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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
12
The speaker calls for immediate tariff reduction and broad extension to cover all items that invite monopoly. He argues that lifting special favors will remove government patronage and transform taxes into fair, reasonable charges, easing the overall burden.
John J. McGraw known as Muggesy McGraw wowed a packed Colonial Theatre crowd with a sharp Inside Baseball monologue. Giants stars Mathewson Snodgrass and writers filled boxes as McGraw received bouquets, a cent from Matty and a loving cup after his ten minute ovation.
A hospital fire in Martinsville destroys the sanitarium killing one patient and injuring none reported others. Two women reportedly dropped safely into nets during the blaze.
Harvard coach Paul Worthington says Harvard must improve to defeat Princeton next Saturday. He notes Harvard is strong but Princeton, with one of its fastest teams and a decisive win over Dartmouth, appears favored.
New York Oct 30 Rube Marquard Glants pitcher appeared at Jefferson Market Court with actress Blogcom Seeley on his arm. Blossom is Marquard s new partner In Vaudeville. Mrs Kane alleges her husband Joe Kane threatened to shoot her while Marquard testified Kane had vowed to kill his wife on stage.
Mrs Latyr asserts Marquard took a wife and wrecked a home at the Hotel Hadicott. Rube reveals Blossom's new manager Mr Marquard. Mr Kane is absent and must appear in court Thursday to answer the charge.
Irwin C. Stump a 60 year old wealthy retired mining man and attorney and former manager of the Hearst estate died from injuries after falling down an elevator shaft in the Glenham apartment lobby on upper Broadway New York. He entered the lobby with his wife and plunged into the shaft when the elevator door on the first floor was not closed. Stump suffered a fractured skull and arm injuries and never regained consciousness. He came to New York from California about eighteen years ago and was once mentioned as a possible US successor to Leland Stanford.
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules former Eau Claire District Attorney Arnold cannot recover damages from Rev M Granville Ross Pike or Orrin H Ingram over a 1908 Eau Claire sermon during Arnold’s reelection bid. Court says occasion was qualified privilege and publication was in good faith without malice. Ingram had delivered copies to newspapers.
A clipped quote attributes to Senator La Follette a message urging scrutiny of critical votes on measures for reform and protection of public interests against a wealthy few, asserting Warren voted for plutocracy.
A blaze at St. John's orphanage in San Antonio kills six Sisters of Charity and one baby while others are injured or missing. Mother Mary of the Cross and Sister Monica Montez perish while saving children. Fire officials describe a heroic retreat to rescue efforts that failed as flames engulf the dormitory.
New York October 30 Ladies at the peak of fashion embrace a Parisian gown trend that eliminates the skirt hem exposing ankles. Hosiery becomes the era’s most elaborate and costly, with handmade lace stockings and lace inserts pushing prices to $100 and $200 a pair.
Mrs George Jay Gould is seen wearing the newest Parisian style gowns. The sighting underscores current fashion trends among high society in New York.
Chicago police seek Charles D Conway and his wife in connection with the murder of Miss Sophia G Singer of Baltimore. Despite wide city and nationwide circulation of descriptions and a photo, no trace of the couple had been found early today.
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