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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1909

Page

3

Cheyenne Readies Brick Plant Amid Freight Rate Hurdle

Final arrangements are under way to build a brick and tile factory in Cheyenne owned by local capital. The plant aims to use Laramie county clay tested as high grade material, with rail freight rates on clay and bricks being the sole obstacle. A stockholders committee will travel to Denver to negotiate rates with the Colorado and Southern railroad, after which construction may begin.

Cheyenne Laramie County Industrial Club A. D. Kelsey Iron Mountain Silver Crown Cheyenne & Northern Railroad Colorado # Southern railroad company Denver Parker Colorado & Southern Railroad

Paget to Remain Key Manager at Albany Denver

The notice that Mr. F W Paget would leave the Albany hotel in Denver was controversial yet indicates he will continue as the principal ally to Mosarston and Eppstein. Paget remains trusted and valuable to the pair amid unrest.

F. W. Paget Albany Denver Paget Mosarston Eppstein Mi-16

Stanton lawmaker objects to Confederate likeness on Mississippi silver service

Representative Hollingsworth of Ohio prepared a House resolution opposing a Confederate likeness on the silver service for the battleship Mississippi. The plan angered officers and men who would view the tribute as unworthy of the U S government. The ship, under Captain John C Fremont, is due to cruise the Mississippi next month and receive the service during the voyage. The resolution was dropped after objections.

Mississippi Washington Davis Cocracy Hal Ungeworth Cadz Ohio Hollingsworth Valentine Hollingsworth America William Penn John C. Fremont Ailver

Jilted Lover Kills Her Then Ends Own Life in College Town

Porter Smith of Chicago, a Dartmouth graduate, shot Helen Ayer Marden a Smith College senior after she declined his marriage proposal. Smith then fatally shot himself as bystanders watched. Marden, daughter of Frank Marden of Somerville, died before noon. A separate line notes England and Wales have 750,000 paupers.

Northampton Mass Porter Smith Chicago Dartemouth College Helen Ayer Marden Smith College Miss Marden Frank Marden Somerville Smith

Stockwell Recommends Grade Based Pay for Teachers

The annual report from Superintendent Stockwell to the Cheyenne school board outlines a 1,526 pupil enrollment across all schools and a proposed salary schedule. Beginning teachers would earn $65 monthly, rising with years of service, with top grades and high school staff receiving higher scale and professional exam progressions. The report also pushes for manual training, domestic science, oral training, library expansion, gymnasium, a night school, and revised high school grouping to improve instruction.

Board of Education Stockwell Cheyenne Wm. Storey A. D. Johnston Central Corlett Johnson Converse Bellayes Ambalant Woebsterion Society

Wife of Bull Patten Treated as Religious Figure

In Greeley Colorado on April 30 report says James A Patten of Chicago began to exit the market due to his wife's scruples about cornering food supplies. Mrs Patten Lonnie Buchanan once worked as a bookkeeper at First National Bank and was a Sunday school teacher and devout United Presbyterian member.

Bull J. M. Wallace Patten Chicago

Twins Die Same Day Buried Together

Marion and Marie Nelson, twin daughters of Oscar Nelson, died within four hours of each other after a three week battle for life in Kemmerer Wye. The children were interred in a single casket.

Kemmerer Wye Marion Marie Oscar Nelson

Sovres Wine satin sown With allver jaoe

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Molson and a rive like Molson River with uncertain phrases and misread words, no clear event or identities to anchor a full news item. The readable portion lacks coherent facts for a solid summary card.

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