Oregon man Robert Broyles identified in Cheyenne homicide
Coroner Y Beard led an inquest into a death eight miles northeast of Cheyenne, Wyoming, where the body identified as Robert Broyles of Galem Oregon, is believed murdered. Evidence included a memorandum book with Martin Oakland and other names, a key plate bearing Broyles name, and a gunshot wound to the head. The jury ruled death from a gunshot inflicted by unknown parties in early January 1911.
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Y. Beard
Cheyenne
Asa L. Singleton
Fort Russell
Robert Broyles
Cottage Street
Galem
Ore
Kenneth Martin
East Twenty-first Street
Oakland
Cal
Beard
Martin
Lieutenant Singleton
J. T. Hell
Clyde
Laramie County
Wyoming
Boyles
Hughes
L. Rigdon
Wilfrid O'Leary
Defunct Carnegie Trust Bank Closed by State Bank Department
The Carnegie Trust Company at 115 Broadway was closed by the State Banking department after its November 10 1910 report showed deposits of 8896000. Cause traced to banker Joseph G Robin whose methods led to a bank run. New York City and other creditors faced deposits as city funds moved to secure closure. Deputy Controller Hyde and City Chamberlain Warren Walsh discussed protective measures and bond ownership during the incident.
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Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Carnegie Trust
Charles H. Hyde
Larry Walsh
Berlain
Prendergasat
City Chamberlain
Arguments Concluded in Tobacco Trust Case
Washington January 11 clos ing arguments in the Tobacco Trust case before the supreme court Junius Parker for the company contended that size does not prove monopoly Attorney General Wickersham argued intent and argued the organization was built to restrain trade
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Washington
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
Junius Parker
Wickersham
Strike ties up railroads in Portugal
Lisbon dispatch reports Portugalwide railroad traffic halted as a strike by petrikers spreads, with the movement described as orderly and peaceful.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Petrikers
Firestorm Drives Evacuation as Tenement Burns
Fire swept through a four story tenement at 160 West Twenty seventh Street in New York injuring several and forcing eight foreign residents to flee in night attire. Firemen and police evacuated residents as a crowd of about a thousand watched, with a 35 foot ladder aiding rescues and damage estimated at $2,500.
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New York
West Twenty-seventh Street
Freman
Bute
Spe
Neilson
Twentyfirst
Senator Hughes of Colorado Passes Away
Denver reports the death of Charles James Hughes Jr a junior senator from Colorado from Perniciong Anemia and Myelitis He was born in Kingston Missouri in 1863 and held several law and teaching posts before entering politics The piece notes potential successors including Mayor Rh Speer and Governor Adams with further mentions of Gov Bhafroth and political speculation.
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Denver
Colo
Charles James Hughes, Jr
Colorado
Kingston
University of Missouri
Richmond College
Miarcard Law School
Rh. W. Speer
Aly Adams
Speer
Bhafroth
Gugsenbétn
Will Fight Freight Rate Increases In Texas
Fort Worth Texas January 11 Samuel H Cowan declared the proposed freight rate increase violates the Sherman law and must be opposed vigorously Ike T Pryor attributed a 69 percent profit to the Santa Fe System The committee on transportation urged the association executive committee to meet with traffic agents and set minimums on five stock based on service rendered
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Fort Worth
Tex
Samuel H. Cowan
Ike T. Pryor
Texas
Santa Fe
Committee On Transportation
Five Men Missing In Cincinnati Chamber Fire
A major fire in Cincinnati leaves five men missing and sixty injured after the Chamber of Commerce building is destroyed. The wall was braced today as smoldering debris hindered body recovery, and a sixth man was later reported missing. Reporter George Hayman entered the building before the roof collapsed and has not been seen since.
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Cincinnati
Igen
Chamber of
Beveridge Blocked From Pushing Lorimer Vote
Senator Beveridge fails in bid to set a date for a Senate vote on the Lorimer case. Chairman Burroughs of the committee on privileges and elections refused to name a day, stating no Lorimer supporter has been heard yet.
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Beveridge
Lorimer
Washington
Jan
Burroughs
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Heveridge
Murphy and Tammany oppose Shepard in Senate fight
In New York on January 11 two key facts emerged in the senatorial contest. Charles F. Murphy said in an interview that he and Tammany Hall oppose Edward M. Shepard, with Mayor Gaynor, in a letter urging the selection of Bleford by one legislator.
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HALAL
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Tia
Edward M. Shephard
Gaynor
Blepford
Bribery and Corrupt Practices Said To Void Stephenson Senate Nomination
Madison January 11 claim that Isaac Stephenson’s nomination in the Wisconsin primaries and election to the U S Senate is void due to bribery and corrupt practices. A state Senate Investigation committee reports Stephenson spent 107000 in the campaign and urges sending the case to the U S Senate.
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Madison
Wis
United States Senate
Isaac Stephenson
State Senate
McGovern
House
Senate
Stephenson
Kauffman and Johnson Prize Offer for London Bout
Chicago Jan 11 H H Frazee and Jack Gleason offered a purse of 50000 dollars for a fight between Kauffman and Johnson in London during Coronation Week. Kauffman accepted and Johnson's reply was expected tomorrow. It is believed the champion will accept promptly.
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Chicago
H. H. Frazee
Jack Gleason
Kauffman
Johnson
London
Republicans In Caucus Name Clark For The Senatorship
Republicans in full control name Clarence Dr. Clark as the United States senator in a party caucus held at Keefe hall. The vote included forty five lawmakers with only Fred H. Blume opposing Clark. House organization and committee plans followed, with Mary Bellamy guiding seating assignments.
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Clark
House
Senate
Clarence Dr. Clark
United States Senate
Wyoming
Clarke
Keefe Hall
Davis
Sedwood
H. Hardin
Sheridan County
Boloe
Hart
Big Horn County
H. Lor
Carbon County
Carbon County Is Listed On A Floodpatter. Roll Call
Fred H. Blume
Eugene Hoyt
Crook County
Taylor
Illneus
Mary Bellamy
Johnson
Crook
Sheridan
Albany
Fremont
Sweetwater
Converse
Ulhta
Carbon
Natrona
Weston
Laramie
Bix Horn
Crosby
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Prairie
Robert Broyles J
Garnegie Trust
Caritegcie Trust Co
Pfaoclee
SY Mantin
Sho Saas
Big New York
Sen
Wisconsia
Legislative Committee
Kauffman and Johnson
Senator Clark
Robert Taylor
Lare
Col Pon
Cheyenne State Lowadyr
Cheyenne, Wyo
Blreetor County
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