Negro Soldiers Have Good Name
A brief note honors Negro soldiers for their remarkable service to the country, highlighting the history and value of their contributions and the esteem in which they are held.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
11
A brief note honors Negro soldiers for their remarkable service to the country, highlighting the history and value of their contributions and the esteem in which they are held.
An editorial praising African American soldiers and the race’s progress since emancipation, noting military valor in Civil and Spanish American wars, rising education, industry, and property, with a local reader letter from S. H. Hobson praising the Ninth Cavalry and urging support for positive race portrayals.
Reports say the Burling company will extend the Colorado line eastward to connect with the air line to Denver. Survey crews have laid tracks toward Greeley while Burlington officers consider diversions to expedite freight output and movements within the year.
Burlington and Northwest face a dispute over access rights in the Big Horn Canyon area. The situation involves competing claims and potential changes to routes and ownership. Officials study the implications for transportation and local communities.
Anxious Wyoming towns watch a three-way fight for the Big Horn canyon control as Burlington and Chicago & Northwestern race to secure exclusive trackage rights before rights expire. Asmus Boysen's dam dispute complicates timing, risking delays if construction isn't started.
Mrs. William H. Annis, wife of the man whose death spurred Peter Hains to begin a Sing Sing sentence, signed a contract with a booking agency to perform piano and accompany a sketch on the vaudeville stage. She says she must earn a livelihood after the trial spotlight.
The Board of County Commissioners of Laramie County Wyoming locates a road starting at the southeast corner of Section 20 Township 1N Range 66 West and proceeding north and east along section lines to Section 14. Objections or claims for damages must be written to the county clerk by noon on June 2, 1909, or the road will be established without regard to such objections. Edward Artist, County Clerk.
Three American entries win on a busy London day led by L Winans's Sir Martin in the Wednesday welter handicap over 150 sovereigns for 3 year olds. Dusky Slave and Houghton followed as the top three. Sixty I wins the 290 sovereigns for two year olds, while Esperanto edges Beeventinsi ty in the 200 sovereign plate as James R Keene keeps the American success going.
Sheriff De Guelle arrested E. McCollum, Lujane postmaster, on a sheep killing charge. Hearing set for tomorrow. L. Staples reports McCollum drove about 100 sheep to a Gunnison tunnel embankment, attempted to push them over the 50 foot drop, and used a club to kill several sheep.
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