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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
9
Secretary Ballinger spoke at a club smoker in Seattle praising institutions and denying guilt amid attacks. He defended his conduct, rejected calls to plead guilty, and criticized muckraking and political opponents including Wickersham Nagel and authorities over Alaska policy.
In a speech before about 1200 Chicago leaders the Hamilton Club, Roosevelt denounced the Lorimer Senate election as corrupt. He warned that lawless violence and corruption threaten the American people, urging readers to review state attorney reports and legislative signs.
Reynolds, claimed bankrupt, protests arrest in Denver on fugitive-from-justice charges tied to Ohio bankruptcy law evasion. He disputes the claim, says he is a painting contractor with business ties to a Cleveland man, and complains about the lack of a read warrant in custody.
New York reporter Alexander Harvey quotes Ferdinand Pinney Earle once tied to the affinity business and his divorce from Emily Fishbacher. Harvey says Earle plans to travel through Europe if Emily refuses to reunite, while friends say he tires of publicity and aims to retreat from soul mate exploits.
President Theodore Roosevelt refuses to sit at the same table as Senator William Lorimer at the Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago. A Hamilton club delegation demanded Lorimer be barred, sending a telegram to inform Lorimer he would not be seated. Lorimer declined to comment while Roosevelt was greeted by about 1,100 banqueters upon arrival.
Roland Moeller shows steady recovery after breaking his flat last Friday. He tolerates vegetable soup, reports no stomach issues, and remains confident about soon eating normally. He can stay upright for long periods and sleeps well as his mother and grandmother care for him. He prefers to remain in Colorado rather than return to Milwaukee.
In Minneapolis on September 8 the probe committee faces likely lack of a quorum when it meets tomorrow. Republicans are said to refuse to meet with Democrats and insurgents, leaving four Democrats and an insurgent one short of the required quorum with Chairman Nison present.
Charles C Marvin of Haven Connecticut chased a Northern Pacific train by car after leaving Seattle station to rejoin his bride who had remained on board. The couple married two weeks earlier in Connecticut. They reached Tacoma station ten minutes ahead of the train, but the bride was in tears over the separation.
Berlin reported a foiled assassination attempt on the czar and his family as two strangers in army dress tried to reach the imperial residence at the Grand Duke of Hesse's castle. An alarm detected their lack of official credentials, and authorities linked the plot to broader anti regicide actions centered on Zurich.
Lottie Eppler aged 18 and Lillie Eppler aged 15, sisters in law from Loveland Colorado, were found eight miles south of Cheyenne by a farmer and brought to the city. They said they ran away seeking work and had spent nights in the open. Police reported to their fathers H. L Eppler and Fred Eppler.
The Conservation Congress adopted a platform favoring national control of natural resources and adjourned. Officers chosen included Henry Wallace as president, Thomas R. Shipp as secretary, D. A. Lettihan as treasurer. Gifford Pinchot and J. B. White declined presidential nominations. Wallace was unopposed.
At 516 West State Street last night James McLachlan, a bartender, shot his wife Eva McLachlan and then killed himself in front of police after a brief stand by a patrolman. Eva died instantly. James was wounded in the chest and taken to St. John’s Hospital.
A Boston businessman quotes a supposed communication from William James, the late Harvard professor and psychic expert. The message claims the professor is at peace and has awakened to a life beyond earthly conceptions and promises to transmit further messages through the unnamed instrument, with continuation noted.
Newport News reports say 75 sailors overcome by smoke as battleship North Dakota catches fire in Hampton Roads. Initial death toll of three and eleven injured later feared to rise amid oil barrel explosion. The ship, a leading U S dreadnought, was launched in 1908 and carries a ten to twelve inch main battery.
Cripple Creek Colorado September jury finds the lone highwayman held up Midland train No 3 near Divide was killed by a gunshot wound during the struggle, not by a stone blow from Engineer Frank Stewart. The jury notes the shot was fired from below and Stewart's blow was serious but non fatal.
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