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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
4
The Cheyenne Wyoming edition notes international tensions with Norway and Germany over Morocco, predicts a possible settlement of the local carpenters strike after a union negotiation with contractors, and criticizes sentiment over the Canon City hanging case while contrasting sympathy for ailing workers.
A Cheyenne editorial urges parents to curb dangerous toy guns and fireworks purchased for Independence Day. It calls city officials to ban sales of dangerous pistol replicas to minors and warns of accidents that maim or kill children each year.
Dr James president of the University of Miinois urges restraint on athletic overexertion by American college students. He argues that extreme training weakens future business and professional life and increases heart disease risk, blaming educators for pushing overwork to gain prominence. He plans to publish supporting statistics.
A statement by Dr. James suggests college athletes grow into vigorous men and may trigger a revolution in major universities. The piece notes unusual backbone for a college president to take such a stand and hints at broad implications for higher education.
The National Association of Travelling Freight Agents met in Buffalo New York on June 14 and will stay in session until Thursday. The agenda focuses exclusively on railroad matters.
Letters of Administration were granted June 8 1905 to Clyde M Watts administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Lewis L Baldwin. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred.
Department of the Interior announces a contest affidavit by Ollie Gilford against homestead entry 4283 by Charles Huffman denying residence since 1903. Notice to appear and present evidence is set for June 2, 1905 at 2 p.m. before the U.S. Land Office register and receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Notice of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 12 105. The company aims to mine and control mining rights lands and tunnels across states with capital stock of one million dollars divided into one million shares. Trustees for the first year are Ham Newbold Thayer Rankin and Wilson. Wyoming agent is Charles W Burdick in Cheyenne.
A public notice announces Madame Pytlengria and team stationed at corner 8th Street and Capitol Avenue offering consultations on life affairs sickness lawsuits investments real estate missing wills lost property and personal guidance. They claim cures for illness and success strategies with affordable prices.
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