Senate Passes Bill Protecting President and Foreign Rulers
The senate approved the bill to shield the life of the U S president and foreign rulers without amendment. It notes Denver figures, a Denver Salt Lake City rail idea, and talks of General Miles and Crofut returning from New York with an irrigation invention. Colorado ends a special legislative session relieved.
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United States
Senate
George A. Crofut
New York
City Hospital
Denver
Soldiers' Home Land Donation Bill Urges Wyoming Posts Support
The Leader notes a congress bill to donate 60 000 acres in Wyoming for the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Cheyenne. Introduced by Senator Warren a Grand Army man from John F Reynolds Post. urges Grand Army Posts across Wyoming to assist in securing passage.
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Congress
Sailor
Cheyenne
Warren
John F. Reynold
United States
Wyoming
Soldiers Home
Relief For Cuba Reciprocity Vote In House
The House Republicans voted for a reciprocal agreement with Cuba reducing Dingley duties by two percent on Cuban sugar and tobacco. The pact includes a one year expiry and Cuban immigration laws aligned to U.S. standards. Cuban consent signals its independent status while broadening American trade. Congress should act within six weeks to extend benefits.
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House of Representatives
Cuba
Sugar
United States
Congress
Chicago ‘Tribune
Fragmented Observations on Women and Vices in Prose
A garbled paragraph offers observations on social behavior. It notes folly in urging change, pairs of drunks, talkative women as witters, and contrasts beauty with intellect. The text mentions races, players, and a notion of a pretty girl dubbed peach, implying a harsh view of female heart and footnotes on betting and life.
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Paly
Hitchcock Boon to Retire May Be Expected
Washington report says Secretary Hitchcock of the interior department is likely to resign soon. Western senators press for change while offering no candidate, with discussions naming ex Senator Carter of Montana and Van Devanter as possibilities. The president weighs options and consults western lawmakers before a final selection.
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Washington Pont
Hitchcock
Interior Department
White House
Carter
Montana
van Devanter
Wyoming
Prince Henry Returns Home to Great Berlin Welcome
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia landed at Cuxhaven amid immense crowds. A formal memorandum says the U S visit surpassed expectations, with friendship and goodwill between nations and German Americans favorably viewed. Henry joined Emperor William I on the Kaiser Wilhelm I for a Kiel-bound cruise and banquet.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of Prussla
Cuxhaven
United States
Foreign Office
Prince Henry
America
Wiliam
Emperor William
Guard of Honor
Kiel
Chicago
John EB. Wilkie
Secret Service
Mr. Wilkie
William H. Ler
Beehler
Roosevelt Now Jujutsu Expert Aims to Toughen Self Defense
Special to Chicago Tribune Boston March 19 President Roosevelt is learning jujutsu as extra self defense. Prof John J O'Brien taught Embokkwai to Nagasaki police chiefs and claims the art can break bones and shatter joints, with no weapon needed. Roosevelt, a skilled horseman boxer and wrestler, would rely on his body and training if attacked.
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Chicago Tribune
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
John J. O’brien
O’brien
Nagasaki
Order of “Embokkwai
Roosevelt
Deadshot
Savattem
Congress
Germany and the Trusts
The Chicago Chronicle notes a new German corporate law requiring promoters to disclose all transactions behind a business. It mandates fully paid stock at formation, prohibits watered shares, and demands public reports for stockholders. Public auditors may review firms if reports are doubtful. An effete monarchy sometimes does things better than American methods.
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Germany
Chicago Chronicle
Evans to Retire Amid Pension Bureau Tug-of-War
Washington reports refute Evans as interior secretary pick and say the pension commissioner plans to retire due to ongoing opposition from veteran military associations. The president backs Evans. a successor would continue Evans’s management style, with Evans potentially moved to a diplomatic post such as ambassador to Mexico if Clayton is deemed unfit.
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Washington
Chattanooga
H. Clay Evans
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Missouri
Evans
Pension Bureau
McKinley
Interior Department
Mexico
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
State Department
Nelson
Clayton
Reflections of a Bachelor. Fools seek pleasure and gossip
A satirical piece compares men and women through wit and weather as it scoffs at vanity, miserliness, and recipe for happiness. It cites Solomon and a gossiping wife, arguing the social folly of seeking money or status while ignoring duties. The author urges readers to subscribe to The Leader.
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Solomon
War Bonnet Live Stock Company Dissolution Notice
Notice declares the War Bonnet Live Stock Company of Wyoming dissolved after a December 11 1901 stockholders meeting and a February 18 1902 trustee resolution. BENJ L YOUNG president and L HOMER GWERTBER secretary attest the action.
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War Bonnet Live Block Company
Wyoming
Benj. L. Young
War Bonnet Livestook Company
L Homer Gwertber
Irving Attacks Baconian Theory at Princeton
Sir Henry Irving lectured on Shakespeare and Bacon before Princeton University students. The crowded auditorium saw Irving in a bright red gown argue that only a seasoned actor could have produced Shakespeare’s plays and that Bacon could not have done so. He warned against the imposture idea and criticized the urge to pull Shakespeare from his pedestal.
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Princeton
N. J
Sir Henry Irving
Princeton University
Shakespeare
Bacon
Sir Henry
Elizabeth
Bardolph
Special Stockholders Meeting of Happy Thought Mining Company
Notice states a special meeting of stockholders to be held April 26 1902 at 1 30 p m in Cheyenne Wyoming to vote on increasing capital stock from 100000 to 200000 and increasing trustees from three to five and closing books for transfers April 23. Also mentions Union Pacific excursion rates to California with specific travel dates.
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Etienne A.ritter
California
Thc
Union Pacific Railroad
J. ¥. Barron
Une
States Land
Cheyenne
Lane California Ragod
Washington Territory
Kraak Hhin
Willian Dulemory
W Chaplin
Rogiotet
Quarantine Proclamation Amended for Wyoming
The acting governor F. Chatterton issues an amended quarantine proclamation restricting the driving and shipping of domestic animals into Wyoming from Nebraska and Colorado due to epidemic risks. Health certificates from the Wyoming state veterinarian allow entry after inspection at Nebraska or Colorado points. Dated Cheyenne March 4, 1902.
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Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Wyo
Cheyenne
F. Chatterton
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Edn Amburgh
In the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming the estate of Edn Amburgh shows Frances Wasserman as administrator with the will annexed. Her account is presented for settlement and a May 26, 1902 2 PM hearing is set in Cheyenne court for interested parties to appear and file written exceptions. Dated March 8, 1902. T. J. Fisher, Clerk.
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Mie
Edn Amburgh
Frances Wasserman
Eda Amburgh
Cheyenne
Laramie County
T. J. Fisher
Notice to Creditors and Mining Stockholders Meeting
Notice to creditors of the estate of Lyman Astley deceased requires claims with vouchers to Mary Astley within six months of the letters issued February 20 1902. Also a special meeting of the Abbandwal Mining company stockholders is set for April 17 1902 to consider selling mining property to Boston Cleveland Mining and Milling company in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Lyman Astley
Mary Astley
British plan to pension the old age in Parliament
A London report to the New York Tribune notes the second reading of an old age pension bill in the House of Commons. It outlines pensions for those 65 and older, costing an estimated 50 to 60 million dollars annually, funded by local authorities with a central grant, and emphasizes eligibility rules and the political support for Chamberlain's social policy.
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London
New York Tribune
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Greene
Treasury
Chamberlain
Enry
Ap. L
Estate of John Gunther Administration Notice
Estate of John Gunther deceased announces letters of administration granted March 17 1902 to Emile Richardson administrator. Six months to present claims one year to bar. All accounts payable to the estate collected by Emile Richardson administrator dated March 19 1902. Best time to advertise between January 1 and December 1.
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John Gunther
Emile Richardson
Fragmentary Eastside Note Describes Drink Smoke And Brands
An unclear, fragmented text mentions someone from the east who expects ale or drinking, a youth described as an ace, a friend buying a Leader item, and a line about not calling for certain brands anymore. The damaged wording makes precise facts difficult.
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Leader
Abop
Stallions and mares offered for sale at Kinny Panbie
Registered stallions for gale intruder Cher ry Boy 16314 Brother to Fidel 20415 Shreidol 44 Brother in Gived to the Great Blestionoar 126 Almo Register Mares and Fillies young and matured. Breeding stock at the ranch with extended pedigrees in the Farm Stallion Catalogue. Demand rising as road horses grow scarce.
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GALE
Cherry Boy
Fidal
Thin Ranch
Mt .T'S
Kinny
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