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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
2
Construction of Cheyenne Public Building Advances Quickly
Ed Smith of Forster and Smith says the Cheyenne public building project is rapidly moving toward enclosure. He notes local stone cutters and west coast labor options, brick and casting sourcing, and praises quarry manager Larsen. A harsh political digression about General Bell and Senator Dolliver interrupts the reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Minnesota
West Stone Cutters
Smith
Larsen
Brisbin
Rawlins
Birth of a Cuban Republic Praised by British Writer
In May 1902 a new Cuban republic rises under a unique power introduction. James Bryce notes U S policy helped Cuba while yellow fever was eradicated and education and commerce advanced. The piece honors Gen Leonard Wood for stable governance and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
James Bryce
England
United States
Europe
Spain
Leonard Wood
Ambiguously Wording on Early Century Industry Outlook
The excerpt suggests broad expectations for progress at the century’s start, noting that industrial growth and prosperity invite reactions and adjustments as part of economic development. It presents a reflective, general view without specific events or entities.
Senator Carmack Apologizes for Remarks to Smith and Dolliver
Senator Carmack says he spoke harshly to the senator from Iowa and offers apology. He asserts personal relations remain cordial and claims his strong language reflected outrage at the acts in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Iowan
Carmack
General Smith
Iowa
The Parole System Debate
State penitentiary crowded prompts discussion of a convict parole law. Supporters say it could relieve overcrowding by freeing inmates. Opponents warn the parole system is impracticable after extensive criminal control experience.
Hoar prods bill for a US canal from Atlantic to Pacific
Senator Hoar introduces a brief bill leaving the president to select a route for a new Isthmian Canal. It assigns authority to excavate construct harbor works and hire needed guidance, sets a $180 million total cost and an initial $10,000 appropriation to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Mixed Election Returns Across Wyoming Towns
Results show Casper and Rock Springs voting solid Republican while Saratoga leans Democratic. Evanston reelects Mayor Baker and keeps a Democratic council, Kemmerer and Diamondville elect Citizens and Republicans majorities, with Grand Encampment reelecting Mayor Henry. Democratic gains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Saratoga
Henry F
Grand Encampment
Evanston
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Chas
E. Baker
W. ¢. Gilpin
J. H Cameron
Citizens
C. K. Buckoum
Charles Weber
L. C. Sebley
Rock Springs
Baratoga
F. M. Baker
Republi Man
C. P. Clemmons
Coumcilmen
C. W. Maxfield
C. BE Jensen
J. Delaney
Platt. Hinman
Love doesn't laugh at the smith who repair a automobile
A fragmentary line reflects a craftsman’s value in enduring work with aging workers and memories of the dead. The text hints at respect for skill across generations despite fading pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Smith
What Congress Men Eat How They Get It
Special correspondence from Washington describes the Capitol lunch scene. It portrays the House and Senate dining as a daily ritual, with milk and light meals fueling debates and votes. The piece notes waiters, the cafeteria chaos, and anecdotes from senators including Clark of Montana and Grout of Vermont, ending with a surveyor general notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gridiron Club
Congress
House
Senate
Assembly
Jolly
Sam” Powers
Massachusetts
Chamber
Newlands
Cuba
Mississippi
Capitol
Coffin
Clark
Montana
Montana Statesman
Page
Congressman Grout
Vermont
Notice of Tax Sale in Cheyenne Wyoming 1902
County Treasurer's Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces a tax sale of real estate for unpaid taxes to be held June 6 1902 at the Court House between 9 a m and 6 p m with continuation daily until all property is sold. The sale includes taxes penalty interest and costs on the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Surveyor General
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Surveyor General
Alpheus P. Hanson
County of
Laramie
State of
Miller, Ilier
James
Chicago
Cove
Trier No
Barber, Haskell & Fiske
Bailey
Eat
J. F
Chicago Cattle
Est
Chicago Cattle Company
Baxter
Margaret M
Bec
N.R
Aee Peeterenee
Black Chicago Cattle Company
Black Chicago Cattle Camp
Barber
J. H
Ac Geek Ieee Wobee Weda
Shewe Baird
John C
Baird
Block
Astrict
Schabl
NE. M of SE
Borden
Harry
Lota
Dis- Brooks
Alida J
My W
Brooks
Carlisle & Harrington
Chatfield
Knob Hill
Clark
W. M
Ty Cheyenne
Conners, Thomas
Senne. E
J. E
Fidelity Saving Association
Lotsa
Graven
B. F
Hatch Fannie M
Hefferman
Dan
Johnson, LJ
Johnson, H. V
Capitol Hill
Johnson
John T
Capitol Hill Rd
Kelley & Look
Lee, Ww
Pine Logan Heights
Bluffs
Larson
Peterson, Andrew
Logan Heights
Pine Bluffs
Lane
Charles A
Boose Kelley & i
Acres Bow
Sterns
C. C
Ieee
Eunee
Kinney
W. C
WN. R. WW. Co
Adwrence
Helen E
Sc Fr
Yenne
Lot
Cole
Jewie
Roy
Bi Heights
Ole
Jae Sa
Ote
Enne
Mini
Henry Greve
South
Wyo
Bend
Nak
I . Gurney
Rom Lober
Timber Land
United States Land Office
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
William Yates
Phillips
Laramie, State of
N. 12
Nose
James Griffin Curtis BE. Griffin
John Porter
France Mareh
W. B. Chaplin
Register
Government establishment proposed to run restaurants for lawmakers
Agaynor and Messrs Page and Colin push a plan for a government enterprise to operate their own restaurant for legislators at cost, with a fair salary for managers and benefits for members and guests. Critics doubt the morality and practicality while lunch remains a major daily event in the Senate offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Agaynor
Page
Colin
Uncle Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
ED. Smith
Messrs. Forster & Smith
Bell
Parole System
John G. Casey
RPF
Guyoo
William O'Connell
J. A. Breckons
Cheyenne, Wyo
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