Murder at Kalamazoo Mine Shocks Cripple Creek
Martin Gleason superintendent of Woods Investment company mines is found murdered at the Kalamazoo mine shaft after a surface struggle. Cripple Creek offers 5000 dollars reward for the killers and four arrests are anticipated as the mines close indefinitely. Gleason was a non union advocate, highly respected, aged fifty, leaving a wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Martin Gleason
The
Woods Investment Company
Kalamazoo
Gleason
Depew Takes a Bride in Decisive Civil Ceremony
Senator Chauncey Depew wed Miss Mary Palmer in a civil ceremony at the United States consulate with James Gordon Bennett and Count Sears serving as best men. Consul Van Buren officiated under a Hay-dispatched dispensation. The Catholic ceremony follows next Saturday at Notre Dame Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Chauncey Depew
United States
Mary Palmer
James Gordon Bennett
Count Sears
van Buren
Hay
Notre Dame
England
Miss Stone Safe as Bribed Brigands Promise Release
Constantinople dispatches report the missionary society treasurer says he has contact with the brigands and will secure Miss Stone's release within a fort night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
The
Missionary Society
Miss Stone
Samar Bolomen Attack Ninth Infantry Detachment
A detachment of twenty men from the Ninth Infantry at Samar was attacked by bolo men. A severe fight ended with the repulse of the enemy but seven Americans were killed including a sergeant and a corporal. Captain Schaeffer, in command, was dangerously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ninth Infantry
Samar
Schaeffer
Senator Sewall Dies in Garden New Jersey
United States Senator Sewall died this morning at 9:30 in Garden New Jersey surrounded by family and close friends after doctors gave up hope last night. He had been a notable figure in New Jersey and national politics for the past decade.
Hanna Reminiscences on McKinley by Senator Hanna
New York reports United States Senator Hanna of Ohio writes at length in the National Magazine about President William McKinley. He recalls the late leader as humble and dignified and shares personal memories including McKinley asking to see a newspaper before his death and his calm acceptance of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
United States
Hanna
Ohio
William McKinley
Mark
White House
Washington
Cheyenne
Wilson
United States Land Office
Cheyinne
Jackson
Miss
Bryan
Mississippi
New Orleans Picayune
Montana
Clark
Senate
Democratic Party
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
West
London
Heitfeld
Treasury
Mint Bureau
Cabel Whitehead
Whitehead
Buffalo Jones
Curtis
Kansas
New Mexico
Charles Goodnight
Texas
Jones
Goodnight
Scotty Phillips
Fort Pierre
Allard
Yellowstone National Pari
McCleary Proposes Farm Real Estate Lending Bill
Representative McCleary of Minnesota plans to introduce a bill to empower small national banks to loan part of their resources on farms and other real estate. The measure would amend the national banking act and seek opinions from business leaders nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCleary
Minnesota
Fierce Battle in Colombia Ends With Government Victory
Four hundred men died in a clash between revolutionary and government forces at Honda near the Isthmus of Panama. Government troops prevailed after a fierce encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Honda
Papama
Wreck on Colorado and Southern Trains Injures Six
A Colorado and Southern wreck south of Trinidad injured six passengers on the north bound New Orleans train after it jumped the track this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado and Southern
Trinidad
New Orleans
Judge rules Maclay must pay beer costs
Judgment for 86 dollars plus costs granted against Edgar Stanton Maclay Navy Yard historian in favor of William Ulmer Brewing Co for beer delivered in 1897 while Maclay kept the Old Field Lighthouse Port Jefferson SI Neither Maclay nor counsel appeared in court. Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels venue notice follows with show details and cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Navy Yard
Vanwart
William Ulmer Brewing Company
Maclay
Old Field
Port Jefferson
S. I
Brewing Company
Murderer Hanged in New Jersey for Jealousy Killings
In Trenton Robert Henson was hanged for murdering Mrs Van Lein and her child after setting fire to their house. In Olympia Governor Rogers died after a brief illness. Lieutenant Governor McBride will succeed him as Republican.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert Henson
Rogers
Olympia
Wash
McBride
Proves Power of Prayer Restores Pastor's Sight
New York reports Dr Herrald of Bethesda Congregational church claiming a miracle restored his eyesight after thirteen years of gradual loss. Despite specialists declaring it impossible, he says persistent prayer brought a return of vision better than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herrald
Bethesada Congregational Church
Explosion at Sharpsville Plant Kills Three Workers
An explosion at a furnace plant on the town outskirts this morning killed three men in boiler rooms. Four other workers were badly scalded and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsville
Guam's First Governor Richard Leary Dies
The Navy reports Captain Richard Leary, the first governor of Guam under American administration, died during the night. The Boston Navy Yard commander notified officials this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Boston
Richard Leary
United States Navy
Guam
Great Northern May Have Strike
St. Paul Minnesota December 27 Chief Arthur of the locomotive engineers and Vice President Harrehan of the Brotherhood of Firemen arrived to meet President Hill of the Great Northern to request higher pay for engineers and firemen. Hill and Superintendent Ward are absent but expected soon to discuss differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Arthur
Locomotive Engineers
Harrehan
Brotherhood of Firemen
Hill
Great Northern
Suprintendent Ward
Southern School Teachers Meet in Columbia
Columbia South Carolina December 27 The largest session of school teachers ever gathered in the south is present at the annual convention. The feature is the address by the president of the University of Tennessee on the problem of Our Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
South
University of Tennessee
Missouri to Launch Battleship Missouri at Newport News
A large Missouri contingent arrived by special train to witness the ship's launching the next day. About five hundred Missourians are expected to attend the ceremony, which Lord Cockrell's daughter Marion will christen aboard the battleship Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Missouri
Cockrell
Marion
Temperance Union Wryly Targets Missouri Mission
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union wired Miss Cockrell at Newport News urging redemption of bourbon soaked Missouri by using water in christening the battleship Missouri rather than wine. The exchange mocks liquor celebration and cites Prohibition era sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Today
Three Children Cremated In Lombard Street Fire
Three children of Mrs. Grezela were cremated in a Lombard street fire in Buffalo this morning. Their mother and her two day old baby escaped the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Earnings Report
The Union Pacific shows receipts about 43 million dollars with expenses near 24 million and net profits plus surplus around 6 million. Southern Pacific reports receipts of 70 million dollars with expenses about 50 million and surplus near 3.5 million, with a betterment over 20 million. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room in brick blocks with electric light and janitor service five dollars a month upward inquire Warren Emporium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Warren Emporium
Captain Harbord heads to the Philippines in Army move
Washington reports Capt J Harbord of the Eleventh Cavalry leaving the War Department to rejoin his regiment in the Philippines. The piece notes his prior role with Torrey's Rough Riders and details Montana politics and Senator Clark's rising influence in the western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbord
J. A! Harbord
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Vnsitar Affairs
War Department
Washington
Philippines
Captain Harbord
Wyoming
Second Volunteer Cavalry
Torrey’s Rough Riders
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Local forecast calls for clearing tonight with partly cloudy skies and a turn to colder conditions. A moderate cold wave will push temperatures down to around zero with continuing cold Saturday. A low pressure center moved southeast from British Columbia into the central Missouri valley, while high pressure covers the western plains to the Pacific. Cooler weather is noted in western Montana and along the north Pacific coast with heavy rains from New England to the gulf coast and light snow in the central and northern Rocky Mountains. 24 hour figures show a high of 41 and a low of 19 with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
British Columbia
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Montana
New England
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain
Palmer
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Percy Smith
David Kimmo
Dinneen
West 16Th Street
J. F. Schmitt
Cahill Bros
Allegretti’s Chocolates
Depew
Samar Bolomen
Senator Sewall
M’kinley
Wreckin
Dearmacilrugla Ah Pat Fog Manager
Haverly
Mastodon
Will
Nankeville
George Wilsons
Opera House
Southern
Temperance Union
Edgar S. Wilson
Register of Cheyenne Land Office
Jackson Land Office
Mrs. Roosevelt
Weather Report
M. Marks
Ternes Dry Goods Store
Davis & Kelley
Warren Mercantile CO
Myers & Co
Dempster & Place
Gloversville
Wm. Myers & Co
Ohenstein Brothers
Eddy Street
Chhynnnd
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