Denouncing the Philippine War as a Senate Speaker
Massachusetts Senator Hoar denounced the administration policy in the Philippines accusing it of waste, carnage, and harming civilians. He condemned Funston’s Aguinaldo capture as a war violation and warned of deepened U S entanglements and future defeats in Cuba and the islands. He praised the American army while criticizing the war aims and consequences.
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Washington
Senaor Hoar
Massachusetts
Philippines
Senator Salt
Hoar
Funston
Aguinaldo
Senate
Spain
Cuba
Engineer Sues Union Pacific for 30000 Damages
Engineer Robinson of the Oregon Short Line sues the Union Pacific in district court for 30000 with claims of permanent injuries from a collision between the two lines at Ogden in April while a passenger.
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Denver
Robinson
Oregon Strart Line
Sait
Union Pacific
Ogden
Lynchings Surge After Captures In Texas And Colorado
Dallas May 22 A mob captured Dad Morgan accused of assault near Longview and plans to burn him at the stake this afternoon as officers fail to intervene. Telluride May 22 John Tughey was shot in a saloon quarrel by miner John Miller and died today. Miller, a notorious man, was arrested and likely to be lynched.
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Dallas
Dad Morgan
Mia McKay
Longview
Morgan
Telluride
Colo
John Tughey
John Miller
Quarr
Miller
Toughey
Mount Pelee Eruption Again Ravages Martinique
May 21 22 reports describe Mount Pelee in violent eruption with boiling mud lava and ash blanketing Fort de France and surrounding towns. Refugees flee as the sea of lava and smoke rises and fears grow of total island destruction.
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Pointe A Pitre
Guadeloupe
Salvador
Fort de France
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Basse Poine
Horton
Castries
St. Lusia
Helga
Paris
L. Heuerre
Soufriere Volcano Eruption Shakes St Vincent
In Kingstown and surrounding districts on May 22 the Soufriere volcano erupted violently. Smoke issued from craters as the island felt intense heat and tremors all Sunday. A blazing cloud rose in the north, with lightning and a powerful blast near Kings Town.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Island of
Kings
Senators push NM statehood amid senate talks
Washington May 22 Senators Penrose Elkins and Quay press the omnibus statehood bill urging an immediate Senate committee hearing. They seek action before session end with support from Representative Sth ley. Warren on the public buildings panel added 15000 for an Albuquerque post office despite Rodey’s bid for 26000.
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Washington
Penrone
Elkins
Quay
Senate
New Mexico
Penrose
Sthley
Congress
Warren
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Corbett Broad Featherweight Title Fight Returns Friday
The returns from the Corbett Broad featherweight championship bout will be recorded Friday night at H P Hynd by rounds.
Earthquake Shocks Reported Around St Augustine and Charleston
Reports from St Augustine Florida and Charleston South Carolina describe near continuous shocks from 9 PM to midnight with cannonading like sounds and tremors. Observers noted a red glow in the southwestern sky and intervals of about three minutes between reports as crowds watched from the sea wall. A separate note from Charleston mentions volcanic dust in the air and a red sunset caused by airborne particles.
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Atlanta
St. Augustine
Fla
Charleston
8. C
Presbyterians Adopt Creed Revision Report
New York May 22 The Presbyterian assembly adopted the report of the creed revision committee. Dr Minton argued against a pope section calling him anti Christ a man of sin and a son of perdition and urged removing it from the creed and declaring that no man can claim to be vicar of Christ or head of the church without warrant.
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New York
Presbyterian Assembly
Minton
Jesus Christ
Three Year Sentences for Linden Post Office Robbery
Federal court sentenced Pat Lavin and John Slavin to three years each for robbing the Linden Missouri post office. Lavin was wounded in a revolver duel at Fort Worth during the arrest by Chief Detective Cox.
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Kansas City
Pat Lavin
Cyclone Lavin
John Slavin
Foot
Linden
Lavin
Fort Worth
Cox
Capital: A Mule and Fifty Gents
Yori Scott, May 20, C. W. Goodland died this morning of paralysis aged 68. He was one of the wealthiest men in Kansas. He came to Fort Boott in 1868. He died leaving an estate worth half a million largely invested in banks, mines and mills.
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Yori Scott
C. W. Goodland
Kansas
Fort Boott
Milla
Hill and party arrive in Denver to discuss Burlington control
J J Hill and party arrived by special train in Denver at 10 this morning to inspect the Burlington lines. General Manager Hardy of the Gould lines met them. A noon conference yielded no statements but affirmed friendly ties between Burlington and Denver and Rio Grande and the west. Hill is reportedly involved in the Salt Lake project, with Burlington as the eastern link. The group leaves tomorrow for Billings and Deadwood.
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Denver
J. J. Hill
Northwestern
Burlington Lines
Hill
Hardy
Gould Lines
St. Louis
Burlington
Rio Grande
Rochambeau Commission Visited White House Members
General Bru gère commander in chief of the French army Vice Admiral Fourier and Rochambeau commission representatives were escorted to the White House by French ambassador Cambon. They were presented to the president and made formal calls on cabinet members and foreign embassies.
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Washington
Brugere
Fourier
Rochambeau
White House
Cambon
Well Defined Scheme Amid Miner Strike Rumor
A New York rumor states mine operators are selling all coal on hand at advanced prices and contracting ahead to the limit. They plan a 6 percent wage increase for miners to even finances, while dissension grows as Mitchell urges a return to work and other leaders push for continuing the strike.
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New York
Mitchell
Convention Uproar Delays Adjournment At Wichita Meeting
At the Wichita Democratic convention on May 22 Wellelps of Galena moved to adjourn to meet Populists on June 24. The motion caused an uproar and was ruled out of order by temporary Chairman Haymaker as committee announcements were read.
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Wichita
Kas
Wellelps
Galena
Haymaker
Personal mentions from Cheyenne social and business rounds
Dr Barber returns home from the west. Hugh Hynds of Laramie visits on business. T Blake Kennedy travels to Denver for business. Mr and Mrs J M Carey guests at Careyhurst. Architect William DuBois returns tonight from Douglas. Mrs Byron Congdon departs for extended eastern trip. A Cochran Little Horse Creek Alex Bowie Chugwater and S W Aldrich Ishawood arrive in Cheyenne. Jett Nash to Running Water ranch for plumbing work. Deputy Sheriff Joe LaFors heads to Rawlins to place J T Norton in the penitentiary and to transport Frank Caldwell. J A England and wife return from Preblo hot springs. he goes to Pueblo soon while Mrs England remains.
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T. Blake Kennedy
Denver
J. M. Carey
Careyhurst
William DuBois
Douglas
Byron Congdon
A. Cochran
Little Horse Creek
Alex Bowie
Chugwater
S. W. Aldrich
Ishawood
Cheyenne
Jett Nash
Nash & Son
VanTassell
Joe LaFors
Rawlins
J. T. Norton
Frank Caldwell
J. A. England
Preblo
England
Pueblo
Mrs. Enoginad
Thirteenth Battery Holds Practice March Through City
A practice march was conducted this afternoon by the Thirteenth battery. The soldiers paraded through the city drawing considerable attention with their smart appearance.
Horses bought at stockyards by Enders from Egbert
Sheriff Smalley inspected two carloads of horses at the stockyards in the afternoon. The lot was shipped from Egbert by George Gilland and purchased by H. G. Enders.
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Sheriff Smalley
Egbert
George Gilland
H. G. Enders
Corbett Broad con tent bulletin to be received at Arcade
Bulletin of Corbett Broad content will be received at the Arcade male on Friday night. Baseball scores received nightly. A rush occurred for a pair of the children’s red blue and related item.
No Delay On Dam Engineer Wiley To Start Work
Mayor Murray announced plans to move ahead with the Cheyenne water works dam project. Engineer J S Wiley from Boise will arrive within ten days to draw plans and supervise the dam construction at a monthly wage of 250 dollars. A resident engineer will assist Wiley and bids for the contract will be advertised after the plans are completed.
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Wiley
Boise
Murray
Leader
Posible
J. S. Wiley
Cheyenne
Real Estate Deed Transfers and Mail Weighing Update
Andrew Math son conveys south 44 feet of lots 7 and 8 in block 138 to Henry G. Wilmot for 1700 dollars. Corner of Evans and Twenty fourth streets two story seven remedy house. Rosalie Powlas sells to I N Bard lot 7 block 250 for 80p. Weighing of mails to cease June 3 after ninety days, longest in service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mathson
Henry G. Wilmot
Evans
Twenty-fourth
Rosalie Powlas
I. N. Bard
Man Found Dead Near the Track
A body was found beside the railway track six tenths of a mile south of town as Judge Becker and Sheriff Smalley responded. Coroner Murray was unavailable, and the death is believed to be caused by being run over, with identification awaiting transport of the body.
Filipino pina dresses surprise local teachers
Last night two high school teachers Miss Helen Middlekauff and Miss Ada Coates received express packages from the Philippine islands. Each contained a fine pina cloth dress, a luxury worn by island elites, sent by Lieut. Guy Kent, formerly of the city, who taught here when he attended the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Middlekauff
Ada Coates
Philippine Islands
Guy Kent
Miss Middlekauff
Miss Coates
Counterfeiters Held in Rawlins Case Heads for Cheyenne
Police report progress in a Rawlins counterfeit coin case with the arrested man arraigned before a U S commissioner and bound over to federal court. J W Brown field remains in custody in Laramie as the suspects await further investigation and transfer to Cheyenne. United States Marshal Hadsell returned with three suspects from Rawlins and Laramie.
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Rawlins
United States
Laramie
J. W. Brownfield
Cheyenne
Rawkins
United
Marshall Hadsell
Atkinson Dry Concentrator stockholders annual meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Atkinson Dry Concentrator Company will be held at the office of the company in the city of Cheyenne Wyoming at two o'clock p.m. on Wednesday May 28 1902. WM. ATKINSON President. BETT BROAD FIGHT FOR THE FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD WILL BE RECEIVED FRIDAY NIGHT AT FH P HYND.
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Atkinson Dry Concentrator Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
900 Pairs mill remnants on sale at 25 percent discount
A catalog note lists 900 pairs of mill remnants offered at a 25 percent reduction. The item is described as priced per pair with a bulk listing of 20 dozen units, totaling 90. The terse ad implies a wholesale sale arrangement with bulk discount.
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