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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
4
The article reviews Cheyenne growth from a frontier town to a city with miles of tree lined streets. It urges continued planting to complete the Arbor Way and marks Arbor Day as a moment to renew efforts for shade, grass, and urban beautification by local citizens and officials.
The article mourns Clemens noting his humor and kindness shaped a broad readership. It reflects on his enduring legacy beyond national lines and honors his contribution to literature and the world he loved.
A Wyoming newspaper faces scrutiny for publishing a sensational account of a "demon stration" by colored troopers of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell. The Tribune terms the piece deliberately libelous, noting no evidence of violence by the regiment and describing the report as an attack on the men and their honor.
The fragment recounts Mark Twain's early start as a writer in Nevada, his use of a pen name, and his work with local papers including the Call and Bulletin. It notes a move eastward, arrival in California, and a reference to his brief crime period before gaining broader recognition.
The Mothowist Brotherhood, linked to the First Methodist Church, organized with a charter membership of forty. Ira B. Fee was named president, F.C. Tallork secretary, J. P. Reoasman censorer, and a four-vice president structure created to run departments and aid Methodist men seeking work.
April 21 reports show F W Bowen, manager of Hatchie Reservoir Co of Lanacle, filed maps for a reservoir project eighty miles long with seven miles to Col orate and the remaining portion to be developed.
A fragmented poem presents a surreal scene with Mary and a lamb amid wandering imagery. Characters and actions blur as a crowd reacts with laughter and conjecture, while a pedestal and cage evoke a theatrical, dreamlike tableau.
City officials say Andrew Olgow, a former market contractor and ex member of the Wronths lagielatiere, spent yesterday in the city and will today give a statement on a suspected tip.
President Charles Merica of the University of America and Dr. B. Mier of Wyoming University arrived from Laramie yesterday afternoon. They will continue to Jolgens today on business tied to the state temple of education.
The Navy Department ordered the monitor Cheyenne moved from San Francisco to Bremerton Washington to serve as training ship and to take charge of the Washington naval militia.
The Satara of the British India Navigation Co went ashore on shoal rocks yesterday near Newcastle N O W. The crew was rescued by the steamship Ararawet lands here odes.
April 21 report from Morgan City says a crew of ten aboard the tug Wella vanished after a raid on a galley near Galveston Texas. The men were last seen last Saturday and rescue efforts continue as authorities pursue clues.
April 21 Casro a trial began for Ibrehiny Wardaal charged with the vandemation of Premier Bounties Wu3. The proceedings drew interest after Roosevelt's reference to the case. Wardaal's defense argues the wound came from an operation, not from the incident in question.
Three men attempted to rob the Biante bank at Kayter at 2 o clock this morning. Cashier George Cartwright fired on the attackers, wounding one who was captured by a posse. The other two escaped, one of whom was wounded by officers.
A New York opinion held that the city may use public money to pay a tip to a waiter at a city event. The corporation counsel delivered the ruling to Mayor Gaynor explaining the tip as a reasonable service fee and part of the cost of the dinner, though theoretically gratuitous.
In Rome on April 24 the pope severed diplomatic relations with the principality of Monaco over a proposed conference with the king and queen. The Prince of Monaco arrived April 25 with a Catholic envoy but will not be received, as the pope rejects the invitation and the royal stance on the issue.
Fragmentary ad copy touts complete purification of the Hlood and renovation of the system. Promotes spring uptake of Hoods products in liquid form or tablets. Includes mention of Baraatabs: 100 Does.
A woman and a man were arrested for posing as a married couple to intrude on a family. The woman Dee Burlery and Pierce King received the minimum fine of 14 dollars each. Joven Baker and Jember Poppy were fined 1% each for disturbance.
Antiseptic pile cones available at Palace Pharmacy. patterns and new spring shapes offered at WM Myers Dry Goods Co with prices shown in dollars and pounds.
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