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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

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Tariff Debate Raises Stakes Amid Monopolies Fears

The senate tariff discussion centers on duties for iron and steel and paint costs. Cummins calls for lower duties to curb monopolies while warning of a future nationwide push if the bill fails. He envisions a day when many industries confront centralized control. A separate notice reports a Santa Barbara case as a millionaire brewer arrives with his disgraced daughter amid habeas corpus action for custody of her child.

Germat Depew Cummins United States Santa Barbara Cal Fisher Eldredge Portsmouth N. H I. PF. Shaw Massachusetts H. Keno Shaw

Wyoming gets new Protestant Episcopal Bishop Nathan S. Thomas

In Philadelphia on May 6 the Rev Nathan Seymour Thomas was consecrated bishop of the newly formed Protestant Episcopal diocese of Wyoming at the Church of the Holy Apostles where he had been rector. The ceremony drew many church dignitaries and hundreds of clergy and lay representatives from across the country.

Wyoming Philadelphia Nathan Seymour Thom Diocen Church of the Holy Apostles

Army War College officers reenact Civil War march from Fort Meyer

Major Eben Swift leads 22 student officers and instructors on a peace time simulation from Fort Meyer Virginia toward Richmond. The march retraces 1862 65 campaigns like Fredericksburg Chancellorsville the Wilderness Petersburg and Five Forks to study modern war planning and supply lines. The column includes 150 horses 8 wagons and cavalry under Lieutenant William W. Overton with camp and supply duties.

Washington, D.C Eben Swift Army War College Fort Meyer Richmond Fredericksburg Chancellorsville the Wilderness Petersburg Five Forks Fiéida William W. Overton 15Th Cavalry

Thin Man Seeks Government Post in Sericulture Dept

Nine Chicagoans announce desire to take examination for a vacancy in the department of sericulture. The position involves assisting the operation of a refrigerating car for fruit experiments, requiring a slender mechanic’s assistant due to machinery and space constraints.

Chicago Department of Sericulture

Mother Seeks Guardian for Son Amid Claims of Insanity

In Los Angeles a widow Mrs Ada Pram petitions the superior court to appoint a guardian for her son Henry Scheer age 85 alleging insanity and incompetence. She cites alleged improper relationships with servants and domestic workers amid accusations of improper conduct.

Los Angeles Cal Ada Pram Henry Scheer Scheer

Roosevelt Urges Strong Navy To Guard Nation

Ex president Roosevelt writes in Outlook that the United States must build and maintain a formidable navy to deter nations like Japan from immigration and disregard for American policy. He says Americans may set rules but cannot enforce them without naval strength and warns against a weak fleet inviting foreign coercion.

New York Roosevelt Wook America Japan United States Diaregard

Judge McPherson Delays Rail Rate Case Ruling

Judge Smith McPherson refused to halt a three cent passenger rate case, saying the St Louis suit seeks relitigation of Missouri rate decree. He extended a temporary injunction against Seibert Jones and noted the state supreme court quo warranto effort should be resolved there.

Kansas City Smith McPherson Federal Jo Phillips Seibert Jones St. Louis Misouri McPherson State Supreme Court Supreme Court

Lake Erie Rises and Falls in Unprecedented Manner

Buffalo residents report Lake Erie exhibiting unusual tides since midnight with the level rising four to five feet between 2 and 4 20 am and then rapidly dropping, causing boats in the Blackwell canal and along the river to slam against docks in a sharp draft.

Lake Erie Buffalo N. Y Lake .Erie Blackwell Canal

Consul Charged With Conspiracy and Larceny

Boston authorities charged Charles Halli Podome consul for Liberia and Nicaragua and vice consul of Uruguay with conspiracy to defraud and larceny on two indictments. The offenses, alleged to have occurred six years ago, place him as a state and territorial commissioner.

Boston Ljarceny Charles Halli Pdome Liberia Nicaragua Uruguay

Gotoh Defeats Bee in Straight Falls at Auditorium

Gotoh won two straight falls over Pred Bee in a Denver wrestling match at the Auditorium. The first fall lasted 24 minutes 36 seconds. The second fall came after 30 seconds when Gotoh pinned Bee on the mat.

Gotch Beel Denver Wolo Rank Gotoh Pred Bee Gotoh Bee Lim

Utah hate protest referred to Commission

Washington May 6 Attorney General Wickersham referred to the Interstate Commerce Commission the petition and complaint of Utah businessmen and commercial organizations alleging unjust and discriminating freight rates by principal railroad companies of the region.

Utah Washington Wickersham Interstate Commerce Commission

San Pran Oval Hosts Mor Japanese Delegation

Admiral Tileh and officers were feted at a formal dinner by the citizens reception committee at the Fairmont hotel in San Francisco. About 400 guests attended. Earlier in the day the visitors enjoyed a firefighters' exhibition and trolley rides around the city.

San Pran Oval San Francisco Admiral Tileh Citizens’ Reception Committee Fairmont Hotel

Army enmity in trial of Hains ends day in Flushing

In Flushing on May 6 the defense rested and the prosecution advanced in the Hains murder trial. Army officers testified to counter the defense witnesses who said Hains spoke rationally before the shooting of Annis. McIntyre challenged officers on their authority to appear, noting the adjutant general Col Herlland signed the order.

Peter Ory Yee Hains Flushing Hai Army Annis McIntyre Torney Col Herlland Department of the East

Spokane adopts recall and other charter reforms

Spokane voters approve a recall mechanism for city officials on petition of 25 percent of voters and adopt a direct non partisan primary and initiative referendum on petition of 10 percent. They elect all councilmen at large and authorize borrowing 1 000 900 for bridges and water system upgrades while rejecting a one million dollar park loan. Nelson S. Pratt, Democrat backed by non partisan clubs, is chosen mayor with nine Republicans and one Democrat on the council.

Spokane Wash Nelson S. Pratt

Long Trip By Ball In Woman's Body

A 14 year old girl from Youngstown Ohio, Misa Elizabeth Farragher, has a bullet lodged in her head from a 1895 accidental discharge at a Fourth of July celebration. The bullet was later found in her foot and will be removed in surgery.

Youngstown Ohio Misa Elizabeth Farragher Ihs Miss Farragher

Pike's Peak Cog Road Opens to Summit for Season

Colorado Springs on May 6 reports Pike's Peak Cog road opened to the summit after heavy snowdrifts and rough tracks delayed the season start. The first Manitou train ran today. Professor David Todd of Ambertle and other scientists discuss locating an astronomical observatory on the peak to study Mars.

Pike's Peak Colorado Springs Manitou

Fight in Vera Cruz Triggers Narrow Escape At Sanborne Ranch

Reports say a shooting affray between rubber thieves and Harold Sanborne and his son at a Vera Cruz ranch led to a reign of terror as passengers on the Vera Cruz and Pacific line pass Sanborne station with doors locked. Sanborne is hospitalized. Ren econ Antonio is under arrest. two thieves were killed and a third wounded.

Vera Cruz Mex Vera Cruz and Pacific San Borne Station Harold Sanborne Sanborne Renecon Antonio

Czar Must Settle Ministerial Crisis

St Petersburg May 6 The future of the Rusvalan ministerial trials hinges on the emperor’s action Premier Stoly pins report based on the May 4 cabinet meeting shows the cabinet unified in supporting sanctioning the naval bill.

St. Petersburg Stolypin

Boyle Convicted in Mercer Kidnaping Case

James Boyle was found guilty of kidnapping Willie Whitla in Mercer Pennsylvania with no defense. Mrs Boyle faced trial for aiding and abetting as witnesses testified Whitla described the route to Warren Ashtabula Cleveland and the confinement in a hospitallike building. The penalty for kidnapping ranges from one year to life.

Mercer James Boyle Willie Whitla Boyle Willie Whitin Gordon Billy Willie Whitlt Boylé Warren Pest House Erle Jones Abner Hancock Niles. O Willie Niles Ashtabula Cleveland Somione

Marathon Field Lacks Runners For World Championship

New York May. No start list for the 16 008 dollar international marathon at Pele grounds next Saturday afternoon as no runners are present to begin the world championship event. The entrant roster includes St Ives Orphee and Cibo France Simpean Indian White Ireland Caravajal Cuba Ap pleby England Dorande Italy Maloney Ireland American Svanders Sweden Crook America and Marsh Canada.

New York Pele Grounds St. Ives Orphee Cibo France Simpean White Ireland Caravajal Cuba Appleby England Dorande Italy Maloney Svanders Weden Crook America Marsh Canada

Italian Aviator Faints and Crashes Wright Aircraft

Lieutenant Calderara of the Italian navy was injured when his Wright aeroplane fell about forty five feet during a sharp turn. He was revived and moved to a military hospital. The wreckage carried a Saint Christopher relic and an inscription asking protection for the motorist.

Meg Calderara Verona Mme Bt. Chetetepher Auto Mobinet Senephane

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