28 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Laramie Boomerang
Location
Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
1
A historical note identifies a former leader associated with the La Ramie Band and linked to HNO Her WV Wala. The article fragment provides scarce context but preserves the name and leadership claim for archival reference.
The well known Wyoming soldier William T Morris who died in the Philippines is remembered in Idaho through honors earned in Cuba. Born in Ireland, Morris served since 1870 in multiple units, fought at San Juan Hill, and died May 14 1901 in Apari Luzon from chronic dysentery. He left a wife Mrs A Seele and five children.
The article notes a son of Mrs Seeley from this city who served in the Civil War and later died in the Philippines. He leaves a mother, three brothers Oscar Morris John Morris and Tom Morris all here, and two sisters Mrs Chas Hegewald and Mrs Edwards. The family and community mourn the loss.
In Topeka on June 27 Mia W C Carson, wife of a Cowley county farmer, died in a brutal fire after her husband refused to deposit $5,000 to an unnamed blackmailer. The report also notes the cremation of Hugh Tevis in Yokohama and that George Baxter awaits his bride in San Francisco as she returns home with his ashes.
Senator Burkett will call a conference to discuss ongoing issues with Congress. The move signals a push for coordinated action amid stalled legislation and partisan gridlock.
Congressman Burkett reports the Cheyenne meeting sought West wide unity on irrigation policy. He notes diverse views on government role and distribution methods, and expects a harmonized bill before Congress as states differ in water need and cost. A Washington conference planned for November or December will refine proposals for all western states.
Following in the list of candidates for queen of the flower parade the votes they had received at closing were Miss M. Brebner Mrs. Frank Meyerl e Mrs. A. De Lario Miss Bath.
Rawlins Wyoming June 27 report says Union Pacific will survey a new line branching at Walcott to reach Battle Lake and Encampment mining areas. Two roads will connect the lively camps as contracts are set for construction from Laramie with work starting Monday.
Van Sant and Clark, South Omaha horse dealers, shipped a carload purchased from Terry Fee. The horses, raised on Fee's Lattin Laramie ranch, include several over 2,275 pounds. In separate news, three Japanese torpedo boats collided off Teumina. one reportedly sank with several sailors lost.
Fragmented remarks discuss methods to manage land and water, noting climate and abundance. Emphasizes timing and seasonality, and the need to combine elements for proper results. Possible reference to a legitimate approach being adopted to improve outcomes.
Colorado Flyer of the Union Pacific arrived in Denver spattered with blood after a derailment near Jyleshure. Engineer Murphy saw a herd of cats on the track and, unable to stop, opened the throttle. The ninety-ton engine crushed the animals, some being torn apart at about eighty miles per hour.
June 27 Denver report describes Charles F Griffin as a suspect in multiple murder and assault cases. He allegedly attacked Christina Kildac and tried to abduct women, was wounded escaping, and identified by victims as a short man in a long overcoat. Authorities doubt his guilt amid conflicting descriptions.
At Laramie's New Tie Roasting Plant workers begin operations showcasing a fresh facility. IRIN NEN Il is 10 WORK, indicating an internal scheduling or staffing note accompanying the opening event.
The Union Pacific Railway company will employ thirty two men for a new tie-roasting plant to be permanently loaded here. The workers arrive on passenger train 101 and will receive steady employment, easing fears of abandoning the old shops as times change and Laramie gains other revenue sources.
Comptr Dawes ordered the Seventh National Bank of New York closed and Forrest Raynor named temporary bank examiner receiver. The bank suspended operations amid heavy debit balances. the clearing house eliminated its clearings. Week ending June 22 showed capital 376000, net profits 234400, loans 4407100, specie 657700, legal tender 7777M, deposits 6712400, reserve 234-10.
Everyone is urged to report at once to Mr G V Whelan in Temple block room 6 or Mr Root at a depot to secure their portion of carriage. Those failing to report will receive whatever portion remains.
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