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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1910

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Reports Put Madero With 6000 Men Near Monclova

Reports from Chihuahua and Sonora describe Madero leading 6000 rebels marching on Monclova with 1000 mounted troops and 400 captured horses. Government forces under General Travino move from Monterey toward Monclova as several Chihuahua towns fall to rebels.

el Paso Tex Mexican Republic Chihuahua Douglas Ariz Mexico Phat Francesco Madero Nene Monclova Coahuila Madero Eet Into Douglas Cotton Belt San Ostenes Maderos Madero Io Travino Monterey Guerrero San Andreas San Isadro Ojinada Gueracito Dolieved

Democrats Plan Jackson Day Celebration Across Nation

Baltimore report says Maryland Democratic leadership, led by Meek and Champ Clark, approved a Jackson Day celebration to keep alive the triumphant spirit of National Democracy. A banquet is set for January 17.

Baltimore Maryland Democratic Jcadery Meek National Committee Champ Clark Eand Sante House

Tolstoy's Last Word Denounces the Noose

Vladimir Techerikoff, Tolstoi's literary agent, releases Tolstoi's final Optina Monastery article written after exile. The piece argues against capital punishment, urging education of deluded minds about human nature and duty, and calls for teaching this knowledge despite threats.

St. Petersburg Vladimir Techerikoff Leo Tolstoi Toletol Optina Kantwell Optina Monastery

United States Population Tops 100 Million

Washington reports the United States has surpassed 100 million people including territories and islands. Alaska and Hawaii bring the figure to 98,441,668 for the mainland, with a projected nationwide growth of about 22.5 percent since ten years ago.

Washington United States Philippine Islands Porto Rico Hawaiian Islands Alaska Hawaii Game Territory Census Bureau

Lynching of Richard Lowe Near Mayo After Alleged Break-in

Richard Lowe, an African American man, was lynched several miles outside Mayo, Mayo County, before noon today for entering the bedroom of R. M. Cobb daughter. The crime and the lynching were kept secret until late afternoon.

Mayo, Fila Richard Lowe R. M. Cobb Mayo

Mud Hen Tour Advances for Good Roads Drive

The automobile Mud Hen, en route from New York to San Francisco, advances under the guidance of the American Automobile Association to promote good roads and collect data for a continent spanning route. Postmaster General Hitchcock and Commissioner Rudolph support the tour with letters to San Francisco officials. Ernest J. Ferguson is the official observer of the touring party.

Washington New York San Vranslays Jodmy Hitchcuck Rudolph District of Columbia San Francisco Ernest J. Ferguson Ie

Herby West Dies After Tubercular Meningitis Illness

Physicians said Her bert West died yesterday from tubercular meningitis linked to typhoid fever that had begun earlier, with doctors attending the case noting the contributing infections.

Herbert West

Death Penalty Imposed On Union Secretary

Paris reports a jury sentenced Secretary Durand of the Coal Handlers' union to death for instigating the murder of Foreman Donge on the Havre docks. The actual killers received eight to fifteen years' hard labor. Durand had urged removing Donge the day before the crime amid public protest.

Paris Durand Coal Handlers’ Union Donge Havre Sember Nee Donger Labor

Farmer's Annual Break Sustained on Time

Richard Dodd a farmer near Ceylon Wisconsin broke his collar bone in a tussle with a colt marking his seventh accident in seven years His last year accident was due to the same colt Three years ago he was nearly killed by a fall from a barn in New Richmond November 26 1928

New Richmond Wis Richard Dodd Ceylon

Wool Growers to Hear Prominent Men at Sheridan Meeting

Wyoming Wool Growers association prepares for its annual gathering in Sheridan on Thursday and Friday. Delegates from across the state will attend with speeches by President J A Delfelder and other noted experts on wool markets, grazing, feeds, and transportation.

Edward M. Crores St. Peter's Church M. M. O'Marr W. A. Luce Sheridan Chamber of Commerce J. J. Bentley Sheridan County Wool Growere’ Association Delfelder John Hi University of Wyoming W. T. Cooke Cheyenne J. M. Guild Omaha Neb B. C. Buffum Worland George Austin Salt Lake Utah A. F. Potter Washington, D. C O. L. Prien Laramie A J. Knollin Chicago R. RK. Selway Sheridan Mague Browne Farmington Minn Joseph Loors

Dozen Girls Die in Newark Factory Inferno and Collapse

In Newark New Jersey on November 28 a four story underwear factory burned and collapsed killing twenty four workers and injuring about fifty. Flames drove victims to jump from windows and fire escapes as walls gave way and floors sank into the basement. Priests from St Patrick’s Cathedral aided the dying as firemen clashed over access to the blazing building.

Newark N. J Inderwear Electric Company St. Patrick’s Cathedral Kermin Dillon Brennan

Alleged Jury Frees Woman Despite Guilt Claim

Sundance Wyoming Nov 26 A rumor swirls around the acquittal of Mrs C D White who faced a murder charge in the death of her husband at their Hulett home. Sources say the jury favored murder in the second degree but the judge required first degree or no crime, leading to an acquittal to avoid executing a woman. After release Mrs White withdrew to Washington to live with a brother. She has one son, White, who fired a shot while asleep.

Sundance, Wryo C. D. White Hulett Mre. White State of Washington White

Weather Brief: Warm Weekend Ahead for Fair Sunday and Monday

The forecast calls for mild, fair weather on Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures on Monday. Light winds and generally dry conditions are expected, aiding outdoor activities.

Wyoming Oil Convention Call Initiated by Governor

Governor Bryant B. Brooks calls a Wyoming oil convention in Cheyenne on December 14 15 and 16 1910 to organize a permanent declaration and promote rapid development and marketing of Wyoming oil. The plan seeks to secure land title provisions support federal legislation and improved transportation to attract investment and prevent promoter abuses.

Brooks Wyoming B. B. Brooks Oklahoma California Hat Thiy Ie Wuch Vaat Congress Jawe Landa Bryant HN. Hwilocks Cheyenne Wyombe

Taft Accused of Bad Faith at Lakes to Gulf Convention

At St. Louis the Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterway association halted an Taft attack during its final session. The resolution committee condemned the president for delaying a river and harbor board creation and nominating a board seen as unfriendly to the policy and project.

St. Louis Taft

AFL endorses Wyoming idea at tUnk- Heth convention

The American Federation of Labor closed its annual convention in St Louis by selecting Allonia Georgia as next year’s meeting place. Officers including Samuel Gompers were reelected. The convention unanimously endorsed woman suffrage. The Western Federation of Miners charter request was referred to the executive council for decision.

St. Louia American Federation of Labor Allonia Samuel Gompers Western Federation of Miners Executive Council

Providence Mine Disaster Victims Recovering in Kentucky

Providence Kentucky November 6 The bodies of victims from the explosion in Mine No 3 of Providence Coal Company were removed this afternoon. Rescuers search for William Butler the sole missing man but have not expected to find him alive. The identified remains show severe injuries but clear identifications.

Providence Providence Mine Wd. Butler

Infant Proctor Funeral Set at Gleason Chapel

Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Proctor will be conducted by Rev Leon C Hilla at Gleason chapel this afternoon at 2 30 oclock. The remains will be interred in a local cemetery following the service.

Proopdor Leon C. Hilla Andire George Procter Gleason Chapel

Convention of Stockmen May Meet in City

A Cheyenne Industrial club board meeting decided to invite the American National Live Stock association to hold its 1912 annual meeting in the city. The Fort Worth Texas January 1911 gathering prompted the bid. The group also plans a free club dinner next week for all members and will report on results of the last celebration.

Industrial Club American National Live Stock Association Fort Worth Texas Cheyenne J. C. Underwood Underwood Wyo Frontier Committee

Navy Placement Goal Wins From West Point

Philadelphia reports a 3 to 0 victory as Navy scores a single late goal from the 20 yard line. The hard fought contest produced no other points and featured strong defense from both sides throughout.

NAVY West Point Philadelphia Army

Frantic Parents Lose Race for Boy’s Life

In Colorado Springs a 38-year-old son Ralph Williams found and ate a poisoned rat biscuit in his father's barn. The Davis family sped toward Colorado Springs in a two-horse rig with a neighbor alerted to meet them, but the boy died in his mother's arms before Dr Yale could reach them.

Colorado Springs Colo Ralph Williams G. T. Davis Lytle Dr. Yale Davises Yale

Greeks Save Six Fire Victims With Turkey Reward

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 26 six Greeks were rescued from a smoke filled apartment after a bulldog named Wilkes woke them by pulling back bed clothing and barking. The six occupants escaped, two were briefly unconscious but revived, and the group bought a roasted turkey for the dog that alerted them.

Wilkesbarre Buster

Stolen Fleet of Brazil Restored After Mutiny

Rio de Janeiro November 4 The ship group that had been in mutinous hands since November 22 was surrendered to the government at 7 pm following the authorities granting mutineers demands. Government pledged to address a range of grievances including wage hikes and other minor complaints.

Rio Janiero Bras Ehipe Sallora Aoe Newty Dallore

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