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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented OCR reads as a claim that the Senate betrayed the people of the country, with dramatic phrasing about a figure referred to as Sugar Joker. The text is garbled but implies strong political discontent and a charge of betrayal.
A lengthy senate debate over retaining a phrase deemed to favor the sugar trust produced a 36 to 47 vote to keep the wording in the tariff bill. Analysts estimate the clause could be worth about 100000 per letter to sugar refiners, a move linked to stock market gains for American Sugar Refining Co. and sparking partisan contention among Democratic and Republican senators.
Fragmentary note discusses beet sugar producers and market potential in refined versus standard processes. It suggests refined methods could improve competition in major sugar markets.
Constantinople reports 15 men hanged for rioting, nine sulked as insurgents. Armenian persecution continues with fresh outbreaks around Konia. Eight hundred Muslims allegedly invade Armenian villages. troops restore order. A dynamite attack targeted Beirut governor Lebanon's house. no injuries. Armenian unrest raises alarm across Macedonian regions.
President Taft delivered a glowing tribute to the Japanese emperor at a Metropolitan Club banquet honoring Admiral Urid. He spoke of gracious hospitality from Japan, praising the monarch’s ability, patriotism, and leadership in developing Japan. He proposed a toast to the Emperor of Japan.
Ten physicians and the superintendent nurses resign from the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives citing a disagreement with the board. They say managers insisted on keeping young, early tuberculous children in wards with hopeless invalids. Some resigners offer to stay on until a new staff is found.
In Goole Swedes parish a church leader faces a suit filed by Andrew Olson of Geeley alleging the pastor alienated Mrs. Olson's affections. Olson seeks 15000 dollars for the loss of his wife’s love as the couple's friendly relations reportedly lingered.
A government and railway initiative on the western coast of the Dominion achieves a notable ordered project. Officials highlight the plan as a remarkable accomplishment and emphasize its strategic significance for trade and defense.
Officials report rapid land sales as the Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian authorities develop Prince Rupert on the Pacific coast. In one hour, 88 lots sold at an average 2700 dollars with highs to 8250 dollars, amid urgent townsite construction, wharves, and banks.
Word reaches Los Angeles that the body of Mrs. Josephine Carleton Archer died January 12 and was later disinterred at Oneida Indiana. Strychnine was found in the viscera as daughter Gertrude Marah investigated the death. Dr H Rooney had earlier cited uraemia as the cause in an death certificate application.
Crowds watched a gray-haired man climb the south railing of the Clark street bridge last night and plunge into the river. He swam about 300 feet downstream before vanishing. Police and Bridge Tender Jaffera attempted a rescue but failed, and the body has not been found.
Five members of the so called millionaire fire company were seriously injured at Bryn Mawr when a barn owned by Dr. B W Powell collapsed as the fire was thought under control. The volunteers include several wealthy men connected to the company.
Memorial Day observances in Tacoma featured a notable naval guard as Japanese and American veterans marched together to honor fallen soldiers. Over two thousand sailors from the Japanese cruisers Soya and Aso under Admiral Ojichi participated, with meticulous planning and on time execution.
A brief report notes workers near forest sites and the proximity of operations to nearby labor activity. Authorities discuss environmental oversight and safety measures affecting practical access and site productivity across several national forest areas.
Washington reports the division of the western United States into six forest districts each led by a district forester to run national forests on a business basis. Supervisors may be non-foresters with skilled aides, while trained foresters bring botany and field experience to manage nurseries, logging, range oversight, and enforcement across 149 national forests.
Chicago reports that Dann Cupid, undefeated heavyweight, won a clean fall over world champion Frank Gotch though holds were barred. Cupid secured a heart hold that Gotch could not escape, while Miss Minnie L Warner of Chicago prepares for marriage to Gotch after a long secret engagement.
The fragment reports on distributors and dealers for various goods including B and O Dresol Dip and polyonoun substitutes. It cites Poster Burne & Co Chicago and The Sherman Co Cheyenne as distributors or sellers in a terse trade notice style.
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