Robert B Macon Foe of the Beauty Parlor
A profile of Robert Bruce Macon of Arkansas in Congress. He rails against amputating funds for overseas ambassadors' housing and dismisses lavish beauty and personal care expenditures as waste.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
4
A profile of Robert Bruce Macon of Arkansas in Congress. He rails against amputating funds for overseas ambassadors' housing and dismisses lavish beauty and personal care expenditures as waste.
In St Louis on May 19 a balloon expedition aimed to observe Halley's Comet. The ascent began at 6:25 and landed near Hillview Green County Witness at 11:20. The balloon traveled sixty five meters. Professor James said no definite phenomena were observed to attribute to the comet's passage.
Boston May 16 A steamer named Merir ashore near Columbus Coy with a cargo valued at a million dollars of Indian merchandise. The vessel bore a billion dollar cargo blocked by weather and the ensuing salvage efforts.
New York May 19 The Standard Oil Company raises wages effective May 1 raising payroll costs by 6 to 10 percent on refinery and factory workers while excluding office staff. Officials cite higher living costs as justification and say the move extends to allied Standard Oil companies, noting a history of no strikes.
A fragmented poem narrates a shy suitor’s courtship and marriage proposal filled with whimsical lines and stage shorthand. It recalls Ada asking if he would be her groom and the social aftermath ending with a lighthearted note about dancing with friends.
Sheridan Wyoming artist William Gollings, formerly a cowboy, has attracted wide notice after his oil paintings and drawings were showcased at the Century Club in New York. Reporters and club members puzzled over his remote background before recognizing his talent.
Scientists at Yerkes Observatory report unusual Halley’s Comet appearance this morning as a tall tail feat appears across the sky. An official statement says Earth did not pass through the tail and will not do so. observers note a broad spectrum extending behind the sun and a dramatic display near noon.
J B Starkey leads arrangements for a Pullman train trip leaving June 28 from New York and arriving July 8 in San Francisco. Tickets have already been sold as the event promises to be interesting.
In Hackensack New Jersey on May 19 Frank Kelser 18 was fined 600 for his price fight that led to Gilbert Terboy's death. Another boy James Dayer who acted and refereed received a similar fine.
Jim Jeffries and fellow fishermen returned from a Monterey Bay fishing excursion and resumed training in the gym. He said there has been no change in plans for his upcoming bout and expects to box in San Francisco, a city that has brought him luck in past title fights.
A large group of New York horses and horsemen will head to Canada this week. Notable names include John Powers with Jack Atkin and the 3 year old Sager, trainer William Hogan for Bartlett McLennan of Montreal, Phil T. Chinn with the 2 year old Red Wine, Robert Boyle with Thistledale, and James McLaughlin.
San Francisco May 19 reports the Billy Papke Frank Klaus fight near cancellation over weight terms. Klaus manager George Bnogel says Papke insists on 158 pounds four hours before the bout, a demand Klaus will not accept.
New York on May 19 reports Tommy Murphy says he is healthy and certain to defeat featherweight champion Abe Attell in a ten round contest tomorrow night. Murphy adds he was sick in their previous fight and now feels he has a strong chance.
New York reports orders for 860000 worth of railway equipment from American motor and manufacturing firms to be delivered to five Chinese railway projects. The package includes bridges locomotives shop equipment piledrivers rails and a power plant, underscoring strong American involvement in China amid European competition.
The investigation into the Havana explosion that killed 100 and wounded 500 began today under General Montagude with a strong force at the scene. The blast wrecked the garrison barracks at Pinar del Rio.
Peoria May 19. All negotiations between the Illinois mine operators and the committee representing seventy two thousand miners ended tonight without agreement. The divergence remains on key points and no compromise was accepted by either side.
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