Dollar Dinner Highlights Cheyenne Plans and Civic Drive
A Cheyenne Industrial club dinner drew 150 prominent business leaders for four hours of talks on city growth. Speakers urged advancement of theater, Frontier park, municipal reforms, streetcars, lights, and school expansion to boost Cheyenne’s development and status in the West.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
West
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
Thomas Heaney
New
Atlas Theater
Mr. Heaney
Mullen
William Mullen
Frontier Park
Alva J. Vance
Laramis County
Vance
Jacob Sherman
Peter
Cook
Sweeney
United States
George P. Knight
Congressional Inquiry Delays Navy Critic Reuterdahl
Two senior naval officers testified before the senate naval affairs committee on the charges raised by Henry Reuterdahl. Admiral Converse denied any link between Reuterdahl's articles and Navy statements while noting the artist's naval familiarity. Senators joked about sending Reuterdahl to a remote Pacific island.
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Washington, D. C
Naval Construction
Converse
Board of Construction
Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Henry Reuterdal
Perkins
Hale
Flaue
Reuterdahl
Hill
Sims
General Board of the Navy
Secretary of Navy
Pacific
Ore theft threat halts mining crew at Gold King
In Silverton Colorado W Z Kinney manager of the Gold King mine H M Soule company vice president and Sheriff William Palmquist received letters bearing crude skulls and threats of death unless ore thieves are stopped. Kinney ordered the discharge of sixty five foreign miners following a string of ore theft arrests at the Gold King mines, involving about thirty workers detained recently.
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Silverton
Colo
W. Z. Kinney
Denver
Gold King
H. M. Soule
William Palmquist
Kinney
SECTION FOREMAN S BRIDE WEDS BUFORD WYOMING
Miss Margaret Warn became the bride of Frank Hennek the Buford district superintendent of the Union Pacific track department at 9 oclock Saturday morning. The ceremony was at the Warn home Cheyenne priest Rev Father Duffy officiated. The bride wore white silk voile lace trimming and a veil. Bridesmaid Mary Warn wore blue silk satin with white carnations. Groomsman Samuel Warn stood with the groom. Fifty guests attended and a wedding breakfast followed.
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Buford Gir
Buford
Wyo
Margaret Warn
Frank Hennek
Union Pacific Track Department
James Warn
Father Duffy
Cheyenne
Mary Warn
Samuel Warn
Weather report for Wyoming and Washington DC 1908
Forecast from Washington DC February 2b lists Wyoming as partly cloudy with local snows and warmer temperatures by Thursday. Local data for 24 hours ending 6 pm February 26 shows a maximum 24 degrees and a minimum 24 degrees with trace precipitation by W.8 Palmer Section Director.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Trace
Palmer
Jury Fined For Flipping Coin In Damages Case
In New York, Justice Day set aside the verdict against the New York City Railway Co over a child's death and fined 12 jurors 60 each for deciding by a coin flip. Jurors explained they were hopelessly divided and one juryman wanted to leave to attend to business.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
New York City
Railway Company
Pinchot Misrepresentation Campaign Over Shannon Case
Special report from Washington notes Pinchot and uniformed supporters push misstatements about the Shannon case. The Montana judge's decision, upheld by a circuit court, does not settle forest service rules as law. Editors warn western readers not to fear supposed broad authority.
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Washington, D. C
Judge Hunt
Montana
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Baron Pinchot
Westher
Washington
Forestry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Pinchot
United States
Shannon
Forest Service
Forest ‘Service
West
Aldrich Bill Debates Focus in Congress
Congress debated the army appropriation bill with tariffs and monetary reform topics dominating. Senator Owen defended Aldrich currency legislation while Indians and Indian affairs were discussed as Teller and Curtis backed the Indian appropriation bill.
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Army
Congress
Washington
DD. C
House of Representatives
Garrett
Tennessee
Hall
North Carolina
Repubican
Hayes
California
United States
Aldrich
Parker
New Jersey
Kustermay
Wisconsin
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Jones
Arkansas
Teller
Train wrecker Cox confesses to derailment near Otterville
Walter W. Cox a 36 year old wood chopper from Franklin Junction Mo confessed to railroad officials that he removed a rail on top of Otterville Hall fifteen miles east of Sedalia causing the freight wreck He planned to wreck a passenger train due a few minutes later Cox said he acted alone and had no accomplices He was arrested in Win Home and brought to the scene for questioning.
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Sedalia
Walter W. Cox
Franklin Junction
Misouri Pacific Railroad
Otterville Hall
Cox
Missouri Pacific
Otterville
Win
Chicago Murder Ends Quarrel in Servia Harbor
Chicago reports a fatal stabbing at Todiana Harbor after a quarrel believed to have started in Servia. Rutz Dushin was killed last night. Nine Nelolezad and his son Mor aket Nelolezad were arrested and charged with murder.
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Chicago
Servia
Rutz Dushin
Todiana Harbor
Nelolezad
Moraket Nelolezad
Roosevelt Action Endorsed by Senate Panel in Negro Soldier Case
Washington February 25 the senate committee of military affairs endorsed President Roosevelt’s action regarding the Twenty Fifth Infantry and a dispute over the Browneville Texas vote. The committee voted ls to Ui in favor of the president’s handling of the matter.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Browneville
Texas
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
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E. 8. Johnston
City Board of Education
The
Cheyenne Industrial Club
NAVY
Weather Report
Baron of the Forest Reserves
United States Court
Shannon Gase
Curtis
Train Wrecker
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