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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1912
Page
15
The timetable lists westward and eastward Union Pacific trains from Omaha via Cheyenne and Ogden with arrival and departure times. It includes connections to Denver and notes No 101 through No 110 services, alongside Colorado & Southern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy schedules with multiple arrivals and departures.
Milwaukee October 15 report details John Schrank's .38 caliber revolver used in the attempt on Colonel Roosevelt. The weapon is described as ugly large and gleaming in finish and as a model used widely in the army designed to shoot to kill.
Chicago stock market activity shows cattle receipts at 65 000 with prices for beeves 5.67 to 10.90, hogs at 16 000 with mixed classes around 8.70 to 9.50, sheep receipts 30 000 and strong to higher with natives 2.45 to 4.56 and lambs 4.60 to 7.60. New York stocks opened up with Canadian Pacific and American Tobacco leading gains.
Chicago Ott 15 The colonel altered his Milwaukee address by adding charity kindness and generosity to his Progressive recruit appeal. Usually he urges to work and fight but last night he urged joining to work and fight with charity and generosity to bring social and industrial justice.
Fragmentary notice from a Wyoming newspaper page mentions Sanitas The State Leader and service ads. It lists Shampeoing and Manicuring Ar tiello Hairdressing and Hairwork with an address 411 W. 19th and a phone line, lacking full details.
Progressive State Chairman Hotchkiss announced to county chairmen by telegraph that meetings should open with prayer for Col Roosevelt’s recovery. He aims to make this a national movement as part of the Sherman Co. note.
Stockholders of Haven Park Oil Co are notified of the annual meeting to elect directors and address other business. The meeting is set for October 28, 1912 at 10 o'clock in the morning at the office of Thomas Hunter, 511 First National Bank buildings, Cheyenne Wyoming, with officers G H O, Hildenbrant president and L M Taylor secretary.
Notice states that on September 20, 1972 the Wyoming Torpe do Company filed Articles of Incorporation with the Wyoming Secretary of State. It lists the purpose to manufacture and trade dynamite and related high explosives, allied machinery, with warehouses for storage. authorized capital stock of 10 000 dollars, one thousand shares at 19 dollars each, corporate life fifty years, and nine directors.
The first year management of the company will be by H. M. Gress I. J. Bradford John Longsbaugh E. P. Barton Black H. J. Gib ney J. A. Hull Charles Brant and A. St. Bankston. The company will operate in Cheyenne Wyoming with its principal office in the city of Cheyenne.
In the record the Wyoming Torpedo Company lists A. J. Bankson as agent in charge at 417 East Twentieth Street in the city, with Henry M. Greig as president and HH. J. Gibney as secretary. The document references the firm’s official attestations and numbers 15 16 17.
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