Hughes declines to influence New York GOP convention
The correspondence shows Gov. Hughes stating he will not influence delegate selection or votes. Martin Saxe asks for guidance on placing Hughes’s name before the Republican county committee. Hughes replies that party representatives will act to the best of their duty, and he will not interfere with delegates.
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Deak
Martin Saxe
Albany
Dec
Republican Club
Charles E. Hughes
Saxe Will Introduce Endorsement Resolution After Letter
Senator Martin Saxe announced in New York that Governor Hughes does not object to his endorsed resolution. He will proceed to introduce the resolution, blocked only by the possibility of the Parsons faction winning the county committee vote. Herbert Parsons leads the opposing county Republican group. committee meets Thursday evening.
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York
Martin Saxe
Parsons Forved
Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Saxe
Republican Committee
Revolutionist Troubles In St Petersburg Clash
In St Petersburg police Colonel Kalchak was shot to death and several of his men wounded after an attack by revolutionists in the Vasiliansky district. Police fought back, the revolutionist fled.
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St. Petersburg
Kalchak
Houve
Weather data and Wyoming forecast from December 18 1907
Weather report records 24 hours to 6 pm December 18 1907 with max 28 degrees min 1 degree and no precipitation. Forecast from Dye Washington Wyoming expects fair Thursday and Friday with warmer Friday.
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W. & Palmer
Washington, D. C
Dye
Wyoming
Prigay
Indians on the War Path Near Magdalena
News from Nogales Arizona reports a Yaqui raid in Sonora Mexico where twelve men were killed. A party including Jose Fernandez president of Corcarpe and Mescal plantation owner accompanied by Mexican laborers and Cancanea miners were taken. twelve were executed after being stripped and shot. A larger Yaqui force is said to be on the war path.
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Nogales
Ariz
Magdalena
Sonora
Mexico
P. J. McIntyre
Jose Feernandez
Corcarpe
Schwab Brother to Remarry Actress Paula Edwardes
Joseph Schwab of Pittsburg and New York, brother of Charles M Schwab, has divorced his wife Esther Muthall and will wed actress Paula Edwardes as his second wife, following the example set by William El lis Corey. Edwardes rose to fame with Schwab’s support as her career grew.
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New York
Joseph Schwab
Pittsburg
Charles M. Schwab
Esther Muthall
William Ellis Corey
Paula Edwardes
No News From Pacific Fleet Is Reported
Washington December 18 officials in the White House and the navy department said no official messages were received from Admiral Evans fleet or his flagship. They dismissed claims of a wireless message from the Connecticut about a return via the Suez Canal and said no return plan had been made.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Admiral Evans
White House
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Tallmadge brothers sue for damages amid land fraud trial
In Roswell New Mexico on December 18 the Tallmadge brothers who face land fraud charges filed slander suits seeking 20000 damages against Loveland Colorado residents T M Monzingo and J M Taylor. The two men are government witnesses in the Tallmadge case. A further sensational development is anticipated for the next day with rumors of an arrest.
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Roswell
N. M
Tallmadge Brothers
T. M. Monzingo
J. M. Taylor
Loveland
Colo
Monsingo
Taylor
Tallmadges
Funeral for County Road Supervisor Bainum This Afternoon
The funeral of County Road Supervisor Benjamin Bainum will be at 2 40 this afternoon at the Pitet Methodist church with Rev HK GC Jordan leading. Viewing of the remains is possible at Gleason chapel from 10 to 12 this morning.
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Nkenjamin Bainum
Benjamin Bainum
Pitet Methodist Church
Jordan
Priceds
Gleason Chapel
Heartstrings Wrong at Trial of Carlson in Wyoming
Oscar Carlson faces a murder trial in the Wyoming district court as his children recount the fatal shooting of their mother. A 10 year old boy testified in a trembling voice while Carlson sat despondent. his two young daughters and wife’s relatives watched. The case follows intense jury selection and emotional courtroom scenes as prosecutors push for a guilty verdict and possible death sentence.
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Wyoming
Oscar Carlson
9 H
Carlson
W. L. Ayers
Wheatland
F. I. Johnston
Cheyenne
Soren Yensen
Granite Canon
Joseph Menefee
Otto Hirsig
Tim Williams
M. L. House
H. Liebe
Thomas Hughes
Charles Thompson
Jacob Sherman
Anthony Christensen
Commonwealth of Wyoming
Elmer Carlson
Pine Bluffs
Law
Walla
Old Court House
Dowd
Sha
Mra
Carleon
Lenden
Tillman Resolutions Seek Federal Liquor Traffic Power
In Washington on December 18 the senate introduced Tillman resolutions asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to report on whether any interstate corporation owns stock in another transport firm and to define federal and state powers over liquor traffic under the Interstate Commerce law. Debates followed and one measure became a bill. Culberson urged a finance committee report on the causes and remedies for current financial stringency before the senate adjourned until Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Culberson
Committee of Finance
Committee On Finance
Miners Offer Peace Terms in Goldfield
O A Hilton for the Industrial Workers of the World and Western Federation of Miners arrives in Goldfield to negotiate peace with mine owners. He will confer with the local miners and seek talks with the Mine Owners' Association and the Roosevelt commission on labor conditions. Hilton cautions that success is not assured as terms are not yet disclosed. A small group from California and a few from Arizona will begin mining operations tomorrow.
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Goldfield, Nev
A Hilton
Denver
Industrial Workers of the World
Western Federation of Miners
Goldfield
Moyer
Hilton
Miners’ Union
Federation
Mine Owners’ Association
Roosevelt
Commis
California
Arizona
Committees Appointed for Congress in Presidential Year
Washington December 18 Speaker Canton will announce the remaining assignments of members to committees when the house reconvenes at noon tomorrow. The body will then be organized and ready to begin business after the holiday recess from December 21 to January 6. The task was heavier this year and Speaker Canton finished near midnight after many seeks to please all factions.
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Washington
D. C
House
Canton
Congress
Sheep Camp Raided on Spotted Horse Creek
Special to The Leader from Sheridan Wyoming reports Sheriff Boneftel and a deputy heading to Arvada and then to Spotted Horse creek to investigate a suspected raid on a Waisner Bros sheep camp by masked men. The incident follows a prior raid on Wild Horse creek last spring with cattle owners suspected.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Boneftel
Arvada
Spotted Horse Creek
Waisner Bros
Walsner Bros
Wild Horse Creek
Army Canteen Reestablishment Move In New York
The Army Canteen association formed in New York aims to influence Congress to repeal the ban on beer and light wines at army posts. Led by Henry P. Frick the group argues the canteen aids enlistment and reduces desertion, citing support from General Bell General Loud and Secretary Taft.
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New York
Army Canteen Association
Congress
Henry P. Frick
New Association
J. Franklin Bell
George B. Loud
Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Taft
Greely
Department of the Columbia
Gleneral Grant
Department of the East
Frederick Fenston
California
Army
Snowdrift for Human Torch
Casper Casper County Detachment reports Alvert Schutt a G T Brooke plumber severely burned by a gasoline torch explosion at Harold Banner residence. A nearby worker pulled him clear and Banner pushed him into a snow drift to extinguish flames. Schutt escaped with scorching along the left side.
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Casper, Wye
Alvert Schutt
G. T. Brooke
Schutt
Harold Banner
Mr. Banner
Three France Cases Settled in Cout
In a United States district court yesterday the government notified Bet y, Patelek, Norris L Wieein and William Danatan that orders have been issued. The orders require the defendants to control and contain hours, forbidding them to re erect the legal fences in the public domain.
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France
Cout
United States
Bety
Patelek
Norris L. Wieein
William Danatan
Union Pactivo Lays Off Cheyenne Shop Employees
The union pacifico yesterday laid off several men at the Cheyenne shop and ordered a half holiday each Saturday for the remainder of the force.
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Union Pactivio
Unlon Pacife
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