Cuban Reciprocity Debate Persists at White House
Washington reports a renewed Cuban reciprocity debate at the White House with anti administration forces well represented. Delegation leaders Senators Hale Fairbanks Patterson Quarles Millard Detrich Scott and Representative Myers Slayden Bartlett met the president. The key moment was the president promising Senator Scott that J Profit would be named consul to Pretoria. Myers stated no opponent of reciprocity was swayed and the president offered a sentimental plea rather than argument.
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Washington
White Honee
Hale
Fairbanks
Patterson
Quarles
Millard
Detrich
Scott
Myers
Slayden
Bartlett
J. &. Profit
Pretoria
Louisiana
Miss Hanna Weds in Simple Cleveland Ceremony
The marriage of Mabel Hanna daughter of the senator to Harry Parsons is held this afternoon at the bride’s parents home on Lake avenue Cleveland. Two bridesmaids attend. The newlyweds depart for Mackinac for a honeymoon in a cottage Senator Hanna gifted the bride.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mabel Hanna
Harry Parsons
Lake Avenue
Arthur F Daffey to Run in Wolverhampton Coronation Races
Arthur F Daffey world amateur sprint champion called for England to compete in the coronation races at Wolverhampton Oval, aiming for the century dash and the English challenge cup. After June 26 Miss Maud Johnston offers piano lessons with discount for two lessons weekly during vacation months, terms at 414 E Twenty second Street.
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Boston
Arthur F. Daffey
England
Wolverampton Oval
Mitchells Next Blow Threatened by Teamsters
Jasper Clark, president of the International Teamsters Union, met with President Mitchell of the anthracite miners to discuss a possible strike affecting coal handling. He warned of power to mobilize thirty thousand members, but would consult the executive board first. In Old Forge, Italian miners fired on deputies near Lehigh colliery, with no injuries reported as deputies returned fire.
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Old Forge
Lehigh
READY FOR THE DASH Pocatello lands opening
Tomorrow the rush for land will begin on the Fort Hall Indian reservation. Buyers line the reserve boundaries as the general land office opens the 400000 acres ceded by the Shoshone and Bannock Indians under a new non lottery system.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
General Land Office
Indian Territory
International Pressmen Union Opens Annual Session
Baltimore June 16 delegates respond to roll call as five hundred attend the start of a week long annual session of the International Pressmen Union.
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Baltimore
International Pressmen Union
Kansas City Tragedy Prompts Arrest for Murder
Bernard Steiner was killed after Dulin Christman struck him and kicked him in the face breaking Steiner’s neck. Christman confessed to the crime, saying the killing followed Steiner’s remark to a woman Christman was escorting.
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Kansas City
Bernard Steiner
Dulin Christmas
Steiner
Christman
Young Miner Suffers Life Changing Powder Explosion
In Cripple Creek Colorado on June 16 Roy Bourquin a 14 year old boy was playing at mining when he dug a tunnel and obtained two sticks of giant powder. The explosive detonated injuring him severely blasting off both arms and injuring his body. doctors say he will live but be crippled for life.
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Cripple Creek
Roy Bourquin
Plenty of Admirals West Point Cadet Quota Near Full
June 16 at West Point a large number of candidates brings cadets within thirty of the full quota. To fill vacancies, additional appointments may be made by congressmen until the middle of July.
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West Point
Military Academy
Miss Bullen Found Resting at Home After Ill Week
Pueblo reports Miss Bullen was found late Saturday night resting quietly at her home. She has not been questioned and offers no details about her week. It is said she has been delirious most of the time suffering from a typhoid fever type illness.
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Pueblo
Young Girl Elope Does Not Think of Authority
In La Junta Colorado on June 16 Annie Russell fifteen year old a school girl ran away with A L Kerby a hired man. The mother sent for the sheriff to pursue them as the couple started toward New Mexico. Friends say it is a love match and the man has honorable intentions.
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la Junta
Colo
Annie Russell
A. L. Kerby
New Mexico
Local Cheyenne Forecast With Showers and Warm Tuesday
A forecast for Cheyenne and nearby areas predicts fall conditions tonight with a warmer Tuesday and likely showers or thunderstorms. An extensive high pressure area covers the Missouri Valley while temperatures run below normal from the Lake region to the Pacific coast. Local data show a maximum of 60 and a minimum of 40 with trace precipitation.
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Cheyenne
Missouri Valley
Lake
Pacific Coast
Washington
Montana
Detroit
Michigan
Jacksonville
Pia
King Edward's Illness Grips London and Aldershot
The king suffers a chill and lumbago after an outdoor torchlight event at Aldershot. Reports vary on severity with notes of low mood and constant physician care. By June 16 an official says the king’s condition is not dangerous and coronation postponement is unlikely.
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Edward
London
Aldershotarrison
Aldershot
Royal Pavillion
Francis Lakin
Denton Man Dalton Sought for Murder After Jail Escape
Kansas authorities secured approval to deliver James Dalton the newly arrested suspect in a Maryville jail escape murder. Dalton is accused of killing a deputy sheriff during the 5 year-ago flight. Detectives chased him across continents before capture.
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Austin
Tex
Kansas
James Dalton
Dalton
Maryville
McKeen Assumes New Role For Union Pacific
W R McKeen Jr the new superintendent of motive power and machinery for the Union Pacific left for Omaha to begin duties He will tour the Kansas division with ex Superintendent Higging to learn the line He will move his household to Omaha later The Union Pacific band serenaded him at his home Saturday night expressing regret and congratulations
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W. R. McKeen, Jr
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas
Higging
Ed Chase in Denver with Pneumonia
Ed Chase proprietor of the Inter Ocean hotel is reported ill in Denver with pneumonia. His condition is described as serious.
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Ed’. Chase
Inter Ocean Hotel
Denver
Marines Train Passes Through City En Route to New York
A special seven car marine train bound for New York rolled through the city at 2 o'clock. The marines recently returned from the Philippines where they were stationed at various ports.
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New York
Philippines
Professor Nagel Marries Ida Tsehudy in Highland Uls
Prof. Nagel announced his marriage after returning Friday night from Highland Uls with his bride Miss Ida Tsehudy of that place. They have gone to housekeeping in the city.
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Nagel
Highland
Uls
Ida Tsehudy
Elks Host Social Session at Turner Hall Tonight
The Cheyenne Elks hold a social session at Turner hall with refreshments, music, and brief speeches by lodge members.
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The
Cheyenne Elks
Turner Hall
Lodge
Summer excursion rates via Union Pacific lines
Special fare of one and two dollars to travel to Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and intermediate points with return by October 31. Tickets go on sale June 6 and 7 with dates for various days in June July August and September. For details inquire at the station or agent.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
For Sale Or Rent Homes Featured In Daily Leader
House listing prompt invites readers to check The Daily Leader advertising columns for homes for sale or rent. It highlights the newspaper as a source for property opportunities and local listings.
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Daily Leader
Kansas City Ends Tug of War With Street Railway
In Kansas City on June 16 a peace treaty is drafted between the mayor and the Metropolitan Street Railway. The city coerced action by threatening to attack franchises and will receive 8 percent of the gross income plus tax allocations. The company pledges to modernize cables, extend five lines, connect a line to the city park, provide transfers, and meet other small demands.
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Kansas City
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
J. A. van Orsdel
Sald
Sald Company
Gall Company
Kituate
Haber City
Oregon
State notes reimbursements and arrests headline
A federal check for 7780 arrives to repay the state for Yellowstone park policing during territorial days. The state supreme court met briefly and adjourned to June 26. Requisition papers issued for George McCray, held in Evanston and wanted in Portland for obtaining money under false pretenses. The state issued 263 as bounty this past week.
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Warren
Yellowstone Park
State Supreme Court
George McCray
Evanston
Portland
Ore
Indians Extend Perfect Start Over Kearney in Standings
The Indians won both games against Kearney to strengthen their lead after four victories in four, while Kearney has one win in five. Standings show the Indians atop with a commanding margin.
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Kearney
Railroad Gossip: Wyoming Division Shakeup and Track Work
Superintendent Park returns from Rawlins after directed ops against a suspected gang. McKeen departs for Omaha. Alex Stewart becomes Wyoming division master mechanic. Twenty five men start laying rails at Laramie for a new Burnetizing plant as rails unload at Lookout and the cut off begins.
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Alex Stewart
Wyoming
Laramie
Hand Grushed Editor Injured at Cheyenne Printing Office
Herman Brookhart manager of the Cheyenne Labor News suffered severe injuries after his right hand was crushed in machinery at the printing office. No bones were believed broken but he will be laid up for some time.
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Herman Brookhart
Cheyenne Labor News
Brookhart
World's championship challenge sparks rough rider duel
J C Coble forwards a challenge from Frank Stone for a world championship contest where each rider provides three horses for the other to ride. Also notices of corporate changes in Wyoming firms and a final settlement in a Wyoming estate are publicized in this compilation.
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Laramie
Wyo
J. C. Coble
Thad Lowder
Cody
Frank Stone
Coble
Various visitors and residents in the city on travel or local business
A parade of names and origins fills the page as A J Kerr and others are noted in Denver. Arthur Brant of the Sybille and many from Fort Collins Lincoln Omaha and Utah visit or return home. Ed Stable the surveyor comes back from St Anthony Idaho. Miss Florence Parker heads to Council Bluffs. Miss Maude Johnston assists in a recital. Mrs Hawen from Greeley arrives for an extended visit. George Von Nerth, inspector, heads to Washington. Mr and Mrs Buechner return from Colorado with Mrs McKie for five weeks. Rev Benjamin Young passes through after delivering a baccalaureate in Wyoming. Pro Quigley holds Saturday social hops at Turner hall.
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A. J. Kerr
Denver
Arthur Brant
The
Sybille
Ed. Taylor
Austin
Texas
C. L. Hinckle
Anna Bennett
Fort Collins
Martha Rogers
Helen Budrow
G. T. Budrow
Joe Schangenssy
Utah
Ed. Stable
St. Anthony
Idaho
Florence Parker
Council Bluffs
Long
C. B. Horson
Omaha
Round House
Maude Johnston
Marie Buchanan
Inet
Jessie Hawen
Greeley
City
E. N. Sturdevant
Laura Gustin
Lincoln
Neb
State University
Claude Draper
Kimball
Ming Alicia Cornell
Eureka
Somwith
Roach Harbor
Wash
Lesler
Grace Wheeler
Conservatory of Music
Lincon
William Beynon
George C. von Nerth
Washington
H. & Buechner
Colorado
Fred J. McKie
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Percy Smith
Depot Exchange
L. Kagig
Cahill Brothers
Allegrett’s Chocolates
Gay
Hanna
Murchison Jewelry
Opera House
Merrill Planos
C.L. Bulkley
Eddy St
Dyer Hotel
Columbian Optical Company
Mr. S. S. Parr
TOCAL
Parr
Sherman
17Th Street
Neal
Mitchell
Miss Bullen
Delerious
Weather Report
Palm
M'Keen
Chase
Prof
Elks Social
J. F. Barron
State House
Cheyenne Bree
North Platte
Park
Rawlins
McKeen
the Jones Cash Grocery
Ohenstein Brothers
Malto Vita—“The Best
Wien
Eddy Street Grocers
Lowder
Wyoming Development and Transportation Company
Albany
Laramie County
Albany County
Secretary of State
E. P. Weatherby
Fred A Miller
State of
Lara
Aurora Gold Mining Company
Tion
Aforesaid Company
Attest
J. W. McCoy
John W. Weber
Ald
Laramalo
John Webdr
H. B. Wallnitz
George Quigley
Cheyenne Dry Goods Co
Messick Dry Goods 6
Warren Mercantile CO
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Capitol AV
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