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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1893

Page

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Large Bank Robbery In Broad Daylight At South Bend

In South Bend Indiana a bank heist occurred in broad daylight. Rose tester says four or more men formed the gang. Cashier Campbell remained until all employees left. The vault door and counting room door were damaged. Robbers took about 15900 from the day balance and 5000 on top of the safe. The safe held around 28000 with 14000 in gold. only 4000 of the gold was taken.

Caincade Rose Uashier Campbell Joe. M. Brown

Senate Debates Repeal of Federal Election Law and Fort Totten Lands

The Senate met with light attendance as motion set Monday adjournment. Hill (D N Y) announced a measure to repeal the federal election law after morning business. Discussion also touched railroad land grants and Fort Totten military reservation. exec. business followed before adjourning to Monday.

Senate Gorman Dem Hill N. Y Meader Committee On Judiciary Paula Fort Totten

Atehiaions Troubles and New Year Wanderings

A Wall Street figure connected to the At- Shion company relates President Reichart’s London mission aimed at rest and meeting foreign security holders. Des Moines dealer J P Blaize narrowly survives a severe blizzard as he travels during the storm.

Atehiaon Wall J. P. Blaize Des Moine Blaise Gari

Bays you can always care s aule as if you cut off this a eam

T. Wooda & Co. appears in a damaged fragment mentioning bays and care, with unclear context and incomplete phrasing. The readable bits suggest a business notice or ad fragment from a historical page.

T. Wooda & Co

Fragmentary political remark on miners farmers and press

An OCR fragment questions whether the Times-Herald predicted the end of a policy and whether Mr Waite will be parcinated by miners farmers businessmen and the state press with the legislature likely to ignore it.

Waite Legislate

Ben Tennia Hanged in Dauphin County Jail Yard

In Hanatasona, Ben Tennia was hanged before over 1,000 spectators in the Dauphin county jail yard. The drop occurred at 11:30 AM. physicians pronounced him dead 15 minutes later amid a crowd crush causing three fainting individuals. The crime involved strangling his partner after she threatened to tell her mother.

Hanatasona Ben Tennia Dauphin County Ben Neafeame

Ministerial travel notes amid Hawaiian negotiations

In Washington on December 7 Secretary Hastings said the ministerial departure held no significance. He had not stated plans to go to Honolulu and doubted the minister would travel beyond San Francisco where Hawaiian commissioners are arranging a position. Thureton’s mother and son remain in Washington.

Washieron Hastings Honolulu San Francisco Thureton Washington

Senator Armstrong to attend AFL convention in Chicago

Hamilton Armstrong sails for Chicago to join the American Federation of Labor annual convention. He plans to oppose President Gompers and advocate his stance amid factional tension within the federation. The Federated Board adjourns as it considers legal action to renew a railroad schedule.

Gompers Denves Hamilton Armstrong Chicago American Federation of Labor Can Federated Board Owana Union Pacific Federated Board United States Court Ateraet Eee Issick Werrego Bees

Hallick Lumber Sods Firm Seized Over Large Claim

Denver December 7 The E T Hallack lumber sod manufacturing company was attached today by E T Hallack ex president on a claim of 90600. There are several covering mere amounts for 8 million. The attack in no way involves the firm of Hallack Sayre and Newton.

Denver E. T. Hallack Lumber Sod Manufacturing Company E. T. Hallack Attacon Hallack, Sayre & Newton

Inquest Rules Tyndall Death An Accident

London December 7 inquest into the death of Professor Tyndall returns a verdict that he died from an overdose of chloral accidentally administered by his wife who mistook it for another compound.

London Prof Tyndall

Unclear OCR snippet on poultry and local ads

Fragmentary text references chickens for sale at a hub and mentions North Carolina origin. Also includes garbled phrases about a drug firm and baking powder with unrelated company names and locations, lacking coherent events or figures.

New Gold District Opens Near Las Oxrces

Lem Davis, veteran prospector, reports a new gold district twenty six miles southeast of Las Cruces. He notes granite terrain, several porphyritic veins, and over one hundred tested samples yielding rich gold. Though forty to fifty men work claims, capital is scarce and employment prospects are limited now. future development may attract investment.

el Paso Tex Lem Davis Las Oxrces United States

Judge Thurston Discusses Union Pacific Disintegration

Judge John M. Thurston general solicitor for the Union Pacific returns from St. Louis and comments on the system's status. He says the German bondholders meeting in Berlin was a preliminary step to aid receivers and insists there is no threat to dismemberment. He adds that the Denver and Gulf dispute could leave the Denver side bearing losses if they persist.

Omana John M. Thurston Union Pacific St. Louis Prion Oregon Railway Ay Company Union Pacifico Berlin Denver Gulf Thurston

Mexican forces clash with rebels near Chihuahua route

A report says last Sunday Mexican troops moving from Chihuahua to Ascencion were attacked by rebels. One officer died and twenty five soldiers joined the rebels. Skirmishes are rumored though official details are scarce. Rebel sympathizers anticipate a general movement across Guerero Chihuahua Sinaloa and Sonora with Yaqui involvement.

Paso Dee the Times Chihuahua Ascencion Guerrero Sinaloa Sonora

Prendergast on Trial for Assassin Case

In Cacaco on December 7 jurors were sworn for the trial of the assassin Prendergast. The prisoner startled spectators by objecting to the name Prondann and insisted on a different address. The judge directed witnesses and defense to proceed.

Prendergast Cacaco Aia Besset

Ladies' Hats and Remedies Featured at The HY

An old advertisement notes ladies trimmed hats and promotes King's New Discovery for consumption. Mentions vendors Chrestenins C Fan Srtecles and Chagonne Week Depot with names Lee Poslomiee and others in a period retail listing.

King Lee Chrestenins C Fan Srtecles Chagonne Week Depot Lee Poslomiee

Executive fate uncertain on Hawaiian resolution response

Washingtons dispatch notes the president may issue a formal reply to the senate resolution or a standalone message, with authority indicating Willis' orders to avoid armed force. In Parapotamia, Charles Mitchell threats in a bet with Corbett loom over the boxing clash. In London, the Prince of Wales is named grand master of English freemasons amid broad support.

Cleveland Washtioros Senate Willis

Receivership Case Continued in Denver Hearing

By consent of attorneys on both sides the hearing of the argument for the apartment receivers for the Union Pacific and Gulfee has been continued in Denver. The delay follows procedural steps and postpones ruling on the receivership matter.

Denver Union Pacific Gulfee

World Fair Receipts Reported for Chicago Exhibits

Collector Clark reports to the treasury that customs receipts to Nov 30 for World's Fair exhibits entered for consumption total $656,076 with expenditures at $167,916. The figures reflect ongoing trade at Wasmworton and Chicago during the fair period.

Wasmworton Clark Chicago Treasury Department

Hand Car Plunge Kills Two on Lehigh Valley Run

A runaway hand car carrying Frank Ick and six laborers plunged down an 80 foot ravine near Beaver Meadow and Hazle Creek after a brake failed. Seven riders were hurled from the car. two died on impact and five survived with serious injuries.

Ranaway Frank Ick Lehigh Valley Railroad Beaver Meadow Hazle Creek Black Creek

Palace Pharmacy Sells Bent B Grap Product for Coughs

An old advertisement note claims a Bent B Grap product from Palace pharmacy treats coughs colds sore throat sore chest and bronchitis. It presents as a deal but lacks clear verification of efficacy or ingredients.

Palace Pharmacy

Christmas Cards Fancy Ler Chee News Pepo

A fragmented item from a historical page mentions Christmas cards and quirky names like Fancy Ler and Chee Wews Pepo, with an opposite reference to Pesto Mice. The readable words suggest a miscellaneous column or ad blurb rather than a coherent event.

Town Talk City Notes and Local Happenings

Gossipy short notes report five sheep cars shipped to Chicago. A Brower wedding on Oct 9 links Tallie Eckland of Mankato. Kerrs welcome a baby boy born Wednesday. People’s party club meets in Judge Glacke’s courtroom. Fouten arrested for horse theft from Jose Analla. License issued for Crockett and Kenash marriage. M Marks hires Black & Clark to rebuild a fire damaged house. Opera House attracts crowds for Fanny Rice show. Supreme court heard Rainsford vs Messengale and Ross with judgment reserved. Carlisle Indian school pupils from Wind River pass through en route home.

A. J. Kerr People's Party Club Judge Glacke Robert Fouten Jose Analla M. Marks Black & Clark Fanny Rice Supreme Court Geo. C. Rainsford Messengale Ross Carlisle Wind River Reservation

Travelers Return from Omaha in Quick Succession

Colin Hunter and W. A. Robins returned yesterday from trips to Omaha while James Manning, Union Pacific master mechanic in Omaha, is in the city. District Court Clerk Swan was out for the first time in over a week due to an illness.

Colin Hunter Omaha W. A. Robins G. R. Palmer Brennan Ind James Manning Union Pacific Ity Swan

Chicago and Kansas City cattle and sheep market roundups

Chicago reports cattle prices steady to mixed with ranges from 4.50 to 6.50 for different grades and stockers at 2.20 to 2.65, sheep and lambs weak. Kansas City and Seattle show shipments around 8,200 and 2,700 head with market slow to steady, demand weak for cows and light stock, and buyers cautious on killers.

Chicago the Evening Journal Kansas City

The Metal Market New York T Note Steady

The Metal Market reports New York prices with T-Note yields steady. Lake Paiokoee Money shows marginal moves as markets close.

Lake

Body culture and brain workers need daily physical training

The article argues health and beauty depend on a sound body and regular exercise. It cites brain workers suffering indigestion, insomnia, and nervous prostration from neglecting the body. Women especially need physical culture to be fit for wives and mothers, per Lippincott's Magazine.

Lippincott’s Magazine

Whisky trapping parrot ends as smuggling scheme

A warship crew faced drunken smuggling when a parrot cage was found hollowed out to hide whisky. The repeated pet deaths and cage seizures led officers to uncover the scheme, ending with the crew replacing the bird and liquor stash aboard and ashore.

Jack New York Sun

Gas Gaffe Sparks Humorous Church Notice Tale

Rev Thomas K Beecher recalls a Elmira incident where a gas outage forced a church notice to be altered. Plympton printed Services as usual ex the gas and narrowly escaped tar and feathering by a deacon bar committee after accusations of ridiculing the rector.

Thomas K. Beecher Plympton Elmira Amy Deacons Ram's

Pie dinner prophecy in a fanciful town tale

A fragmentary child dialogue features Tousmoy and a minister with playful talk about humble pie for dinner. The affluent clergyman laughs at the boy’s alertness as discussions hint at a family quarrel and a dinner plan.

Tommy

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