Ames Tragedy Tied To Fort Williams Incident
Lieutenant Robert F. P. Ames of the Twelfth Infantry is court martialed for acts unbecoming an officer and precipitating a fatal scene at Fort William McKinley after a dinner party. The investigation centers on the Decembers and a Filipina witness. Janney death follows Ames shooting himself after an argument over a gift.
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Leader front page hints at local opinions and trust
The morning Leader’s front page prompts discussion on public trust and community sentiment in Cheyenne. The text notes divisions in readership, the idea of editorial imitation, and the cost of maintaining multiple newspapers in a growing city.
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Washington Aims to Deny Insurgent Rumors
President Tate authorizes several Administration senators to deny insurgent rumors circulating in Congress. He rebukes reports of unrest tied to the railroad bill and says he cannot recall remarks justifying such claims. Senate leaders Aldrich Root Borich are cited in discussions of loyalty and independence within the party.
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Thousands Scan Sky for Halley Comet Report
Thousands in Cheyenne scanned the sky last night for Halley’s comet, finding no signs of unusual activity. Telescopes drew crowds as experts and curious youths offered views while scientists shared rough tail measurements and orbital angles. In Seoul, Korea, May 18, officials note widespread fear among Koreans as the article continues on page 2.
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Crowds Pack Westminster Hall for King Edward VII Funeral
London May 18. Over one hundred thousand watchers filed in double file past the catafalque bearing King Edward VII’s coffin in Westminster Hall. Eminent guests from Europe and beyond entered Victoria station as the funeral plans were announced. President Roosevelt, envoy from the United States, will ride in the eight carriage at the service. The vigil lasted through a rainy night with 50 000 to 60 000 viewing by nightfall and many thousands more in the street. The crowd was cosmopolitan with no class distinctions as mourners from many lands paid tribute. Roosevelt met with officials and left for Friday’s funeral service in a diplomatic role.
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Dynamite Explosion Harms Cuban Rural Guards Barracks
In Pinar del Rio a blast of 3000 pounds of dynamite stored for public works exploded while being moved for shipment in Havana province. Many guards killed or wounded as officers likely buried in the rubble. Government had stored the dynamite for road projects and other public works. Relief teams rushed to the scene after news arrived.
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