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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
1
Premium scalp treatment claims to stop hair loss and leave you with fuller hair. Bottle priced at 50c, offered at BR F Reamy's Tonsorial Parlors located at 209 W Lith.
New York banker Nicholas Fish, 66, died after skull fracture from a saloon assault. Thomas Sharkey, two women, and others were held. Sharkey claims Fish fell after an exchange of words. Police weigh murder versus accidental death and probe motive.
Joplin Missouri September 6 1926 Mrs J W Johnson wife of a United States army recruiting sergeant committed suicide by taking poison as her husband was ordered to the Philippines. Accurate adjusting and watch repair reported by D Miller 1709 Ferguson St.
Federal court grants a sweeping restraining order against Union Pacific strike pickets and threats at the shops. Hearing set for September 25. ruling targets 145 named individuals and all aiding parties amid clashes over guarding contracts and a fatal Sunday assault.
New York September 16 polls opened at 2 pm for what is described as Tammany’s bitterest primary. Reported spending runs around a quarter of a million dollars. control between Croker’s allies and Carroll’s camp is at stake. Carroll’s candidate in the Ninth district, Big Bill Deversy, is seen as likely to win.
Denver reports nearly one hundred men under Government Agent Micheleten were sent up the Platte canon to combat forest fires. Foresters aim to subdue the flames as fires advance southwest. Six miles of timber have burned, Craig Park is roaring, and help is being solicited as South Park railroad crews join the effort.
New York on September 16 William Ziegler the Kansas backer of Evelyn Bald says he will resume expeditions to the north pole. He declares no cigarette smoking men will be allowed on the next team.
Denver reports a coroner jury found R. H. Jones died from injuries inflicted by Louis F. Block, a money lender, at Blocks office on September 8. Jones died later at a hospital. Block was arrested, released on $5,000 bond, and faces a murder charge. a warrant was issued in Magistrate Byrne's court.
Samuel Gompers arrives in Wilkesbarre and meets President Mitchell and National Treasurer Wilson to confer with mine workers strike leaders. A lengthy session is held and a public statement is expected tonight.
The Times and the Standard weigh Roosevelt's prospects for the Republican nomination. Editors acknowledge a strong, determined leader who has impressed the public mind, though opinions vary on his ultimate standing at the national convention.
Colorado Springs The funeral of W. B. Stratton will be held Thursday morning. J. H. Stratton, his only son, will attend. a telegram from Pasadena confirms. Pasadena clerk Stratton is well spoken of. Local business will close during the funeral hour.
Coroner Moran began the inquest into the deaths of Eugene Mack Barnhart Fireman Edward J. Pettingill and John P. Rogers after a Santa Fe wreck near Wolhtrac last Saturday. Witnesses testified the freight crew erred and the freight conductor had unclear orders.
An injunction suit was filed in Jefferson circuit court to stop the Corbett McGovern fight on September 22. Attorney General Pratt seeks to prevent the Southern Athletic club of Louisville from staging the event in Louisville or anywhere in Kentucky. The petition foresees a large crowd of people of questionable character, and Judge Barker underscored the legal definition of a prize fight and the police mayor’s stance on enforcing the law.
Reports from Bluefields and Norfolk detail gas and powder explosions at Algoma coal mines. Seventeen miners are reported missing in West Virginia and Wyoming probate records describe an order to show cause for selling real estate of Claricy B. Thomas to settle debts. Rescue efforts are hampered by dense gas and debris. few may survive.
New York reports Kron Pring Wilhelm, the German ocean flyer, broke the Westward Atlantic record by 26 minutes. The record now stands five days eleven hours and sixty seven minutes. In The Hague Queen Wilhelmina with the prince consort and her mother opened the state general assembly amid a tremendous reception.
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton will issue a challenge for the America cup at the end of the current week. The announcement comes as naval enthusiasts await the historic contest details and the formal subscription drive for the Leader continues.
An old advertisement promotes children and adult undergarments including heavy fleece underwear at low prices. It lists Wool blankets, ladies walking skirts, and babies wool jackets with small price points. The tone imitates a bargain-driven retailer catalog from a past era.
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