Sugar Trusts Pays $700000 Into Treasury
The American Sugar Refining company deposited 700000 dollars in cash in the US treasury as a civil compromise of its sugar drawback frauds. Secretary McVeagh is likely to accept, with district attorney and DOJ advising approval. The settlement affects only civil liabilities and does not affect potential criminal actions. Collier's White Lena at Sherman Co.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Treasury
New York
MaceVagh
Department of Justice
Pastor Loux Renounces Post Over Socialist Views
Meriden Connecticut January 9 The Rev Dr Du Bois HM Loux pastor of the Congregational church who has embraced socialist doctrines and written a novel presenting his theories on social problems read his resignation in church prompting sharp reactions from parishioners and city officials.
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Meriden
Conn
du Boils HM. Loux
Congregational Church
Resigning pastor criticizes modern organized Christianity
In a morning service resignation letter the pastor claims organized Christianity is dissolute and a social club. He asserts the church seeks congenial doctrines to avoid disturbing the world of wealth and keep its ear to the ground.
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Tion
Christ
Representative Goes Home to Farm Nightly
Edwardville Illinois January reported that Representative William Dickman left Springfield each night to ride 130 miles to his Edwardsville farm to combat homesickness and eye strain from urban lights. He pays 41.06 per ride as the daily cost of travel.
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Edwardeville
William Dickman
Illinois
Springfield
Edwardsville
Dickman
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Snow and Cold Wave
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions with snow and much colder temperatures. A cold wave is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing snow and sharp temperature drops.
Russian Bride Marries In Cheyenne First Of Its Kind
Miss Aronov, a pretty Russian girl, traveled from Russia with about 100 friends and relatives to marry Louie Vita in an orthodox Jewish ceremony performed by Rabbi Immerman. It is noted as the first such ceremony held in Cheyenne.
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Russia
Miss Aronov
Louie Vita
Immerman
Cheyenne
December report cites funding gaps for humane work
State Humane Agent Frank T. Bright cites lack of funds for the small number of cases in December. The report covers five cases and the board will urge legislators to provide more money for humane work in the state.
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Frank T. Bright
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Garry
City Briefs Roundup of Cheyenne News Highlights
Cheyenne items note a court defense for Francineo Garrido and a homicide case in Albany. Visiting Oregonian editor Krantz travels via Cheyenne en route to Portland. Mayor presents a watch to former officers under P C Cook. Shoes sale at Wassermans ends soon. Cheyenne students return to class after vacation. Judge Clark recovering from injuries. W K Sixemith to speak on physical culture in Cheyenne. Lovell Live Wire club files incorporation. Attorney General appoints Hazel Sherman as clerk. Mrs Burt Michaels injured by gasoline explosion. Suspect incendiary fire at West End resort investigated. Judge Matson names W W Whitman administrator for Albert Bristol estate. Marriage licenses issued to A J Bayer and Bena Keesler. William Lane and Eva Lambert.
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A. J. Bayer
Indianola
Neb
Bena Keesler
Cheyenne
William M. Lane
Eva Lambert
Campron
Woodmen Public Reception for Deputy Head Consul Hoover
Woodmen of the World Phoenix camp hosts a January 11 reception at Keefe hall for Deputy Head Consul J. J. Hoover of Denver. The evening opens with a program and concert followed by dancing. the public is invited.
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Hoover
Keefe Hall
Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. J. Hoover
Denver
Licenses Issued for Cheyenne Saloon Year 1911
City Marshal Ingalis collected licenses from thirty Cheyenne saloons totaling $30,000 authorizing their business for 1911.
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Agsistant
Ingalis
Cheyenne
Tubercular Cattle Inspected by State Veterinarian
The office reports Dr. Davie conducted an inspection of Alicen head of fine oat Place, Und., to Jackson, Wyoming. Three cattle tested tubercular and were destroyed.
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Glate Veterinarian
Aimee
Davie
Alicen
Jackson
Wyo
Newspaper Men Arrive to Cover State Legislature
Reporters and press agents from several papers have traveled to the city for legislative sessions in two houses. Local editors and a visiting group of armed with informants are expected to push for publicity and influence coverage amid the season’s events. Prominent journalists named include Crawford of the Sun, Hopking of the Times, Lewis of the Re Hoan, and MacGlasb formerly of the Banter-Prise.
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F. Crawford
the Sun
Siitega
G. Hopking
the Times
Wheatland
Ewis
Iowan
MacGlasb
Cody
Wayden M. White
Edie
Rebels Surrender after Batopilas Action
Seventy three rebels involved in the Batopilas engagement surrender to Mexican federal authorities and abandon arms. Four leaders remain imprisoned while others are freed. Guerrero reports indicate executions of government officials and citizens by the revolutionists.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Attell Narrowly Defeats Brooklyn Rival in Ten Round Bout
New York reports Abe Attell barely survives a ten round duel with Jon Coster of Brooklyn. Attell took punishment early and into the final round before landing a solid blow that sent Coster to the ropes. Attell then rallied with a furious finish at the bell.
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New York
Jon Coster
Brooklyn
Abe Attell
Attell
Leaders in Counties Act in Democratic Party Fray
Editor White of Buffalo and Editor Wendt of Mountaineer in Lander join the fray as members of Johnson county and Fremont county delegations. Both are prominent in their counties and active in newsgathering for the Democratic cause as events unfold.
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Tor
The
Voice
Buffalo
H. J. Wendt
Mountaineer
Lander
White
Johnson County
Wendt
Fremont
Negro Holds Police at Bay in Chicago Barn Siege
John Wright, a colored man armed with a rifle, held about six policemen at bay for an hour in a barn at 3141 South Bark Avenue. After ammo ran out he was captured by Lieut. Joel Smith and five officers. Wright had attacked after his employer, expressman John Franklin, was driven from the barn.
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Chicago
John Wright
A.odogen
South Bark Avenue
Joel Smith
Lieut. Smith
London
Tieut. Smith
Maine Sunk by Internal Explosion Raises Hull by April
The Maine sinking, a catalyst for the Spanish American War, may see the hull raised by April. Officials expect to settle the cause of the relaking when new knowledge emerges and fear the hull could break apart during lifting.
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Maine
Spain
Maina
Race From Cheyenne To Father's Deathbed
Daisy Hering raced 420 miles by automobile from Cheyenne to Greeley to reach her dying father Chester C. Hering. He spoke to her before death as doctors predicted she would not arrive until after midnight. Daisy had just lost her fiancé in a mine explosion a week earlier and attended both funerals.
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Greeley
Colo
Daisy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chester C. Hering
Greeley Hospital
Philciana
Wheatland
Mia
C. G. Paul
Greene and Gaynor Shorten Prison Terms in Harbor Case
Benjamin D. Greene and Jovy Gaynor, convicted in the Savannah harbor contract fraud, have reduced their four year sentence to three years and one month by good behavior. They have only one month left to serve.
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Tod Tan Pla
Allanta
Jan
Benjamin D. Greene
Jovy ¥. Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
Randa
Indian costume fire ends life at Fort Madison
A 42 year old woman, Beale Payne, daughter of the department store proprietor, died from burns suffered while playing Indian. She attempted to jump over a camp fire in her costume and it ignited, causing fatal injuries.
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Fort Madison
Beeale Payne
Tore
Classification of Lands Increases Value to 400 Million
Washington January 9 The geological survey reports that the government's west coal lands classification and valuation started in 1908 has raised the price on affected lands by more than 9400 million. The survey valued 14 682 849 acres with some tracts at over 400 per acre based on actual tonnage per forty acre tract. Total land value is set at 625 944 849 under the new system.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Attempted burglary at Hynds residence reported
During the absence of the family last evening burglars attempted to enter the home of Harry P. Hynds at 420 Twenty second Street. A colored servant alone in the house said several men were at the door as alarms were raised but no trace of the intruders was found by police.
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Rob Hynds
Harry P. Hynds
To The Citizens of Cheyenne State Leader Mail Offer
Promotes a mail subscription option for the State Leader addressed to Cheyenne residents. Lists rates: $8.75 yearly $2.00 six months $1.00 three months. Encourages saving time on letters and calls, with Carey Ava’s office contact at Phone 93.
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State Leader
Carey Ava
The Neal Way Alcohol Cure Offers Rapid Internal Treatment
A promotional notice claims the Neal internal treatment cures drinkers in three days without injections. It describes a toxin neutralizing process that eliminates desire to drink, with confidential communications from the Neal Institute Co and bank references, listing multiple Omaha and Grand Island addresses.
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Neal
Douglas
Neal Way
Neal Institute Co
10Th Ae
Owaha
Ned
Alvo
Es St
Grand Ialand
Neb
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