Philippine measure approved by Ways and Means panel
The Ways and Means committee reached a Philippine tariff bill temporary measure setting Philippine commission duties on imports to the United States and tonnage taxes with modified coastwise rules. The measure aims to fund the Philippine treasury via duties and taxes collected in either country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Philippine Commission
Philippines
United States
Philippine Treasury
Cross Atlantic Airship Plan By Capazza
Paris reports M Capazza aims to cross the Atlantic next year in an airship now under construction. He plans to depart from the Canary Islands with a southwesterly course to Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Capazza
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Canary Islands
Panama
Arrestee in South America Faces Embezzlement Claim
William Hoeppner is under arrest in Buenos Ayres charged with embezzling between thirty and forty thousand dollars from the A. W. Faber company of New York. He reportedly lived beyond his means. In Creed Colorado a rumor says the woman who shot Mineral county coroner Dr. Simpson is not his daughter Gertrude but Denver girl May Brown, age 17, with the trial upcoming and lots of mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
William Hoeppner
A. W. Faber Company
New York
Hoeppner
Cheap Round Trip Fares Cheyenne to Laramie
Union Pacific offers Cheyenne to Laramie tickets on December 11 and 12 for parties of 100 or more. Round trip fare is 1.70 per person with return by December 18. Rates authorized by Wyoming Industrial convention agent J F Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
J. F. Barron
Regional tobacconist ad touts Pride and Leader cigars
An old advertisement urges customers to avoid hard times by smoking Pride, C. C. F., U. P. Special or Leader cigars, promising happiness for buyers who choose these brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Washington Sensation: Ada Gilbert Dennis Attacked
Mrs Ada Gilbert Dennis a fashionable dressmaker was found nearly dead in her room at six this morning after being struck with a piano stool. Doctors at Garfield hospital performed an operation but her condition is grave with no clues yet for the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Garfield Hospital
Bonvid
Texas Railroad Schedule Order Impacts All State Trains
The railroad commission issued an order effective January 1 requiring trains in Texas to run on schedule unless prevented by unavoidable accidents. Passenger trains may not wait at junctions more than thirty minutes, and railroads must post frequent bulletins on arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission Today
Lone Star Commonwealth
Bond for Fitchman Refused by U S Commissioner
United States Commissioner Davidson rejected the $20,000 bond for the release of Charles B. Fitchman the Ballston First National Bank teller. Gaylor Logan counsel for Fitchman had offered the bond. Fitchman will face examination tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Saratoga
United States
Davidson
Charles B. Fitchman
First National Bank of
Ballston
Gaylor Logan
Fitchman
Library fair showcases art and relics from region
The Cheyenne library fair presents Mount of Holy Cross by Charles Smith loaned for display, plus Jackson’s Yellowstone and Moran pieces from the Wyoming Historical Society. Daughters of the Revolution catalog colonial-era relics, while local collectors donate furniture and artifacts. Lincoln skylights glass arrives. frescoing nears completion with marble and fixtures underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Ore Gallery
Mount, of
Holy Cross
Art Gallery
Jackson
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Thomas Moran
Wyoming Historical Society
Warren Mercantile Company
Kruger Will Not Visit America
Commandant Snyman, tied to General Werer’s staff, reports ex-President Kruger will not travel to the United States. The Transvaal leader, in good health, fears the long voyage and remains grateful for American sympathy and aid to the Boer cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snyman
Werer
Kruger
Transvaal
America
Boers suffer heavy losses as British advance in South Africa
Kitchener's dispatch reports in the past week thirty one Boers killed seventeen wounded and 352 taken prisoner. Thirty five Burghers surrendered and supplies captured. Boers driven from southern Orange River Colony with British now active in the northwest while many remain in western Cape Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kitchener
South Africa
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Cabinet on Carnegie Donation for National University
The cabinet discussed a proposed Carnegie endowment of ten million dollars for a national university. The plan suggests placing the fund with government trustees to pay expenses of deserving students from home and abroad. The president will consult Congress before terms become public.
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Washington
Carnegie
National University
Congress
Cheyenne News Roundup as Officials and Visitors Arrive
A stream of visitors and officials pass through Cheyenne with headlines from Denver to Rawlins. George Nagle, Dr Seabury, Burt Goodell the Tribune foreman, and Judge Homer Merrill are noted among arriving or visiting figures. Local forecast calls for snow tonight then fair weather Wednesday.
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George Nagle
Denver
Seabury
Burt Goodell
Tribune
Paul Bailey
Homer Merrill
Rawlins
William Dinneen
Denver Unis
Needhart
O. A. Koober
Arcola
Cheyenne
Gulf States
New England
Lake Region
Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Kansas
Southwest
British Columbia
W. S. Palmer
New Laundry Opens. Contact Number Listed
A brief notice states the new laundry is open and provides the telephone number 169 A for customer reach.
Agreement on irrigation bill half adopted by conferees
A Washington dispatch reports a productive subcommittee meeting of western members on an irrigation bill. The compromise blends state and federal control proposals with site selection by either the Geological Survey or the Interior Department, depending on state engineering capacity. A second section, defining site selection, remains to be resolved at tonight’s session.
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Washington
Congresss
Warren
Hansbrough
Gibson
Dietrich
Kearns
Dubois
Mendell
Newlands
Shafroth
Reeder
Jones
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Oklahoma
Oregona
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Geological Survey
States
Interior Department
Delegation Arrives from East for Laramie Convention
A 25 person party from Casper, Lander and central Wyoming travels from Chicago’s National Live Stock show to attend the convention in Laramie. They will join a larger Cheyenne crowd tonight and proceed to the event tomorrow with both men and women among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randall
Deadwood
S. D
Bartlett
Sidney Bartlett
Laramie
Emily Sutzer
Bessie Chaplin
Taramie
Robert B. Miller
Colorado& Southern
Messrs
Barrow
Phillips
Hamilton
Douglas
Cheyenne
Casper
Lander
Chicago
Pat Sullivan
John O'Thorm
Hugh Patton
J. D
Woodruff
William Madden
Woolton
Soldiers Moving West to Philippines via New York
This afternoon at 3 o clock the Twenty-seventh Infantry headquarters staff and band, formed in New York by Col. J. M. Sanno, passed through the city en route to San Francisco and then the Philippines. At 7 o clock a second section of one battalion will move through. Army officers from the fort and the Eighteenth Infantry band greeted them at the depot, and the crowd gathered for the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-seventh Infantry
New York
J. M. Sanno
San Francisco
Philippines
Twenty-seventh
Eighteenth Infantry
Hunt for Evidence Seeks Bolln Ranch After Arrests
A search warrant was issued to inspect the Bolln ranch east of Cheyenne for hidden evidence in an alleged long running stock killing case. Eli Bolln is under arrest and may appear in Cheyenne to answer charges. Ulrich was jailed last week, with Clark and Breckens defending both men. Eli Bolln is linked to Henry Bollin of Omaha, a former country treasurer with prior defaulter and prison terms, and George Bollin of Douglas, a prominent businessman.
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Bolln
John Ulrich
Eli Bolln
Cheyenne
Clark & Breckens
Ulrich
Bolin
Eli Bolin
Henry Bolin
Omaha
George Bollh
Douglas
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Hor Lal
17Th and Eddy Sts
Chhyennd
Coor’'S Golden Beer
Ask
Golden Beer
Gheyenne Distributing Agency
West 16Th St
TF OX
Islands
House
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Grow
Pennsylvania
English Electric
London and Brighton Electric Railroad
Gross Ogean
Waco
Anderson Norris
Emma French
Mrs. Stanford
South America
Case
Bonnie
Texas
Commission
Library
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T. F. Burke
Daniel Webster
Burke
N. R. Davis
Patten
Brewster
Sturgis
E. A. Slack
Antion
Oedipses
Thomas Nast
THE
OLD Statesman
University
Laramie County
L. Underwood
J. W. Robinson
Granite Canon
Carpenter
Horse Creek
A. D Adamson
J. W. Catlin
Hartville
W. L. Lovell
H. A. Haron
Glenda
R. B. Kelly
Cal Millaney
Spring Hill
J. L. Jordan
J. J. Underwood
Iron Mountain
Cahill Bros
Allegretti’s Chocolates
West 17Th St
Wheelers& Toodale
West 16Th Street
J. F. Schmitt
GEO. W. Sneider
Alex. Turnbull
Mortician
Union House
Silver Moon Restaurant
Keystone
Coor's Golden Beer and Porter
Astle & Lavander
Golden Beer Hall
M. Marks
Ternes Dry Goods Store
Davis & Kelley
Chickering
Warren Mercantile CO
Myers
WM. Myers & CO
Chenstein Brothers
Eddy Street
Cheyonne
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