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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
4
WwW. C. BOND, HK, A. CLARKE editor and business manager. Entered at Cheyenne Wyoming post office as second class matter. Subscription rate daily leader one year six dollars.
Reports describe a mutiny aboard the battleship Potemkin at Odessa with crews murdering officers and flying the red flag. Loyal forces are ordered to quell the mutineers as the city teeters under threat and the frontlines may split the Black Sea fleet.
The article discusses whether Germany could invade England if France chose to resist Germany over Moroccan affairs. It notes Premier Balfour’s claim that an invasion landing on the English coast would need more than forty eight hours and references old military speculation about Moltke and fast German mobilization.
District Attorney Heney completed closing arguments as Judge Bennett prepared to hear Mitchell’s defense. Heney tied the senator to land transactions from 1901 to 1906, accusing him of perjury and pressuring Judge Tanner and his son, and attempting to coerce private secretary Harry Robertson to testify falsely.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club started its ocean race from Bay Ridge with eleven yachts. The event aims to finish off Rip Rap or Fort Wool Hampton Roads by July 2 and ends with a grand regatta on July 4 on the Atlantic coast. A $500 prize cap promotes building and sailing small seaworthy yachts and amateur seamanship.
Chicago June 29. The Employers' Association filed for fourteen injunctions to restrain express firms from refusing deliveries to strike bound houses. The ground cited is violation of a city ordinance on public safety by blocking deliveries to firms in the strike. About 500 express drivers ready to strike when asked to serve strike affected firms.
The Western Golf Championship began in Cincinnati with a large field of experts. Open to all world golfers, the event will run through tomorrow. The Western Golf Association includes seventy one clubs from Colorado Springs Denver Cleveland Cincinnati Memphis and more. Five prizes plus a gold medal and cash awards are offered.
A special stockholders meeting in Chicago approves no new bond issue. Directors propose 55 million dollars in bonds for retiring existing debt and funding improvements including a new double tracked line from Chicago to St. Louis. Existing debt to be refinanced at four percent over fifty years.
President Roosevelt arrived in Oyster Bay to a warm greeting from villagers. School children lined the railroad station in white and waved flags as Mrs Roosevelt waited in a carriage with Quentin and Ethel. The President then traveled to Sagamore Hill to spend the afternoon quietly.
Representatives of river and harbor interests convened in Cincinnati to arrange the program for the national waterways convention to be held in Washington soon after Congress opens in the fall. The meetings will continue through tomorrow.
New York on June 29 reports Bilvér at 68 1-2 in quiet lead and copper markets with little change and no notable activity observed.
A group of eight nearly eight foot prehistoric Indian skeletons have been found along the Choptank River in Maryland by Maryland Academy of Sciences workers. The remains, some of which are women and children, are being articulated at the Academy building. The fossils, likely about 1000 years old, include at least one complete adult skeleton.
Attorney General Miller advised the governor that troops may be used only when local authorities cannot handle an emergency. He says the current pool selling situation is not such to warrant calling out the National Guard or troops.
Shubert brothers close a thirty week American tour for Sarah Bernhardt. The engagement starts November 6 at the Lyric Theater New York with her Paris company in a revival of Victor Hugo's Angelo.
Dubuque Iowa June 29 ex speaker of the national House of Representatives David B Henderson is reported resting easily and gaining strength after a paralysis stroke in a promising medical update
Chicago reports cattle receipts about 10 000 with slow market 10 cents lower good to prime steers 6.25. cattle ranges 1.50 to 6.25. sheep receipts 12 000 with 10 to 15 cents higher. Omaha notes June 29 cattle receipts 2 100 steady market native steers 5.75 cows 3.00 to 4.50 stockers 2.75 to 4.65 calves 3.00 to 6.75. sheep 3.00 steady yearlings 6.00 to 5.75.
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