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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
1
Officer Wounded In Street Car Pickpocket Chase
Cornish Bluffs Iowa Sept 3 In an attempted capture of two pickpockets on a street car Officer James Watt was shot through the wrist by one of the suspects. The two escaped with about 60 dollars taken from passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corncil Bluffs
Srrem
James Watt
King Edward in Fine Health
Henry White, secretary to the American embassy, arrives in New York and discusses Anglo American affairs. He asserts Ambassador Choate is healthy and will stay in London another year, and predicts Herbert will be a successful ambassador in Washington. White says King Edward is in fine health and likely to live as long as Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry White
Europe
Ambonnador
Herbert
Washington
Choate
London
Edward
Queen Victoria
Cripple Creek Assessor Accused Over Valuation Report
Cripple Creek Colorado September 1 bitter feeling over Anmenmor Ly ngu after his report shows a railroad valuation cut by over three million and private citizen taxes raised by about three million. Robbery charges are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
Anmenmor
Black burglar fatally struck in Cleveland storm event
In Cleveland a Black burglar was fatally struck by a public safety item at midnight during a storm. Attar Charles Sheldon, a Black man, struck the burglar several times with no effect. The piece also lists railroad one way second class rates for September and notes on local watch repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wil Johnson
Attar Charles Sheldon
Sheldon
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Mont
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
President Roosevelts Carriage Struck by Runaway Car
Lenox Mass Sept 3 President Roosevelt slightly injured when an electric streetcar crashed into his landau. Secret Service man William Craig killed and Gov Crane badly bruised. The president urged no cheering as he resumed travel after medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Lenox
Mass
William Craig
Secret Service
Governor Crane
Dalton
Berkshire Hills
Dawes
Tragic accident hits president's coach near Lenox
Lenox Massachusetts September 1 The president's coach was struck by an electric car outside Pittsfield with the party aboard. Secretary Cortelyou died from head injuries while the president and others sustained injuries. Governor Crane and Secret Service Agent Craig were injured. Cortelyou later reported gravely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Craig
Cortelyou
Lawrence
Pratt
Mass
Berkshire Hille
Secret Service
Dave Pratt
Ita
Washington
Chicago
United States Regular Cavalry
Lenox
Chan
Dawes
Twenty Mille
Berkshire Hills
Pittafield
Governor Crane
Long
Oyster Bay
Grane
Ohio Democrats adopt platform at Cedar Point
The Ohio Democratic state convention at Cedar Point on September adopts a platform endorsing the Kansas City platform. It opposes colonial imperialism, government by injunction, trusts, and tariff. It supports home rule local self government and calls for steam railways and other public service corporations to be taxed at their notable value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cedar Point
Kansas City
Mene
Embezzler Gaulted to New York for Trial
United States Marshal Bhime Jett escorted Arnold Koager to New York City to face embezzlement charges from the government. The pair were planned for delivery to German authorities for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cala
United States
Bhime Jett
New York
Arnold Koager
Weather Forecast for Cheyenne and Villette
Fragmentary forecast text reports tonight and Thursday conditions. Local data mention temperature ranges and wind, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenam
Vieletty
Paly
Thoreday
Gates Granted Transfer to Federal Court in Colorado Fuel Case
Federal Judge Caldwell granted John Gates and associates a transfer from state to federal court of an injunction case over control of Colorado Fuel and Iron. Gates claimed Colorado state courts were biased against him and sought a fair trial. The decision came at a special session of the U.S. Circuit Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Caldwell
John Gates
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Gates
Colorado
Onggod
Bartlett
Osgood
United States Circuit
Mont Pelee Violent Eruption Reported With Death Toll
Paris reports from Martinique say Mont Pelee eruption on August 30 destroyed seven villages and may have killed about eight hundred. In Connecticut Fort Trumbull battleships Kearsage Alabama Indiana Massachusetts engaged Fort Wright. Indiana and Kearsage damaged. Fort Wright likely fell. Davis HQ and signal station destroyed. windows shattered in New London by battle noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Fort Trumbull
Conn
Kearsage
Alabama
Indiana
Massachusetts
Fort Wright
Fort Michle
Davis
New London
Four Hurt as Dynamite Explosion Kills One at Portemouth Yard
In Portemouth New Hampshire this morning four Italian laborers were at work on a dry dock when a worker detonated dynamite. One man was instantly killed and three others were fatally injured. The incident occurred at the rovel yard near the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portemouth
N. H
Portemouth Rovel Yard
Czarina's Confinement Confirmed
St. Petersburg reports the czarina has given birth prematurely. The official messenger states the birth is not life threatening and the mother remains in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Czarina
Large Sum for Miners in Labor Day Parade
The money raised by the labor parade committee was counted at ten this morning. The total fund, all in small silver, amounts to three thousand seven hundred thirty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenters Strike Idle In New York Over Wages
New York carpenters nearly eight thousand idle after refusing to accept wage advance from four to four fifty dollars per day. Four thousand had already won their demands. officials expect the remaining eight thousand to settle by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belring
Vermont Republicans Confident in Legislature Win
Montpelier Vermont September 3 The Republican state committee says no governor has been elected but they hold a majority in the legislature and will choose General McCullough their candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
Republican State Committee
Rock Island Implement Company Fire Causes $40 000 Loss
Kansas City reports the Rock Island Implement company suffered a 40000 dollar fire loss today. It is their second major loss within a year, after a seven story Dallas Texas building was destroyed last fall by lightning during a heavy storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rock Island Implement Company
Dallas
Texas
Real estate transfers reveal multiple property sales to Cecilia Bolla
Rudolph and Mary Pertzborn sold lot 6 in block 269 at the northeast corner of Twentieth and O'Neil streets for 1800 dollars, with three cottages on the lot. John Smith and Catherine Smith also sold to Rudolph Gall a separate lot 628 for unknown consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Mary Pertzborn
Cecilia Bolla
Twentieth
O'Neil
John Smith
Catherine Smith
Rudolph Gall
Splendid Values in Fabrics and Hosiery Highlighted
A local advertisement promotes storm serges cheviots and wool blends in multiple colors with prices and discounts. It lists yardage for prints including black navy and brown, plus camel hair and zibeline fabrics, hosiery, blankets, and other textile items with value-focused phrases and sale pricing.
Four Gases Dismissed President Burt Case
Four of six complaints against President Burt accusing him of imprisoning in cars workers who filled strikers' posts were dismissed in court. Burt waived hearing on the remaining two counts as the judge denied bond for witnesses in the Union Pacific matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Burt
Union Pacific
Arguing Sunrise Iron Mines Case Before Judge Riner
Arguments continued in the United States district court with Edward S. Hosmer’s interests represented by Vallie of Denver. Judge J W Lacey followed with his points as visitors including Judge Knight of the state supreme court looked on. The court will take the case under advisement this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Iron Mines
J. A. Riner
United States District Court
Hello Bill Jolly Farce Delights Eastern Audiences
The magnetism of Hello Bill Willis Maxwell Goodhue’s Jolly comedy sustains three years of touring with growing receipts. A strong company backs the show including Harry Clarke Arthur Cogliner S Wiltale Frank Glenn Gideon Burton and stars Margaret Dale Owen Mildred Claire Pauline Hickler Kathryn Vincent and Marion Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill’ Willis
Maxwell Goodhue
Harry Carson Clarke
Arthur L. Cogliner
5. S. Wiltale
Frank W. Glenn
Gideon Burton
Robert Watt
Margaret Dale Owen
Mildred Claire
Governor Speaks at Woodmen Labor Day Picnic
Governor DeForest Richards returned from Casper after attending a Labor Day celebration. He delivered an address at the Woodmen picnic marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Richards
Casper
Personal mentions of travelers and visitors in the city
Local society notes list a string of residents and guests: Ports the shoe man on a southern trip. Governor Richards back from Casper. Hon Otto Gramm of Laramie visiting. Mr and Mrs Wm Daley off on an eastern visit. Others include Homer Underwood bound for Boulder. Miss Anna Stanley returned from a visit to Denver. Mr and Mrs B F Congdon home from Texas and Illinois. Capt N J O'Brien en route to Denver. John McCabe and Mrs Charles Bristol visiting Ogden. Louis Manewal and daughters heading to St Joseph Missouri to attend school. Mrs Thomas Dunleavy and Miss McCoy visiting Mr and Mrs A Underwood. Mrs Frank Lyons back from Goldsberg North Dakota by death of her father. Miss Irene Hammond traveling to New York to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs Joe Weinberg off to Denver after a visit with Mrs Weinberg's parents. Peter Olson known as the Terrible Swede returning to Glenrock after a city visit. Mrs Chesnut and daughter Helen visiting St Joseph Missouri. Noah Young returning from Springs to investigate a miner's death. Mine Kelley returning to Wisner Nebraska to resume school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var Ports
Richards
Casper
Otto Gramm
Laramie
Wm. Daley
Homer Underwood
Boulder
Anna Stanley
Denver
B. F. Congdon
Frank Lyons
Goldsberg
Irene Hammond
New York City
Mr. Hammond
Joe Weinberg
Weinberg
Chas. Ohnstein
Peter Olson
Glenrock
Noah Young
Chescut
Helen
St. Joseph
Otto Snyder
W. W. Crook
R H. Beare
Wisner
Nob
Mountain Sage Hair Preserver Serves Dandruff Cure
Mountain Sage Hair Preserver claims to cure dandruff and stop hair loss. Priced at 60 cents per bottle, available at Reamy's Tonsorial Parlors located at 309 West Fifth Street. The ad emphasizes preserving existing hair and promoting healthier scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Reamy
Albany group of mines sold to American Copper company
The Albany group of mines in the Douglas creek district was sold by William Benton to the American Copper company for 105000 dollars. The 160 acre property near the Rashbler mine is rich and comparable to Rambler ore, with new owners planning heavy development and aims to make miners into shippers promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Douglas Creek
William Benton
American Copper Company
Albany Group
Death of famed novelist Dr Edward Eggleston
Glen Falls New York Sept 3 Dr Edward Eggleston renowned novelist died last night due to apoplexy at his home. The illness followed years of literary fame and public notices. He was born in Indiana and gained popularity with notable works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Falls
N. Y
Edward Eggleston
New Wyoming Corporations Formed And Capital Details
The Western Securities company files articles with the secretary to operate in Wyoming with $25,000 capital and Cheyenne offices. The High Five Mining company plans to operate in Wyoming and Colorado with $1,000,000 capital. The Riverside Townsite company, capital $40,000, will operate at Riverside in Carbon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Securities Company
Wyoming
Cheyenne
High Five Mining Company
Colorado
Riverside Townsite Company
Riverside
Carbon County
Young Prince William and American Bride Questioned
Montana record notes caution as William considers renouncing royal title for marriage. The piece weighs the implications for his future and public duties if he pursues a union with an American girlfriend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Prince William
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F. W
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Ambassador Choate
J. F. Barron
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U.P
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Wm. Craig
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Weather Raport
Carpenters Strike
Realty
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Conta
Hoye
Dinie Mose
le Conte
N. J. O'Brien
John McCabe
Charles Bristol
Ogden
Louis Manewal
Thomas Dunleavy
Mise McCoy
Trinidad, Colo
A. Underwood
Mountain Sage Hair Preserver
Are
the Jones Cash Grocery
Frontier Greetings
M. Marks
Ohenstein Brothers
THE
Eddy Street Grocers
Buechner
Wai
Frontier Wwek
Saimple
Onstern
Aison
Allie
Golden Rule
Chebyennd
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