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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
The Association of Cheyenne Cyclists announces a July 4 meet at Frontier Park with professional prizes at 35 dollars for first and 20 dollars for second, subject to gate receipts. Amateurs compete within state or within 100 miles for prizes up to 26 dollars with no expenses. Children riders and rules for withdrawals and entry limits are included.
The Ketchikan Mining Journal notes Dr. C. Abrams has been reappointed deputy clerk of the United States district court at Ketchikan by Clerk Page. Abrams earned endorsements from business and professional leaders in Ketchikan and Juneau, a tribute to an efficient official loved in Laramie and Alaska.
Mrs S Lindsay of Fort William Ontario credits Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets with ending years of stomach pain and dyspepsia after druggist guidance. The ad prompts others with indigestion to try the tablets, available from A B Roedel. Also notes Baptist Ladies rummage sale details and delivery option at 50 cents a month.
Fred Chaffin named cashier of the Denver mint with a salary of 2400 dollars annually. He will oversee money and bullion at the mint. Howard Chaffin elevated to general manager of a Chicago coal firm, hailed as a leading wholesale coal handler with a bright future.
President Roosevelt arrives in Worcester with Secretary Loeb and officials to attend Clark University and Holy Cross College commencements. He is greeted by local militia, officials, and crowds, receives LL D from Clark, then proceeds to Williamstown after luncheon with General Rockwood Hoar.
Mrs Annie E McKinley widow of Abner McKinley brother of the late President appeared in Somerset Pennsylvania court as Sea Board National Bank of New York seeks to remove her as executrix of her husband s estate. Arguments were heard in the case.
Mrs Her bert A Claiborne of South Carolina became the bride of General William K Cox of Penola North Carolina in Richmond. The Colonial Dames of America president and accomplished writer and linguist led the ceremony by Bishop Ches hire of North Carolina. General Cox a former North Carolina congressman is a prominent planter.
Prominent musicians from across the country attend the Music Teachers National Association convention at Teachers College Columbia University. Topics include music in general education and essential methods for teaching voice piano and theory. Distinguished speakers address the gathering.
Irwinville resident J. T. Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for sudden attacks. He says it is one of the best medicines he has used and keeps a bottle in his room for quick relief. A. E. Roedel reports Barber's praise of the remedy.
A compact, period tone note urges readers to support local papers and enjoy the Wyoming 10 cent cigar as a source of solid comfort.
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