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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1889

Page

7

Train Held Up Near Crevase Robbers Loot Passengers

A Rio Grande Western No. 3 train known as The Madoc was halted near Crevase. Four robbers, armed with revolvers and a shotgun, looted $900 and twenty watches from passengers as two baggage guards joined by other bandits searched cars. Deputy marshals with bloodhounds left Green River for Salt Lake to pursue leads.

Denver Messenger Willis Asse Green River United States Salt Lake

President Harrison Arrives in Boston for City Reception

President Harrison and party arrived by train at 6:66 am to a packed depot. Lt Gov Brackett and Mayor Hart led a cordoned procession to the hotel amid cheers as flags and bunting adorned streets and store fronts. A late reception in the ebony room at the hotel hosted state and federal officers, with a 1:30 pm public reception at Faneuil Hall concluding the day.

Boston Harrison Brackett Hart Mansfield United States Engineer Corps Dalton d Jackett Senator Hoar Proctor Mayor Hart Windom George W. Johnson United States Army Faneuil Hall Halford Press Club Spm

Minnesotan Attorney Confesses Major Forgery Case

J Frank Collom, a prominent Minneapolis attorney, admits forging the name of John F Blaisdell to notes totaling 227000. Bank cashier P Chamberlain confronted Blaisdell after noticing endorsements that exceeded bank records, revealing a months long pattern of suspicious endorsements.

Memarkabie Minnwaronis J. Frank Collom Minneapolis John F. Blaisdell Nates Collom Blaisdell Fpa. Chamberlain Security Bank J. F. Collom Chamberlain

Forger Collom Confesses After Blaisdell Fraud Probe

In a rapid investigation Blaisdell and security officials link $227000 in forged hotel and other securities to Collom. The young attorney admits the crime, pleads for no mercy, and confesses in detail while Collom’s father and friends contemplate help. The Security Bank holds $24600 of forged paper and more counterfeit names surface. Collom, a Portland Avenue resident with a wife and children, faces penitentiary exposure.

Collom Blaisdell Portland Avenue

Train Hold Up Near Chippewa Falls

A Wisconsin Central Chicago to Minneapolis passenger train was robbed between Chippewa Falls and Abbotsford by a woodsman in a slouch hat wielding a gun. He took $30 and a silver watch from the conductor, a gold watch from the porter, and money and a watch from a passenger. a shot was fired but no one was injured. The robber escaped after the stop.

Minneapolis Wisconsin Central Chicago Chippewa Falls Wis Chipwa Falls Abbotsford

Tascot Suspect Arrested in Laredo Description Aligns with Fugitive

A suspect in Laredo, Texas, closely matches the description of the fugitive Tascot sought for the murder of millionaire Snell. Scars on elbows and legs, a filled tooth cavity, and handwriting resemble Tas cot’s records. The sheriff sent a photo to Chicago for verification.

Laredo Texas Tascot Snell Chicago

Jack the Peeper Sightings Spur Local Alarm

In Buizavern New Jersey a man dubbed Jack the Peeper has invaded thirty five homes over four months. He enters women's bedrooms and awakens residents before escaping. he carries no weapons and has evaded police despite efforts.

Forging President Arrested for Stock Certificates

Eben S. Allen former president of the Forty-second and Grand street Ferry Railway company was brought to the Tombs court on charges of forgery in issuing stock certificates totaling 110000 dollars. He admitted issuing stock but denied forging signatures of John Green and Charles Curtis, a former company president. He was held in 1060 dollars bail.

New York Eben S. Allen Forty-second and Grand Street Ferry Railway Company Tombs Allen John Green Charles Curtis

Fugitive Ex-Treasurer Tate Identified by Photo

Governor Buckner received a photo of the man arrested at Scottsboro Alabama as ex-Treasurer Tate. The only resemblance is a mustache, and longtime associates insist Tate could not be the man in the photograph.

Louisvitnk Buckner Scottsborough Ala Tate

Secretary Nabble Orders Sioux Reservation Protection

Wet Wanted, Washington Aug 8 Secretary N able asked the War Department to take steps to bar intruders from the Sioux reservation in anticipation of a rush of letters after Sioux commission success is assured.

Washington Noble War Department Sious Reservation

Burke Is Bagged and Likely to Turn States Evidence

Chief Hubbard visits Burke in Winnipeg to identify him with his mother's letter read. Burke sobs in the cell delaying testimony as Longnecker says Burke will confess and implicate others in Cronin murder and prior charges surface from 1887 tied to Tony Gallagher case.

Cucaco Hubbard Dr. Cronin Burke North Side Iowa McRae Winnipeg Longnecker Cronin Tony Gallagher

Captain Shepard reports seizure of British sealer Black Diamond

Washington August 8 Captain Shepard's report on the seizure of the British sealer Black Diamond aboard the Revenue Steamer Rush has reached the treasury department. Acting Secretary Batchelder declined to release it to the press but says it largely confirms newspaper accounts. The document notes no escape reference and suggests the prize crew held control only, with political considerations delaying further action until Secretary Windom returns.

Batchelder Windom

Pennsylvania Republicans Convene in Harrisburg Aug 7

The Pennsylvania Republican state convention met in Harrisburg with Walter Lyon named temporary chairman and G W Delamater as permanent chair. Speakers praised Harrison and Governor Beaver, endorsed the Chicago platform, and pledged support for pensions and prohibition measures. Henry K Boyer was nominated for state treasurer.

Pennsylvania Harrisours Andrews Walter Lyon Allegheny Harrison G. W. Delamater Delamater Eaver Quay Cameron Chicago Tanner Republican Party Henry K. Boyer Philadelphia

Mrs Maybrick Condemned to Death in Liverpool Murder Case

Judge Stevens told the jury strong and distressing evidence showed motive in removing her husband through infidelity and a fatal powder. The jury found Mrs Maybrick guilty and she was sentenced to death amid a hostile crowd. Police shielded the judge as calls of shame rang out and steps were planned to seek a stay with new medical evidence.

Maybrick Liverpood Stevens Brierly

Legal blanks of all klude for sale at this

A local notice lists legal blanks of all klude offered for sale at this location. The itemized blanks are intended for public bidding and use in official records.

Multiple incidents reported from cities and nations

August reports from Johnsrows Vieona Paris Nantecker and Providence note body recoveries siege plans proclaimed in Crete trial proceedings for Boulanger and a powder firm head’s death plus a bridge jump that ended with an uninjured swimmer rescuing himself at Pawtucket Falls

Gunsaulus Attacks Temporal Power in Roman Church

Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus of Chicago denounces Caesarism in Rome during a Cravravalla lecture on Pope Hilderbray. He links the Vatican’s temporal aims to oppression and warns that any pontiff pursuing temporal sway in the United States would be overwhelmed by the stars and stripes.

Cravravalla N. Y Pope Hilderbray Frank W. Gunsaulus Chicago Rome Wilkes Booth United States

Convention Adopts Apportionment Report and Advances to Revision

The Bismarck convention adopted the committee on legislative apportionments report for the school land section. It will submit items to the revision and adjustment committee tomorrow and adjourn Tuesday after the committee reports and the constitution is adopted.

Bismarck

Mrs Maybrick Ill As Memorial Seeks Reprieve

Mrs Maybrick is seriously ill in Liverpool. A memorial to the government on her behalf has been signed by most Liverpool circuit barristers and solicitors requesting a reprieve due to conflicting medical evidence.

Maybrick Liverpool

Belle Hamlin Wins at Great Circuit Meeting

Fifteen thousand spectators packed Burrato for today’s circuit meet. The headline race featured Belle Hamlin versus Harry Wilkes, with Hamlin taking the first and second heats and the main race. Record time noted as 1000 yard dash in 17 seconds.

Burrato Belle Hamlin Harry Wilkes

Appointment Revoked in Kilrain Case

Annapolis Aug 8 A telegram to Secretary of State Lecompte from Governor Lowry of Mississippi says he has revoked the appointment of Detective Morris who was in Annapolis attempting to arrest Kilrain.

Annapouis Lecompte Lowry Missississippi Morris Kilrain

Burke Behind the Bars Heirin Ends

Martin Burke, the Cronin suspect, was taken to the county jail and handed to the sheriff this morning ending the habeas corpus proceeding to permit the arresting attorney access Burke is in custody awaiting further action by authorities.

Missing Boston Firm Treasurer G P Brown

G P Brown of Brown Steel Clark and treasurer of Riverside and Oswego Mills vanished after leaving Boston Tuesday night. No word has been heard from him since.

Behring Sea Rights Declared to Be Protected

A London dispatch says British authorities will protect imperial rights in the Behring Sea from further American outrages.

The Intimate Neighbor This Household Nuisance

The piece lampoons a neighbor who intrudes unannounced into private spaces. It sketches a tense morning scene with a husband and wife attempting normalcy while an impertinent visitor undermines dignity and privacy. The satirical vignette highlights social etiquette and domestic unease.

Susan B Anthony at reception impresses veteran suffrage leader

The New York Sun recalls Susan B Anthony at a recent reception for the veteran reformer. At nearly seventy she stands with poise, answering the crowd with wit. The article notes her straight figure, keen eyes, gray hair, quiet rich dress, and a rare fear of rain.

Susan B. Anthony Miss Anthony Ble New York Sun

California Ships 3.5 Million Pounds Honey to Europe

California exported 3.5 million pounds of honey to European markets last year. The move highlights strong dairy and agricultural trade links, with key buyers including Germany and the United Kingdom.

California Europe

Harrison's Tour Reaches Bar Island with National Salute

Harrison arrives at Bar Island to a national welcome. He lands at Stanwood and is greeted by Mrs. Blaine. In Montana the capital's deadlock stalls the state constitutional convention.

Bar Island Stanwood Blaine Montana

The President's Trip to Bar Harbor and Maine Tour

A special train carrying President Harrison and party left Boston for Bar Harbor at 9 am amid cheers and salutes. They stopped at South Lawrence and Waterville where crowds gathered. Governor Goodsell and Mayor Mack greeted them. At Mount Desert Island they met crowds as Blaine joined the journey, and the party later dined quietly with the Blaine family.

Boston Harrison Boxton Maine Bar Harbor South Lawrence Gans Goodsell New Hampshire Mack Lawrence Waterville James G. Blaine Mat Mount Desert Blaine Bar Island Stanwood

Deadlock in Capitol Location Maintained at Helena

The Helena convention continued its stalemate with west side opponents pushing to defeat Helena. Votes rejected Anaconda Great Falls Billings Bozeman Missoula as capitol sites. a motion to strike the provision on location passed, keeping the capitol at Helena for now.

Helena Capitol West Side Anaconda Great Falls Billings Bozeman Missoula

Barraco and Aug Wilkes Pace Race At Track Fair

Attendance 2 500 as Barraco and August pace events unfold. Roy Wilkes wins free for all. Gossir Jr. and Jewel place. Belle Hamlin of Buffalo defeats Harry Wilkes of New York in auction pools before the race. Allcyron, Yorktown Belle and other runners post times in 2:16 to 2:24 trot and 2:08 final scores. Four year old stakes see McEwan first Marie Jansen second.

Barraco Aug Werther Roy Wilkes Gossir Jr Jewel Graylight Jack T. T Pennant Belle Hamlin Buffalo Harry Wilkes New York Tle Hamlin Allcyron Kenegan Yorktown Belle Hendry General Smith Kit Curry J. B. Richardson Junemant McEwan Marie Jansen Gillig Governor Stanford

St. Louis Agent Pratt Surrenders to Jefferson City Penitentiary

Darwin W. Pratt, St. Louis agent for McCormick Harvesting Machine, surrendered to the Jefferson City state penitentiary after a long-ago indictment and three-year sentence affirmed by the supreme court. He is believed innocent and may seek gubernatorial pardon from Frances.

Sv. Louis Aug Darwin W. Pratt St. Louis McCormick Harvesting Machine Company Company Chicago Jefferson City Post Orfibeselect Pratt Supreme Court Frances

Test Uuse Jonestown August meeting on fishing club liability

A morning meeting of local businessmen formed a committee to determine the liability of the South Fork fishing club for a disaster. Funds will be raised to pursue action by John Thomas and sons against the club. A fifteen year old girl’s body was found near Main Street, buried in ground and remarkably preserved.

Jonestown Aug South Fork Fishing Club John Thomas and Sons Main Street

No Trace of the Thompson Spring Train Robbers

No trace has yet been had of the Mebbern Dexven Aug and accomplices. Rio Grande railway and other companies offer large rewards for the capture. Several organized posses have left Grand Junction and Green River to pursue. Police suspect the gang that robbed the Telluride Colorado national bank for forty thousand dollars months earlier.

Mebbern Dexven Thompson Spring Utah Rio Grande Railway Grand Junction Green River Telluride Colorado National Bank

Maybrick case draws renewed appeal from Commons

A London cable reports that MPs and merchants press the Home Office for a reprieve for Mrs Maybrick. Barristers back a petition citing medical testimony confusions and judge conduct. Foreman of the jury hints bias and a hasty verdict. Macklin and Ree seek new evidence via London solicitors.

New York London Maybrick Liverpool Elrewit Parliament Steels House of Commons Home Office Tie Home Secretary Macklin England House of Lords Ree Home Matthews

Sensational clash at Lake Erie and Western office

Indianapolis August. George C. Bradbury general manager confronted by his wife in his office. A scuffle ensued a police officer intervened and Bradbury held a pistol. Mrs Bradbury obtained a warrant charging him with threatening her life. Bradbury claimed she stood armed and he wrested the pistol. The case against Bradbury was dismissed. Mrs Bradbury arrived from Chicago and stayed at a leading hotel.

Indianapolis George C. Bradbury Lake Erie and Western Railroad Chicago Bradbury Mr. Bradbury

Drunken Hungarians Ransack Coke Region During Strike Calm

Dispatches from Connellsville report a mob of drunken Hungarian coke workers raiding to close operating works. They beat John M. Taylor, overturned his buggy, and attacked a store at Bessemer breaking windows and stealing bread and bologna before Secretary Watchorn spoke to end the violence.

Pirtssura Connellsville Bessemer Watchorn

Battle report from Port au Prince as Hippolyte bombardment continues

The steamer Alvo arrives from Hayti with July 27 dispatches. Hippolyte’s cannons shell Port au Prince while Legitime’s forces hold off. The tug Panama fired on Hippolyte’s bombardment party and the fight lasts all night.

New York Alvo Hayti Port-au- Prince Hippolyte Panama Legitime

Train Derails Near Edensburg Injuring Passengers

A passenger train on the Pittsburg and Western railroad near Edensburg failed its air brakes on a curve. The engine stayed on track while the rest of the train left the rails and cars overturned, injuring most passengers, some seriously.

Clanion Pittsburg

Blondin Bets $40,000 On Eiffel Tower Cable Walk

Paris viewers watch Blondin the ropewalker risk $40,000 on a feat walking a cable from the Eiffel tower to the central dome of the exhibition building in under five minutes. The stunt showcases Blondin’s daring skill and draws large crowds.

Hiendin Paris

Cattle Receipts Steady Market With Stronger Beef Grades

Cattle receipts total 9,300 at Coneaca Augo market. Market held steady overall while beef grades improved from choice to extra. Prices show steers around 70, stockers and feeders near 2.26 to 3.30, Texas cattle 1.75 to 3.30, natives on half breeds about 3.00.

Texas

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Denver and Rio Grande President Harrison Jack the Peeper Winnipeg Police Captain Shepard Johnsrows Vieona Porte Crete Boulanger The Senate Nantecker North Dakota G. P. Brown Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department Fast Ipeet Legal Banks
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