Senate to Act on Statehood and Key Treaties Tomorrow
President Roosevelt urges leaders to push major legislation with a focus on the statehood bill and the admission of Oklahoma New Mexico and Alaska as a single state. The plan includes quick passage of Panama canal Cuban reciprocity and Alaskan boundary treaties and swift handling of appropriation and currency tariff measures. Senator Quay says a statehood settlement appears likely tonight.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Mexico
State Department
Department of Commorce
Quay
Anti-Trust Bill Passes House Expands ICC Powers
Washington February 9 the Littlefield anti trust bill passed the house unanimously. It authorizes the interstate commerce commission to inspect books of new and old corporations respond to complaints and impose up to 5000 dollar fines for failing to exhibit accounts or withholding evidence. The commission may suspend interstate operations of offending firms.
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Washington
Littlefield
Rockefeller Telegram Hoax Denied by Senators
The Washington report that John D. Rockefeller sent telegrams urging senators to oppose anti trust legislation is dismissed as a hoax. Senator Aldrich, linked to Rockefeller by marriage, says such a message would be crazy and notes the two families are connected.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Aldrich
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Young Pleads Guilty to Murder of Mrs Pulitzer
William Hooper Young grandson of Brigham Young pleaded guilty to the murder of Mrs Anna Pulitzer. He was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment after attempting an insanity defense. The body was found dismembered and he was captured in tramp disguise.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Brigham Young
Anna Pulitzer
Young
Willard Young
Bribery Allegations Tie Giron to Princess Loula
Report claims Prof. Giron was bribed to depart from the Princess Loula, with $100,000 said to have been paid and the princess’s illness linked to the action. Pope’s Declining Health Triggers Alarm in Rome as Jubilee Near. Ada Ellen Bayley Dies in Eastbourne. London Novelists’ Circle Set Meeting Tomorrow at Old Rooms for Social and Business Talks.
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Vienna
Giron
Loula
Local Notices and City Visitors Highlight Cheyenne Scene
Mre Henry T Gray shows rapid improvement since arriving in Cheyenne. Miss Ads Potter and Miss Catherine Freeborn return from Denver. C BE Weeks, expert machinist, back from Omaha. Robert McCabe leaves for New Mexico to resume work. Mrs Malloy of Hanna visits with her son. Miss Allie Durbin returns from city visit. H A Hunt of Douglas, B M Banks of Chugwater, and Stephen Kapus of Sunrise are in town. Mrs Anker Hirst delayed leaving for the east. Mrs 2 A Stewart returns from Brane ton and plans Knoxville trip next week. Found lamp decor item. owner to describe and pay for ad at Leader office. Valentines at the Ratchet. largest assortment and cheapest at 1710 Ferguson. Subscribers urged to notify management if paper not received. Change of address or stopping service must be reported to the office. Carriers not authorized to take orders.
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Henry T. Gray
Rapidy
Cheyenne
Ads Potter
Catherine Freeborn
Denver
C. BE
Omaha
Robert McCabe
New Mexico
Banta Weshop
Malloy of
Hanna
Allie Durbin
Mim Holphowatine
H. A. Hunt
Douglas
B. M. Banks
Chugwater
Stephen Kapus
Sunrise
Mra
Anker Hirst
A. Stewart
Braneton
Knoxville
Tenn
Great Tidal Wave Devastates Tuamotu Islands
Paris reports a devastating tidal wave and hurricane hit the Tuamotu group in January. Officials fear up to thousands perished as pearl divers and islanders faced flooding, with French warships being sent for relief and survivors in distress.
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Paris
Society Islands
Pacific Ocean
Excelsior
Tahiti
Hekiera
France
Pacific
Horse Put Down After glanders Found on Street
State Veterinarian G. T. Seabury identified a horse hitched to a drag wagon showing glanders symptoms. The animal is quarantined and ordered slaughter to prevent spread while other horses are watched.
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G. T. Seabury
Mrs Capt Ira Fredendall and son arrive in Cheyenne
Mrs Capt Ira Fredendall and her son Lloyd Fredendall arrived in Cheyenne last night from Janesville Wisconsin. They will stay a few days, then go to San Francisco and shortly after to the Philippines to join Captain Fredendall.
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Ira Fredendall
Lioyd Fredendall
Cheyenne
Janesville
Wis
San Francisco
Philippines
Fredendall
Fragmentary Bank Report From Choeyenne Wyoming 1908
Incomplete condition statement for Stockgrowers National Bank at Choeyenne Wyoming as of February 6 1908 shows various figures including cash and deposits. The readable lines indicate balance amounts and a cashier's attestation by A Leet and A Tita.
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Choeyenne
Bate
Wyoming
Financial ledger fragment from Cheyenne bank February 6 1904
A damaged financial note from a Cheyenne Wyoming bank shows assets and liabilities including secured drafts and United States bonds. The document lists reserves and notes in circulation with a cashier and a comptroller attestation witnessed by a notary.
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Ore
United States
Nieke Im
Railroad News From Cheyenne Aboard The West
Chief Engineer Berry and Superintendent McKeen visited Cheyenne with Berry returning to Denver and McKeen heading west to inspect the Wyoming Division. The O R T hired Lohman's Orchestra for the March 17 ball with a concert beforehand. Telegraph office expansion will improve operator quarters. Trainmaster H B Cox of Sidney was in town. A new train board by Yardmaster Blalock appears in the dispatcher's depot office. Mrs Emigh ill in Denver after a dangerous operation. Lyda and Hasel Emigh with her supporters.
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Berry
McKeen
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming
Lohman
H. B. Cox
Sidney
Park
Blalock
Spring Suits and Skirts Arrive in New Styles
Just received spring menswear and womenswear featuring all wool cheviot suits with Monte Carlo collars, stitched accents, and new sleeve shapes. Promotions list jackets, skirts, and broadcloth options in gray brown navy with prices from 2.60 to 15.00, plus over 40 exclusive SpringWalking and dress fabrics in Etamines broadcloth and snow flaked colors.
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Cgdhirdh
Dcsahtae
Eaki
Grand Concert by Convent Young Ladies
A two night concert in Convent hall on February 10 and 11 at 7 30 p m features piano and vocal pieces by the Junior and Senior Singing Classes along with instrumental selections and German and Hungarian works. Admission 60 cents. tickets at the hall.
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Picture Frame Company
West Seventeenth Street
General Transfer
Gixtesnth Street
Senate
Edigon
Buechner 4& Gon
Ferguson Street
Idelman Block
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Capitol Market
DENTAL _ COMPANY
hoMloe
Kent Block
West 17Th Street
W. U
VOL Cafe
THE
Murchisom Jewelry CO
U. FP
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Capitol Avenue
Riner & Schnitger
Coal Insurance
Toto
Rome
Pius
Dieg
London
Ada Ellen Bayley
Ednale
East Bourne
Jefferson Club
Rachet
Ofice
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Frubeertiee
Lendas
Tuamotu Group
Southern Pacific Sea
Stockgrowers’ National Bank
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Stot aCe
United
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Gao
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First National Bank
Wyreming
Aan
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Larnusie
E. Abbott
Mabry
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J. B. Durocis
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Dirac Blumen
Vicssceessanes
Vincent
Drake Goes
L. BE. Snow
Rawlins
L. G. Drake
East Seventeenth Street
Miss Watson
WM. Myers 4 CO
Turner Hall
Verein
Ronalni
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Uim
A. Johnson
Scotland
Martiana
Wallace
Kunse
Turner
Golo
H. B. Buechner
Covoani
Herman
Herbert
Marahuer
Quartette
HM. Dillman
F. Hermann
H. B. Burchner
A. Wellnits
Watts
Gymphla
Holteman
Fort Russell
Dickow
Palace Pharmacy and
Beechoer
M. Marks
Lara
Prin
Mrs
Kate ConneLly
Eddy Street
Williams & Myers
Heaney’s Old Place
West
Buechner & Son
Kelley Mercantile Company
Davis & Kelley
Very Truly
Kelley Mercantile CO
Ohenstein Bros
Stet Grocers
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