Gray Gan Be Second Choice if He Will
Denver June 30 Candidates for Democratic vice presidency are many and likely to grow. George Gray of Delaware may accept second place if not the lead, but his managers demand first place. Bryan favors Gray as running mate, while Gray has not declared. The Gray campaign was launched with Savoy headquarters as Johnson and Bryan groups plan early banners. A strong fight is expected over anti injunction plank with Sulivan and Taggart opposed.
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Denver
Colo
George Gray
Delaware
Gray
Bryan
Savoy
Johnson
Committee On Resolutions
Lincoln
Sulivan
Illinois
Taggart
National Committee
Terror in Two Towns Sparks Riots Across Regions
Port Townsend reports a mob riot after soldiers protested a newspaper story. Fort Worden troops arrested, chief beaten, provost guards deployed. In Arkansas, St Louis Railway strikebreakers faced a deadly mob with gunfire injuring several sleepers. 200 shots fired as guard and mob clashed.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Fort Worden
Evening Call
Barry
Cummins
Fort Smith
Ark
St. Louis Intermountain Railway Company
van Buren
Wyoming Woman Honored by Women Club Federation
Mrs Philip N Moore was elected president of the Federation of Woman's Clubs for two years in Boston. She won 51 percent of 906 votes, over Mrs Mary Ward of Boston, while other nomination committee candidates were elected including Mrs Frank N Sheik of Wyoming as corresponding secretary.
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Boston
Mass
Mra
Philip N. Moore
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Moore
Mary Ward
Frank N. Sheik
Wyoming
Denver Man Appointed Railway Construction Superintendent
P. Livermore of Denver has been appointed superintendent of construction for the electric street railway planned by T. A. Cosgriff and partners in the Cheyenne Electric Railway company.
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P. Livermore
Denver
Electric
T. A. Cosgriff
Cheyenne Electric Railway Company
Revolutionists Attack Garrison at Palomas
A band of about fifty revolutionaries attacked the Palo mas garrison in Palomas Chihuahua this morning. The defenders repulsed the assault with one man killed and one captured before the attackers fled to the surrounding mountains.
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el Paso
Tex
Palomas
Chihuahua
Four Coffins Moved From Carbon to Denver Family Remains
A train baggage car carried four coffins from Carbon Wyoming to Denver yesterday for reinterment beside William Meyer. The decedents are Henrietta Grabenhorst 50 Clara R Meyer 48 JL Meyer 12 and Bertha Meyer 1. The Meyers formerly lived in Carbon and were moved after the town’s decline and the father died in Denver.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Henrietta Grabenhorst
Clara R. Meyer
JL. F. Meyer
Bertha Meyer
Carbon
Wyo
William Meyer
Meyers
Coler Heads Brooklyn Delegation to Democratic Convention
Bird Coler left for the national Democratic convention in Denver. He leads the Brooklyn delegation chosen by the state convention, though his seat and those of his associates are contested by rival factions seeking confidence in their delegation.
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Coler
New York
Capture of Insurgents Reported Near Galita
A 350 man detachment under Brigadier General Juan N. Duran pursued insurgents from the City of Mexico to Viesca after a band of about 100 men cut telegraph wires near Galita. Four captives, six horses, and eight saddles were seized. sources say the band dispersed. Washington states the United States coordinates with Diaz government to uphold neutrality across the border.
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Monterey
Torreon
Viesca
City of
Mexico
Junan N. Duran
Galita
Bishop Potter Near Death After Critical Illness
Cooperstown N Y June 30 Bishop Henry Godman Potter of the New York Protestant Episcopal diocese was reported resting more comfortably after a day of deteriorating strength. The condition remains critical though some symptoms are more favorable than earlier.
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Cooperstown
Henry Godman Potter
New York Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Dental Board Members Arrive in Cheyenne for Meetings
Dr. William Frackleton of Sheridan president of the state board of dental examiners and Dr. W. C. Cunningham of Evanston secretary arrived in Cheyenne to attend a meeting of the board to be held today tomorrow and Friday. Dr. Peter Ap pel of Cheyenne is the third member of the board.
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William Frackleton
Sheridan
State Board of Dental Examiners
W. C. Cunningham
Evanston
Cheyenne
Peter Appel
Graft by the Jury and a Brooklyn Spirit Medium
The appellate division ordered a new trial in the case of Edward Vanderbilt cited incompetent in his own affairs after a jury accepted a daily fee from the county. Vanderbilt had wed Mary Pepper the medium Mrs Pepper Vanderbilt and large property given to his wife. The court ruling may quash the indictment against Mrs Pepper Vanderbilt and stay the marriage annulment action.
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New York
Edward Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Sevral
Mary 8
Pepper
Mrs. Pepper
Bright Eyes
Vanderbilt
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Sheriff's Jury
Minerva Vanderbilt
Jury Nears Completion in Steve Adams Case
Grand Junction Colorado June 30 A defense petition asks the court to allow subpoenas at state expense asserting they cannot fund witnesses. Tentative jurors remain with peremptory challenges from both sides. verdict expected by tomorrow night. Cleveland teachers convention sessions June 20 feature numerous sectional meetings and a vote on next president and site for next annual convention to be held tomorrow.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Steve Adams
E. A
Cleveland
Fish for Fremont County En Route
Superintendent Tregoning of the Laramie fish hatchery arrived in Cheyenne with 60 000 young trout to be planted in Fremont County streams. He will depart for the north with the fry this morning.
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Fremont County
Tregoning
Laramie
Even Six-Round Bout Ends In Draw At New York
Abe Attell and Matty Baldwin fought six fast rounds in New York tonight. Both fighters stood on their feet and the bout ended on all points as an even draw.
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New York
Abe Attell
Matty Baldwin
Gre
Treasury Deficit Seen At Sixty Million For Year End
Washington reports the forthcoming treasury statement for the year ending June 30 1908 shows expenditures exceed receipts by about 60 million dollars. Receipts fall about 64 million from 1907 while disbursements rise roughly 80.6 million, reflecting large outlays for Panama canal and land reclamation projects.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Panama Canal
Woman leader of Mexican uprising vows revolu tionary surge
In St Louis Andrea Villarreal Gonzales a poetess and junta figure says Mexico will be engulfed by a new revolution as 30 000 miners armed with bank funds 40 000 more join. She claims generals will rally and the laboring classes support the insurgents while she sends funds and arms to a leader she would not name.
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St. Louis
Anatuie
North Tenth Street
Andrea Villarroel Gonzales
Mexico
Antonio
Los Angeles
Wreckers blamed for California Limited tragedy near Winslow
Santa Fe officers claim the California Limited wreck was caused by burning the bridge near Winslow Arizona on Sunday night. Three people died as a result of the collapse and the disaster is under investigation. William Winter the New York drama critic arrived in Los Angeles shaken by the wreck.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
California Limited
Winslow
Ariz
William Winter
New York
Winter
Coal Collieries Idle as Shutdown Prolongs
The Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Company and Lehigh Coal Company will idle 15,000 workers as all collieries shut down tonight in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania and stay idle until July.
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Mahanoyity
Philadelphia Reading Coal & Iron Company
Lehigh Coal Company
Troops Depart to Crow Creek Reserve for August Maneuvers
Eleventh Infantry troops from Fort Russell prepare to move to Crow Creek reserve tomorrow. Two companies head to Camp Pole Mountain to erect tents and arrange for main troop arrival while another detaches at Dale Creek to assist in supply handling under Lieutenant Delaplane. Captain Jones’ company remains at Fort Russell for August garrison duty.
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Crow Creek Reserve
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Pole Mountain
Dalé Creek
Delaplane
Jones
Weather Forecast and Local Data for 1908
Washington reports Wyoming forecast partly cloudy Wednesday with southeast showers and cooler in the south and west. Local data show 24 hours to 6 pm June 0 with max 74, min 47 and no precipitation.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
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Cincinnati
Belvar
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Haas
Special Market Report
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Montana
Bozeman
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Wm. J. Bryan
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