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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
12
The article recalls Cheyenne’s long effort to plant trees and grass, noting past growth from a small town to a shaded city. It urges continued private and public action to complete the Arbor Way project and expand tree and grass plantings for a livelier streetscape.
An obituary celebrating Clemens for his humor and humanity. The piece notes his impact on readers, his kindness, and the lasting value of his writings, praising the generation that knew him and marking his death as a significant loss to culture.
The Tribne denounces a Wyoming paper for false reports of a Ninth Cavalry demonstration by colored troopers at Fort Russell. It claims the piece libels the soldiers as violent and uncontrollable and warns of public anger over the sensational fabrication.
The article sketches Mark Twain’s formative period in Pioneer Nevada and Virginia, noting his first writing post and later move to the Call and Bulletin. It mentions his pen name adoption, rising local reputation, and a brief Eastward return before joining the I and burlesque scene.
The Mothowist Brotherhood organized last night with a charter membership of forty. Ira B. Fee was named president F. C. Tallork secretary J. P. Reoasman censorer. A committee will appoint four vice presidents to head departments. The group aims to provide employment for Methodist men in need and assign committees to manage details.
Maps for a reservoir project were filed today by F W Bowen, manager of the Hatchie Reservoir Co of Lanacle. The plan shows seven miles to Col orate with the remaining section extending toward Wro ming.
A rough, fragmented poem about Mary and a lamb, with wandering imagery and obscure names. The piece plays on a familiar nursery motif, presenting Mary guiding a lamb through a scene where observers react with surprise and laughter.
The head figure Andrew Olgow, tied to Mountain, spent yesterday in the city pursuing a subtle tactic. Olrou, described as a marked contractor and ex member of the Wronths lagielatiere, was seen in public activity today.
President Charles O Merica of the University of America and Dr B Mier of the University of Wyoming arrived from Laramie yesterday afternoon and will travel to J something today on state education business.
The Navy Department ordered the monitor Cheyenne sent from San Francisco to Bremerton, Washington, where it will join the disposal of the Washington naval militia and serve as a training ship.
Newcastle N O W April 21 The crew of the Satara of the British India Navigation Co was rescued after the steamer went ashore on shoal rocks yesterday The Ararat landed here to aid in the rescue
April 21 report describes a missing crew from the tug Wella after an incident last Saturday near Galveston Texas. A crew of ten men spied in the wreck and no further details are provided.
The April 21 session in Casro, Herpt, opens the trial of Ibrehiny Wardaal charged with the arson and misdeeds around Premier Bounties Wu3. The defense contends the injuries arose from a subsequent operation, while the court weighs the mop’s links to Roosevelt’s references.
Three assailants attacked the Biante bank at Kay ter at 2 am. Cashier George Cartwright fired, wounding one suspect who was captured by a posse. The other two fled. one more suspect was wounded by officers during pursuit.
In New York on April 21 the corporation council presented an opinion to Mayor Gaynor. The opinion argues that a waiter serving meals to officers can be paid from city funds as a reasonable fee, effectively making the tip part of the dinner cost.
In Rome on April 24 the pope severed diplomatic relations with the principality of Monaco. The Count of Monaco planned a conference with the king and queen of Italy on oceanography but was not received by the pope who stressed the throne’s inviolability and the pontiff rejected the proposal.
Fragmentary ad text claims complete purification of blood and system with Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold in liquid or tablet form. Mentions 100 doases or doses but text is unclear and partially garbled.
Dee Burlery and Pierce King were arrested for posing as a married couple and intruding on a Quayne family. each received a minimum $14 fine. Joven Baker and Jember Poppy were fined $1% for disturbances.
Dorothy body oxpords present new spring shapes priced at 2.50 dollars and 3.00 pounds. Sold by WM Myers Dry Goods Co with antiseptic pile cones available nightly and guaranteed at Palace Pharmacy.
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