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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1909

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California Rises Head of Nation in School Segregation Debate

Sacramento reports a tense clash over a bill to exclude Japanese children from public schools. The legislature passed the measure 46 to 28, drawing President Roosevelt into the ongoing controversy and raising concerns about U.S. relations with Japan.

Sacramento Roosevelt Roose California

Fight Called Of In Kewanee Bout

Billy Pap announced in Kewanee on February 4 that the Pape Thomas boxing match was canceled.

Kewanee Lil Billy Pap Pap- e-Thomas

Fire threat ends quickly at Sherman Hotel blaze

An alarm around ten o clock Wednesday night sent firefighters to the Sherman hotel on West Seventeenth street. A third floor room was found afire but the chemical engine soon extinguished it with little damage. The blaze likely started from a match or lighted cigarette.

Sherman Hotel West Seventeenth Street

Millionth of cent for burying paupers approved

Grand Junction Colo Feb 4 Mesa county commissioners award contract to four local undertakers to receive one millionth of a cent for each pauper buried. One bid offered ten millionth of a cent per pauper but the county rejected the higher bounty as improper.

Grand Junction Colo Mesa County Aindertakers

Children Play Hours Beside Dead Parents

New York report details three and a half year old Ferdinand Voight and two year old Freda Voight playing near their dead parents after their father Frederick Voight at No 800A Jefferson Avenue killed his wife Freda and himself. A policeman intervened. the children hid as officers found the scene and the bodies. The two youngsters, exhausted, waited through the crisis while authorities arranged care through the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

New York Ferdinand Voight Freda Jefferson Frederick Voight Society For the Prevention of

Electrician dies after near railroad tracks in Fairbury

In Fairbury Nebraska on February 4 E B Hills an Evanston Wyoming electrician was found dying near railroad tracks. He died shortly after at 6 49 am without regaining consciousness. He was reportedly a member of the electricians union. A separate note mentions a Carl Kitowz at 208 North Ninth Street and an incident at Fourteenth Farnam where a handkerchief dropped from a pocketbook was picked up by a young man who vanished.

Fairbury Neb E. B. Hills Evanston Wyo Npron I Ak Fomals Carl Kowitz Farnam

Panic Tied to Morgan Plot Behind 1907 Financial Crash

Testimony links a supposed conspiracy by J. P. Morgan & Co. to punish John W. Gates after his Louisville Nashville stock coup of 1901. The alleged plan aimed to tighten money in New York in October 1907, triggering a market panic, but the objective failed.

United States Steel Corporation New York J. P. Morgan & Co John W. Gates Louisville Nashville

Fire scare at hotel as chorus girls flee through smoke

A hotel lobby filled with smoke from the Rigoletto restaurant as six kitchen workers were stranded on the fourth story and rescued by firefighters ladders. The restaurant building burned out while the hotel did not catch fire.

Ferma Iscene

Ghastly stratagem shocks Newark widow in murder case

Mrs Mary J Wilhelm widow of Frank Wilhelm suffers nerve collapse after midnight visit to the scene of his murder. Detectives try a similar ruse on suspect Nicholas Sicoa to extract a statement as he resists and sinks to the floor.

Newark N. J Mary J. Wilhelm Frank Wilhelm Mergee Nicholas Sicoa

Navy Prepares War Material for Philippines and Hawaii

In San Francisco on February 4 the week ends with a large shipment of war material to the Philippines and Hawaii. The arrival of the transport Buffalo and the torpedo flotilla’s presence add to public concern over potential hostilities and the air of impending conflict.

San Francisco Philippines Hawaii Buffalo Ameri

Tax Commission Bill Advances After House Debate

At yesterday's session the house focused on the tax commissioner measure with a two hour speech by Representative Vance before the committee of the whole recommended passage. The senate also approved in committee the salary increase for state officers and the $60,000 bounty bill, while defeating Robinson's anti corruption measure and Vance's rotation proposal for county offices.

House Vance Senate Committee of the Whole Robinson

Man shoots son in barn. tax talk fills Wyoming report

In Winsted Connecticut Isaac Elwell, 65, fatally shoots at a moving figure in his barn. the wounded man Arthur Cobb, 30s, is adopted by Edward Cobb next door. Surgeons remove nearly a hundred pellets from Cobb’s thigh and leg. Elwell not arrested. In Wyoming Representative A J Vance champions House Bill 71 creating a tax commissioner as he laments lax assessments, citing Bradstreet schedules and UP experts. continues on page four.

Winsted Conn Isaac Elwell Arthur Cobb Edward Cobb Elwell Cobb A. J. Vance Laramie County Wyoming Vance Bradstreet Union Pacific

Home Burns Claims Three Lives In Arkansas

In Little Bowk near Brentwood the home of Mrs. Frank Lathrop burned last night killing her two sons William 15 and Frank 25 and a young visitor George Barris. The tragedy occurred February 4 at the Brentwood area home.

Little Bowk Ark Frank Lathrop Brentwood William Frank George Barris

Convicted Banker Salmon Granted New Chance

Jefferson City Missouri February 4 The Missouri Supreme Court reversed the conviction of Harvey W Salmon a former banker of Clinton Missouri on the charge of receiving money while insolvent He had been sentenced to three years imprisonment Salmon headed a private banking concern and his case was considered a major mercy by legal observers

Jefferson City Supreme Court of Missouri Fredom Harvey W. Salmon Clinton Salmon

Mondell Opposes Miltiary Bison Farm Funding

Representative Mondell plans to raise a point of order against a $7,000 appropriation in the agricultural bill for a bison farm in Montana. He argues the funds would be better used elsewhere and warns the move could derail the legislation.

Mondell Washington, D. C Mon Dell Montana Getic Wyoming Secretary of Agriculture Mondells Scott Thie Sage

Forest Service faces sharp criticism in Congress debate

Washington lawmakers from California Colorado and Wyoming condemn budget waste and extortion by the forest service. Smith Cook and Mondell accuse administration excesses while Pinchot and allied officials defend the agency amid tensions over mining and farming interests. A separate note mentions Jimmy Gofroth Packey Me Parland and Li in a separate boxing line from Pew Feb 4.

Washington Forest Service Smith California Cook Colorado Mondell Wyoming Pinchot Pinchot Forest Service Hlinds

Court martial finds Qualtrough guilty of intoxication

The Tangier bound court martial on the battleship Qualtrough clears the charge of intoxication with a decision noted as proven though mitigating circumstances are uncertain. Carrie Nation is described in another item linked to an incident in London with a railway advertisement thrust.

Qualtrough Tangier Carrie Carrie Nation

Rabid Dog Attacks Kill Two Children at John Swett School

A rabid dog mauled two pupils during play at the John Swett Grammar school in San Francisco on February 4. Ida Viswhther, 14, and Bessie Bailey, 2, were seriously injured. Ida is in critical condition. The dog was chased by a crowd and shot by a police officer.

San Francisco Cal John Swett Grammar School McAlister Street Ida Viswhther Bessie Bailey Ida Fiswither

Wyoming seeks larger soil experiment appropriation amendment

Wyoming industrial groups urge Congressman Mondell to back a $297,000 soil investigation appropriation instead of $157,000. telegrams from state officials and the Third Trans Missuri Dry Farming board push support for the increase to aid western semi arid states.

Chigga Georgia Wyoming Congressman Mondell John T. Burns Board of Control Third Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress Congress West Arkhard Mixcourt

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