Senate stalls as Quay blocks bills for era of reform
Washington notes Senate action hampered by Senator Quay with most business awaiting consent except treaties on Panama Canal Alaska boundary and Cuba. Yet anti trust measures advance in committees and in both chambers as Littlefield and Elkins bills move toward final passage amid ongoing party disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Panama Canal
Cuba
Littlefield
Elkins
Fairbanksessions
Morgan
Teller
Pope Leo fainted at Mass in Sistine Chapel
Pope Leo XIII fainted while dressing for the twenty fifth anniversary ceremony in the Sistine chapel. Despite his entourage urging postponement he insisted on proceeding appearance showed him pale and feeble during the event.
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Rome
Sistine Chapel
Piva IX
Leo
New Transcontinental Rail Line Planned by Gould Interests
San Francisco sources say a new transcontinental railroad under Gould control is planned to run from Oakland through Haywards Stockton Marysville across to northern Nevada and Utah linking with the Denver and Rio Grande at Ogden. Local capitalists have formed incorporators and expect Gould funds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gould
San Francisdo
Oakland
Haywards
Stockton
Marysville
Nevada
Utah
Ogden
Supreme court denies release for Oklahoma convict
Topeka February 7 The supreme court denied Ira Terrill’s request to be released from the Kansas penitentiary holding the keeping contract legal. The decision shatters the hopes of 200 other Oklahoma convicts seeking parole or release.
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Topeka
Kana
Supreme Court
Ira Terrill
Oklahoma
Kansas Penitentiary
Roosevelt declines 10 arbitrate on Venezuela claims
President Roosevelt declined the allied powers invitation to arbitrate preferences in settling Venezuela claims. He instructed Secretary Hay to notify the British embassy to that effect, sending the issue to The Hague tribunal and prompting immediate valuation of the blockade.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Hay
Hague
Damage suit over Park Avenue tunnel deaths drags to deadlock
In White Plains New York Central lines suit, Alfred Perry sought $250000 for the death of his four daughters in the Park arenas tunnel disaster. The jury reported an inability to agree with a split verdict near 76000 and the full amount held by the twelfth juror.
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White Plains
N. Y
Thiem Cralog
Alfred Perry
New York Central Line
Park Arenas
Beer Law Legal in Kansas City Case
The judge rules that beer may be temporarily stored or transmitted without a law violation while the federal case involving the Pabst Brewing company stands. The decision clarifies that limited storage or transit does not breach the statute, but otherwise the law remains in effect.
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Kanes City
Bob
Pabst Brewing Company
Sultan Mobilizes Quarter Million Troops in Macedonia
Paris reports the sultan has ordered immediate mobilization of a quarter million troops for a military demonstration in Macedonia. Observers fear renewed massacres and possible European-wide conflict involving Turkey, Russia, and Austria as powers discuss response.
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Paris
Turkey
Macedonia
Russia
Austria
Europe
Crown Princess Louise Denied Visit to Sick Child
In Dresden on February 7 the Saxon ministry unanimously rejected Crown Princess Louise's request to return to Dresden to see her sick child. The ministry prohibited any brief visit, and the decision will be telegraphed to the princess.
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Louise
Dresden
Princan
Notable Cheyenne Travel and Local Visits Highlight Busy Period
Local residents including J W Brower of Landerte Mrs Lyman Astley and Mrs D H Craig share confinement and visits Judge and Mrs D H Craig return to Rawlins Mra BH H McQuilkin visits Denver Mrs M L Howse returns from Denver Mrs Charles Carey visits Denver John Grieve Casper Mabel Heaney returns from New York W H Kilpatrick of Kilpatrick Bros & Collins visits Cheyenne Hon J W Hay returns to Rock Springs from Industrial convention Mrs Anker Hir et heads to Grand Island N B Corthell of Laramie travels east Meyer Frank heads to Denver for wedding M K Knight Nelson Buffum return to Laramie from convention Professors Knight Nelson Buffum return in group from Industrial convention C M Barrow R H Knittle R F Potter Jr of Douglas arrive Hon F Fishback and wife travel east Mies Patterson begins western trip Mies Tyer covers route in absence Mrs Skyman B Cooper returns from Atlantic Iowa to Cheyenne Representative Cooper stays for Legislature Extra copies of Wyoming Industrial Edition urged. Capitol Market offers beef and mutton.
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J. W. Brower
Landerte
Lyman Astley
Jinena
D. H. Craig
Rawlins
Mra BH. H. McQuilkin
Denver
M. L. Howse
Charles Carey
John Grieve
Casper
N. E. Corthell
Laramie
Cheyenne
New York
Meyer Frank
Mies Cawie Loeb
W. ©. Knight
Aven Nelson
B. C.buffum
C. M. Barrow
R. H. Knittle
R. F. Potter, Jr
Douglas
F. Fishback
East
Conductor Pheres and Curran Backing Fight in Court
F. M. Pheres and J. F. Curran who pleaded guilty to grand larceny have decided to contest in district court with attorney M. J. Barry. Brakeman Costello has been released for lack of evidence. Austin Myers and Drake received jail and prison sentences. Hazeltine Pheres and Curran face trial with Hazeltine’s preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday.
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F. M. Pheres
J. F. Curran
Union Pacific
Stone
M. J. Barry
Costello
Austin
Myers
Drake
Hazeltine
Pheres
Curran
New five thousand dollar brick block planned on Fifteenth Street
Thomas Heaney seeks to erect a two story brick business block on Fifteenth Street replacing the Strom building. The $5,000 structure, $2,000 for fixtures, aims to rent space and feature a plate glass front likely housing a saloon. The old Strom place, a city landmark for 25 years, will be razed.
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Thomas Heaney
Fifteenth Street
Strom
Hartville Pair Wed in City Ceremony
William F. Burke and Mrs. Mary E. King, both of Hartville Wyoming, were married yesterday in this city and will reside in Hartville. The bride had just been granted a divorce in the district court here on Thursday afternoon and wed her second husband within twenty four hours.
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William F. Burke
Mary E. King
Hartville
Wyo
OFF FOR RUSSIA H Hugo Donzel to Russia for estate case
This afternoon Hon Hugo Donzel leaves for the east with a likely stop in Russia to manage a large estate matter He will consult heirs in Portage Wisconsin after visiting St Louis and Milwaukee If he cannot appoint a replacement he will go to Libau Russia to settle the estate returning in about five weeks If a substitute is found he will visit New York and Washington and return in about twelve days
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Hugo Donzelman
East
Russia
Hurley
New Jersey
Donzelman
Portage
Wis
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Libau
New York
Washington
Commission investigates interstate rail discrimination findings
Kansas City reporters note commissioners Prouty and Yeamon of the interstate commerce commission hear testimony on Burlington railroad bias favoring long hauls. Fronty questions railroad coal dealer conspiracy while recounting a Brunswick coal crop that could supply the city all winter. Local Cheyenne forecast: fair and warmer tonight and Sunday. Data shows 11 degrees high and 5 below zero, with 0.7 inches precipitation. John Harrington advertises men’s fine shoes and Dr Reed and Jon shoes at reasonable prices.
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Kansas City
Prouty and Yeamon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Fronty
Washington
Brunswick
Cheyenne
Vielalty
DR. Reed
Jon
John Harrington
New Spring Suits and Skirts Arrive in Broad Selection
Advert shows all wool cheviot options with trimmed jackets stitched silk bands and new shaped sleeves. It highlights walking and dress shirts and gowns in materials like Cheviots Melrose and Bolly, with many exclusive styles and prices around 900.00.
Marconi Wire Telegraph Seeks Extended Purposes
London hearing notes show The Marconi Wire Telegraph Company applying to extend its corporate purposes as part of a reaction to evolving communications needs, with details limited in the brief.
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London
Marconi Wirelews Telegraph Company
Free Horn innocent bill drafted to free Horn on habeas corpus
Prosecuting Attorney Stoll reports a bill introduced in the state legislature would amend the penal code to turn death sentences into life terms and could force Tom Horn from custody on habeas corpus. The measure, H. R. No. 100, was referred to judiciary and aims to apply retroactively to existing death sentences.
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Stoll
Bill
Horn
Tom Horn
Nolan
Weston County
Committee On Judiciary
Tard Tabor
Measure Killed In Committee On Capital Punishment
This afternoon at 3 15 o clock a vote on House Bill No 100 abolishing capital punishment was indefinitely postponed in committee of the whole. Representative P 8 Cook argued against abolishing capital punishment and referenced the Horn case.
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P. 8
Cook
Ionu Endo
General Miles and Mrs Miles Sail to New York
General Miles and Mrs Miles sail from London to New York as the final leg of a around the world trip begun after his assignment to inspect the Philippine posts. Also mentions finishing with the Cheyenne Steam Laundry and a Leader subscription.
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London
General
Mra. Miles
New York
General Miles
Musical program by 18th Infantry Band ensemble
The 18th Infantry Band presents overtures and selections led by Corporal A. Johonon with pieces such as Brabal Mater and Cavalleria Rusticana, plus baritone solos and choruses. Other works include Reminiscences of Scotland and Auf der Wacht with performers Buechner and Wallace, completing a varied concert.
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Roesial
Moccagin
Bolo
Chapelle
Corporal A. Johonon
Scotland
Godfrey
Martiana
Wallace
Kunse
Turner
Bob
H. B Buechner
Herman
Harepade
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