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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1895

Page

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Kentuckian Breckinridge and Heard clash in riot at House

A House debate over the Hawaiian resolution ends in a brawl as Breckinridge of Kentucky and Heard of Missouri exchange insults and fight. Members restrain them, and the sergeant-at-arms arrests the pair at the bar amid a riotous scene. Breckinridge apologizes to the chamber later.

Washington Breckinridge Heard District of Columbia Mr. Heard Mr. Breckinridge Ward Ios Breckinrid Penes Colorado McCreary Kentucky Mesara Ponce Outhwaite Bedlam Ike Hill Mr. Robinson House Authority Mr. Pence Sopahinvidge Col. Hill Mr Pence Miarouri Sversariea Banda

Sensational whisk trust case moves in Peoria

Developments in the Hartshorn stock trust case reveal locked books ordered for examination, attempted removal of two complainants, and grave stock manipulation charges against prominent officials. Hartshorn stockholders’ committee remains undismayed as attorneys vow to press the inquiry despite missing safekeeping details and fresh conflict in Peoria.

Cariaco Whisk Trust Grosscup Bes Peoria Trust Hartshorn Stockholders Nathan Bijur Sone A Saree

January's Business Very Poor Amid Gold Exports

New York, Feb 1. R G Dun report says conditions may improve as a new loan is expected. January saw the heaviest gold exports and withdrawals from the treasury, with low price averages for cotton, iron products, timber, and wheat. Money moved to New York amid weak silver, and a drop in overall commercial demand persisted. The past week showed several failures, with year over year declines noted.

New York R.G. Dun & Co Were & Co

Dundy Quashes Indictment in Ponca Bank Case

Lincoln Neb February 1 Judge Dundy in the federal district court today quashed fifteen counts in the Ponca National Bank case related to Dorsey. The Saint ing indictment charges false entries.

Lincoln Neb Dundy Federal District Court Ponca National Bank Saining

Gold Ordered for Shipment to Europe Thwarted by Rate Drop

New York reports 5 050 000 dollars in gold ordered for Europe but after sterling exchange rates fell 3 600 000 of the orders were canceled and potential shipment may be delayed.

New York Beb Europe Sterling Exchange

Cleveland Deaconesses Home Fire Kills Three Patients and Nurse

A blaze at the Deaconesses' home on Jennings Avenue in Cleveland destroyed the building. Three patients and a heroic nurse who refused to leave their charge perished as flames blocked exits. A patient named James Ehret signaled from a second floor window. ladders were set, but he and others could not be rescued. Among the dead were a child eight months old and a man with a fractured skull.

Minnie A. Owen William Allmeyer Ailmeyer Wy Apso Jamen Ehret Ehret Gee Jacob Kraun

Western rail lines clash over Union Pacific shares

In Carcano on February 1 the western railroads debated how to include Union Pacific in the trunk linen company without harming Northern Pacific. Disputes over Puget Sound business shares led to rate sheet adjustments and a boycott by Toland Burlington roads. Agent Lomax prepared signing once the boycott ended.

Carcano Western Lines Union Pacific Trunk Linen Company Northern Pacific Puget Sound Committee On Lines Union P Thenion Pacific Cout Toland Burlington Lomax

Gold Discovery Near Little Cottonwood Sparks Miner Excitement

Report from Saur Lane dated February 1 describes a gold discovery south of Little Cottonwood, eighteen miles from the city, drawing notable interest among miners who foresee a strong claim to rival existing finds. Local prospectors say the site shows potential, with hopefuls already examining the area.

Saur Lane Little Cottonwood Oa Be

The Disputed Strip Between Guatemala and Mexico

Former U S minister to Mexico P H Morgan comments on the Guatemala Mexico boundary dispute noting the disputed strip is richly fertile and densely wooded. He questions the likelihood of war, citing Guatemala's weak army and the potential for Mexico to rapidly deploy 25000 troops if conflict arose.

New York P. H. Morgan United States Mexico James G. Bisine Guatemala Mr. Morgan Brooklyn

Senator Wilson Elected U S Senator From Washington

Reports from Oregon Idaho New York and other states indicate legislators completed multiple ballots and official cables show shifts in support. In Washington Congressman John L Wilson was formally chosen as United States senator with victory declared.

Oxyupta Wash John L. Wilson United States Sacem Ore Hare Weatherford Www Hermann Lord Agen Botse Tdaho No de Shoup Sweet Clay

Debs Trial Attendance Mentioned By Reporters

Cucano February 1 Gen Jacob Coxey attended Debs' trial and sat on the platform. Engineer Eli Perkins of the Illinois Central testified for Tony and Edward Gly. Officer D O Keefe of the Illinois Central corroborated testimony with Gopper and Edgerly.

Cucano Jacob Coxey Debs Eli Perkins Illinois Central Tony Edward D. O'Keefe Llinois Gopper Edgerly

Triplets Born in Farm Family Near Oxcanoma Crix

Eight miles east of the city the wife of Douglas Balts, a farmer, gave birth to three girl babies all alive and well. The couple previously had twins, making this birth a trio of newborn daughters.

Douglas Balts

Bitters Promoted as Cure All by Local Vendor

A local remedy advertises Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver and kidney issues, boils and impure blood ailments. The pitch claims fever prevention and overall health benefits with prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar at A. E. Roedel’s store.

A. E. Roedel Dean Avianiie

Stole 655 Dollars From Fort Laramie Ranch Owner

Silas Doty reported $655 missing from his Fort Laramie residence. James Kenwood, Doty’s trusted ranch hand, was arrested in Greeley as the principal thief. W Burker and Sheriff Fredendall aided in the investigation and Kenwood was captured after travelling to Bordeaux and returning via nearby towns.

W. Burker James Kenwood Greeley Silas Doty Fort Laramie Mr. Doty Sheff Fredendall Kenwood Doty Bordeaux Fredendall

Cattle Receipts and Prices Mixed at Cawaao and Omana Markets

In Cawaao on Feb 1 cattle receipts reached about 4000 with early estimates revised down. Steers sold around 3.78 to 6.25, while sheep and lambs brought variable prices from 4.25 to 10.50 per head. In Omana receipts were 900 with low grades weak, veal calves firm, and feeder stock dull.

Cawaao Ceipta Thoreway Omana

York Figures Lead to Substantial Penion on Exchange

York reports Brower and n have announced their suspens on the stock exchange. The stakes total about 400000. Girl Bachelor Apartments are discussed as a new housing idea for women in New York. The piece notes the long history of bachelor lodgings and the recent push by Miss Janet A Lewis to open more female friendly housing, pending site selection.

York Brower Stock Exchange New York A. T. Stewart Janet A. Lewis Philadelphia Press

New York Women Debate Rainy Day Dress Code

The Alumom Association of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen in New York, composed of female graduates from steno graphic and typewriting classes (1887–1904), held a meeting with 60 members. They debated a new objective for an on was sensible does with a paper by Miss Seesiane Peon, and discussed dress for rainy days, recommending leggings for nonbelievers.

Alumom Association General Society of Mechanicn and Tradesmen City of New York Mins Seesiane

Price's Cream Baking Powder Wins Highest Medal

Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives the top medal and diplomas in a judged competition earning its recognition against rival brands.

Wyoming Supreme Court to Rule on Prohibition Writ in Chadron Case

Judge Metz of the Fourth district is summoned to show cause why a writ of prohibition should not issue in Bank of Chadron v. Martin C. Anderson. The matter questions lower court jurisdiction in Weston county where a judgment over $900 was entered and garnishee funds paid in. The case hinges on proper method to vacate a judgment after term and whether such writs can originate from a superior court to curb lower court actions.

Metz Fourth Judicial District Supreme Court Bank of Chadron Martin C. Anderson Wyoming Fisher Chadron Neb

Town Talk roundup of small city events and people

Gossipy paragraphs note Dr Hingston in Carey block. One hundred coal miners laid off at Carbon. Entre Nous dance in Keefe hall praised. Carbon dramatic club tours for fire department funds with fair success. Government commissions Griffen Sheridan Butler Caspers Barr Burnt Fork as notaries. House Ways and Means committee to meet at 10 in Representative hall on the general appropriation bill.

Keefe Hall Carbon Dramatic Club W. G. Griffen Sheridan Alex. T. Butler Caspers Gavin H. Barr Burnt Fork Gov. Richards House Ways and ‘Means Representative Hall

Card Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Stone

Mr and Mrs E W Stone entertained many friends last evening with a card party. Charming souvenirs were given to the winners and a delicious lunch was served.

E. W. Stone

Treasury Deficit for January and Fiscal Year

The treasury report shows January receipts from all sources at 27,804,899 while expenditures reach 54,523,447, producing a January deficit of 8,719,481 and a fiscal year deficit of 4,282,070.

Treasury Washington

Royal Baking Powder Triumph Noted In World’s Fair Tests

The World's Fair tests showed Royal baking powder outperforming others with high purity and strong leavening power, outshining competitors like 80 pure varieties and similar brands. The report highlights Royal’s superior performance and reliability.

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