Made in Cheyenne exhibit plans move forward
A Cheyenne Commercial club meeting previewed the Made in Cheyenne show set for February. A committee reported 20 pledged exhibitors including Crown Bottling Works and Cheyenne Brick Co as efforts to boost the event and advertise the city with broader participation than last year.
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Cheyenne
Crown Bottling Works
Cheyenne Brick Company
Wyoming-Colorado Engineering Company
Thomas A. Bristol Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Co. R. McKinstrey
The
Wyoming Labor Journal Pub- Nahing Company
Frontier Milling and Elevator Company
Cheyenne Steam Baking Company
Manewald & Ulrich
Nicholalsen & Sturk
Sherman Company
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Hammond Packing Company
Robinson
Cook Brothers Company
National Lumber Company
Swagger
East Side
Mittee
Elmer Keefe
Clarence Hammond
Joe Bristol
Harold England
Thomas Moss
Loomis
Pierce pays woman 100000 to end law suit
Henry Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil settles with Alice G. Rycroft without a jury for 100000 after a prolonged dispute over investments. Rycroft, widow of Chas. W. Rycroft, had claimed misappropriation of funds and stock sales by Pierce.
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Pierce
Glass shipped infant body buried in Denver cemetery
David Roskin received a package labeled Glass handle with care containing the infant L. Rolstein of Laramie Wyoming. Deputy Coroner Hofman secured burial after court permission due to missing shipping permit. interment held this afternoon at the Jewish cemetery with Roskin and a few friends.
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Denver
David Roskin
Express
L. Rolstein
Laramie
Wyo
Jewiah Cemetery
Hoskin
Rolstein
Hofman
State Board of Health
West Side Benevolent Association
Bolstein
Boskin
Governor pardons 360 convicts in Arkansas clemency move
Governor Donaghey pardoned 316 state and 44 county convicts in a sweeping act. He released a forthcoming message criticizing convict lease abuses and calling the system a misplaced penalty, while pledging reform and noting dangers of harsh penalties for minor offenses.
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Little Rock
Ark
Donaghey
Bgt
Penunion
United States Accepts British Warship for Reid Body
London December 18 The United States government has officially accepted Great Britain’s offer of a warship to transport the body of the late Ambassador Reid to the United States The cruiser Natal is likely to be chosen and will depart Portsmouth England for America A military escort will accompany the coffin to the train at Victoria
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London
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Reid
Natal
Portsmouth
England
America
Esfort
Victoria
Wilson to Celebrate Birthday in Staunton Home Town
President elect Wilson plans to arrive in Staunton on Friday night for his 56th birthday celebration on December 28. The event will be held at his birthplace house with elaborate plans and expected attendance around thirty thousand visitors.
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Staunton
Wilson
Cabinet picks move closer in Wilcot administration
Princeton New Jersey December reports President elect Wilcot held a three hour conference with Chairman McCoombe of the national Democratic committee on forming a cabinet. No names disclosed though Bryan was mentioned. McCoombe declined to comment further.
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Princeton
WN. J
McCoombe
National Democratic Committee
Wilcot
McCoombia
Bryan Wan
Limeelt
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner Fund Tops Cheyenne Total
Citizens of Cheyenne respond to the Salvation Army appeal for a Christmas dinner fund raising to 92.92 with plans for a large distribution next Wednesday. Captain Chesham lists beneficiaries and urges donations of clothing or cash, with pickup by The Leader or Salvation Army headquarters.
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Cheyenne
Salvation Army
W. 17Th Street
Chesham
A. Bristol
B. M. Bruce
E. Morton
John D. Reardon
W. W. Reno
Hiram Sapp
J. W. Bruner
Gibson Clark
R. H. Nichols
Rev. Nelson
C. L. Draper
H. Robins
C. N. Potter
B. Hoffman
Leader Pub, Company
J. C. Nash
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Face Dissolution Plan
New York Dec 18 Robert S Tovett chairman of the executive committee of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific announced he had arranged with Attorney General Wickersham to appeal to the U S Supreme Court for instructions in working out the dissolution plan. Wickersham has refused to approve any plan involving distribution of Southern Pacific stock. San Francisco Dec 18 minority stockholders will fight compliance with the government un merging order as it relates to both railroads. Proxies were sent to the Southern Pacific stockholders protective committee in New York to block a sale of the Central Pacific to Asian Pacific. The committee was formed to prevent the sale after the Supreme Court decision that 46 percent holding of Southern Pacific stock by Union Pacific constituted a restraint of trade. The government has declared the Union Pacific holdings unvotable, allowing minority stockholders to control the stock and block the sale.
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New York
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Stockholdera Protective Committee
Central Pacific
Asian Pacific
Suffragette March On Hudson Continues To Albany
Rosalie Jones leads three remaining suffragists during a Hudson River trek toward Albany to deliver a message to Governor Sulzer. The group vows to walk ten miles daily despite snow while Anna Roos Weeks urges men to vote for women and defends militant tactics.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Albany
Sulzer
Rosalie Jones
Mies Anna Roos Weeks
New York
Court Holds Davenport in Federal Threat Case for New President
A federal grand jury heard five witnesses at preliminary hearings regarding a threat to kill the new president. Jacob Dunn was discharged while Dunn’s bail was set at 1000 dollars. The case involves a threatening letter mailed from New York on December 12 and intercepted like an earlier warning. officials including postal inspectors and a deputy marshal testified about authorship and duress claims. The investigation continues with secrecy and additional witnesses.
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Woodrow Wilson Wee
Federal Grand Jury
Seeley Davenport
Dunn
Wharton
Joseph
Francis A. Buttler
Louis G. Beekman
United States
Buttler
Beekman
Jacob Dunn
New York
Trenton
United States Aassiatant
Lindabury
Davenport
Ttts
Tumulty
Secret Service
Kilbane and Dundee To Vie In Feath Weight Title Fight
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion and Johnny Dundee of New York were matched for a 20 round title bout at Vernon arena. No date set but must be after April 15.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
New York
Vernon Arene
Wilson warns panic makers at Southern Society dinner
President elect Wilson denounces attempts to trigger market panic and vows to publish swift, candid updates on government actions. He says prosperity rests on public responsibility, not wealth, and warns enemies of his plans while defending steady policy.
Death of Isaleh Aribook Jeabel Priecow
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Birlaco died at 4 30 yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness. The remains will be sent to Cameron Texas. Mr Briecoe formerly advertised for The Leader and now works in the newspaper press business. The family has many warm friends here and elsewhere who mourn the bereavement.
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Jeabel Priecow
W. C. Birlaco
Cameron
Texas
Briecoe
The
Leader
Elrouse- Hon
400 Greeks Die by Turks Fire Near Janina
Constantinople dispatch reports a Turkish victory over the Greek army near Janina on Sunday. The Turkish commander says 400 Greeks were killed and 126 wounded, with field guns and equipment captured. The telegram notes the war department receipt and the potential impact on regional control.
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Constantinople
Janina
Foraker Details How Hearst Secured Archbold Letters
Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker testifies before the Senate campaign funds committee recounting the Archbold letters episode. He cites a Stewart report claiming Winkfield and Charles Stump carried letters from the Standard Oil offices and sold them to Hearst for over 40,000 dollars.
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Washington
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Senate
William R. Hearst
Archbold
Gilchrist Stewart
W. W. Winkfield
Winkfield
Charles’ Stump
Standard Oil Company
Hearst
Hold Father After Four Children Perish In Fire
Fort Smith Arkansas dispatch reports Marion Capp a miner was arrested near Howansea after a fire early today that cremated two of his children and likely fatally burned two others while a fifth child disappeared. Neighbors say Capp is insane.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Marion Capp
Howansea
Son Slayer Suspect Arrested After Inquest
Lee Moore, who found the bodies of his mother Mrs. George Moore and grandmother Mrs. Mary J. Wilson crushed with an axe at a Columbia Missouri home, was arrested after testifying at the coroner's inquest held today.
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Columbia
Lee Moore
George Moore
Mary J. Wilson
Here
Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Week
Weather for Wyoming shows stormy conditions in the northwest on Thursday with snow. Friday brings clearing skies and fair conditions elsewhere.
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Washington
Dee
Wyoming
Jewish Rabbi for Cheyenne Sent From Lynchburg
The Jewish community of Cheyenne welcomes Dr. S B Schein as their new rabbi He comes from Lynchburg Virginia with years of experience and helped build a synagogue there He plans a Cheyenne temple at 20th and Eddy street with Saturday services and notes he is the only rabbi in the state He holds LL D from Washington and Lee University and studied at New York Talmudical College
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Cheyenne
S. B. Schein
Schein
Lynchburg
Panvill
Lynchberg
Dr Seheln
Seheln
20Th and
Eddy Street
Washington and Lee University
New York Talmudical College
Taft to Accept Yale Law Chair
President Taft has decided to accept the Kent professorship of law at Yale and will probably begin duties in the spring. He will not lecture at other law schools or open the platform.
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Washington
Taft Tan
Kent
Yale
Taft
Morgan testifies on money trust in House inquiry
J Pierpont Morgan takes the stand at 2:30 pm in the money trust inquiry. He favors less government oversight for interstate corporate deposits and cites accounts and capital figures from his firm. Earlier testimony outlined extensive director networks and combined assets across banks, railways, insurance and utilities totaling trillions in capitalization.
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Washington
J_ Pierpont Morgan
Housdé
Morgan
Phillip J. Scudder
New York
Chicago
Boston
Ice and Trust
Ana Yo
Grésa
Union Agents Faces in McNamara Dynamo Plot Trial
In Indianapolis the government outlines the case against 40 men tied to the dynamite conspiracy. Olaf A. Treitmoe of San Francisco is charged with aiding a $920,000 fund raised from workers for the Los Angeles strike and the Times building wreck. All defendants allegedly used Iron Workers International union funds to pay for dynamite.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McNamara
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Iron Workers’ International Union
Woman testifies in Archbald trial near end of proceedings
Miss Mary Roland a stenographer in Scranton appears in Washington to testify in the Archbald case. She would be the first woman to hear before the Senate since 1844 and is expected to take the stand in her own defense as the trial nears its conclusion.
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Washington
Mary Roland
William Po Holand
Scranton
Archbald
Senate
Unclear Fragments From Cincinnati Game Report
Fragmentary notes describe a Cincinnati team and Provident Meremann with a tense moment and a telegraph like stream of action. The garbled text mentions New York America and a game context but lacks clear names or concrete outcomes.
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Waters-Pierce Oy Company
Mra
Alice G. Rycroft
Mo Rycroft
Mi Ie Amid
Rycroft
Chas. W. Rycroft
Croker
Joo
Bryan
Athans
Bio
Hudson
Irvington
Ngton
Oseining
Defining
Kilbane
Dundee Air
Money Trust
Haman
Wall Street
Southern Society
Isalel Aribook
Gram
War Department
Tod
Turkey
Foraker
Por Cheyenne
Yale Law
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