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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

3

Twenty Three Hero Awards And Rewards Granted

The Negro Hero Fund Commission awarded bronze and silver medals plus cash for acts of bravery. Recipients include Charles F. Meyer of New York City for saving a drowning girl and aiding another. J Zangerie of Buffalo for stopping a runaway horse. Frederick W. Miller of Rush N Y for rescuing a drowning boy. Frederick W. Weber of Trade Dock Pa for saving a man from a well. Patrick H. Fitzpatrick of South Bridge Mass for rescuing a man from drowning. Frances Hall of Canandaigua for educational support. and others across states. The fund also appropriated $14,000 in rewards and annuities and contributed to the Mine Relief Fund for Pocahontas Consolidated Canneries Co victims.

Pittsboro Negro Hero Fund Commission Mae Fund Lick Pocahontas Cononidated Caneries Co W.wi Charles F. Meyer New York ‘City Roslyn Bessie Mar Tin Columbus Avenue West Twenty-Ninth Street Meyer Gir Jnet J. Zangerie Buffalo N.Y Frederick W. Miller Rush Miller Timothy Mun- Toney Reed Frederick W. Weiber Traddock Zachariah T. Dempsey Dempsey Patrick H. Fitzpatrick South Bridge Mass Roperty Fitzpat Bridget Quinebaug Frances Hall Canandaigua N. Y Nellile Rathbun John W. Ely Point Marion Eugene P. Heinze Cleva Henry E. Weckbecker Ours Henry Herwig Sharon Lain J. Small New York City Ilver Gate Dro

Bride Abandoned After One Hour in Durango Case

May 5 St. Louis court hears Mary Swartout tell of her marriage to Robert Swartout in Durango on June 24 1907. He left an hour after the ceremony and promised to send for her later. She has lived with her mother Mrs Phena Weaver in Durango since the marriage while seeking a divorce.

St. Louis Min Mary Cole Jon

Canadian Cowboys Rally for Buffalo Herd Shipment

Canadian cowboys gather at Lathbudee Alberta to head to Montana and assist in recapturing a large buffalo herd bought by the government two years ago. A prior escape last summer near the shipment date prompted the move.

Man Lathbudee Alberta Montana Canada Wikloland

One of Seattle's Exposition Buildings Opens Soon

The Alawka Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle Washington is nearly ready to open this month. Locals boast that no prior great exhibition matched this early advance with many exhibits already in place and nonstop construction work by day and night. An accompanying photo shows the foreign building on the grounds highlighting the architecture.

Seattle Wash Nion

Mother's Day Observance At Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church plans a Mother's Day service at 11:00 am with a special activity honoring mothers. Members are urged to wear white and perform acts of appreciation, with transportation available for those unable to walk if notified to Leon Hills by phone or message at 579.

Peddes Bingiocian Leon €. Hills

Missouri to Appeal From Rate Decision

In Kansas City on May 4 a federal court hearing explored whether the Missouri railroad rate decree should be appealed to the Supreme Court. Judge Smith McPherson queried the Attorney General about an appeal, and the transcript was being prepared for submission.

Missouri Kansas City Missouri Railroad Smith McPherson Major

Witnesses in Warren postage case in Fort Scott jail scene

State witnesses including ex Governor William Taylor of Kenny testified briefly in Fort Scott Kansas as Frederick Warren son of the Appeal to Reason faced charges under postal laws. The examination focused on alleged violations and the lead prosecutor called a key witness for questioning amid the trial proceedings.

Wright Brothers Leave London for New York Steamer

Wilbur and Orville Wright sailed from London to New York aboard the Kronprinzessin Cyrill for flight tests. A large Wright reception in London accompanied their departure. Parliament and scientific committees push for ongoing aeronautical experiments as Britain seeks dirigible balloons and planes.

Iwrights London Wilbur Iville Wright Southampton New York Hero Club Wright Brothers Wrights Orville Wright England

Duke of Abruzzi Injured in Himalayas Reported

Rome May 6 A circulated report claims the Duke of Abruzzi suffered a serious incident while starting his Himalayan expedition. Details and confirmation are unclear with Italian sources noting possible danger but offering no specifics.

Duke OF Rome Abruzzi Himalaya Lodin Dan Rous

Notice to SWE Water Dipping and Distributors

Water hall notices reference 1 gallon B G mixtures and cendol dipping. No clear actions or dates. Mentions dipping reductions and cures for various conditions. Sherman temporary distribution notes appear with distributor references.

B&g Lee Sherman Temp Ge Distributors

Niagara daredevil Graham dies after cold in Detroit

Carlisle D. Graham fifty seven year old Philadelphia cooper who twice crossed Niagara rapids in a barrel and swam the Whirlpool Rapids died in Detroit from a cold caught in a draught. His Niagara feats began in 1886 with a cask crossing and included a 1889 barrel run and a 1901 Whirlpool Rapids swim. He arrived in Detroit days before his death en route home.

Niagara Detroit Mich Carlisle D. Graham Niagara Rapids Graham Philadelphia Horseshoe Falls Satesars Acatel Mick Phitu

Mercer County Poorhouse Drops Sunday Singing

Mercer Pennsylvania May 6—County commissioners decide to stop Sunday singing at the poorhouse after a resident died during last Sundays service and another suffered an epileptic fit. The choir from a prominent local church led the services and the plan was to hold them weekly.

Poor House Mercer Mercer County Poorhouse Sitndeys

EXPERT PREDICTS TIMBER VANISHING EAST OF ROCKIES

J H Finney, secretary treasurer of the Appalachian Forestry Association, warns in a Traffic Club communication that within ten to fifteen years no timber will remain east of the Rockies and within fifty years the whole country could be barren of timber unless action is taken. He cites coal use and wasteful fire as part of the broader crisis.

Chicago J. H. Finney Appalachian Forestry Association Rockies American Desert Traffic Club Mrr Minney

Pension Fraud Case Highlights Nonenlisted Grand Army Man

James Cunningham a Brooklyn veteran candidate pleaded guilty to wrongfully accepting a government pension he did not earn. He claimed to have fought for the Union though he was unable to enlist, later marching as a Grand Army man to gain recognition rather than money.

New , York James Cunningham Tor Grand Cunningham Lawy Ruston New York Otter Revels Vetériune Brooklyn

Syndicate Domination of Chicago's Tip Rooms Revealed

Chicago reports expose a syndicate that controls tips in theatre and hotel cloakrooms. State investigations show profits flow to the syndicate while attendants receive little pay. A Greek-led group in downtown Chicago manages tip accounts and wage payments, with enforcement to curb violations.

Chicago Chiigaye Han Oes Eae Weady

Bank of England Refuses Abdul Hamid Loot Return

Vienna reports the Bank of England will not surrender Sultan Abdul Hamid’s fortune to the Young Turk committee. The effort to compel Abdul Hamid to sign away all his wealth draws concern from monarchies including the Emperor of Austria and European kings who have placed deposits with the bank as a safeguard.

Bank OF England Abdul Vienna Abdul Hamid Sultan Young Turk Committee Abdulhamid Bucia Italy Greece

Grand Junction Warehouse Fire Threatens Rail Yard

In Grand Junction on May 6 a fire at a Rio Grande Railroad yard damaged a warehouse containing 0 000 gallons of oil and gasoline. Firemen fear a major explosion could destroy nearby machine shops and the blast would scatter fuel and debris. Injured are machinist K. M. Houchis and roundhouse foreman C. Clark. several firemen were overcome during efforts to contain the blaze.

Grand Junction Cola Rio Grande K. M. Houchis C. Clark

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