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29 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 29, 1902
Page
1
Miles Plan to Send Replicas to Philippines Sparks War Debate
March 29 dispatch outlines General Miles proposed plan to move Cuban and Puerto Rican troops to the Philippines and study conditions via returning Filipino representatives. Secretary of War disapproved as sensational. President backs the Secretary. Miles seeks a Philippines visit to assess troops and humanitarian aims, while Root delivers a sharp critique of Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preai
Corres
Miles
Burleson
Sand
Philippines
United States
Washington
Chaffee
Milea
Pote
McKinley
Root
Croker lands milk contract to supply American line
London March 29 Richard Croker has secured the contract to supply the American line with milk butter and ogee starting June 1 This necessitated a large increase of the dairy business in the Wantage district Croker called the farmers together offered London prices for products and purchased additional land
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
Wantage
Croker
Tragic Stable Fire Kills Seventeen Racers in Detroit
Fire tore through Colby's training stable in Detroit early today killing seventeen racers and causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Horses escaped or perished as flames spread, trainers and bystanders searched the enclosure for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Colby
Three Murders In Utah Lead To Extradition Clash
Charles Bothe, jailed in Montrose, Colorado, is sought for a double murder in Utah. He refuses to surrender without proper extradition papers. Governor Orman reports no extradition application has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colo
Charles Bothe
Utah
Orman
Sensational funeral scene shocks La Junta crowd
A chaotic funeral in La Junta drew a large crowd and scenes of disorder. The event involved remarks about political figures including Fairbanks, Shaw, and insiders from Indiana and Iowa, with references to treasury appointees and reentry talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Junta
Wallace
Shaw
Fairbanks
Washington
Vairbanks
Indiana
Iowa
Treasury
Kentucky
Font
Goyer
Rudeeye
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Adi
Ulok
Harriman Wiped Out by Severe Tennessee Floods
Chattanooga March 29. The town of Harriman Tennessee was destroyed by floods this morning. Many lives are lost with the death toll to be known later. Property losses exceed a half million dollars as floodwaters devastate the state’s lowlands and signal fear of spring storms across the south.
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Chattanooga
Harriman
Ten
Pope Issues Letter Seen as His Last Testament
In Rome on March 29 the pope released a global letter tracing the modern church persecution and stressing religion as essential to society. He condemns divorce and socialism in the epistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Morgan engages pasanged Europe by next Wednesday steamer
New York report says J P Morgan has arranged passage to Europe on the next Wednesday steamer. The action suggests urgent plans for travel or business with the European voyage slated for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Keene's Illness Worsens in Lexington Visit
Jarova Keene the noted Wall Street magnate ill in Lexington after arriving yesterday. He has been visiting the Blue Grass region for ten years and his condition worsened this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jarova Keene
Wall Street
Keene
Severe wind storm damages towns across Panhandle and Oklahoma
Reports from Fort Worth describe a severe wind storm last night striking Geraldine and surrounding areas. A soldier colony town saw many houses blown down and John Ingersoll’s home wrecked where his child died and four were fatally injured. Wreckage reported in Sherman and Godley, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Geraldine
John Ingersoll
Sherman
Godley
Texas
Desertion the Cause Divorce Filed in New Haven
Rev Mathew Smiley a Congregational minister secured a divorce on grounds of decertion. His wife refused to live with him due to the strain of social work usually linked to a preacher's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Mathew Smiley
Lst
Boat disaster near New Orleans sinks twenty one men
New Orleans report says a boat carrying twenty one men bound for a British transport capsized in the river. Twelve men drowned. The incident occurred in the river near the city as crews search for survivors and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Theft of Madame Dyas wrap shocks Washington social set
The costly wrap of Madame Dyas, given at a White House music event hosted by Mrs. Roosevelt, vanished weeks ago and was replaced by a shabby cape. Detectives failed to recover the garment and Mrs. Roosevelt bought a near replica for the star. Social circles vow to find the thief as officials remain cautious. Also notices dissolving Finch and Blanton partnership. Samuel Pinch continues the business. Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Madame Dyas
Finch & Blanton
Samuel Pinch
$5700 Bid Wins Colorado Road Contract for Fort Russell Link
Congress urged higher funding after bids in Denver showed $5700 was the lowest for a highway across the Fort Russell reservation to Cheyenne. Representative Mondell noted $1700 extra was needed beyond $4000 and the project may begin within six weeks, aiming for a premier road between the post and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
City
the Post
Washington, D. C
F. W. Mondell
War Department
Warren
Fort Russell Reservation
Cheyenne
Mondell
Fort Russell
Weat
Woman Seeks Nomination for Congress in Mountain District
Louisville March 29 Mary Buckhardt canvasses the Tenth district riding all over the district on horseback for the nomination to Congress. Indications point to a successful issue though she faces possible constitutional objections to serving in the House if nominated she would be elected and take her seat despite any federal objections.
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Louisville
Mary Buckhardt
Tenth
Miss Buckhardt
House of Representatives
Congres
Hatfields Involved in Kentucky Shootout Killings
Four men died during a confrontation on Blackberry Creek Pike County Kentucky while attempting to arrest Eph Hatfield who had been hidden in North Carolina. Eph Hatfield was sought as a fugitive from justice. In Chicago two hundred suits were filed against the Chicago Union Traction Company for refusing to transfer passengers between lines without extra fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Union Traction Company
City of
U S a Gentleman’s Home Problem Says Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette declares that the United States is no fit place for a gentleman to reside. It contrasts work and money making with suitability as a home for cultured and leisured people. London date line notes Astor owned paper.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Astor
New York
United States
Textile workers avert strike in Lowell conference
The citizens' committee of the textile works and mill agents reached an agreement after a 4 AM adjournment. They will seek a wage increase for 20,000 operatives as soon as possible to avert the threatened strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Citizens’ Committee of the
Textile Works
OLEOMARGARINE BILL MAY PASS THE SENATE
Washington reports the oleomargarine bill may reach a Senate vote next week with strong opposition from Democrats. Many see passage as likely only if providence intervenes. If a vote occurs midweek, the Chinese exclusion act will be considered next. The House plans to take up appropriation bills.
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Washington
Senate
China
House
Pension notices and land survey bill affect Wyoming residents
March 29 Cheyenne round up lists pensions granted to Eliza beth Law and James H Tantum with dates and amounts. Wyoming residents V Jane Baker Harry G Session James N Conrad and Ed F Stable noted for pensions. Also report on a bill by Senator Warren and Representative Mondell urging re survey of 64 townships in Big Horn Basin due to earlier survey flaws with testimony by Mr Stahle.
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Washington
Elizabeth
Law
Cheyenne
James H. Tantum
Soldiers’ Home
Wyoming
Bureau of Pension
Eone
Jane
Sundance
Baker
Dayton
Harry G. Session
Otto
James N. Conrad
Ed F. Stable
Secretary of the Interior
Big Horn Basin
Senator Warren
Senate
Mondell
House
Stahle
General Land Office
Wiped Out the Insult with Death
Mrs. Walker of Milea Iowa is in custody after shooting and killing Dr Judd in her apartments yesterday afternoon. Judd was a pioneer resident of Fort Scott Kansas, a farmer owner of several farms. He married his third wife in this county and she was with him when he was shot. Judd to be buried in Topeka Monday with his wife taken to Whitehall, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Judd
Topeka
Whitehall
Clever Canadian Capture of Michigan Murderer in Aspen Wyoming
A Canadian police operation led to the capture and execution of Charles Bullock for the murder of Leon Station in the Battle River country. The case spanned the United States and Canada with clues from Kalamazoo Michigan, Great Falls Montana, and Calgary Alberta. Bullock, from Michigan, lured Station to Canada, fled, and was traced by Northwest Mounted Police after eight months, culminating in the conviction on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Charles Bullock
Leon Station
Batte River
King’s Dominions
United States
Calcary
Alberta
Michigan
Wyoming
Montana
Canada
Leon Staiton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Union Pacific
Aspen
Wyo
Bullock
Staiton
Battle River District
Great Falls
Mont
Lethbridge
Calgary
Ponoka
Bullock Farm
Hetherington
Northwest Mounted Police
State officials meet at Capitol with routine business
The State House held a meeting of land commissioners and staff focused on routine tasks. State Librarian content arrived with about 40 volumes of state documents from Ohio and Indiana. Grant and Sheldon will return from the west tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Basin of Land Commissioners
Capitol
Ohio
Indiana
Grant
Sheldon
Wyoming Stockgrowers Convention
State Board of the Stock Commissioners
Compulsory Education Passes Legislature
Compulsory education bill approved by the legislature today. A chaotic exchange about a parrot and its language disrupts the scene as residents discuss household matters amid the legislative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moles
Quoting Lincoln in Debates on Consent of the Governed
The text questions Abraham Lincoln and whether his stance on consent of the governed would apply to annexation and territorial governance. It argues about Lincoln’s views versus the ancestors who signed the Declaration and helped shape American independence and the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Confederate States
Lincoln
Break in Engagement Shocks Madge and Rover
Edlibe questions the break with the fiancé as Madge admits deep love for Rover but says he could not bear it, revealing a strained romance and emotional tension.
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Madge
Rover
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