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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

5

Society notes from Denver visitors and local events

Social items recount visits from Maude McGregor Imma Hoffmaye and Vera Gilliland from Denver to residents like Mrs. E J Dobbins and Mrs. T F Durbin. Weddings, dinners and teas at St Marks Church and the Industrial Club feature local families, guests, entertainments and performances by the BL Marks church choir and Mr. Shriver and Mr. Tuttle.

Ran Seelly Denver Sd Maude McGregor Ian George Py Taylor A. Thurssday G. J. Smalley East Twenty-second Street Imma Hoffmaye Wolf Hall Mise ‘Eston Vera Gilliland Mount Mellick Nebraska Shriver Miss Robinson New York City E. J. Dobbins Katherine Abbott Fresborn Henry Griffith Watson St. Mark's Episcopal Church Walsa Haile Eichner Sam Brown Burcay San Diego California Ingram Dayton Ohio Olds Crook W. C. Deming Kabin Grill Frank Gleason Freeborn Watson Fred Warren Rice Lartver Patton Kent Snyder J. H. Conway Industrial Club Earl Williams Harry Lee Charles Brown Violet Wil- Names Willama Brown Johnny Jones Holly

Rev L C Hells to Speak at Fort Russell Post

The bi weekly meeting of the Christmas Temperance Union of Fort Russell will be held at the post hall this evening at o o clock Rev L C Hille of the First Presbyterian church will speak at the meeting.

Christmas Temperance Union Fort Russell Post Hall L. C. Hille First Presbyterian Church

Dates announced for Grand Army encampment

Milwaukee Wis December 6 The dates for the national encampment G A R to be held at Baltimore will be August 10 to 13 This announcement was made today by Phil Check Wisconsin's member of that executive council of the A R We preserve the factual and dated notice from the article about the G A R encampment schedule and organizer.

Milwaukee Wis G. A Balto City Phil Check Wisconsin The

Roosevelt to urge million dollar pay for Harriman

President Roosevelt plans to request Congress approve a one million dollar appropriation to Harriman, a Southern Pacific and Cull ent company representative, for damages connected to the break in the Colorado River that affected the Salton Sea disaster.

Harriman Hoosevelt Washington Rive Congress Marriman Southern Pacific Railroad and Cullent Company Force Neente Robaira Colorado Salton Ane

Campaign to Keep Cheyenne Money in Local Stores

A large Cheyenne Industrial club meeting launched a buy at home campaign. Merchants urged residents to avoid mail order purchases, noting up to 200000 dollars leaves Cheyenne annually. They touted local store value, proper stock, courteous service, and cooperation to boost local employment. A committee was elected to lead the campaign.

Cheyenne

Union Pacific May Build New Cut-Off in West

Rumors in railroad circles say Union Pacific contemplates extensive cut-off work in Western Wyoming and Eastern Utah. The plan would divert from the current main line near Evanston Wyoming and reconnect near Echo Utah thirty six miles west of Evanston. No official announcement has been made but it is believed Union Pacific has secured the right of way.

Union Pacific Wyoming Utah Evanston Wyo Echo

Identity of River Victim Hints: Deformity Noted

New York Dec 26 A physical deformity mix toes on the right foot is the main clue police rely on to identify the man whose body was found in the North River near the Jersey shore yesterday. The man weighed about 140 pounds, stood five feet six inches tall and wore ark sult.

New York North River

Famous preacher and prohibitionist dies in Philadelphia

Milton J. Firey D D prominent retired Lutheran minister died here tonight aged eighty eight. He played an active role in temperance movements and as a member of the Kan state legislature introduced a prohibition bill.

Mhiladelphia Milton J. Firey Lutheran Church

Tragic House Fire Kills Child as Mother Faints Pale

In New York a fatal blaze in a two room apartment ends with the death of a year old May O Connor. The mother Mary O Connor, bedridden, screamed in terror and fainted. Edward O Connor the husband shot his brother in law and set the flat alight before firefighters arrived. The child perished while the mother was carried from the burning rooms by rescuers.

New York May O'Connor Mary O'Connor Edward O'Connor Ansiated Olehbore

Oly Directory and New Cheyenne City Directory Entry

Readable lines describe local directory entries for Oly Directory and New Cheyenne City Directory related to the loader office. Portable references indicate municipal listings and office designations with limited readable details.

Oly New Cheyenne Enle Mt

Taft Plan Aims at Stronger Corporate Control

President elect Taft is reported to favor a plan to increase federal supervision of interstate corporations. It would reduce the Interstate Commerce Commission powers, expand the Commerce and Labor Department with jurisdiction over all interstate firms, and create a Justice Department bureau to assist corporate investigations.

Washington Augusta Taft Interstate Commerce Commission Department of Commerce and Labor Department of Justice Bureau of Corporations Straus Congress Bureau Ihe Prouty

Judge Denies Bail for Carmack Murder Suspects

Judge W M Hart in Nashville orders no bail for Colonel Duncan B Cooper Robin G Cooper and John Sharp awaiting trial for the murder of Senator B W Carmack on November 64. The bail hearing followed days of evidence and was taken under advisement.

Nashville Tenn W. M. Hart Criminal Court Duncan B. Cooper Robin G. Cooper John &. Sharp B. W. Carmack Hart

Bloody riots in China threaten government actions

Amoy December 18. Riots continuing after natives refused to obey a ban on planting opium poppies. The unrest spreads to twelve villages and 4000 armed men are reported twenty miles east of Tungan. Authorities seek reinforcements from Fue Chow as troops are dispatched.

Amoy Tungan Belin

American battleship convoy passes Aden bound for Suez Canal

Fragmentary report notes an American battleship fleet passing Aden headed toward the Suez Canal. The text includes stray ad copy about remedies for dyspepsia and stomach ailments attributed to A. B. Roedel, with unclear insertion.

Panacea Aden Aribia Suen Canal

Atlas Theatre Hosts Crowded Week of Varied Act Itinerary

The Atlas Theatre runs a packed week with the Frey Trio leading a wrestling program and the Carr Trio featuring a family act. Mrs Miller performs a Salome dance, with Salome and Burma comparisons drawing crowd chatter. Johnnie Johnson, a six year old, headlines alongside Miss Edo Jessen in a principal role performing J C Bartlett’s The Dream.

Atlas Theatre Atlas Not S O Carr Aleo Atlas Mamma Papa Lite Johnonle Johnnie Mir. Miller Mise Edo Jessen J. C. Bartlett

New Fireproof Theater Planned At Manhattan Beach

Denver reports Dr. John M. Foster president of the Southern Investment company announces a new modern fireproof theater will be erected at Manhattan beach by mid May to replace the one destroyed by fire. Stockholders will be called soon and plans detailless but no delay is expected. The cost may exceed fifty thousand dollars but the project will aim for full fireproof standards.

Manhattan Denver Colo Manhattan Beach John M. Foster Southern Investment Company Dr. Foster

Postal Savings Bill Faces Senate Session Test

Pressure mounts from the Mississippi Valley for passage of the postal savings bank bill. Senate leaders including Aldrich oppose moving it this session, planning to stall the bill as part of a broader financial reform package from the national monetary commission.

Washington Postal Savings Bank Mississippi Valley Postal Bank Aldrich National Monetary Commission Congress

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