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11 Mar 1902
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Cheyenne Daily Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
1
Omaha Storm Smites City with Widespread Damage
A fierce night storm damages fifty buildings in Omaha with the Coliseum heavily wrecked. Roofs fall at 2410 and 2412 Cumming Street as lightning strikes the flats, five skylights crash, and telegraph wires fail amid widespread panic and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cummins Street
Twenty-fourth Stres
Coliseum
Monmouth Park Methodist Church
Oma Atilam
Coliaeum
Cumming Street
Fiat
Here
Free Mail Delivery Planned Along Walcott to Encampment Route
Beginning July 1 1902 free delivery will be established along the Walcott to Encampment route. Residents near the route outside town limits or beyond eighty rods of any post office may use boxes at convenient places and mail carriers are not required to place mail there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Duel on Italian Frontier Between Princes Ends Without Result
Nice March 11 report of a pistol duel on the Italian frontier between Prince Aragon and Marquis De Saville. Four shots were exchanged with no hits and no injuries recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Prince Aragon
Marquis de Saville
Strikers Gain Numbers in Boston Freight Protest
Boston dispatch reports three thousand more men joined the freight handlers strike this morning, with leaders warning up to 30,000 could join. The conflict pits organized labor against the New York, New Haven and Hartford and the New York Central and Hudson River railroads, affecting Boston and southern New England freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New York Central
Hudson River
Boston and
Albany
Oxpreas
Adams
New England
New York, Aven, and Hartford Railroad
Ing
Hallan
Two Infantry Troops Return From Philippines In Incident
Two batta the Twentysecond Infantry arrived to Nebraska from the Philippines when a vehicle overturned injuring several soldiers. Details remain sparse as officials assess the incident and medical staff provide treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batta
Philippines
Federated War Meeting Los Angeles Footnote
Fragmentary note shows a planned meeting in Los Angeles about a war related rate from Cheyehoo with unclear details. The text is garbled and does not provide concrete dates or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angules
Cheyehoo
Mysterious Street Murder in Texarkana
Texarkana Texas March 11 Two men lie dead on a street after gunfire. One man, with a loaded cartridge belt and two long knives, was shot through the forehead. A pistol with four empty chambers and a railroad ticket from Jefferson to Greenville were found. The other man is believed to be B H Nester of Marshall Texas, shot twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texas
Jefferson
Greenville
B. H. Nester
Marshall Texas
Night clerk shoots man in Parkersburg dispute over money
At daylight in Parkersburg West Virginia March 11 Joseph Daney was shot and killed by John Kyle the night clerk at the Hotel Princeton. Police said the fatal quarrel centered on money. Kyle surrendered to authorities after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joseph Daney
John Kyle
Princeton
Man Falls From Train Near Carmi Injures Foot
Best Rhodes of South Broadway fell from a Louisville and Nashville train near Carmi Illinois Saturday night. He crawled two miles to a farm house for aid after his left foot was cut off under the wheels. Rhodes was taken to Carmi and then to his home hospital and is in serious condition due to blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Carmi
Germany
Berlin
Prisian House of Deputies
Richthofed
England
Methuen
London
Cecil Rhodes
Murderer Hanged in Philadelphia for Coates Murder
Eugene Clements, a Black man, was hanged this morning in Philadelphia for the murder of Jonhna Coates, a colored waiter. In Quebec, John Gaynor and Captain Green arrive in Savannah to face trial for complicity in Captain Carter harbor works frauds but refuse to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eugene Clements
Jonhna Coates
Quebec
John Gaynor
Captain Green
Savannah
Minnesota Legislature Adjourns About Tax on Franchises and Incomes
St Paul March 1 the Minnesota legislature adjourned after approving resolutions favoring a constitutional amendment to require taxation of all franchises and personal incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mar
Minnesota
Love's Labor Cripple Crack Courtroom Fallout
J. M. W. Hodgson, a notable attorney, was jailed today on charges of suicide or perjury linked to ore stealing cases. He had married last month to Mrs. Margaret Azard, a wealthy widow aiding his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. W. Hodgson
Margaret Azard
Local residents and visitors noted in city chat
Miss Lena Ferris returns from a western visit while Miss Allen from Casper visits friends in the city. Several residents travel to Denver, Kansas City, and Clay Center for health and family reasons. others, including Bruner, Johnston, and Taylor, return or relocate duties at local firms and rail offices as lists of visitors continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ferris
Miss Allen
Casper
Andrew McAdam
Denver
Richard Whalen
Fort Laramie
Nels Young
Claude Draper
Geddes Ranch
Kimball
D. L. Price
Kansas City
D. F. Cook
Clay Center
Kas
Matthews
Ffip
Une
M. Bruner
Burlington
Cheyenne
Wellgufer
Ed Chase
The
Inter Ocean
City Today
Leslie Trudgeon
Labor News
Boulder
Colo
Ale
Dan Brees
Laramie
Johnston
West
Talib
Hol
Taylor
the Tribune
Colorado
John Tracey
Rio Grande
John Cameron
Athol
A. H. Cook
Douglas
Q. A. Hamilton
Rock Springs
J.T. Cocane
Torrington
Fred Kenoest
Cty
B. T. Clark
Cabinet Discusses Disaster and Ireland Tensions
London reports the cabinet met to discuss the Methuen disaster and suppression of the Irish League. Parliament heard Kitchener telegrams sparking bitter resentment. Berlin notes Germany sympathies and English trade aid to Boers discussed. Rhodes remains critically ill in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Methuen
Irish League
Kitchener
Liner Muronian Overdue Sixteen Days From Glasgow
The Allen liner Muronian bound for St Johns from Glasgow is now sixteen days overdue, reported from London dated March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Allen
First Railroad to Use Wireless Telegraph
Dallas Mar 11 President H R Green of the Texas Midland rail road son of Hattie Green has received word from the United States patent office announcing the award to him of patent on wireless telegraphy The Midland will be the first railroad in the world to use the Marconi system and will soon install the wireless system on its railroad operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
H. R. Green
The
Texas Midland Railroad
Hattie Green
United States Patent Office
Washington
Green
Midland
Marconi
Farewell for Prince Henry by New York singing societies
In New York on March 11 Prince Henry slept aboard the Deutschland and woke to breakfast before Hoboken officials announced a farewell assembly by singing societies to be sung from an adjacent ship. The Deutschland wore gala flags. the prince planned several visits but stayed aboard. The Letter Carriers' Association gifted a bronze tablet honoring martyred presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Henry
Deutschland
Hoboken
Secretiva
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Prince Henry of Prussia
Citizens’ Reception Committee
Ashbridge
New
Lone Bandit Robs Cascade Canyon Station, Escapes
A lone masked robber robbed the Colorado Midland station at Cascade Canyon taking $400 from the safe and the agent’s watch. He locked the agent in the lavatory and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
The
Colorado Midland
Cascade Canon
Law Upholds Dismissal in Nebraska Case
In Omaha on March 11 Judge Baxter dismissed the case against former State Treasurer Monserve who was indicted for embezzling $2000. The judge upheld the state’s decision and forbade receiving interest on public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nek
Baxter
Monserve
Reciproc ity fight moves in Congress and Cuban issue grows
Washington reports show Thayer of Massachusetts challenging a privilege ruling over a sugar trust subsidy to press pro reciprocity and a tabled appeal. Leaders anticipate defeat of the Cuban reciprocity plan as Wu controversial charges surface in Washington. The president delays Charleston trip until April and Oklahoma City records an inch of rain in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Thayer
Massachusetts
Sugar Trust
Loud
Paine
Friends of the Beet
Peking
White House
Charleston
Oklahoma City
Mondell Presents Irrigation Bill History Report
Washington March 7 representative Mondell released a report on the general irrigation bill, detailing a comprehensive history of irrigation. He argues the measure defends national aid to arid lands while safeguarding small holdings and traditional American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mondell
Congress
Earthquake Returns to Saint Petersburg Town
Saint Petersburg reports a second tremor following a recent quake that devastated parts of the town. More than twelve thousand people are left homeless as aftershocks continue to disrupt the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Shameka
Court House Notes on Taxes and Property Valuations
George Hoger presented a coyote pelt in court and received a voucher. Back taxes still arrive at the county treasurer. Commissioners deeds will be issued to redeemed lands upon full payment. Railroad property assessments in Laramie County vary by line with Union Pacific at 9000 per mile, B and M at 4200, and Colorado and Southern at 3700. The two retail liquor licenses were referred back to the city which holds control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoger
Laramie County
Union Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Capitol Notes Report on Officials Absences and Medals
Prof Beeler state geologist is away on business out west for a day or two. Wallante Bond sent the last batch of about forty Philippine medals to veterans who had not yet paid. State Auditor Grant is west on official business. Durbin returns to duty at the capitol after a Denver assignment. An articles of incorporation were filed for The Assembly Oil and Coal Company with capital of 20000, Cheyenne and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Beeler
A— T. F. Durbin
The
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Denver
Capitol
Assembly Oil and Coa! Company
Capital
Cheyenne
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Percy Smith
Central Market
David Nimmo
Davia
West 17Th Street
Dinneen Bros
Bddy
West 16Th Street
F. Ochmitt
Nebraska
United States
Lone Bandit
LAW
Oklahoma
National Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Court House
County Treasurer's Office
Go Richards
Philippine
Axminster
Brussels
Cohen
New Millinery
Golden Rule
Jones Cash Grocery
Ferguson Street
Excelsior
Chicago
Perfection Ladies’ Tailoring Company of
C. Stabler
Wyoming
Acard
Blanke
Faust
Grand Pacific
Arlington HO
Park
Faust's Cafe
Morosy
Eases
Avenley Hotel
Pilsburg
Ohenstein Brothers
Grocers
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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