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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

Page

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Anti-Japanese Bill Killed by Assembly

The assembly moved to reconsider the school segregation measure citing presidential guidance. Governor Gillette praised the move as the senate weighs the bill, while the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association's request to Roosevelt remains without action as of Feb 10.

Senate Gillette Grove L. Johnson Roosevelt Washington, D. C Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of San Francisco

Justice for Indians Won’t Be Shortchanged

Garfield reviews 1868 and 1876 treaties with Northern Cheyenne of Montana and Northern Arapaho of Wyoming. Wyoming Indians allege discrimination in annuities. Garfield says available information supports their claims. Likely appropriation for Arapahoe relief. Congress may be asked to reimburse mis appropriated funds.

Washington Garfield of The Interior Montana Wyoming Congress

Hermit Miser Slain for Gold in Pueblo

Pueblo authorities report the murder of Italian hermit Frank Basto who lived alone with notable wealth. He was killed in his home tonight in what police deem a robbery gone wrong. the killer escaped with no clues left behind.

Pueblo Colo Frank Basto Asa

Laramie Route Ties Contract to Finish Road Project

A 1 500 000 cross ties contract finances completion of the Laramie Hahn s Peak Pacific line from Laramie Wyoming to Hebron Colorado and toward Steamboat Springs. Eastern financiers back the pact, with William Van Horne and associates controlling the line as a Union Pacific feeder and coal lands secured near Hebron.

Denver Ave Colorado Laramie Hahn's Peak William van Horne Union Pacific Mebron

Miser Hid 50 000 In Mattress Of Bed

In Lockport New York a mattress on the bed of Civil War veteran James Mahar found to contain more than 50 000 dollars in cash after his death Sunday. His two sons James Jana Lawrence will inherit the money.

Lockport N. Y James Mahar James Jana Lawrence

Wales Trip Alleged Astral Return Finds Evidence

Jordan Lambert disputes his wife belief that her astral body traveled to Wales to aid an injured boy and provide funds. Her account cites a spirit guide Joe Wentworth and matches a London bank incident, while a Boston desk clue suggests papers were tampered with in her husband’s office.

Jordan Lambert Wales Lambert Joe Wentworth London Wes A Spirit Guide Narragansett Pier Will Hennegan Bia Payehic Boston Spirit

Taft and Sherman Named Presidential Ticket in Joint Session

Theodore Roosevelt Taft of Ohio and James Sherman of New York were officially chosen as the presidential and vice presidential candidates in a joint session of the Senate and House. Vice-President Fairbanks presided. A ten minute wind storm struck Delaware and southern Pennsylvania, killing one man and a child and causing heavy damage along a narrow path.

W.H. Taft Ohio J. 8 Sherman New York Senate House Fairbanks Vilinaeroniny Dela- Fi Pennsylvania

Suspect in Murder Case Arrested in Dayton

Dayton Ohio Feb 10 police rounded up Christ Marsh Austrian 29 after a search lasting from early last evening until after midnight He faces charges of attempted assault of two young girls The investigation centers on the Forechner murder case with key facts withheld pending further reports

Dayton Ohio Christ Marsh Forechner Murog Fulhart Bliss

President Elect Taft Encounters Severe Storm at Sea

Aboard the U S S North Carolina President elect Taft and party faced their first heavy weather as they journey from Colon toward the Mississippi river passes. The morning northerly wind brought a heavy blow though overall conditions were unusually pleasant for the voyage.

U. S. S. North Carolina

Barking Collie Rescues Hotel Guests in Basement Fire

New York Feb 10 A collie owned by Oresto Giolito proprietor of the Hotel del Pe on West Ninth street barked to wake guests as a basement fire broke out. Giolito who slept on the second floor with his wife and three children awoke to smoke then alarmed the fire and saved a dozen guests who were overcome and carried to the street.

New York Oresto Giolito Hotel del Pe West Ninth Street Giolito

Engine Plunges 300 Feet Down Precipice

An engine and snowplow plunged 300 feet down a precipice on the Uintah railroad near Grand Junction Colorado killing engineer J E Lane and injuring a Greek section hand. Four other workmen were hurt in the accident during a heavy drift and grade pass on a curve.

Grand Junction Colo Or Pass J. E. Lane

Wars of future will be won by airships says Maxim

Hudson Maxim, noted inventor and relative of Mirman Percy Maxim, told Automobile Club of America members that future wars will hinge on flying machines. He argued Napoleon’s dictum fails as the strongest artillery loses to air power and warned intact towns and rail lines could be attacked by nocturnal air raids.

New York Hudson Maxim Mirman Percy Maxim Automobile Club of America Napoleon

Businessmen Back Grand Dry Farming Convention in Cheyenne

In Cheyenne Wyoming the Industrial club dollar dinner raised about 1500 for the Trans- Missouri Dry Farming congress to be held in the city this month. More than 80 prominent citizens attended the banquets and speeches urged strong local support and substantial fundraising for delegates and guests.

Industrial Club Board of Control of The Congress Cheyenne Wyoming

Washakie County Bill Up For Final Passage

The legislature held a busy session with many bills. Washakie county bill 8 F 36 passed the senate and was laid over for a morning debate by its supporters and opponents. Lander moves to secure funds for an agricultural station and the proposed Lander agricultural high school is under discussion.

House Senate Washakie County Lander Laramie Lamder Madden

Storm worst in 20 years blizzard hits Nebraska region

Norfolk Nebraska reports the worst blizzard in twenty years with 50 mile winds and deep snow drifts across Northern Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero and telegraph lines are down. In Near Plainview Herman Taylor dies from exposure after tending a herd as cattle freeze en route to market.

Norfolk Neb Nebraska South Dakota Wromine Oe Black Hills Wyoming Plainview Herman Taylor

Woman Leaps From Sixth Floor in Denver Spectacle

Violet Brierly a 28 year old student at the Agricultural College in Denver died after leaping from the Mining Exchange building sixth floor. Spectators witnessed the fall on a busy street and she died later in hospital.

Denver Colo C. M. Wood the Agricultural College Violet Brierly Mining Exchange

Agreement on 320 Acre Home Stead Bill

The house and senate conferees reach agreement on the 320 acre home stead bill. To secure accord the house conferees concede that two million acres of land in Utah be subject to non residence entry, hailed as a victory for Senator Smoot. The bill as written may pass this session. Wyoming pension boosts reported include Francis Fuller Buffalo Wyoming to 24 and John Shaffer Sheridan Wyoming to 30.

Washington House Senate Utah Smoot

Breckons Expected to Tender Resignation as D A

Washington dispatch reports District Attorney J W Breckons of Honolulu plans to resign amid friction with local interests. Attorney General Bonaparte confirms ongoing correspondence but declines further comment. Breckons hails from Wyoming.

Bereckons Washington Federal J. W. Breck Ons Honolulu Breck Bonaparte Donight Breckons Wyoming

Court rules Tromley sane in sanity investigation case

Tromley, fearing relatives would railroad him to an insane asylum over property left by his father, sought a court sanity hearing. Judge Crane initially declined, but a later petition led to an examination by Dr. Grube and Dr. Curtion, who found him perfectly sane. The court ordered Tromley returned to Macomb County with no danger of forced commitment.

Trombey Bagmaw Tromley Probate Court Crane Whia Dra. C. L. Grube FP. KB. Curtion Tramley Hon Macomb Portien Fto & Madhouna

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