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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

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Dying Addie Bailey Denies Knowing Her Slayer

Cheyenne city reels over the assassination of Addie Bailey, a 21 year old domestic at F C Tatlock's home. Investigators report she maintained on her deathbed that she did not know her assailant or motive. Three leading theories guide the case as officers plead for clues while pursuing a killer who vanished into the night.

Addie Bailey F. C. Tatlock Evans Street Miss Bailey Cheyenne Willie Nickell Turtee Mr. Tatlock Smalley Perry Watts Dyer Murray Dulax Bailey Nineteenth Evans Streets Tew

Democratic State Convention eyes Chanler or Gerard for governor

Rochester N Y Sept 14 after day of talks state leaders converge on a choice for governor between Lieutenant Governor Louis Chanler urged by State Chairman Connors and Justice Gerard of New York City favored by Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy. Dignified by Morgan J O’Brien as temporary chair and Alton B Parker as permanent chair Norman E Mack National Chairman says harmony expected.

Rochester N. Y Louis Chanler Connors Justice Gerard New York City Charles Murphy Tammiany Hall Upstate Tammany William J. Connors Democratic State Committee Charles F. Murphy Chandler Mr. Murphy Morgan J. O'Brien Alton B. Parker Norman E. Mack Murphy McCarren Mr. Connors

Minnesota towns now safe from fire

Duluth Minnesota report says forest fires along the north shore have passed the danger point for villages though large timber losses occur. Grand Marais Chicago Bay Hovel and Big Bay Pigeon River and nearby settlements are believed safe with rain expected to end the flames.

Duluth Minn Grand Marais Chicago Bay Hovel Big Bay Pigeon River Mesaba

Robbers hide leg of victim then rob him in home

Oscar O Harrah a telegraph agent at Colliers West Virginia was confined to bed when two masked men entered his room in Washington Pennsylvania Sept 14 and looted his clothes taking 125 dollars a watch and other valuables after the burglars said his wooden leg would be found downstairs and departed.

Washington Oscar O'Harrah Colliers W. Va O'Harrah

Weather Report for Wyomeng

Forecast for Wyomeng calls for generally fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Local data show a maximum of 77 degrees and a minimum of 45 with trace precipitation.

Washington D. C Palmer

Ontario Fires Rage Across Lake Superior Region

Port Arthur reports dense smoke over the lake as fires devastate Isle Royale cottages and Rock Harbor resorts. Matta wan River valley and surrounding timberlands face threat while Fort William sees unabated bush fires encircling the city.

Port Arthur Ont America Isle Royale Rock Harbor Washington Harbor Mattawan River Valley Fort William West End

No Roosevelt Advised Portraitless GOP Convention Opens

Saratoga N Y September 14 The Republican state convention began to nominate a full state ticket and presidential electors A notable fact was the absence of any portrait of Roosevelt or Hughes while Taft and Sherman pictures lined the gallery State Chairman Timothy L Woodruff called the convention to order and Elihu Root was named temporary chairman

Saratoga N. Y Taft Sherman Roosevelt Hughes Timothy L. Woodruff Elihu Root

Farmer murdered as buildings burned in Washington

In Spokane on September 14 a coroner reported that all ranch buildings were destroyed by fire and the farmer murdered near the roadside. The message to Mrs. A B Thomas of Tacoma said the father’s body was found mangled along the county road, half a mile from the home, with the crime shrouded in mystery.

Spokane Washb Thomas Tacoma Republic Wash

Alleged Wheel Thief Caught Near Cheyenne

James Watson charged with stealing two bicycles in Cheyenne. Watson was arrested in Sidney Nebraska Sunday afternoon and brought back to Cheyenne, with the two bikes found in his possession. One bike belonged to O A Dart of the Stock Growers National Bank and the other to Ty McCafferty, both taken September 10. Sheriff Smalley acted promptly after reports of the thefts.

James Watson Sidney Neb Cheyenne O. A. Dart National Bank Ty McCafferty Watson Smalley

Wireless stations linked coast to coast in Alaska

Washington D C Sept 14 The most important government stations in Alaska are in complete wireless communication with the United States The signal corps has established six wireless stations at a cost over 100000 and will ensure year round communication

Washington, D. C Alaska United States Signal Corps

Sioux City Wins Western League Pennant Over Omaha

Sioux City and Omaha finished tied for the Western League lead before today but Sioux City defeated Omaha to secure the 1908 pennant in the season finale. If Omaha had won, a pennant tie would have resulted.

Sioux City Omaha

Indianapolis Wins Pennant In American Association Race

Indianapolis clinched the pennant in the American Association on September 14 as the season concluded in Milwaukee with Louisville and Indianapolis finishing on top.

Indianapolis Milwaukee Wis

Great Gains for Democrats in Maine State Vote

In Portland on September 14 Republicans won the governorship with Bert M. Fernald defeating Obediah Gardner. Democrats, however, saw the Republican plurality shrink to under 10,000, the smallest in a presidential year in 25 years. Four Republican congressmen were elected, and Charles Hatch won state auditor.

Portland Bert M.fernald Poland Obediah Gardner Rockland Congress Charles Hatch Augusta Fernald Gardner Cobb Davis

Troops Rushed to Mexican Border From Fort Sam Houston

Galveston Texas September 14 Bush orders for more troops on the Mexican border came today from General Myer who is personally investigating conditions Two cavalry troops have started from Fort Sam Houston bringing the total along the Rio Grande to three it is expected two more will move tomorrow Advices from Del Rio report six Mexican mounted companies on the river side and five more en route to the border.

Galveston Tex Bush Myer Fort Sam Houston Rio Grande del Rio

Anti-Dubois Faction Wins First Court Ruling

Boise Idaho September 14 The Idaho supreme court unanimously overruled a demurrer by former Senator Dubois and his attorneys in the contest to decide which Wallace convention ticket is entitled to the democratic name This ruling advances the anti Dubois faction and the court will hear the merits of the case indicating a clear victory for the anti Dubois side

Boise Ida Idaho Supreme Court Duboise Supreme Court

Bryan Wins Pacific Coast Fight for Bryan and Kern

Special to The Leader reports from Chicago on September 14 noting strong Democratic organization in California Oregon and Washington. A Portland meeting on the 16th aims to coordinate state and national committees as Bryan and Kern gain favor, with Bourne's opposition cited yet countered. The Denver platform and Bryan's campaign book drive rising book orders and solid support among Pacific coast voters.

Chicago Democratic National Committee Pacific Coast Mack California Oregon Washington Portland West Miller Bryan Kern U. S Jonathan Bourne Bourne Taft Roosevelt Pacific Coast Coast Denver

Young Bridegroom Shot by Bride on Honeymoon Farm

Archibald Stewart, newlyweds with Miss Hall, were in Wilby farm country when a rifle mishap while target shooting caused a bullet to pass through Stewart’s abdomen. Doctors say the chance for recovery is slight.

Wheeling W. Va Archibald Stewart Stewart Wilby Miss Hall Marietta

Remains Found Near Saukville Attributed to Farmer

The body recovered near Saukville, initially presumed to be Ralph W. Eddy, is identified as that of a local farmer who likely ended his own life. Authorities ruled out Eddy as the deceased.

Milwaukee Wis Saukville Ralph W. Eddy

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