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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary verses titled A POEM Con Sordini attributed to John Carter. Part of a garbled text appears to reference Toten Carver and Seittweater Milne with unclear identifiers. Text unreadable in places, obscuring full meaning and authorship details.
Fragmentary text traces a critique of Americans trust in progress while exposing meat-packers profits and price manipulation. It links warnings of social and political decay to references to public figures, industry practices, and a dramatic biblical allegory, ending with a scene of crowd unrest and dispersed spearsmen.
An unclear excerpt discusses English and American copyright issues, mentioning a dog and costs. The garbled text references not affording a copyright on books and living by work, with scattered phrases like 44 and Cheapey edition. No clear entities or events emerge.
A Drexel Gould wedding in New York triggers a media storm as guests surge two hours before the ceremony. Police struggle to restore order while women clash for admission, souvenirs, and visibility amid improvised pageantry and sensational reports.
A fragmented, archaic tale portrays a farmer pressured by rent and a harsh lender, provoking a speech by a Sheik who condemns self-help and urges obedience to landlords. The dialogue questions generational access to law and property and calls for respect toward those governing land use.
New York April 1 Ernestine Polly Humphreys writing under the pseudonym Rita arrived aboard the Peeank of the White Star Mine for her fiftieth novel Cal ary The author of Sheba and renowned writer says Americans misunderstand the country and its plans The passage mentions her familiarity with taverns and Scottish origin in a fragmentary report
Fragmented report recounts an assault on a woman by a man identified as Powell. Officials pursued Powell for possible reconviction, while residents and sheriff investigators questioned statements and details of the night incident. Witnesses described Powell in a soldier uniform and noted the victim's injuries and scar.
Jeb Johnson departs for the training camp in San Francisco after announcing readiness to pack. A large traveling group is to ship out on Friday with cargo to follow, signaling adjustments to the team’s roster and travel plans.
A bribery charge against A. V. Simon was filed today in Pittsburgh. The court ordered action and a hearing set for tomorrow.
The article discusses Warren as a potential successor to Aldrich in the Senate leadership. It notes a prevailing sentiment among aspirants favoring Aldrich and Hale and highlights Smoot of Utah as Aldrich’s ally. It predicts insurgents will wage an independent fight to seize party control of the machinery in the Senate.
Senator Root will leave May 21 for The Hague to represent the United States in Newfoundland fisheries negotiations while Roosevelt is abroad. Administration allies expect a conference with Roosevelt in Europe before his June return to America.
Tessice J. J. Reon a Socialist leader in the district, declines a $1.50 poll tax and begins a six month sentence. The city hall has been turned into a jail with chicken wire, and a special deputy guards him to prevent evasion. Keon insists on serving time rather than paying or working off the tax, challenging its constitutionality as the city incurs about $225 daily in his upkeep.
Providence family seeks information on a missing youth. Police report the unnamed girl left a Worcester or Providence area sanitarium near Wingdale, New York, on April 2 and has not been seen since. Local detectives are circulating notices in newspapers and asking the public to provide clues.
An advertisement touts Peasant, Refreshing Beneficial Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome laxative. It emphasizes natural action and absence of objectionable qualities, promoting genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product sold by reputable druggists at fifty cents per bottle with clear company branding on the package.
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