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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1905
Page
1
London reports the Cronstadt mutiny driven by wormy food, officer oppression, and withheld pay. Marines seized, mutineers battled troops, leaving over 100 dead or wounded and 1 300 total casualties by Thursday morning as forces restored order.
A south to north earthquake shock was felt in Utah and Idaho with the strongest tremors at Shoshone Idaho where two shocks followed in rapid succession this evening.
Birmingham Alabama November 11 an important conference is held to address congested federal dockets in the state. Attendees include bar association representatives courts Congress and state legislators. A plan will be formulated for submission to Congress for approval and legislation based on the information gathered.
Weather data for Wyoming covers a twenty four hour span ending at 6 pm. Forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with maximum temperature around 84 degrees and minimum near 26 degrees. No precipitation expected.
New York reports reveal Murphy urged boards to deem double circle ballots defective for Hearst and Jerome names. Hearst allies consider taking oath and entering city hall, court battles likely if contest extends beyond New Year. Tribune notesHearst aims to assert title within fifteen days.
Berlin and New York news wires report the international chess tournament starting with six German players and six American players. Moves will be cabled across the ocean, with both teams stationed at the Landed Proprietors' Club in Berlin and the Manhattan Chess Club in New York. The contest, managed by the Berlin Chess Club, will run for two days.
In Henderson Texas on November 11 a mob broke into the jail and overpowered officers. They took John Reece Robert Askew and another man from custody and hanged them in the public square. The three Black men were among those detained earlier for a farmer related case.
Washington November 11 The J H Mc Shane Timbers company has been granted permission by the forest service to install a private telephone line in the Big Horn forest reserve in Wyoming.
At the Chicago Merchants' club banquet Sir Chen Tune Liang Cheng the Chinese minister spoke on Commercial Possibilities Between the United States and China. He argued the boycott against American goods stemmed from U S actions and cited hardships from overzealous officials. The talk drew strong applause from business attendees. In Topeka Governor Hoch considers a 1200 foot monument in the U S center to honor Roosevelt’s peace efforts with Russia and Japan.
Boston detectives led by Captains Dugan and Lawrence raided fire offices on Tremont Street alleging illegal operations were performed. Hundreds blocked Tremont Street as rumors spread that another girl had died and criminals were captured.
The first of the new Canadian Pacific liners for the Atlantic service was launched at Glasgow. The enormous eight deck ship will enter commission next May. The second giant steam ore carrier is expected to be launched in about four weeks.
A morning and evening organ recital at the First Presbyterian Church features hymns, anthems, and a march. Mrs Connett and Miss Shelley perform selections with a postlude and offertory, followed by communion and a solo piece.
Pennsylvanias 6 to 6 tie with West Point Carlisle Indian victory over West Point 6 to 6. Yale beats Brown 11 to 9. Other scores listed: Annapolis 34 Bucknell 0 Princeton 16 Cornell 6 Michigan 40 Ohio State 0. California bulletin notes record fruit shipments and wine production outlook.
Dayton Ohio coroner Dr Walter Kline says Dr G Haugh murdered at least nine people. He is jailed for the killings of his father mother and brother eight miles north of Dayton. Authorities link Haugh to other suspected deaths and wives, including a Lorain murder in 1904 and a Milwaukee case.
Milwaukee and Wisconsin medical circles plan a banquet tonight in Chicago to honor Dr. Nicholas Senn of Chicago. About one thousand guests, including former colleagues and students, will attend with visits on special trains from Milwaukee. Dr Lang of Milwaukee will speak for the Verein Deutscher Aenze. Senn will receive a gold medallion and a duplicate Gabronge.
Columbus reports clearing post election developments in Ohio with Republican winners across the state ticket apart from the governor. Chairman Dick releases figures ranging from 47 000 to 99 000 plurality, highlighting strong GOP performance. Fresh oysters daily at Nim Mo's.
Philadelphia reports from Shamokin say delegates to the United Mine Workers convention will refuse after April 1 to be bound by Roosevelt’s coal strike commission unless they become signatory. A union committee will seek a conference with operators to set terms for post April 1 employment. If operators refuse, the convention will adjourn for further negotiations.
Dan Patch, the pacing champion, lowered the world record by 1 14 seconds in an exhibition mile on the Memphis Trotting Association track. He covered the distance in 1 55 8, eclipsing the previous mark of 1 59 4 held by Star Pointer at Readville Tampa. The Tampa Bay hotel, now reopened under David Lauber, hosts a grand ball and reception tonight for thousands of guests statewide.
Chicago and Omaha markets show slow or nominal activity. Beef cattle and cows range from about 1.25 to 5.25 per hundredweight, with steers, heifers, and calves filling bids. sheep and hogs also showing modest demand and varied prices amid receipts.
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