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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1910

Page

9

Labor Day Plans Under Way in Cheyenne

Cheyenne prepares a citywide Labor Day program to be observed next Monday with a Labor Sunday worship day. A mammoth parade forms the centerpiece at 1 20 pm, ending at Pioneer Park for a baseball game between the Cheyenne Indians and Sidney Nebr. followed by sports and a dance. The Labor Day committee lists Thomas Wilcock as chairman and several subchairmen handling parks, floats, tickets, program, parade, sports, press and advertising.

Cheyenne Proneer Park Sidney Nebr

Roosevelt welcomed by Denver Democrats in strong show of support

In Denver August 20, Governor Shafroth and Mayor Speer led a pro Roosevelt rally before thousands at the Y Auditorium. Speer praised his independence and honesty and urged his ascent to national leadership. Roosevelt spoke at the United Spanish War Veterans convention, addressing about 14,000 on conservation and government control of water power sites. He criticized Supreme Court rulings and warned against corporate monopolies.

Denver Theodore Roosevelt Shafroth Speer Y Auditorium West Roosevelt United Spanish War Elein Tora Vostrom Stesson Colorado Livestock Association Aie For Service Siocon Supreme Court of the United States Colorado Supreme Court

Mayor Gaynor Leaves Hospital After Assassination Attempt

New Jersey mourns and celebrates as Mayor Gaynor leaves St. Marys hospital for his St. James country home. He walked with effort but shows calm resolve saying the event may make him a better patient and leader. James J. Gallagher, jailed in Jersey City, awaits grand jury action for the attempt.

New York Gaynor St. Mary's Hospit Hoboken St. James L. J New Jersey James J. Gallagher Jersey City Grand Sullivan St. Mary's Hospital

Beautiful Woman Tool of Oil Company Said to Influence Men

Boston August 29 A Titian haired beauty described as the most remarkable woman in America allegedly served as a tool for Standard Oil. Thomas W Lawson claims she manipulated Wall Street figures and political players driving stock swings, creating senators and shaping international affairs with hidden influence and secrets.

Boston America Standard Oil Company United States Inter- Callonia Thomas W. Lawson Lawson Lillian Mobart Proudhabe Menise Wall Street Mr. Law Origis

Roosevelt leaves Cheyenne after frontier visit

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and party depart Cheyenne at 7:30 AM on the Union Pacific special train for Denver after a two day stay with the Frontier committee. He attends church services, rides cross country, and hosts a lengthy farm feast with state officials, reporters, and notable guests.

Cheyenne Frontier Committee Theodore Roosevelt Denver Union Pacific E. W. Stone The Inter Ocean Hotel First Congregational Church Frank L. Moore Roosevelt United States Timothy F. Burke Hecktess MD van Trump Rascal Roe B. Warren

Four Persons Perished In Mine Gas Tragedy Near Soho

Aug. 29. Four people including Soho Williams, a mine foreman, and his three daughters died from noxious gas inside a tunnel about six miles from the mine, near its mouth. They were returning from the tunnel face when overcome by gas within 2,500 feet of the open shaft.

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Engineer saves passengers on runaway train

Pittsburg, Aug 24. Engineer Sarael Brandt of the Pittsburg Fort me line saved the train amid a hot boiler and steam pipe rupture. He leaped to repair a break, risking burns and injury, then stabilized the run and prevented disaster before rescuers arrived.

Pittsburg

Henry G. Davis Seriously Ill in Wheeling

Henry G. Davis former Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1904 lies seriously ill at his Wheeling home after a fall from a stair, age seventy seven, with grave prospects of recovery. He is father in law to Senator Stephen B. White West Virginia.

Wheeling Henry G. Davis United States Vicw Judge Parker Wiking Stephen F. Wiking West Virginia Davie Mr. Davila bin Mistap Benatos Daria

Sensational evidence in alleged Illinois Central fraud case

Chicago August hearing on charges against Frank B. Harriman Charles L. Hwing and John M. Taylor former Illinois Central rail officials for car repair frauds yielded sensational testimony Theophil Reuther former director of Osterman Manufacturing testified he was told G Rahn held 2000 shares in Osterman company and that the Illinois Central was robbed He claimed being slugged by Henry G Osterman after warning months of graft exposure.

Chicago Frank B. Harriman Chas. L. Hwing John M. Taylor Milneis Central Railroad Theophil Reuther Osterman Manufacturing Company Tra G. Rahn Osterman Company Rawn Lindg.Central Henry G. Osterman Reuther Illinois Central

Engine strikes caboose injuring three trainmen

Rawlins August 2 A rear engine on train No. 57 crashed into the caboose of the first section near Hillelde injuring three trainmen. The names and conditions of the injured were not released.

Rawlins Hillelde

Patten Corners Cotton Soars to Record Price

New York reports a dramatic cotton surge as August options rocketed 162 points, about 7.00 per bale, pushing the price to the highest level on record. Short sellers faced urgent covering as the market opened, with notable figures Patten, Brown, Alayne, and Sharen amid the frenzy.

Patten New York James A. Patten W . F Brown Alayne Eugene Sharen At.s

Dr Crippen and his typist arraigned for murder

London Aug 29 Hawley H Crippen and his secretary Miss Clare Enovoy were arraigned in Bow Street Police Court for the murder of Crippen's wife Belle Elmore. Evidence shown a pact between the accused and the typist that a murder would be carried out but was thwarted by Inspector Dew and others. They were remanded for eight days as prosecutors detailed the plan and Crippen and Miss Enovoy made no comment in reply.

London Hawley HH. Crippen Tite Becou Odaypeien Mic Clare “Lenove Bow Street Paliie Belle Elmore Capwin Kendal Montrose Dew Wad Ilgetas Tottay Jemiust Pat Crippen

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