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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

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Cheyenne Grants Cosgriff 25Year Street Railway Franchise

The Cheyenne City Council granted Thomas A. Cosgriff a twenty five year electric street railway and power franchise with work to begin within twenty days of Fort Russell right of way and completion within six months. A bond of 310,000 and a 5 000 certified check are required, with the life of the franchise set at twenty five years and conditions for tracks paving and poles.

Cheyenne Thomas A. Cosgriff Fort Russell Union Depot Union Pacific Eighteenth Street Gerantee Adam Schilling Cosgriff First National Forti

Oregon Elects Democrat Chamberlain to U S Senate

Portland June 2 Governor G E Chamberlain Democrat wins Oregon’s U S Senate seat to succeed Republican Charles W Fulton and a Republican legislature is chosen to elect him. Chamberlain’s margin over Republican Henry M Cake is believed to exceed 1000. victory seen as a personal triumph in a normally Republican state.

Portland Ore G. E. Chamberlain Oregon United States Charles W. Fulton Republcan Chamberlain Henry M. Cake Roosevelt Anti Senate United States Senate

Bronchos Lead Race Across the Plains Tonight

Reports from the Denver Post recount a long distance race with leaders scattered along the Union Pacific between Rawlins and Laramie. Charlie Workman on Teddy, and several other bronchos including Dix Bluebell Riley and Sorrel Clipper, are at Rock River with bets in Cheyenne favoring Workman as the probable winner.

Denver Post Union Pacific Rawlins Laramie Charlie Workman Teddy Wyoming Kern Dix Colorado Castro McLelland Riley Edwards Rock River Cheyenne Workman Vance Cannonball

Aged Lawyer Porter Ends Life in Office

New York reports Anthony B Porter a senior partner at Porter Kilvert killed himself in his office by inhaling chloroform at age seventy after careful preparations. Porter, a Civil War Union Army veteran, had endured years of life weariness.

New York Anthony B. Porter Porter & Kilvert Porter

Mitchell Emerges as Governor Nominee Contender

Chicago June 2 John Mitchell former United Mine Workers of America president rose as a serious candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after a conference with Roger C. Sullivan James T Connery and Fred W Block.

Mitchell Chicago John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Roger C. Sullivan Jobo T. Connery Fred W. Block

Wyoming Weather Forecast Shows Showers and Cooler Days

Forecast for Wyoming calls for showers and cooler weather Wednesday and Thursday followed by fair and warmer conditions. Local data through 6 pm June 2, 1908 report a maximum of 64 degrees and a minimum of 42 with zero inches precipitation.

Washington, D. C Wyoming Palmer

North Platte Boom Town as Rail Service Restored

Train service between Cheyenne and Chugwater resumes with limited schedule after flood damage. C and S faces washouts north of Chugwater, bridges rebuilt, roadbed repaired, and full service unlikely this week. Passengers diverted via Union Pacific, Burlington, and Chicago and Northwestern routes. Superintendent John Dwyer leads repairs with haste.

Colorado & Southern Chugwater North Platte River Cheyenne Wheatland John Dwyer Burlington Chicago & Northwestern

Roosevelt arranging to boss convention

Washington reports two weeks from the Republican national convention as Roosevelt backs a Rooseveltian platform for Taft. Taft aides outline tariff ideas, backing revision after inauguration and emphasizing protection phrased to deter monopolies. Senator Lodge may chair. Mrs Taft and Taft aides prepare Chicago headquarters.

Washington Chicago Taft Wade Ellis Ohio United States Resolutions Committee Senator Lodge Massachusetts Myron T. Herrick Acres of Taft Annex Auditorium Great Northorm

Hammond Enters Republican Vice Presidential Race

Washington D C June 2 John Haya Hammond joins the Republican ticket vice presidential race urged by western supporters noting his California birth knowledge of western issues and Gloucester Mass residency He formerly worked with Guggenheim Mining now independent mining engineer with strong business backing Montgomery of Colorado to open Hammond headquarters in Chicago tomorrow

Washington, D. C John Haya Hammond Gloucester Mass Hammond Guggenheim Mining Company Smelting Trust Washington John B. Montgomery Colorado Chicago

Close Iowa Republican Senate race probed by incomplete returns

Des Moines June 2 incomplete returns show a tight Republican senate contest between Allison and Cummings with both claiming lead between 10 000 and 20 000. Governor race also uncertain Garat v Cummings Carroll v Allison. Democrats nominate Fred E White for governor and Claude Porter for US senator without opposition.

Des Moines Iowa Allison Cummings Garat Carroll Fred E. White Claude B. Porter United States

Girls Sentenced to Death by Russians at Warsaw Court Martial

Three girls and eleven men were sentenced to death by court martial in Warsaw for attacking a post car at Sokolow last January. A bomb struck the car, killing two and wounding ten soldiers and railroad employees.

Warsaw Sokolow

Bryan's strenuous day with automobile tour ends in Kimball

Wm J Bryan completes a grueling Nebraska day traveling by auto from Alliance with stops in Bridgeport Scottsbluff and Kimball. The journey included multiple breakdowns and delays from a mobile accident as communities welcomed the visiting Democrat and his party.

Kimball Neb Wm. J. Bryan Nebraska Alliance Bridgeport Scotts Blum

Death by Own Action Shocks St Joseph City Hotel

Robert J. Roark a presumed Junction City Kansas lawyer cut his throat in a St Joseph hotel this morning then leapt from a second story window. He fled four blocks to a residence where a window was burned through and he died in the kitchen.

St. Joseph June S Robert J. Roark Junction City Kan

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