the Ottoman Empire. It notes Britain Germany and Russia influence and questions Sultan’s authority while detailing Bulgaria's political setup and the Berlin Treaty framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
United States
Mosis
New Orleans
Berlin
Porte
Ers
Egypt
Prom Weekington Post Climax: Ben Tillman Apology
The Prom Weekington Post reports a political note as the Funded apology by Ben Tillman surfaces amid public interest. The piece highlights reaction from local readers and commentary in the paper’s pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Weekington Post
Ben Tillman
Apolusy
Prominent Democrat Question Sparks Political Quarrel
The piece laments partisan rhetoric and questions who stands as the United States’ leading Democrat. It notes remarks on Major Micah Jenkins of South Carolina and debates Funston’s Philippines comparison to Kentucky while ammunition shipments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Micah Jenkins
South Carolina
United States
Kentucky
Funston
Aly
Philippines
Knights of the Pigskin
Prince Henry
Chicago
Jim Tillman
Irrigation Bill Gains Western Backing in Senate Push
Western supporters praise the Hansbrough Newlands irrigation measure as it advances behind the scenes. Senators Hoar Gallinger Tillman Bacon and Clay back the bill, while Speaker Henderson may delay House consideration until rules allow a vote. Senator Mitchell recalls Oregon beginnings and gratitude to voters as representatives reappear in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far West
Senate
Hansbrough
Trat
Hoar and Gallinger
New England
Tillman, Bacon and Clay
Nevada
Committee On
Henderson
Committee On Rules
Senator Warren
Carter
Montana
Oregon
Mitchell Orst
Panama
San Obispo
Senator Mitchell
Portland
Mitchell
Congress
Alice Roosevelt to Miss London Coronation Visit
The article reports that Alice Roosevelt will not attend the London coronation or ride as an official royal guest. President Roosevelt opposed granting her royal rank or ceremonial privileges and chose Havana visits instead, despite earlier plans with the Whitelaw Reid party and naval aide Commander Cowles.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
America
Alice Roosevelt
Edward VII
England
London
Havana
Wood
Miss
Lord Pauncefote
Alice
Miss Alice
Bryanism Cast Aside Creates Mississippi Political Shift
The Mississippi legislature adopted the McAllister resolution by an almost unanimous vote amid excitement. The house rose on desks and endorsed a south east alliance while severing ties with the west. Bryan supporters tried to resist but failed as letters from Mr. Gorman aided passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister
Minasissippi
House
Mississippi
Bryan
Gorman
Iron Mines Not Sold In Sunrise Case
A morning paper claimed Sunrise group of 71 iron mines in Laramie county sold to United States Steel, but a federal trial in the city tests title to Sunrise iron mines. The title may belong to Mrs Amanda B Hosmer or the Wyoming Railroad and Iron Co, and cannot pass to Steel until the case is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise
Laramie
United States Steel Corporation
Amanda 8. Hosmer
Wyoming Railroad and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Big Case Decided In Rawlings Poire Estate Suit
The Poire case in Rawlings concluded after months of litigation over property left by Poire a wealthy Frenchman formerly of Rawlins. At his wife’s death Poire was worth 75000 dollars dwindling to 45000 by his death. He befriended Mr and Mrs Freeburgh who claimed he transferred part of his estate before death. The court ruled the Freeburghs received little and the estate passed to Poire’s heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poire
Rawlings
Rawlins
Fred Freeburgh
Freeburgh
Heira of
Pulre
Notice of Administration for Lyman Astley Deceased
Letters of administration were granted February 20 1902 to Mary Astley for the estate. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from benefits. claims must be filed within one year from letters’ date to avoid further bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Astley
Mary Astley
The Leader reports Pitty Cemnte per Month
The Leader notes monthly Pitty Cemnte figures, detailing counts per month and the overall trend. Readers see the cadence of Pitty Cemnte data across periods, with emphasis on changes and comparisons from prior months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Quarantine Proclamation Amended for 1902 Wyoming Edict
Wyoming governor issues amended quarantine restricting movement of domestic animals from Nebraska and Colorado amid epidemic fears. Health certificates by the Wyoming state veterinarian allow entry from distressed states, with Cheyenne signature and seal. Timber land notice follows with Henry Altman filing for land in Section 22, Township 18 N, Range 70 W, Cheyenne.
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Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. Chatterton
Contest Notice of Homestead Claim Contested in Wyoming
Department of the Interior land office notices a contest by Robert A. Walker against Edward 8. Gillaspy on homestead entry 3826 for SE 14 Section 33 Township 26 N Range 63 W. Absence from land cited. hearing set for April 15 1902 before John Hunton at Fort Laramie and final hearing April 23 1902 in Cheyenne. Publication mandated due to non service.
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Robert A. Walker
Township
Edward 8
Gillaspy
Edward
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
John Hunton
District of Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Register
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Proposals Sought for Forage and Straw at Western Posts
Office Chief Quartermaster Denver invites sealed bids in triplicate for fuel forage and straw for fiscal year ending June 20 1902. Bids due 11 am March 14 1902 at Denver and post offices for Fort Grant Huachuca Fort Bayard Fort Douglas Forts D A Russell Makenzie Washakie. U S reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids. Envelopes marked Proposals for Forage and Straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Forts Grant
Huachuca
A. T
Fort Bayard
N. M
Fort Douglas
Utah
D. A. Russell
Makenzie and
Washakle
Wyo
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
Special Meeting of Gould Consolidated Stockholders
Notice given for a special meeting of Gould Consolidated Mining stockholders at the office in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 24 1902 at 9 a m to approve the board’s action selling Jennie Sample and Minnehaha lodes to a new Wyoming company with 7 5 million shares cap stock 1 25 million treasury shares to own the lodes and Julie B and Golden D W by and president BM Purdy secretary The notice includes advertising guidance and a closing remark about better advertising practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Consolidated Mining Company
Delaware Block
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jennie Sample Lode
Minnehaha Lode
Gold Company
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN Mail Schedule Fragment
A damaged timetable item lists mixed trains COLORADO AND SOUTHERN No. 65 and No. 64 with arrival and departure times. It notes mail close times and U. P. and other line connections including Fort Russell Little Bear La Grange Little Horse Creek and South Bend with various 7 to 10 a.m. windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bound
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Little Horse Creek
South Bend
Secret Societies Meeting Notices in Masonic Halls
Cheyenne lodge No. 1 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets second and fourth Tuesdays in the Masonic hall with visitors examined at 7 30. John Roberts. D W Gill, Secretary. Acadia Lodge No. 11 meets second and fourth Thursdays in the Masonic hall of the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodgdh
A. M
Masonic Hall
Acadia Lodge
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroads
William E. Curtis
Greece
House of Representatives
House of Commons
Qmall
Billy Rice
Beldom
Capitol
Burton
Obio
Reeves
Uilnola
Dovenor
West
West Virginian; Bisbop, Michigan; Acheson
Pennsylvania
Morris
Minnesota
Alexander
New York
Tongue
Lawrence
Mauxwichusette
Davidson
Wisconsin
McLachlan
California
Lester
Georgia
Bankhead
Alabama
McCulloch
Arkansas
Sparkman
Florida
Ball
Texas
Ransdell
Louisiana
Astley
Iadasalaeaux
Act of Congress
Washington Territory
Henry Altman
Frank H Jones
John Martin
William Solomon
McAlvan
W. E. Chaplin
Department of the Interior
W. EB. Chaplin
D. Wbyand
BM. Purdy
Erie
Subwarite
Stockgrowers’ National Bank of Cheyenne
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
J. C. Whipple
J. DO. Freeborn
Wm, L. Whipple
Asat
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
J. H. Loomig
Warren Mercantile Co
Overland Limited
Ccceee
California Express
Pacific Express
Atlantic Repress
Coe
Denver Pacific
South
Burlington
Colorado and Southern
U. P
South Bound
D. P
John Roberts
D. W. Gill
Cook
W. M. Chase
Weeks, Secretar
L. Kabig
Propriete
Union Pacific Depot
Cheyanne
Andrew McAdam
West Tri Gt
Wm. Myers
Cheyenne Business College
The
Cheyenne Daily Leader
W. B. Ross
Attorney-at-Law
Union
Mercantis, Block, Cheyenne
NM. Mateon
B. Kennedy
Matson
KahNtoe
Carey Block
A. &. Roedel's
Attorneys-at-Law
ne _ Union Mercantile
T. F. Burke
E. T. Clark
Burke & Clank
Delaware
Bik
Gibson Clark
R. W. Breckong
Clark & Breckons
Walter R. Stoll
J. A. van Oredel
Chas. W. Burdick
van Orsdel , Burdick
Kent Black
Herman E. Wellnitz
Iderman Block
Cheyenne Wyoming
WM. Dubois
Opera House
Thos. Longhurst
Golden Oil and Gas
Treasury
Board OF Directors and Officers
First National Bank, of
Denver, Colorado
Depository
Cheyenne, Wyoming
L. S. Bartlett
Milo A. Smith
Seventeenth Street
LS. Bartlett
Hoyt's Block
Cor. 17Th and
Ferguson Sts
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