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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

9

King Can Do No Wrong Says Parker

Oswego New York October 26 After Roosevelt attacks on Dix Parker accuses Roosevelt of stealing Dix Baldwin public trust and proclaims that the king can do no wrong quoting biblical commands as the mount and bearing witness against falsehood Syracuse October 26 Roosevelt campaign tour defends his not king status and urges businessmen to ignore Rooseveltian fear while denying Dix wallpaper trust links

Parker Oswego Roosevelt Mr. Dix Richmond Alton B. Parker Dix E. Baldwin Connecticut Baldwin Syracuse N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Henry L. Stimson Col. Roosevelt New York

Inventory of Mark Twain Estate Filed in Probate Court

Redding Conn Oct 26 An inventory of the estate of the late Mark Twain was filed in probate court today showing a valuation by the appraisers of 611136. Of this amount 460000 is in stocks and the rest in real estate and personal property.

Redding Conn Mark Twain

Railroad Commission Favored by Committee

The combined railroad and public utilities commission was sanctioned by the committee on railroads and public utilities and will be presented to the constitutional convention tomorrow. It provides for three members, one to be elected every two years.

Phoenix Combined Railroad and Public Utilities Commission Committee On Railroads and Public Utilities

Blizzard Sweeps Cheyenne and Southern Wyoming

A young blizzard hit Cheyenne and southern Wyoming with light snow flurries and a sharp temperature drop from 69 to 2 degrees. Snowfall scattered from Sherman Hill to Rock River, with heavy accumulation yet limited railroad disruption as trains ran slowly through the storm.

Cheyenne Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad Company Sherman Hill Rock River Colorado and Southern Railroad Company Orin Junction

Five Women Murdered By Jack the Ripper Fiend

Cincinnati reports a killer dubbed the Jack the Ripper fiend is blamed for five women’s deaths in the city. The latest victim, Mrs. Harley W. Hackney, was found at her Canabridge Cummingeville home with throat slashed and skull crushed, an ax nearby. Police hold husband Charles Ekert and a carder as investigations continue. The spree mirrors earlier killings of Miss Anna Lloyd Miss Luella Muller and Miss Mevent in nearby blocks.

Mincinnati London Jack the “Ripper Harley W. Hackney Anna Lloyd Mra Hackney Canabridge Cummingeville Calikers Charles Hekert Evkert Luella Muller Misa’ Mevent

Time to Act Now on Wyoming Irrigation Conspiracy

A critical editorial accuses the Wyoming Central Irrigation company and State officials led by Clarence Johnston and W. E. Mullen of stalling settlement of Wind River ceded lands to secure reservoir sites and escrow funds. The piece urges voters to remove implicated officials at the November 8 election to prevent a planned large land grab.

Wyoming Central Irrigation Company Wind River Reservation T. Johnston United States Kree Fuller Johnston State Mortons People of Wyoming Wyoming Central Wind River

Belmont Park aviation meet lights up darkness

Twelve planes flew at Belmont Park as Johnstone and Hoxsey vied for the altitude prize. Hoxsey topped the field with 6 173 feet and the Bleriot winner Latham with Auburn crossed 20 miles in about 28 minutes.

New York Belmont Park Messra Johnstone Hoxsey Hoxey Auburn Latham

Five Die In Night Collision North Of Portland

Five foreign workmen killed and twenty one injured in a collision between a work car and a runaway flat car on United Railways line ten miles north of Portland Oregon on October 26.

Portland Ordégon United Railways Company

Difficulty in securing witnesses for grand jury dynamiting case

Los Angeles October 26 A legal fight may obstruct obtaining witnesses for the grand jury panel investigating the Times dynamiting. Attorney Bari Rogers clashes with San Francisco police chief and the matter may go to court to compel San Francisco witnesses to appear.

Los Angeles Ti Ia Underaiood Taat Bari Rogers San Francisco

Chicago Faces Serious Coal Famine

Chicago landlords face a coal shortage as supply matches demand due to railroad car shortages. Indiana coal fields were idle, prompting planned talks tomorrow between Indiana operators and railroad officials to address the crisis.

Chicago Indiana

Captain Rescued Hero Skipper Saves Schooner Holliswood

Captain BH Walls of the Holliswood, badly damaged in the hurricane, refused to abandon ship as seven crew were taken off by a New York steamer. Four days later the Parkwood towed the wreck into Galveston with 18 feet of water in the hold. the captain was near death from exposure hunger and thirst but saved the vessel for its owners.

Galveston Tex Walls Holliswood New York Walla Parkwood

King Victor Emmanuel Visits Ischia After Hurricane

King Victor Emmanuel toured Sasamicciola Ischia after a devastating hurricane that buried springs and caused vast property losses estimated at 10 million dollars. Authorities updated fatalities likely around 400 with 189 confirmed dead in towns including Cerrara Vecete Amalfi Resina Minori Madonna Grazie Torre Del Greco and others. Thousands remain homeless seeking shelter food and water.

Sasamicciola Ischia Italy Victor Emmanuel Thin Island Cerrara Vecete Malori Sasambcelola Island of Ischia Amalfi Resina Madonna Grazie Minori Laceo Amena Monte Coryino Torre del Greco

CUSTING CARDS PROVES DISASPROUS POR PRISONET

Tacoma report: John Boew and Patrick Dailey held for bigamy. They cut the cards to decide who would plead guilty. Dailey pleaded guilty and got one year in prison. Boew was found guilty despite Dailey's testimony and received five years.

Tacoma John Boew Patrick Dailey Neo Dailey Rour Boss Dalley

Bank capture halts robbery at Yolla branch

Cy Jones, posing as a customer, attempted a hold up at the Yolla branch of the Southern Trust company in San Diego. Deputy Sheriff Ran Nuls inside the bank grappled the robber and captured him.

Oppo San Diego Cy Jones Tae Yolla Southern Trust Company Rannuls

Two Balloonists Find After World Record Flight

Reported telegrams show aeronauts traveler 1 370 miles setting a new sustained flight record and winning the James Gordon Bennett cup. Hawley and Post described a difficult journey from Maple City Michigan through Lakes Michigan and Huron toward Ottawa and northern Quebec with hopes of reaching Labrador.

Wiliam Hawley Samuel F. Perkins St. Louis Hawley Messra Post Clifford BB Harmon Maple City Mich Chicoutimi Quebec Michigan Huron Ottawa Lake St. John Labrador

Plan to reclaim land with water from Big Wind River

Riverside Irrigation company announces a plan to reclaim a large area near Bhoshoni by pumping water from the Big Wind river. The company, led by president Asmaa Boysen, intends to use electricity from Boysen dam to power pumps and build a main canal about twenty miles long.

Bhoshoni Riverside Irrigation Company Asmaa Boysen Boysen Biz Horm Canon Mai

Foraker Quits Big Campaign

Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker withdrew from Ohio campaign activity after state Republicans asked him to modify his speeches. He cancelled all remaining dates after opposing “new nationalism” as treason at Maryville. The Ohio Republican executive committee denied cancelling his engagements but faced protests over his continued participation.

Cleveland, O Pformer Joseph B. Foraker Ohio Republican Executive Committee Himm Maryville Columbus Laylin State Executive Committee Forakops Fornaker

Re enlisted Soldiers Face Voting Eligibility Question

Reports claim re enlisted soldiers at Fort Russell may be denied voting in the coming election. Officials allege former soldiers listed at the Wyoming post gain residence there, complicating their ability to register in Cheyenne. The dispute centers on whether re enlistment while stationed out of state grants Wyoming residence for voting purposes.

D. A. Russell Fort Hussell Republican State Central Fort Russell Wyoming Post Wyoming Port Russell Cheybone Lhugsett Wyonking Wile Tafe

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Rooseveltiam John A. Dix The Wallpaper Trust Combine Railroad Commission Jack the Ripper Aly Cheers Koemer Birdman Post Trip Foraker Pawe
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