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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
4
Describes Green Gables as the largest sanatorium in the central west for non contagious diseases with two major buildings the executive reception area and a separate cottage for select mental cases operated by Dr. Benj F Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Nebraska.
An official statement released at Democratic national headquarters in Chicago on October 1 shows campaign contributions from newspapers to the state totaling 84,904 dollars. The notice appears amid other unrelated ads for health products and local services, including kidney remedies and jewelry shops.
Large Cheyenne audience hears Mr Taft deliver an apologetic rather than forceful speech on Republican achievements and labor stance. Taft arrives by special train at 2 40 pm with a party including Senator Delliver and photographers, then leaves for Denver at 3 40 pm after a brief stop.
Local items report Elks special from Douglas, Pine Bluffs duck hunting, an antelope catch by Max Lyons, and Brinker failing to beat the Denver Cheyenne auto record. Federal court arguments in Diamond Coal case finish, officials announce examinations for government printing office post, and baseball talk centers on New York Chicago Pittsburg standings and a potential protested game decision.
Mrs. Ida M. Jones sues four soft drink establishment proprietors for 10000 dollars alleging they sold intoxicants to her son Fred Jones age 20 in August when Mattoon was local option territory causing him to become intoxicated and fall under a train losing his leg.
Twelve cars representing three nationalities began at 8 46 tonight on a 24 hour race at Brighton Beach Race Track in New York chasing glory and $1500 in prizes as 6000 motor sports fans cheered them on in the twilight event.
Butte Montana suffered a blizzard that blanketed the region with six inches of snow last night. Telegraph services were crippled and trains delayed as a result. A chinook wind could bring floods, given the unprecedented snowfall for this time of year. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A matinee at the Odeon today at 2 p.m. will feature a special hour and a half program for the benefit of school children and ladies unable to attend during the week. Admission is 10 cents. Ample space for baby carriages.
J W O Mara of North Cambridge won the Boston to Brockton marathon in an unofficial 2 31 20 time. He nearly collapsed near the finish, stopping fifteen feet from the judges stand before rallying to complete the race as cheering spectators urged him on.
News item notes a report from York England dated Oct 2 that Baron Herries Baron Maxwell was not dead as previously stated. The piece cites the correction and confirms the baron remains alive.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertises gentle bowel movement and throat relief. Mattress renovation offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street. Palmer's Bread promotion and local grocery tie ins appear with Lender advertisement for sales.
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