Decoration Day reflections and timber fire concerns from Cheyenne Leader
The Cheyenne Leader notes growing Decoration Day support and urges arousing Wyoming to protect forests from fires. It praises President Roosevelt's Arlington remarks, mentions timber-fire damage, and thanks Captain Ira Fredendall for a carved ebony cane from the Philippines. Col Copeland’s opera house address is described as a lively, witty, revelatory talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Leader
Ira Fredendall
Philippines
Seeing the Elephant by Col. Copeland Delights Big Audience
Col. L. F. Copeland’s lecture at the opera house on Seeing the Elephant drew a large crowd. It urged individuality, broad judgment, and humane expansion, mocking small-mindedness and urging people to develop mind and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
L. F. Copeland
Opera House
Copeland
Col. L. F. Copeland
Bourgeon
Henry Ward Beecher
Colonel Copeland
Churchill
Laramie poised for $100000 public building
The piece reports near certainty that Laramie will secure a $100,000 public building. It citesSenator Warren, Senator Clark, and Congressman Mondell as influential supporters with the measure advancing through Congress. The project promises local benefit and potential stone supply advantages.
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Remson
Laramie
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Congress
Senate
Building project to unfold over several years
The plans foresee a lengthy construction period spanning two to three years with ongoing activity across all building trades throughout the duration.
Hoar Criticized For Philippine War Remarks
The Globe-Democrat reviews Senator Hoars Philippines speech as un American and overheated suggesting his invective against the army disguises a broader opposition to war. It contrasts his view of soldiers as wrecked and martyrdom with the nations pride in volunteers who uphold the flag and duty.
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Hoar
Senate
Philippines
Senator Hoar
Manila
Philippine Army
Spain
Congress
United States
Globe-Democrat
Chicago News
Bunko
Quotations and Humorous Fragments From The Chicago News
A collection of aphorisms and witticisms pulled from Chicago News and Philadelphia Bulletin items. The quotes touch on manners, marriage, deception, aging, professions, and human folly with ironic observations and humor.
Disappearing Guns In Action At Fort Washington Display
Special correspondence from Leader, Washington, May 23 describes Secretary Root witnessing the practical operation of disappearing 10 inch guns at Fort Washington on the Potomac. The battery rises from concealment to fire, then sinks again, with observers including several U.S. senators and representatives.
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Washington
Questa
Root
Congress
Fort Washington
National Capital
Maryland
Potomac
War Department
Ordnance Department
Wallace F. Randolph
United States Army
Warren
Burrows
Quarles
Hariig
Cockrell
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Perkins
Tillman
Gallinger
Teller
Appropriations Committee
Foater
Clapp
Connecticut
Hull
Hay
Capron
Esch
Mondell
Stevens
Jett
Eight Million Swindle Alleged in Paris Conspiracy
The report describes Mme Humbert and her husband, fugitives from Paris, accused of bilking French bankers of eight million dollars on an inheritance tale. They supposedly lived lavishly in Paris with a mysterious backer group, while creditors found the safe empty. The saga mentions suspected accomplices among French judges and politicians and notes insurance and related crises impacting many.
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Mme. Humbert
Paris
New York
Crawford Brothers
Humberts
France
Republican Convention Call and Local Nominations in Wyoming
Public notice from the Wyoming State Republican Committee announces a state convention in Rawlins on July 15 1902 to nominate candidates for Supreme Court Governor and other offices for the November 1902 election. Delegates elected by county conventions and proxies allowed. Also lists district court nominations in Rawlins on July 16 1902 and 116 delegates allocated by county votes for Mondell.
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John W. Weber
Wald
Tate
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
John Wheer
H. & Wellnips
Republican State Central Committee
Rawlina
County of Carbon
State of Wyoming
Supreme Court of
State of
United States
Rawlins
Wyo
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Juddal
Maurice P. Dinneen
William &. Dinneen
Cheyenne
Laramie County
T. J. Fisher
H. B. Wellnits
County of Laramie
John C. Baird
Sali Court
Bred Schaefer
District Court
Atete
Fred
Adasinistretor
Wellnits
Ad Manuletrator
Citizens Oil and Gas Company
Citizens Oil and Gas Company, & Coroporation
Inter Ocean Hotel
Board of Trustees
OPN
John A. Hall
Colorado and Southera Mail Schedules
Daily except Sunday departures for mixed trains at 7 00 am and 10 05 pm arrival. West Bound mails close at 7 00 am and 9 00 pm for U P. East Bound B M closes at 12 noon and U P at 1 26 pm and 19.
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Exco
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Uriay
Cheyenne
Colorado
Southera
West Bound
U. P
Mast Bound
Acadia Lodge Announces Meeting Thursdays at Masonic Hall
Acadia Lodge No. 11 schedules meeting dates on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the Masonic hall. W M Cook and C F Weeks serve as officers.
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Obeyenne
Yp & A. M—Moeets
Acadia Lodge
Fa & M
Moests
Masonic Hall
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A. Slack
Pubiieher
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Roosevelt
Arlington Cemetery
Laramie's Public Building
Seta
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cripple Creek
Phillip Schuch, Jr
Schuch
Fowler
Mr. Schuch
J. A. Breckons
la Montt
Tibbens
Miler
Boston-Cleveland Mining and Milling Company
Kent Block
J. P. Barron
Elizabeth Mining Company
Delaware Block
Estray
LA Pash & Tupper
City
Marion Zinc Company
Kentblack
Knight
Gubsorthe
Republican State Central Committees
Republican Eletors
J. A. van Orsdel
R. P. Fuller
Denver
Colo
Fort D. A. Russell
Q. M
U. S
Rtc
J. W. Pope
E. M
Big Horn
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Stockgrowers’ National Bank of Cheyenne
United States Depository
Henry G. Hay
J. GC. Whipple
J. D. Freegorn
WM. L. Whipple
Asst
First National Bank
T. B. Hickeg
G. E. Abbott
R. C. Wycand, Aost
Cashier
N. B
Morrison, Merrill & G
East 16Th
van Lennan Streete
H. G. Enders
Manewal
Ferguson
Louis Manewal
Andrew McAdam
West 17Th Street
Myora’ Dry Goode Store
United States Land Office
John McGregor
He Seme
J P. Thomas
Norris
James Whitehead
G. G. Hansen
A. G. McGregor
Ee Wyo
Chaplin
Department of the Interior
Curtis B. Griffin
Vis
William Yates
France Marsh
Archie Preston
Charles F. Rugg
Isa
Wye
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Eated Press
Hall & Ey
Sout Street
Denver, Colo
Cheyenne Transfer Company
West Sixteenth Street
AE the
Depot Exchange Cafe
L. Eam
Union Pasitlo
Ghaysnne
J. F, Jenkins
Hugo Donzelmann
Idelman Block
WM. Dubois
A. N. Matson
T. B. KenneDy
Matson & Kennedy
Law
Roome
Carey Block
Cheyenne Wyoming
Overland Limited
Foot Mall
I” 16 Pty Ag Am
California Express
Pacific Express
Denver Pacific
Burlington
North Bound
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Little Horse Creek
South Bend
John Roberts
W. Gill
Cook
W. M. Chasef
Weeks, Secreta
Clyde M. Watts
P. Block
A. E. Roedel
Union Mercantile Bik
T. F. Burke
E. T. Clark
Burke , Clark
Foome
Delaware
Bir
Walter R. Stoll
Alooma
Atlas Block
A. van Oredal
Chana W. Burdick
van Orgdel
Burdick
Attorneys-at-Law
Kent Black
Herman E. Wellnitz
Reems
Idelman
Homeseekers
Parguson
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