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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
1
The Soda Parlor, a popular Palace feature, attracts crowds with Usblog seating and cooling fountain ice cream sodas. Desert travelers and soldiers seek relief from summer heat in the inviting, well trod floor space as social chatter fills the room.
London observers forecast Lord Hobart's entry into Pretoria with dates ranging from this Saturday up to June 20. reports note Boer resistance appears light as British columns push toward Johannesburg and mines near threats of destruction loom, while some believe Pretoria defenses remain active.
London reports General Roberts intends to enter Johannesburg with his troops at noon tomorrow after sending a cable to the War Office. The dispatch caused great jubilation among watchers.
Washington May 2 Senate事务 On motion of Davis Teller's sympathy resolution for the Boers was referred to foreign relations by forty to twenty six. Marthy Maginnis of Montana was granted the floor by unanimous consent and greeted on appearance.
In St Louis on May 29 transit cars on South Broadway were run into a bonfire scene causing two shooting incidents. Five boys were struck on Broadway Miller Street crowd hooting and missiles. Motormen fired about 100 shots, injuring eight. two boys may die. police arrived after the gunfire and many nearby windows were broken.
McCoy and Ryan sparring in Chicago May 9 where Ryan predicts strength enough to beat McCoy. McCoy hosted local sportsmen at Varell's roadhouse while finishing training and had two rounds with Billy Stift before a planned Philadelphia bout with Jack O'Brien.
New York May 2 A senator and his daughter celebrate a wedding with a $14 million gift and valuable jewelry. Flowers from the ceremony are distributed to hospital wards including 40 000 blossoms across Banter Hires roses peonies orchids and more. Dr Lewis Rutherford Morrin and Katharine Clark are linked to the lavish gifts and 425 items received by the bride.
Nathan Nattles, a Transit company stockholder, says directors decided to end the three week strike by Friday by replacing imported workers and restoring nonstriking workers to positions. He would not confirm union recognition but says terms will satisfy both sides.
New York May 29 Tom Sharkey is matched to meet Yank Kenny in a two round contest before the Broad Way Athletic Club on June The saler has also agreed to meet Herb Miller the Neophite in a heavy weight six round go at Philadelphia on June 11 These outs will be in the nature of obtaining exercise for the sailor who meet a Kid McCoy on June 3.
Louisville May 29 The Confederate reunion nears opening and an advance guard of veterans already fills the city. General Stephen D Lee of Mississippi arrives as a noted guest and the event preparations are nearly complete with trains bringing more attendees.
Lorenga Marques reports Kruger warning Johannesburg residents to stay put and that the town and mines may be destroyed if necessary. Cape Town cites Kruger denying plans to destroy the Rand mines after a published interview.
Detroit reports from Calumet agents say a fire that started Saturday evening in No 2 shaft of the Calumet and Hecla mine is now under control. Damage figures are not yet known. In Richmond a frightened death followed the May 29 eclipse panic as Emma Gegro, a Black woman, died suddenly, causing local tensions among the colored population.
Washington May 9 reports say Hannai in recent talks has stated no man can be certain of securing the vice presidential nomination at Philadelphia next month. Hoe predicts the decision will wait until the convention. the meeting will be a cut and dried affair.
Washington May 29 The house agriculture committee reports a bill taxing oleomargarine as butter at 10 cents a pound by a 10 to 1 vote. The rules committee plans to consider trust measures tomorrow with votes on a constitutional amendment Thursday and the trust bill Friday. Senate appropriations adds $5,000 for the St Louis world’s fair and $10,000 for immediate use by the fair commission.
The New York committee of the American Cycling Union met yesterday in Walburg and decided to remit the duapension upon payment of a $600 fine. The fees will be paid.
Daylight heavy bombardment of enemy emplacementes continues at Newcastle Natal on May 2. The enemy replies only occasionally as Allied forces press the coast attack under strong artillery and air support.
James Chippy McGarr the National League third baseman allegedly became enraged and behaved wildly at the ballpark in Waterbury Connecticut on May 9. Officials intervened and McGarr was restrained by umpires and teammates amid the onfield disturbance.
Roberts Han announced the annexation at the Orange Free State to the empire under the title of the Orange River Battle.
The notice announces a Memorial Day gathering tomorrow morning at Welock sharp under By Order of the Porwman. Gregory Ghorie Becy is named with accurate adjusting and watch pointing by Miler at 4700 Furperas.
A social exchange shows a modern popular novel selling well while a refined audience debates whether old or new works suit their tastes. The conversation references a hundred year history, censorship, and concern that the best people no longer read such material.
A garbled exchange shows one speaker accusing another of masking true feelings with politeness and shallow gestures. Names and clear context are unreadable, leaving a sense of emotional tension and confusion.
Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow at Bouleverd Park in Cheyenne. Gates open with popular prices, game called at a certain time.
Washington observers report Democrats plan a caucus tonight to align on proposed bills and campaign messaging. The event features performers and volunteers including Baker and a list of soloists and orchestra members for a June concert and public events.
The Tobin family express sincere thanks to many kind friends the city and Union Pacific officials and three dear friends who came to aid during the illness and death of their beloved husband and father. Messages from MAB TOBIN AND CHILDREN Mrs H Tobin and T Tobin.
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