Czar to Be Waited On By Committee
At the American Federation of Zionists convention in Pittsburg a chorus of eminent Jews sent cablegrams protesting mass killings and looting of ghettos urging safe harbor for Jews while Der Lorimer proposed a twenty person mixed committee travel to Russia to plead against the Kishinev massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Federation of Zioniate
Nordau
Zangwill
Dr Herz
Segal
Palestine
der. Lorimer
New York
United States
Russia
Walt Om
Czar
Kisheniff
Governor Bailey to Wed in Kansas City Wedding Tour
Governor Bailey travels from Topeka to Kansas City to marry Mrs Ida B Weed on Tuesday night. The wedding follows a flood and cattleman conflict, with Bailey planning to return to the statehouse promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Bailey
Kansan City
Kansas City
Woot
Mra
Weed
Attempt on Emperor Foiled as Bouquet Thrown
A man struck at the emperor in a carriage with a bouquet breaking helmet and a guard wrestled him away. A woman who threw the bouquet was arrested as officials described the incident in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Welsbaden
French Steamers Collision Off Marseilles Kills Hundreds
The Liban and Insulaire collided near Maire islands as Liban sank after attempting to beach near shore. At least 187 dead reported with 33 recovered. Liban carried 240 passengers. Divers scour wreckage while the captain reportedly went insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Insulaire
Liban
Fraissénet Steamship Company
Bastia
Corsica
Maire
Blechamp
Lihan
Maire Island
Groff Brothers Indicted for Government Fraud Conspiracy
Federal grand jury indicts Samuel and Diller Groff brothers for conspiring to defraud the government. They manufactured a box fastener and repaired watches. D Miller of Ferguson Street listed. Dr Barkwell’s office at Keefe Hall rooms 24 and 35. Cheyenne Cycle Works advertises bicycle tires at Ferguson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Samuel and
Diller Groff
Loggbag
Groffs
Dr. Barkwell
Keefe Hall
Cheyenne Cycle Works
Ferguson Street
Flood Devastates South Carolina Mills in Pacolet and Clifton
A midnight to dawn storm drenched South Carolina causing widespread ruin in Pacolet Clifton and Glendale mills. Dozens feared dead with 25 to 30 drowned as mills Nos 1 and 2 were swept away, boiler rooms submerged and bridges washed out. President Montgomery estimates damage at 1.26 million with about 1,200 mill workers left unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Pacolet
Clifton
Glendale
Victor Montgomery
Gaiher
Macolet
Mississippi flood swamps St Louis as levees fail
The Mississippi River floods drive devastation across St Louis and nearby towns. Levees break, homes and businesses are lost, and hundreds are isolated without food or shelter. The river rose to 37 feet with crest expected near 38, while rail traffic and services halt. Tremont hotel damaged as the crisis deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Baltimore &Ee
Louis
Cook
Kohn Station
Collinville Avenue
Tri-Cities
St. Louia
Venice
St. Louis
Eads Bridge
Tremont
Mrs Tabor Loses Suit Over Matchless Mine
The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled against Mrs H W Tabor widow of former Senator Tabor in her bid to keep the Matchless mine in Leadville. The decision transfers ownership to James W Newell and others, ending her claim in the Tabor Mines and Mill Company suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denyer
Cole
Court of Appeals
H. 4. W. Tabors
Senator Tabor
Tabor
Leadville
James W. Newwil
He Tabor Mines and Mill Company
White and Jett on Trial in Kentucky Case
In Jackson Kentucky June The tints of Tom White and Oria Jett charged with the rasakauation of James Marcus in the Podkril Hargiaa ued were called by Tadge Redwine this morning. The prisoners were brought in by gallitia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Ky
Tom White
Ouriia Jett
James Marcum
Tadge Redwine
Gallitia
Barty
de Morving
Court Decides Again at Civics Charter Meet
The court makes the temporary injunction permanent and restrains the county clerk from counting votes in the charter election. Civics elects last Tuesday will meet in the charter convention tomorrow to frame a charter. Madam Biva Fay clairvoyant offers palm, card readings at 510 Wea Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics
Denver
June
Mullns ‘E
Atention
Madam Biva Fay
Palu
Eighteenth Street
Japanese Flee After Murder Sparks Anti-Japanese Campaign
Reports say Hong Ri appointed magistrate on Tai Shidaia Island and prosecutes anti-Japanese actions so fiercely that about fifteen hundred Japanese residents flee for safety amid tensions following the Chinese Japanese war incident in Kobe and Hong Ri’s crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Japan
Hong Ri
Tai Shidaia
Negro Electrocuted for Prison Guard Murder in New York
Oscar Flanngan, a Negro, who killed Hugh McGovern during an escape from a New York City prison, was electrocuted in the morning. In Indiana, Sheriff Holspale with over a hundred armed deputies searched the hills for Arthur Lyon, accused of killing his stepmother and threatening more violence before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasing
N. Y
Oscar Flannagan
Hugh McGovern
New York City
Loogootee
Ind
Holspale
Hille
Arthur Lyon
Lyon
Iia
Three Divorces Given in Hour by Local Court
This afternoon Judge Scott presided as the divorce court granted three decrees within an hour. Carrie J. Treml obtained a divorce from John W. Treml on desertion and non support. George C. Richards, a railroad engineer, divorced Inex V. Richards after desertion and false accusations. Mattie McSweeney secured a divorce from Mortimer McSweeney on cruelty and drunken neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Carrie J. Trem
John W. Treml
South Dakota
George C. Richards
Inex V. Richards
Mra
Mattie McSweeney
Mortimer McSweeney
Lieutenant Appel Will Marry in Albuquerque
Lieut George Markel Appel of the Thirteenth United States artillery stationed at Fort Russell left for Albuquerque New Mexico to wed Miss Euphema Mille Nelson on June 11 at the bride’s mother Mrs C Albert Nelson home. He is popular in this city and well known among Fort Russell staff and The Leader readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Markel Appel
United States Artillery
Fort Russell
Albuquerque
N. M
Benedict
Albuqquerque
Euphema Mille Nelson
Mra C
Albert Nelson
Appel
Heving
Senator Warren Seeks Roosevelt's Horse Wyoming
Senator F. E. Warren rode to Denver when a dispatch from President Roosevelt asked for the Warren horse Wyoming. The animal will be sent to Washington by special express car once Warren returns, with trainer Mr. Wright of Douglas accompanying the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Warren
Denver
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Washington
Mr. Wright of
Douglas
Personal visits and returns marked across several towns
Mr and Mrs Ralston and child of Ava are visiting friends in the city. E M Gibson of Douglas te In Chey ene on business. Mrs T T Tynan and Mrs G Evans are home from a short Denver vial. Mr and Mrs H P Aynds returned Saturday from a visi to Denver Kenda. State Coal Mine Inspector Noah Young has returned from an extended eastern trip Lieut Farrer aide to Gen Frank Baldwin returned to Denver yesterday afternoon. Superintendent Tyna returning from a business trip to Cokeville Wyo. Homer Underwood returned from Boulder Colo where he had been attending college. Fred Roedel returned from Casper where he went on a member of the state board of pharmacy. John Sorenson foreman of the car mater shop of the Union Pacific returned today from a vial to North Platte. Prof J G Charchill left yesterday for California to join his wife. If his wife's health is not improved he may not return in the fall to Cheyenne. J B Patton editor of the Greeley Law and Mrs Menmy of Greeley returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs J B Woods in this city. Minn Corn of Weatherford ae aote oe on a to 4er slater after a pleasant a the guest of Mrs A B all patternu and trimmed hate to be cold at coat Mrs A P Manillion's 4720 Ferqguaca street. Preach strawberries today af Mane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Young
Farrer
Frank Baldwin
Denver
Tyna
Cokeville
Wyo
Homer Underwood
Boulder
Colo
Fred Roedel
Casper
Alate Board of Pharmacy
John Sorenson
Car Mater
Union Pacific
Mort
Slater
A. B
Memorial Services by Woodmen of the World Honored Members
Phoenix Camp No 144 held memorial services with about seventy five members marching to the city cemetery to decorate graves of eleven deceased members. Two newly unveiled monuments honored Jease Jesain and Marry Cole. The body of Neighbor Ryneal, once jailed on intoxication charges and later found to be a Mason and Woodmen member, was reinterred in the Woodman lot. Attending officers included J A Hager commander L C Maxon canonical commander G T Budrow adviser lieutenant W A Wyman banker and Thomas Longhurst clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryneal
Woodmen of the World
Phoenix Camp No. 144
Woodmen Hall
Jease Jesain
Cole
Wail
Potter's Field
Potters Field
J. A. Hager
L. C. Maxon
Canan
G.T. Budrow
Leutenant
W. A. Wyman
Thomas Longhurst
Miner Dies After Plunging Into Lime Pit near Dietz Mines
Sheridan Wyoming June reports a coal miner named Sanders fell into an alkaled lime pit at the Dietz coal mines while returning home from town. He crawled out but suffered extensive burns and died shortly after.
Court Opens Spring Term in Laramie County District Court
Tomorrow the regular spring term of the Laramie county district court convenes in this city with Judge KH .M. Scote presiding. Thirty eight civil and nine criminal cases will be tried including allegations of embezzlement from the Switchmen's Union of North America and multiple robberies and assaults tied to the Iron Mountain feud and Union Pacific strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
KH .M. Scote
Wm. Ll. Scott
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Kels P. Nickell
Tom Horn
W. Whitmen
Iron Mountain
F. M. Phares
J. F. Curran
Unron Pacific
Joe Miller
William Witzgerald
Robert Bolden
Copper ore excitement near Rawlins boosts regional speculation
Report from Rawlins Wyoming describes discoveries of rich copper ore near the paint mines north of town. Samples show nearly pure copper with well defined leads and widespread ore content. Meantime the Second United States Infantry arrived in San Francisco and moves to Cheyenne with Col Cyrus R Roberts commanding one battalion at Fort Rowell increasing garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wye
United States Infantry
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Cyrus R. Roberts
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Russel
Fort Rowell
Guilty pleas entered in district court cases
Myrtle Gray pleaded guilty to a charge of welling LA quor without a licence at 620 West Brightedath Street and was fined. William Beynon withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to simple assault with a $10 fine. Kelu P Nickell faced charges of follow through assault and claimed lack of funds after bankruptcy. H W Moore was appointed counsel and Nickell to be arraigned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Gray
Welling Laquor
S Farpe
William Beynon
U. 2 Atellier
Kelu P. Nickell
H. W. Moore
Nickell
Secretary Root Begins Militia Uniform Allocation
Secretary of War Root signed the schedule for apportioning 1 million dollars to equip national guardsmen with new uniforms. The Dick militia bill provides 2 million dollars to overhaul the National Guard nationwide, with adjutant general offices issuing inspections and compiling a roster of organized militia by division, brigade, regiment and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Leader
Washington
Root
Adjutant General’s Office
Regular Army
United States
Newman Sentenced to Seven Years for Newcastle Robberies
Frank Newman, linked to a string of daring Newcastle burglaries, was arrested in Billings Montana and sent to Newcastle to answer charges. He received seven years in the state penitentiary for robbing the J J Baird Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newman
Billings
Mont
Newcastlea
J. J., Baird Mercantile Company
Newman
Newenatle
Show by injunction over Rawlins opera house closure
A new injunction fight arises in Rawlina after owner J B Gaborne closed the opera house indefinitely and manager Louis Schalk resigns. The Charity Ball planned for June 19 under the Episcopal Ladies Guild faces enforcement of the contract unless Mr Osborne reconsiders the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlina
J. B. Gaborne
Louis Schalk
Opera House
Ladies’ Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Osborne
Carbon County to Host Industrial Exhibit Drive
Mayor Jas. Clause calls a mass meeting of Carbon county’s prominent citizens in Rachina for Wednesday evening to organize a County Industrial association. The group will coordinate the Wyoming Industrial convention in Sheridan and prepare mineral and agricultural exhibits hoping to win premium awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachina
Wyo
Jas. Clause
Carbon County
Wyoming
Sher'dan
State Land Leases Yield 479.40 Annual Rent
State Superintendent Tynan returned from Cokeville Gynta county with leases covering 7050 acres at total annual rent of 479.40. Includes multiple lessees with varied acreages and rates per acre such as Vibran 1280 at 6 cents and Spinner 760 at 0 cents. Also cites small blocks to Olson Sights Congrow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vibran
J. H. Toner
Cowie
Thomas Callett
John Sights
Carl Spinner
F. Stoffer
Peter Olson
Ed. Sights
Lige Christenson
W. Congrow
Opportunity for Quality Goods at Bargain Prices
A promotional note touts durable merchandise at cut rates. It lists items like Taffeta Silk Monte Carlo garments, Lady’s Fine Kid Shoes, ribbed vouts, chambray, girdles, hose, gloves, undergarments, and neck ribbons with prices highlighted as significant savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
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Rubbia
Baileyville
Tae
Bollide
Groff Brothers
D. Miller
Ferguson St
Apeyei
Gevenne
the Watch House
U. PR. A
Tin and Capitol Avenue
South Carolina
Pacolet Mill No. 4
Hénain
Converse
Clifton Mill
Southern Railway
Piedmont
North
Pacojet River
North Carolina
Mississippi
St. Louis, Mo
Kaw
Kaw River
White
Jett
WAR Hen Mercantile
Harry Yn
Negro
H. P. Aynds
Denver Kenda
A. P. Manillion
Ferqguaca Street
Woodwen
Steatal
Sivilly
Sheridan
Thomen Sanders
Dietz
Sanders
Tynan
Gin Ta County
Brooklyn
WM. Myers & CO
Kelley Mercantile Company
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