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19 Dec 1905
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Cheyenne Daily Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1905
Page
1
Senate Debate Leaves Question of Burdurton Seat Unresolved
Washington December 18 Senate discussed whether to ignore a senator in court on misconduct charges and keep his name on the roll but dropped the issue without ruling. Bailey pressed for action while Hale noted all but Burton of Kansas had committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bailey
Hale
Burton
Kansas
Teller
Mitchell
Terrible affliction of Trinidad family.
Trinidad Colorado December 18. One child already in the grave another child died today and a third not expected to live. Mrs W J Funkhauser 121 Second Street is in a precarious condition and suffering mental aberration as the result of the family misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Trinidad, Colo
W. J. Funkhauser
Second Street
Senator Smith accuses Dean of unfair treatment
Topeka dec 18 Senator Frederick Dumont Smith says United States Attorney J B Dean pressured him and influenced his Beng indictment by promising a jury appearance. Smith alleges Dean knew Smith’s location but failed to arrange the promised opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dean
Topeka
Kan
Frederick Dumont Smith
United States
End of a Well Known New York Churchman
The Rev. Dr. James B. Simmons 73 a Brown University trained theologian and former secretary of Baptist Home Mission died. He led pastorates in Providence Indianapolis Philadelphia and long served as pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James B. Simmons
Brown University
Baptist Home Mission
le Dead
Providence
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Old Trinity Baptist Church
Wyoming Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Wyoming forecast shows fall conditions with snow in the northwest area. Local data report 24 hours ending yesterday evening: high 40 degrees low 17 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Rebels Threaten The Larger Cities In Baltic Regions
From St. Petersburg December 16 insurgents in Livonia hold towns and much country and threaten major cities. A derailed military train near Stockmans on December 14 carried reinforcements from Wilna to Riga. survivors were attacked. Wilna reports inability to aid as tracks are ruined. By December 18 Dorpat and southern Livonia plus most of Courland are in insurgent hands and the army remains too weak to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Baltic
Livonia
Stockmans
Wilna
Riga
Dorpat
Courland
British Control Canton Hankow Railroad Says Gray
Wil ie B Gray, former J P Morgan China representative and ex manager of the Canton Hankow Orient, states the line once American backed is now practically British controlled. He cites Chinese government borrowing British capital to finish the road and an agreement to place half the engineers as British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frencieco
Cala
Wilie B. Gray
J. P. Morgan
China
Canton-Hauthe Orient
Canton- Hankow
Gray
Clark Road Limited Through On Time
The Clark Road Limited made an on time arrival in Cheyenne at 11 50 last night en route to Thedot and left westward at 12 01 this morning. Engineer Fred Dudley brought the train into Sidney on schedule with locomotive 116. The consist includes a combination car dining car observation car three Pullman sleepers and one standard sleeper all electric lighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Road
Cheyenne
Thedot
West
Sidney
Fred Dudley
Women Sorry to Hang Dog-Catcher in Reno Mob Scene
A mob of about forty women chased D. W. Schales the Reno dog-catcher after he seized a poodle belonging to a prominent city woman. The crowd aimed to hang him, but he escaped across the river and released the dog during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Vev
D. W. Schales
Bealea
Alleged gamblers arrested at camp in Colorado
Rufus Campbell Hillard Brown Charles Daniels and Mitchael McCormick were arrested at Camp Crepple Creek Colorado on gambling charge. Each posted bonds of 2500 dollars to await a Wednesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crepple Creek
Colo
Rufus Campbell
Hillard Brown
Charles Daniels
Mitchael McCcormick
TO be TRIED FOR FORGERY IN PANAMA
M M Letts a former telegraph operator for the Santa Fe railway was brought to New York from Colon Panama as a prisoner charged with forgery and defaulting. He is in custody of a Kansas City detective and an agent of the Santa Fe railroad. Recently he served as station agent and postmaster in the canal zone. The search for Letts lasted three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New York
M. M. Letts
Sanata Fe Ralway Company
Thin City
Colon
Kannon City
Savin Fe Railroad
Canal Sone
Iwtts
Three Chicago Banks Suspend Operations Amid Crisis
Chicago banks including Chicago National, Home Savings, and Equitable Trust, all tied to John B. Walsh, suspend operations with plans to liquidate. Cr. H. Boswell leads Chicago National as directors from the Clearing House pledge depositor protection and continuity of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West
Chicago National Bank
The
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
John BR. Walsh
Walsh
National Bank Examiner
Cr. H. Boawell
Chicago Clearing House
Eack
Allied Banks of
Mr. Walsh
Southern Indiana Railway
Bedford Quarries Company
Indiana
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
State Auditor
Chicago Clearing House Committee
C. H. Boswell
Clearing House
James B. Forgan
First National Bank
John J. Mitchell
Sinois Trust Bank
Orson Smith
Merchants’ Loan Association
James H. Eckles
Commercial National Bank
Byron L. Smith
Northern Trust Company
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago National
Lower House Debates Insurance and Immigration Topics
In Washington on December 18 the House spent its session in general debate with little action. Major topics included insurance hazing the suffering Russian Jews immigration, while the lone concrete measure was sending the canal appropriation bill to a conference.
Moir Testifies in Insurance Inquiry
New York December 18 Henry Moir actuary of Provident Saving Life Assurance society testified before the insurance investigating committee. He presented a statement of premiums received by the society from policyholders up to January 1, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Insurance Investigating Committee
Henry Moir
the Provident Saving Life Assurance Society
Four Die in Verbeek Theatre Fire in Lorain
Four people perished when the Verbeek theatre in Lorain Ohio burned on December 18. The victims were James Dwyer 28 Mia. William Marsh 24 and her two children Grace 3 and Clifford 7 months. The Marsh family lived on the third floor and William Marsh was the theatre's stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Verbeek
James Dwyer
Mia
William Marsh
Grace
Clifford
Marsh
William Marah
Mining man suffocates under four feet of snow
Breckenridge Colorado December 18 The body of Murdock McLeod 50 who was caught by a small avalanche and suffocated near Jefferson on route to his city will not be buried until relatives in Oregon are heard from The remains were brought here and are under coroner's charge McLeod represented a Dakota company driving a tunnel into Mount Guyot He was unmarried and two days digging were needed to locate the body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Colo
Murdock McLeod
Jeferson
Oregon
McLeod
Mount Guyot
Chinese boycott still prevails in America goods
San Francisco December 18 reports from the Orient via the Korea indicate the Chinese boycott on American goods remains strong. The trade hostility is said to extend beyond products to include people from the United States, according to the dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Orient
Korea
America
United States
Senate Committees Named and Chairs Declared
Washington December 18 the senate announced committee chairmen for major panels including Appropriations Aldrich Finance Cullom Foreign Relations Lodge Judiciary Clark of Wyoming Commerce Frye Interstate Commerce Bikini Privileges and Elections Burrows Agriculture Proctor Military Affairs Warren Naval Affairs Hale Indian Affairs Clapp Territories Beveridge Public Lands Hansbrough Public Buildings and Grounds Scott Post Offices and Post Roads Penrose Pensions McCumber Philippines Lodge Inter Oceanic Canals Millard Spooner Claims Fulton District of Columbia Gullinger Education and Labor Dolliver Cuban Relations Burnham Pacific Islands and Porto Rico Woraker Immigration Dillingham Printing Pintt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Appropriations
Allison
Aldrich
Cullom
Clark
Wyoming
Commerce
New Yorker Arrested in Italy in Theft Case
Milan police arrest Frederick Bachmann of New York for allegedly aiding a $5,000 theft. The article notes Bachmann, about years old, is in custody as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Milan
Frederick Bachmann
New York
Bachmann
Kodama Ready to Resume Governorship in Formosa
Kodama returns to Formosa on December 22 to resume the office of governor, a post he held before the war with Russia. The move follows his recent return and reflects renewed leadership in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodama
Formosa
Toklo
Ien
Ruswa
Riots in Shanghai Kill Twenty Chinese injure foreigners
A cable from Shanghai reports a serious riot among coolie laborers with about twenty Chinese dead and several foreigners wounded. Two American cruisers head to Shanghai amid looting and clashes near the foreign settlement as authorities seek to quell the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shanghai
China
Fearon, Daniel & Co
Immigrant Exam Proposed by Jewish Societies
Delegates from Jewish organizations met at the Standard club in Chicago to discuss the Russian massacres. Adolph Krauss of Bnai Brith led the meeting which adopted resolutions opposing higher head taxes on immigrants and urging laws for preliminary physical examinations at embarkation points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard
Cub
Adolph Krauss
Independent Order of B’nai B'rith
Congressional talk shifts to insurance reform and federal control
Washington lawmakers dispersed for the weekend with a small attendance. The Senate sent the emergency appropriation bill to the House and debate followed on insurance matters. Butler Ames proposed a federal code drawing on state laws to regulate insurers and blacklist companies not conducting legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eunal
Senate
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Train robbers net only forty dollars on limited
Portland Ore December 18 two highwaymen who held up the North Coast limited Saturday night secured only forty dollars from the express car. The safes contained less money than on any previous trip and observers said a later train would have yielded a much larger haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
North Coast Limited
Sumner Reports Hawaiian Troops In Good Condition
Maj. Gen Samuel S. Sumner commander of the Pacific division arrived in San Francisco after inspecting forces in Hawaii. He stated that the troops on the islands are in good condition following the tour of inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Samuel
Sumner
Pacific
United States, Army
Tag
Honolulu
Hawaiian
Russia orders general strike amid martial law in St Petersburg
In Russia the government imposes martial law and empowers authorities as a general strike across the country is planned for December 20. Premier Witte’s dismissal looms while “white terror” fears grow and labor leaders flee as police hunt reformers after mass arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Ukase
Moscow
Witte
Count ‘Alexis
Milakoff
Roosevelt Favors Grazing Tax on Forest Reserves
President Roosevelt said public lands should yield revenue and supported taxing cattle grazed on forest reserves. He planned to study the issue with the western senators and seek an opinion from the attorney general on the government's right to levy the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Executive Department
Davis Confirmed Register at Evanston Land Office
Thomas V. Davis of Evanston Wyoming is confirmed by the Senate in executive session to be register of the land office at Evanston. The action follows his nomination and approval in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Evanston
Washington
Senate
Thomas V. Davis
Wyo
Ford Recommended for Reappointment
Congressman Bonynge today recommended the reappointment of C. D. Ford as register of the United States land office Denver and William Knearl as postmaster at Brush Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Lee
Bonynge
C. D. Ford
United States Land Office
Denver
William Knearl
Brush
Morgan County
Live Stock Markets Omaha and Chicago Prices Dec 18
Omaha receipts 6000 cattle and 4500 sheep with steady market four price ranges for native and western cattle cow and heifer values calf prices 5.00 to 6.00. Chicago receipts 31000 cattle 98000 sheep market steady to strong with steer heifer and stocker prices listed and lambs around 4.75 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Texas
Chicago
Dee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moir
NEW Yorker
Yankee Gruisers
State Department
Department
London
Evening Standard
Shang King
Czar
Ford
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