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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

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Shooting at Ashford's saloon ends in injuries during colored dance row

In Cheyenne a claim links Ed Richards to shooting Charles Goings after a quarrel over a recently broken up colored dance at Jiggers ball. Goings was wounded in the leg and hand. Richards was arrested after a pursuit, denying only that Goings deserved what he got.

Charles Goings Ed Richards Richards T Hat Denver Ben Davis Davis Goinge Going Ashford Seventeenth and Reed Streets Marshal Manewsi Pettie C. G. Swain Mherry Goings

Committee Gets Few Answers on Rail Franchise

Industrial club special committee consisting of Ex Senator J. M. Carey General Randall and Hon T A Cosgriff returned from Denver reporting limited progress. They met Parker vice president of Colorado and Southern and learned of a potential connecting link to Cheyenne with immediate work if approved.

Industrial Club Union Pacific Railroad Denver J. M. Carey Randall T. A. Cosgriff Cosgriff Parker Colorado & Southern Railroad Bin Hurlington Cheyenne Ft Colling- Cheyenne Superintendent Park Union Pacific Union

Policeman Dies at Connecticut Sanatorium Rabies Fear

New York officer O Donnell was driven to a Connecticut sanatorium by fear he had rabies from a wolfhound bite. He reportedly became frantic after reading about rabies deaths and could not eat or sleep before his death.

New York O' Ponnell Connecticut O'Dognell

Bowman's odd hiring rule asks clerks if they plan marriage

Alton Illinois June 24 H J Bowman a major real estate owner says he now requires every female applicant for a store clerk position to reveal whether she intends to marry. He cites sixty five marriages among his clerks in eighteen years and blames Cupid for disrupting staff. The first applicant took offense but gave a satisfactory reply.

Alton, II H. J. Bowman Alton- És Bowman Cupid

Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Sees Steady Growth in Deposits

A bank statement in this paper reports deposits totaling $84,189.04 as of May 17, with new accounts opening daily. Under progressive management and courteous advertising the bank’s business is steadily increasing, pleasing patrons and officials.

Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank

Murder case links Roberts to Ward murder in Maryland

In St Michaels Maryland John T Roberts is hunted after a farm siege as authorities pursue a man tied to the killing of Mrs Edith May Thompson Woodhill in the Chesapeake region. Investigators say evidence connects Roberts to the murder and a bloody scene was found at his Cayman farm bungalow.

St. Michaels John T. Roberts Woodill Cayman Anid Baltimore Fuck River Edith May Thompson Woodhill Albert Woodill Los Lyman T. Gage Gage San Diego Roberts Robert

Springfield Girls Arrested With Two Chinese Men in St Louis

Three Springfield Illinois girls Minnie Scherer Josephine Scherer and Edith Barnett were arrested in a St Louis hotel with two Chinatown men Long Foo and Charley Wah alias Leong. Minnie sought to marry Long Foo while her sister opposed the match. The Scherer sisters who are orphans cried at the arrest.

St. Louis Springfield Ills Minnie Jouwwphine Scherer Long Foo Edith Barnett Charley Wah Alias Leong Scherer

Woman Alters Plans as Husband Believed Dead Is Found Alive

Mrs. A Lundgren of near Chesterton Ind learns a man she expected to bury is alive after a message from Tondgren in Michigan City. Simultaneously E T Moore of Hillsdale Mich, killed in a South Shore railroad crash near Gary Ind, is identified by the deceased man’s sons.

Chicago Emil Lundgren A. Lundgren Chesterton Ind Tondgren Michigan City E. T. Moore Hillsdale Mich South Shore Electric Railroad Gary

Union Pacific Faces Cheyenne Over Waterworks Freight Claim

The Union Pacific demands payment from Cheyenne for transporting materials for the waterworks extension, while Cheyenne insists on a complete freight-free obligation and restitution for past charges. The dispute centers on whether UP either misled or acted dishonestly, and the city seeks enforcement of the contract and future protections.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Cheyenne Elalin Union Pacific Union Ps Railroad Company Cheyenne Union Pacific Waterworks

Mysterious Murder Remains Found by Soldiers in Hills

Fourth Field artillery troops returning from a mountain hike report finding a decomposed male body near Grassite canon with a large bullet hole in the back of the head. No weapon found, suggesting foul play. Identity unknown. Coroner to investigate at once.

Fourth Field Artillery Grassite Canon Omer

Modesto Boy Admits Killing Brother in Hog Pen

Cecil Hopking twelve year old boy from Modesto California confessed at night to shooting and killing his six year old brother after aiding in a day long search. He hid the body in a hog pen and gave no explanation. He is jailed.

Modesto Cal Cecil Hopking

Italia Car No. 6 Withdraws From New York to Seattle Race

The Italia car No. 6, last in the field, gave up at Cheyenne and was prepared for shipment back to New York after a grueling journey. Passengers Elbert Bellows Egbert Lillie and F B Whittemore endured typhoid in Chicago and a broken axle in Colorado. In Kansas the car was struck by a freight train throwing occupants, the low-built machine frequently hit obstacles during fast runs toward Seattle.

Italia Lapa Brace Cheyenne New York Seattle Elbert FB Bellows Egbert Lillie F. B. Whittemore Chicago Colorado Kansas

WEDDED IN COLORADO BRYAN BRYANT MINE VIRGINIA MARRIAGE

The marriage of Willis Jennings Bryan Jr. to Mine Virginia occurred at Grand Lake Colorado with only immediate relatives present. After a brief honeymoon they plan to move to Phoenix Arizona where Bryan will practice law.

Colorado Grand Lake Coly Willis Jennings Bryan, Jr Virginia Oeook Fheoa Arizona Bryan

May at edge this today pompaten

The fragmentary text notes a group called the W brothers working on a motor and references a possible event tomorrow or at dawn. The readable lines are unclear about location, purpose, or outcome.

City Water Pipe Bids Opened for Fort Russell Route

Beapor Freighting bids were opened by city councilmen acting as water committee for hauling and distributing pipe for three city water mains from the city to Fort Russell and mountains. Perry Williams submitted the lowest bid at 1.47 per ton for 16 and 20 inch pipe and 1.40 per ton for 20 inch pipe with 2.00 per ton extras, about 15 000 lower than the first bids.

Beapor Fort Russell Perry Williame

Burglar Captured Under Bed Again in Goldfield

Goldfield Colorado residents report a second night in which a burglar was found hiding under a bed inside a home. William Corbin, a druggist, discovered the intruder while returning to his house as the blaze started. The man, who claimed the name Brown, was armed with Corbin's revolver but offered little resistance.

Goldfield Colo William Corbin Brown Corbin

Inquest Planned in Johnson Case by Local Coroner

Coroner Desmond departed for Durham station with a three person jury to probe the death of William Johnson who was struck by a train at the station last Saturday. The incident remains under investigation with several witnesses present.

Johnson Desmond Durham Station William Johnson

Harvard Yale Rowing Match Report

A fragmented sports item notes a Harvard versus Yale race with mentions of Cambridge and timing details. The readable parts reference University crews and a competitive clash, highlighting team names and a tense finish.

Women delegates in Colorado Wyoming club convention clash

The sixth annual session of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs of Colorado and Wyoming ends at the Carnegie Library. Delegates tour the city by automobile to Fort Russell, then depart homeward. A late afternoon officer election sparked a lively clash between factions including Black women, resolved by adjournment and change in time. Prizes were awarded in the art exhibit. talks covered wages for graduates, home influence, and religion as progress. A debate on whether higher education unfits girls for wives and mothers followed.

State Federation of Woman's Clubs Colorado Wyoming Carnegiee Library Ctty Fort Russell Mason Bmith Woman's Club of Ciyenne Federation Prises Lie Taka Art Club of Denver Mra HB. Williams Dahlia Art Club Colorado Springs M. L. Davie J. S. Young Ella EK Braxton Isabelle Stewart Ollie St. Reed Cheyenne Leone Troutman Barbee Cornelia . Fiemings

Fearful Heat Tortures Helpless New Yorkers

New York on June 24 reports the fourth day of unrelenting heat with 34 prostrations and 3 personal crisis reports. The temperature reached 92 degrees by 3 pm and thousands slept on the sand at Coney Island.

New York Coney Island

Senate Votes to Raise Duties on Shoes and Leather

Washington reports the senate increased duties on shoes from 15 to 20 percent ad valorem and on sole leather from 5 to 10 percent. The house had set the leather rate. The day featured long speeches including on tobacco packaging size and an income tax debate. The house authorized a $10 million emergency census appropriation.

Washington Senate House Yeateglay Bove Bailey Newlands Taft

Cheyenne Milk Found To Meet Standards

Assistant State Chemist Ross B. Moody and Wyoming University official Henry G. Knight tested milk sold in Cheyenne and samples from cows arriving at the depot. The analysis showed Cheyenne milk contains a large percent of natural nutritious substances and meets state standards.

Cheyenne Ross B. Moody Laramie Gem City Henry G. Knight Wyoming University Messrs. Knight Moody

Farnum Denies Impropriety In Gould Custody Case

New York reports Dustin Farnum denying impropriety with Myre Gould and Mrs Gould as the trial proceeds. Mrs Gould offers repeated denials, saying she sought occupation after family upheaval and discussed matters with Barnum for possible help.

New York Gould Dustin Farnum Myre Farnum

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