Holland's Royal Pair Reconciled
Amsterdam reports Prince Henry and the queen have reconciled after public anger over alleged cruel treatment. The queen forgives, they resume normal life, dining together and traveling in public. The court remains reserved with the people showing mixed reactions. Washington notes new federal appointees including J M Simpson, Frank W Swanton, George M Allison, and Geo Wurrow.
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Fort Worth
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Conductor M J Dunworth Killed At Post In Chicago
Conductor M J Dunworth died this morning while directing a streetcar crossing at Fortieth street. He signaled a passenger train to stop and a switch engine arrived on the same track, striking him and tearing him apart.
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M. J. Dunworth
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New Refinery for Colorado Puts Dubuque Prospect on Track
Denver reports a new oil refinery will be built at Dubuque Colorado as the oil prospect is deemed satisfactory and Standard plans to enlarge operations. In London rumors swirl that Standard Oil seeks to buy Shell Transport and Trading with a rumored eight million dollar offer, though Sir Marcus Samuel cautions negotiations remain uncertain.
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Soda Plant Burned in Detroit Fire
The Michigan Alkali Company's soda plant was destroyed by fire this morning in Detroit. Seven hundred men are out of employment.
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Terre Haute Teacher Emily Neukom Found Dead
Emily Neukom, critic of Terre Haute city schools, died of morphine poisoning. Two unopened letters from D. M. Geeting of Greensburg were found under her pillow. Geeting had broken an engagement to marry her due to his married daughter’s objection. Friends feared for her sanity after the letter. Brooding over the matter is believed to have led to her death.
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Stockmen's Convention Successful in Chicago
Chicago December 5 President Springer opened the National Live Stock convention noting a highly interesting session. Four papers were read led by F B Warren Wyoming and A H Soule Tennessee on cattle in the middle south. Colorado New Mexico and Texas won many prizes in the stock exhibition. Five minute talks by Paul McCormack Montana L O Fullen New Mexico and W E Bolton Oklahoma highlighted county conditions. Tonight promises the biggest vaudeville show yet for visiting cattlemen at the Auditorium.
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Oklahoma
Treaty Made Public on Hay Pauncefote Canal Pact
Washington reports reveal the Hay Pauncefote treaty to build a Central American canal. It stipulates U S and Britain oversee construction, canal neutrality, open access to all nations, no blockades, and limits on belligerent forces near the route with ratification to be exchanged in Washington or London.
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Senate galleries crowded as McComah flags anarchism debate
Washington dispatch notes a crowded senate chamber as Senator McComah prepared to open discussions on suppressing anarchism. Before business began, Mr. Hale of Maine secured a resolution for adjournment until Monday, with much time spent in processing a bill amid a large influx of visitors.
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Great Labor Meet Opens in Scranton
The greatest labor convention gathers two hundred seventy five delegates from one and half million workers in the U S and Europe. Samuel Gompers presides at St Thomas College hall with leaders John Mitchell Joseph Webber and Duncan on the platform. Notable delegates from Britain attend as talks focus on English labor funding and a recent machinists strike. Gompers is expected to be re elected president.
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On to Laramie Delegates Meet for Industrial Convention
All delegates to the Industrial Convention at Laramie on December 11th and 12th and all attendees are urged to meet at the city hall tomorrow night at 8. Those seeking tickets should attend or be represented as transportation arrangements will be made. Come one, come all.
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Grievance Boards Gather in Omaha for Talks
Prospects say the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors grievance boards will remain in Omaha for several days. No conference with the general manager is yet planned as the two boards meet separately with outside attendees led by S. C. Mecomber North Platte Charles Bogue North Platte J. M. Cahill Cheyenne P I Tracy B vy anston 8 F Neely Larrimmie H Morris Denver J T J Shell Evans ton J R Shulas Cheyenne Ed Boyd Ogden J L Kreider Rawlins H C Parkinson Kansas City W C Gallahan and W A Dunfield Junction City Kas each listed as attendees.
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Omaha
S. C. Mecomber
North Platte
Charles Bogue
J. M. Cahill
Cheyenne
P. I. Tracy
Byvanston
F. Neely
Larrimmie
H. Morris
Denver
J. T. J. Shell
Evanston
J. R. Shulas
Ed. Boyd
Ogden
J. L. Kreider
Rawlins
H. C. Parkinson
Kansas City
W. CG. Callahan
W. A. Dunfield
Junction City
Kas
Business Men's Delegates Named for Laramie Convention
Cheyenne Business Men's Association president A. D. Kelley announced delegates to the Wyoming Industrial Convention in Laramie on December 11 and 12. Names include B. E. Johnston, George W. Hoyt, Wm. Hoffman, Warren Richardson, J. L. Murray, M. Wasserman, Frank Bon, I. Greentree, Thomas Heaney, A. Underwood. Kelley will decide after consulting the men. Return fare may be $1.70 if 100 tickets are sold. railroad social at Presbyterian church Friday evening promotes attendance. Refreshments included. round trip 10 cents.
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Laramie
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George W. Hoyt
Wd. Hoffman
Warren Richardson
J. L. Murray
M. Wasserman
Frank Bon
I. Greentree
Thomas Heaney
A. Underwood
Presbyterian Church
Protection for the president bill proposed by Senator Hoar
Washington delays the fate of anarchist threats as Senator Hoar of Massachusetts proposes a death penalty for killing or aiding the president or foreign rulers. The bill covers conspirators and those who assist escapes, with separate indictments for conspirators even if others aren’t identified.
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We Sell Them Exclusively Choice Cigars and Magazines
We offer exclusive sales of cigars and tobacco with latest books and magazines praised for soda and ice cream offerings.
Robbers in Rawlins Surrender as One Confesses
One of the duo arrested near Crook's Monument near Fremont county lines surrendered in Rawlins on charges of horse stealing and robbing sheep camps across the region. The other bandit fled after a brief gun battle with a six-man posse. Bryson confessed to multiple sheep camp robberies and one horse theft. Big Fur Sale by Nielson Fur House dealer BE Engle opens in Mrs Hamilton's millinery shop with a large stock, ongoing through next Wednesday.
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Sweetwater County
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Forged Checks Lead to Five Year Penitentiary Sentence
Kansas City December 5 M H Allen convicted of passing forged checks on local merchants and in San Francisco received a five year prison term today.
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Flurry in grain in Chicago spreads price surge
Chicago grain pits erupted with activity as King Farmer arrived, driving prices to new highs. May wheat rose above eighty cents amid brisk trading and heavy speculation, with business booming throughout the day and prices generally trending upward.
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Dresden bank fails after widespread panic
Dresden reports the Dresden Savings Bank failed today leaving seven thousand depositors in turmoil. Excitement runs high as customers seek guidance and possible recovery options in the wake of the bank’s collapse.
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King Dodo to be staged by Cheyenne Opera Company
The Cheyenne public will see King Dodo, the sea son’s popular comic opera, at the opera house Saturday night. The original company performs with its full orchestra of twelve musicians, no curtailment in any part, and with beauti ful scenic adornments. It is among the newest and most successful comic operas and Cheyenne is fortunate to host its first season with the original company. Expect one of the largest audiences in the opera house.
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Local News Notes and City Visitors
Wm Bloods in the city from the north. P Cook returns home from a northern trip. Contractor M P Keefe back from Chicago. N H Andrus returns from a short business trip to Greeley. Judge J A Riner home from Pueblo where he sat for Judge Hallett. Mrs Gilespie of Sheridan and Mrs T T Tynan depart for a brief visit to Denver. D D Brooks of Douglas and M A An keny of Wheatland visit Cheyenne, with B B Morton of Ten Sheep and George Martin of Wheatland. Subscribe for the Leader.
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Wheatland
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Cheyenne
New Laundry Optus Geyser Opens on West Seventeenth
The Geyser laundry at 509 617 West Seventeenth street opens for business offering a superior washing method for woolen goods. Garments lined with wool are washed with care to stay as soft as before. Phone numbers 169 A. They guarantee satisfactory work and will call for all line work.
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