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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
4
A critical column questions what President Taft did to incur public derision and misfortune. The writer laments hard reverses in his administration and notes shifts in esteem amid political attacks and waning support from allies. It cites Randolph Mexist endorsing Taft, asking what actions justified such backlash.
Sheridan’s Sheriff’s Enterprise rebukes the Wyoming Tribune for publishing a false sensational interview about census work and Ninth Cavalry. The piece accuses the Tribune of deliberate misrepresentation and libel, noting no strike occurred and census work began on time.
The article argues the Republican Party is collapsing after strong showing by Democrats in 1909 special elections in Massachusetts and New York. It warns Taft could lose every state in a national election if trends continue, citing trust costs and labor issues as factors driving realignment. The piece ends with a nursery rhyme reference to a “Humpety Dumpety” fall.
Cheyenne notes the start of Passover or the Feast of Unleavened Bread marking the first major religious observance of the season. The notice mentions early reflections on the event and references to community figures and celebrations.
Vallejo Cal April 24 The new stone drydock at Mare Island was officially tested under a Washington order. The pumping system has been installed and the test focused on emptying the dock of water within two hours. The dock cost 1 550 000 and is claimed to handle the largest ships.
A child praises his father for crafting legendary kites and arrows before the war era. He recalls how his dad can turn simple sticks into wonders and inspires envy in other kids who cannot imitate his skill. The poem celebrates a proud, resourceful father and his playful crafts.
In a criminal court session, Miss Pearl Keller remains the prosecution’s key witness as cross examination resumes. Mrs. Hyde aids the defense by challenging Keller’s account while observing close to Col. Swope’s nurse’s testimony.
The article notes Mark Twain's estate valued at two million dollars and details distributions, royalties from his works, and the forthcoming sale of his books. It mentions Clemens as a major American voice and outlines funeral arrangements and interment details.
Reports say Colonel Williams and the Twenty first infantry were exiled to Parang Mindanao after a dispute with Major Hearne. The two companies with about 150 men moved into hostile Moro territory 240 miles from Parang, amid fever and threats as tensions rose between Williams and Hearne.
A Greensburg Pennsylvania case reports a check dated November 21 to Greensburg Banking Company for 29.23 dollars presented by a bearer and signed by Joseph Welgley. The bank’s successors investigate the matter as witnesses testify about an administrator appointment dispute involving Dr Hyde and Mrs Hyde.
A soldier identifying as Vogel was arrested and charged with carrying an unauthorized weapon. The report notes alleged threats toward police and an intent to attack officers, with the weapon found in his pocket.
The American Locomotive Co built the world’s most powerful locomotive at Schenectady, a Mallet articulated compound engine capable of 8750 horsepower. It can haul 100 freight cars of 50 tons each and generate enough electricity for fighting needs. The unit drew attention at the St. Louis exposition and faced early skepticism.
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