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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

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Bryan Declares Wealth at Most 150 000 Dollars

In Olney Illinois on September 10 William J Bryan the Democratic presidential candidate presented a detailed statement of his property value and set it at 150000 dollars at the outside He defended himself against Speaker Cannon s charge of a million dollar fortune and urged Cannon to disclose his own assets He traced his finances from 1896 onward noting earnings from lectures and the book The First Battle and stating his total wealth as about 125000 to 150000 dollars

Olney Ill William J. Bryan Joseph G. Cannon Springfield Speaker-Cannon Bryan Speaker Cannon Cannon Congress

Davis Charged in First Degree Murder of Dr Rustin

Omaha prosecutors file a first degree murder complaint against Charles EB Davis over the September 2 shooting of Dr Frederick Rustin. Dr J P Lord testified a man matching Davis was seen two blocks from the scene earlier that morning, as investigators seek the missing revolver.

Omaha Neb English Charles EB. Davis Frederick Rustin J. P. Lord Rustin Husband Davis Austin Bruccors

Negro Shot Twice By U P Train Guard

John Hill, a negro tramp, was shot twice and seriously wounded by a Union Pacific guard on westbound train No. in Rawlins Wyoming. Hill said he tried to steal a ride on a baggage car, was ordered off, and the guard began firing. A bullet hit his left leg and another his right arm.

Rawlins Wyo John Hill Union Pacific Hill

Wyoming sheep win prizes at Colorado Inter-State fair

At the Colorado Inter-State fair in Denver, Robert Taylor of Efell Wrvo won a majority of the prizes in the sheep division exhibits.

Denver Colorado

Weather Outlook for Wyoming and D C Area

Forecast for Wyoming calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Local data show 24 hour high of 80 and low of 40 degrees with no precipitation. Palmer reports as section director.

Washington D. C Wyoming Palmer

Orville Wright Breaks World Record At Fort Myer Flight

Orville Wright today broke the world record for time and distance with a heavier than air flying machine at Fort Myer. He circled the grounds fifty eight times in 65 minutes and 2 seconds in a ten knot wind, beating yesterday’s time by 11 minutes 27 seconds. The event was witnessed by nearly a thousand spectators.

Washington, D. C Orville Wright Fort Myer Yeaterday Mit

Newest gold strike reported in Kansas City area

Golf-bearing sand found by John Martin at 70 South Forest Street in Kansas City Kansas has been assayed at $4.85 per ton. Estimated mining cost is $5 per ton, suggesting marginal profitability.

Kansas City Kan John Martin

Theater Managers Union to curb scalpers in meeting

New York theater managers association of fifty two local houses plans a special meeting tomorrow afternoon to devise a plan to stop scalpers.

New York

Pueblo Democratic Convention Names Shafroth For Governor

At Pueblo on September 10 the state Democratic convention chose John F. Shafroth as governor after three ballots, defeating B L Jefferson 605 to 425. The ticket was completed with candidates for Supreme Court, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state.

Pueblo Colo John Shafroth B. L. Jefferson Supreme Court H. White W. A. Hill Morgan M. H. Bailey Fremett George Musser Colorado Springs B. T. Taylor Garfield R. Fitzgerald San Maguel J. B. Pierce Otero George Hally Denver

Garfield Boosting for Taft in Maine Rally

Caribou Maine September 10 Secretary of the Interior James R Garfield addressed a largely attended Republican rally urging vigilance over the Maine vote due next Monday He warned that a reduced Republican plurality could be used by opponents in doubtful states to claim Maine did not endorse the current administration

Taft Maine Caribou Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield

American Fleet Anchors Off King’s Point West Australia

Albany crowds greet the American battleship fleet after a 1300 mile voyage from Melbourne to King George Sound. The ships entered Princess Royal Harbor at 7:30 a m and observers on Breaksea Island reported sighting the arrival hours earlier. Fine weather accompanied the crossing from Melbourne.

Albany West Australia Melbourne King’s Point Princesa Royal Harbor King George’s Sound Breaksea Island

Golden West Exhibit in London Next Year

New York reports a purely American exposition to be held in London next year called the Golden Wear and American Industries exhibition. It will run May to October at Barn's Court, with all exhibits shipped from the United States.

London New York Hneland Bulldijnes Barl's Court

Fires Rage Across New Ontario Near Fort William

The Canadian Pacific reports one of the worst fires in New Ontario's history racing along the port and east of Fort William. Villages face disaster as residents flee to Fort William and Port Arthur. The Piceon River Lumber company suffers heavy canopy losses.

Winnipegs Man Canadian Paclfe New Ontario State Porth Fort William Piceon River Lumber Company Port Arthur

Bryan Club Formed in Cheyenne with Large Attendance

Citizens gathered at Bryan hall on Eddy street last evening to organize a Cheyenne Bryan club. W. B. Ross was elected president, I. S. Bartlett secretary, with officers and a five member executive committee named to draft a constitution. Regular meetings will be weekly with strong support for a vigorous Wyoming political presence.

Bryan Club Bryan Hall Eddy Street Republican Party I. 8 Bartlett W. B. Ross J. S. Bartlett Ross Luke Voorhees Gibson Clark L. W. Warramount S. Pearlstine Frank I. Johnston Clark Stickney Alexander

Denver Fair Continues To Attract Crowds

Denver crowds fill the Colorado Inter-State fair as officials deny reports of extending races beyond Saturday. Knabenshie makes another airship flight this afternoon and will repeat tonight and tomorrow. Judging is near completion with Colorado winning honors in most departments.

Denver Colo C. QB. Stubbs Colorado Hoe

Electrical Workers Wear Bryan Buttons at National Meet

Delegates from California Oregon Washington and other western states travel via Cheyenne to St Louis for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers convention starting next week. They are joined by Halen from Local 415 and all wear Bryan campaign buttons.

Lattast Fulhit California Oregon Washington Cheyenne St Louie International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Whalen Anion

Minnesota Range Pires Getting Under Conti

The Minnesota range settlements are now fairly safe from range fire and the crimes appear to be past. The danger will not be over until a drenching rain comes. Gopher has reached Grand Marais and reports the town is safe for the present.

Duluth Ming Fred Crinls Gopher Grand Marais

Democratic prospects seen strong in east and west

Special to The Leader reports Norman Mack praising eastern headquarters and Judge Hudspeth as director. Herman Ridder predicts Bryan victory with widespread Republican support. Western observers, including Colonel Haldeman, foresee solid Democratic gains in Colorado and Nebraska and a broad shift of GOP voters to Bryan.

Chicago Norman B.mack New York Robert S. Hudspeth New Jersey Connecticut Delaware Maryland West Virginia Herman Ridder New York Staats Zeitung Eastern Bryan Mack Daniels Illinois United States W. B. Haldeman Louisville Courier-Journal and Times East West Colorado Nebraska Mr. Bryan

Speaker Cannon Defeat Predicted By AFL Leader

Washington Sept. 10 President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor told the AFL executive council that Speaker Cannon will be defeated for re election. He said labor and reform factions oppose him and that there is widespread dissatisfaction with Cannon’s course among members.

Speaker Cannon Gompers Waishiteaton DC. C American Federation of Labor Cannon Cannen Shesvot

Strange death by own action of millionaire's wife

Newark news reports the body of Mrs. Ashton Harvey found in a private lakeside pool on Stewart Hartshorn estate at Short Hills. The New York financier husband, Ashton Harvey, says she died by her own hand, noting a nine year battle with illness and no prior suffering.

Newark N. J Ashton “Harvey Stewart Hartshorn Short ‘Hills Tal Lyebrough New York Tiervey Ashton Harvey Seth Astiton

Acting Attorney General Notes Possible Supreme Court Appeal

In Washington District of Columbia, Acting Attorney General Russell comments on a Philadelphia court ruling that the commodities clause of the Weepburn Act is unconstitutional. He notes a likely appeal to the U S Supreme Court within sixty days.

Washington Bop Russell United States Philadelshia Supreme Court of the United States

Boxcar Orders Placed Worth 5 Million Across Railroads

The von Trade Review reports Otten and Syutherh Pacific Railroads placed orders for box cars worth 5.07 million. Vendors cited include Tollowsr Risnibets Steel, Stublaunt Steel Car, American Car Hairndry, PHO, Tawney & Leith, and donkine. Estimates reference 1 600 fmue figures and related totals.

New Vork Bayt. i The von Trade Review Otten and Syutherh Pacific Raitroads Risnibets Steel Comet Stublaunt Steel Car Care Hairndry Company PHO Tod Tawney & Leith Donkine

Veteran Civil War veteran ends his life in Binghamton

An elderly Civil War veteran, about to turn 70, died by his own hand in Binghamton. The incident involved a boot, a bond, and a final act connected to a local penitence or personal distress as reported by the paper.

Binghamton Robert Wiltne Mina Yen Portland

Local housing drive raises funds in Minnesota event

In Minominge Michigan on September 9, a community-backed effort attracted several hundred people for a housing loan drive. About $200,000 was raised to support the program.

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Bryans House U. P Weather Report Kansas John F. Shafroth C. J Gram New Ontario Cheyenne Bryan Club Minnesota Pires CONTI Country and Bryan Ozone Pesht Bren Biss Skhotion Tan
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