06 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
1
Qures dandruff remedy claimed to stop hair shedding and preserve existing hair. Sold by per bottle at R Z Reamy's Tonsorial Parlors located at 209 West Sixth Street.
The text discusses the surface on which paint has been applied, noted for durability against time and various events, implying a well-calculated finish.
President Roosevelt visits Wheeling and later Washington on a campaign trip to rally support for Cuban reciprocity and limiting powerful trusts. He argues for government supervision of large corporations and says a constitutional amendment may be needed to grant that power.
Two thousand striking miners have returned to work in Keystone West Virginia. Hundreds of families are leaving hillside tents for homes once occupied before the strike began. The pace signals an end to the labor dispute as operators evicted households during the conflict.
Canton Ohio September 6 On the anniversary of President McKinley's shooting Mrs McKinley paid silent tribute to his memory driving to the tomb she laid a floral offering on the flag covered coffin and prayed beside it She also visited and decorated her children's graves A guard of soldiers remains at the president's resting place Flowers from across the country were sent and placed there today.
Independent Brewing company sustained about 100000 dollars in damage as flames swept the plant in Cincinnati. Firemen Jennings and Hollis were trapped by a collapsing wall and carried to hospital in serious condition. A separate Cambridge England report notes the death of Mrs Mary Gamble of this city.
In Lemars Iowa early today the Western hotel burned leaving ten dead. Among the victims is Nicholas Klein whose body was recovered from the ruins the blaze is believed to have started from a cigar stub in his room.
Fire broke out noon yesterday in the forest north fork of the Thompson near Green Ridge. Wind drives flames through dense timber destroying about 200 acres and threatening two ranch houses. A separate blaze at Allen’s park has burned a thousand acres, driven by strong winds.
Denver reports two warrants issued for Edgar H. Neff former cashier of the Union Pacific freight depot charged with forgery and embezzlement totaling about six thousand dollars. Complaints sworn by George P Crandell general traveling auditor. Neff long trusted employee active in religious circles.
Paris on September 6 the minister of the colonies asked LaCroix head of the scientific commission to manage a permanent observatory for Mont Pelee. The move confirms the government does not plan to evacuate Martinique.
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania troops patrol Panther valley to quell unrest as workers prepare to resume at Summit Hill Monday. Major Gerhardt deploys soldiers early to subdue potential strikers and one coal company provides winter clothing signaling a prolonged strike into winter. In Wilkesbarre a crowd gathers at Franklin mine of Lehigh Valley Coal to prevent workers from leaving their homes.
The subject left an estate valued at more than a million. She had a pattern of generous donations to charitable causes at frequent intervals.
Denver reports a sharp Democratic contest with Governor Orman seeking renomination against Judge Stimson and various dark horses. Dispatches show mixed signals from Denver Arapahoe County and the southwest, bolting rumors loom, while Republicans feel energized as primaries hint ex Senator Walcott gaining influence and a Republican convention path.
A wildfire, chiefly on government land, spreads toward ranches in Boulder County about fifteen miles northeast of Ward near the North St. Vrain. Ranchers move stock and household goods as winds drive the flames toward several homes potentially to be destroyed. Neff, a married resident, is noted as living with his family at 2436 Welton Street.
J H Davis of Denver won the Rock Island system prize for naming its new Chicago to Pacific coast train via El Paso. The Golden State Limited was selected from 300 submissions and the service begins November 1 running Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The board of review reports Cook County real estate valued at 1 488 749 810 and city property at 1 882 566 876, showing an increase of over 940 000 since 1901.
Chicago reporters note churches in the city will collect to aid Pennsylvania miners on a week from Sunday. The plan grows from a proposal for a national movement supported by Bohemian Polish German and Norwegian communities to help the men.
Miss Anna W. of Cheyenne was selected from the civil service list for appointment as stenographer and clerk in the United States lead at Great Falls Montana. The appointee, formerly employed as a stenographer in Cheyenne, is connected with Secretary of State Fenimore Chatterton, a well known Cheyenne resident.
Readable segments show prices for wash skirts under a yard and undergarments. The ad promotes new fancy waistlines, wool effects, summer underwear, and flannelette fabrics with Dresden stripes and albatross designs.
President Roosevelt spoke on the great coal strike in Pennsylvania stating he is grieved by wage disputes and that the remedy lies with Republican leaders there. He added politics do not enter the problem and urged GOP principals to settle the matter.
J D Rainsford returns to Diamond ranch and BE L Bristol visits Stark ranch near Laramie. George Nagle and W R Stoll travel northward, Mite Adair Reid heads to Walla Walla, Frank Colling departs for Valparaiso to college. Others include H Edwards Iron Mountain, Mrs C A Riner from Denver, Leego back to Glenilo, J B Boyer to Wheatland, Wm DuBois from Douglas, R P Fuller to Nebraska, Mrs W R McKeed with Superintendent McKean, Harry Patton on surveying duty, Belle and Ethel Barron visiting city, and George B Gray family returning from Cheyenne.
Cheyenne Lodge No. 600 B P O E schedules groundbreaking on Seven teenth street at 11 o'clock Tuesday. District Deputy A D Knel ley will turn the first dirt as members gather for the event with several hundred Elks expected to attend the development of their new lodge home.
The Union Pacific replaces pooling with assigning each engineer and fireman to a specific locomotive at Laramie district terminal. The change aims to improve engine upkeep and locally affects crews in Rawlings and surrounding areas.
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