First Annual Picnic of Industrial Club Set for Labor Day
Industrial club members and families plan the first annual picnic at Frontier Park on Labor Day September 7. A baseball game between Rubes and Mother Hubbards is the highlight, with other races, tug of war, dancing, and refreshments under shade. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Frontier Park
Industrial Club
Frontier Park
Rubes
Mother Hubbards
Edw. Daiber
William Barnett
Burns
Wm. Barnett
Harry Fleishman
J. Delroy
Gents
Crow Greek Maneuvers Closure Ordered Next Monday
General orders from the department of Missouri close the camp of instructions at Camp Emmet Crawford Wyoming at midnight August 31. The headquarters will return to Fort Crook and other divisions return to their stations. Sick in camp hospitals will be moved to Fort D A Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Department of Missouri
Camp Emmet Crawford
Wyo
Fort Crook
Fort D. A. Russell
Annual Gonglave In Session At Pueblo
The thirty third annual conclave convened in Pueblo Colorado for a two day session with about 1200 delegates in attendance. John H Guilford of Trinidad was elected grand commander and the next annual conclave was set for Boulder Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
John H. Guilford
Trinidad
Boulder
Volo
Weather Report for Wyoming and Washington DC
Forecast for Wyoming fair Thursday and Friday. Local data show a maximum 46 and minimum 73 degrees with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 6 pm August 26 1908. Palmer directs the weather section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wyoming
W. &. Palmer
Hostility to Hughes at Saratoga County Fair
Ballston N Y Aug 26 Hostility to Governor Hughes over his efforts to curb gambling at race tracks surfaced during a visit to the Saratoga county fair when trotters refused to start in races while the governor was present. Races resumed only after he left the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston
N. Y
Hughes
Saratoga County Fair
Water Floods Hanna No 1 Mine Trapping Bodies
Water fills the lower eight levels of Hanna No 1 mine after March eighth explosions destroyed the pumping system. Union Pacific Coal company paused efforts to recover the twenty eight bodies remaining. thirty five bodies have been removed so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hanna
Arrested for Murder Rescued From Beating by Police
John Bradley alias John Brennan, a cowboy, was arrested on suspicion of killing Officer William P. Stephens in Denver. He was assaulted by officers at police headquarters but saved by Chief Armstrong and detectives. Bradley was captured near a ranch and brought to city hall as tempers flared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John Bradley
John Brennan
Cowboy
William P. Stephens
Bradley
Brennan
City Hall
Stephen
Stephens
Armstrong
Suffragists to March on California Republican Convention
San Francisco Aug 26 The California Republican State Convention will convene in Oakland tomorrow afternoon to choose ten presidential electors. The regulars will control. Women suffragists plan to march to the convention hall to push for a platform plank urging a constitutional amendment to extend suffrage to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
California
Oakland
Women Balloon Ascension Aims for Long Flight
Four women two from New York and two from Philadelphia plan a water launch from Huntington Bay on a 50 000 cubic foot balloon ship Philadelphia. They seek to reach Canada or Maine before journey's end with Dr George H Simmerman as pilot and Samuel A King of Philadelphia directing prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation Society
Quaker City
Hunting
L. I
Philadelphia
Huntington Bay
Canada
Maine
George H. Simmerman
Society
Samuel A, King
NYSE President appoints committee to probe heavy sales
New York August 26 R H Thomas president of the New York Stock Exchange named a committee from among members to investigate the heavy sales on Saturday the first when it is alleged matched sales were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. H. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
Thirty Perish in Coal Mine at Hailyville
More than thirty miners are reported dead after a fire destroyed the hoisting and air shafts at Hailey-Ola coal mine No 1 in Hailyville Oklahoma. Twenty five bodies were recovered by nightfall with six to eight more believed trapped as flames cut off air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlaster
Okla
Haily-Ola
Hailyville
American Fleet Sails From Sidney Port
The American battleship fleet departed from Sydney N S W Aug 26 bound for Melbourne. At 8 am flagship Connecticut weighed anchor leading the line out past the harbor. By 8 40 the last battleship cleared with the fleet turning south at ten knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Connecticut
Marriage by Ancient Orthodox Rites in Denver
At the Windsor hotel Denver last night Max Greenburg of Pueblo wed Carry Cohen daughter of Max Cohen of this city. About 400 guests attended the ceremony in the hotel dance hall performed by Rabbi Hovsovetz of Denver. A banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Windsor Hotel
Max Greenburg
Pueblo
Carry Cohen
Max Cohen
Bryant Street
Hovsovetz
Albany County Fair Heads to Laramie Next Week
Albany county fair officials announce the event will be held in Laramie next week drawing many Cheyenne residents. Laramie already hosted a Frontier Days delegation and hopes for a courteous return visit from Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Gem
Bank Robbery Night in Geneseo Costs 2200
The State bank in Geneseo North Dakota was robbed last night of 2200 by armed men who fled the scene leaving no clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
N. D
Yegemen
Rain Quiets Canadian Brush Fires in Cranbrook
In Cranbrook British Columbia on August 26 rain began after nine weeks drought and helped extinguish the surrounding brush fires that had plagued the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
B. C
Gov Johnson to Take Stump for Mr Bryan in Campaign Travels
Chicago reports Governor Johnson of Minnesota, offered the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, will campaign actively for Bryan and Kern. He plans speeches in the middle west and likely New York and Connecticut, while continuing a Chautauqua tour. He praises Minnesota Democrats as unified and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic
Mack
Bryan
Kern
New York
Connecticut
Middle West
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
U. 58
George L. Wellington
Maryland
West
Mrs Hains May Testify Against Thorn ton Hains in Annis Murder Case
New York August 26 Mrs Peter C Hains may testify for the state against her brother in law Thornton Jenkins Hains for complicity in the murder of William E Annis. She will not testify against her husband Captain Mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter C. Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Annis
Halas
Himne
Thornton Jenkins Hiains
Hains
Mains
John F. McIntyre
Frank C. Wild
Thornton Hains
Fort Hamilton
Thornton
Infantry Wins National Rifle Team Trophy at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio August 26 The national rifle team match for the national trophy authorized by Congress and 300 dollars was won at noon today by the United States infantry team with a score of 4224 The navy which made a strong fight on the thousand yard target was second with 5910 and receives the Hilton trophy and 200 dollars The cavalry which scored 180 takes the bronze soldier of Marathon and 150 dollars Washington placed tenth with 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Congress
United States Infantry
Hilton
Cavalry
Marathon
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF Industrial Club
Tribune
J. H. Walton
T. Joe Cahill
John T. Burns
William Cass
Kelley
Matson
Thomas Heaney
Dr. Barber
A. D. Kelley
H. E. Buechner
George Daiber
Bennett
Weather Report
N.Y
John ‘Bradley
Stock Exchange
Sidney
Wyoming Development Number
the Daily Leader
Gov. Johnson
MR. Bryan
Mrs. Hains
Infantry
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Sioux City
Des Moines
H. BE
Soto