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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
12
The Houston Post voices sharp doubt about Peary’s polar claims and asks for concrete proofs of expeditions and icebergs. It likens support to the treatment of Fred Cook and warns Peary to present verifiable data or face ridicule and loss of medals.
The article notes Roosevelt being presented with the academy's gold medal and serving as an honorary president. It mentions a crash incident where a machine lost a wing after traveling 150 pass, with Liulon net reportedly damaged.
An editorial denounces Postmaster George W. Hoyt for mismanagement of the Cheyenne federal building. The piece cites unsafe wiring plans, poor lighting, barred entrances, a blocking fence, and obstructed access as evidence of inadequate administration. It urges departmental officials to consider changes, up to replacing Hoyt if no improvement occurs.
The piece weighs Charles W. Hughes as a potential Supreme Court nominee under Taft, arguing his appointment would reshape the presidential race. It contrasts Hughes with Bryan and discusses tax policy, graft concerns, and corporate interests, noting Hughes’s past positions on the income tax and reform measures.
A woman caused multiple fire alarms then met the South Side fire station at the viaduct. Assistant Chief Cauill and Driver Willoughby found her armed with two hat pins, disarmed her, and she claimed she would cost $500 for her head. She was taken to the court house for treatment.
The defense cites a funeral scene where Dr Hyde laughed at clergy and derided rites, claiming religious differences fueled enmity with Dr Miles Houlihan. Witnesses describe a nurse with strong dislike for Hyde, feeding suspicions about motive.
Parla reports a French aeronaut Emile Buchdanet killed himself after a failed attempt to fly. Colonel Roosevelt, visiting the academy, witnessed weather disrupt an aviation meet as high winds raised safety concerns and cancellations.
The fragment discusses Jeffries and a training matter tied to a fight with Flynn, mentioning M Meryville and camp bouts in a handball court. It notes a change in training and a promoter’s actions, signaling tension over prep methods and fighter preferences.
The battleship Michigan the first all big gun dreadnaught to enter New York Harbor will anchor off Eightieth street in the Hudson River on Thursday. Also due are the Connecticut flagship of Admiral Evans the Nebraska and the Rhode Island for the Atlantic fleet as part of the Atlantic Meet. They will stay in port after the Florida’s launching on May 12.
Albert Walter faces murder charges in the Ruth Wheeler case, while Peter Regan is to be tried this week for killing Walter Joyce, a bartender stabbed during a Broadway Saloon disturbance in the Tenderloin. Joyce was killed after a knife attack through a crowded room. Regulators allege Regan killed him amid the melee.
Albany April 26 The New York Assembly adopted resolutions congratulating Governor Charles Evans Hughes on his nomination as a justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. The measure lauds his defense of the people's rights and his boldness and honesty.
Comdt Albert Apapons, a former Tungaring minister of worship and Roosevelt guest, was attacked by rioters at a Temesver meeting after Roosevelt’s visit. He was pelted with stones and eggs, his coachmen fled on horseback toward the palace, and rioters smashed palace windows as the count sought refuge.
Report states Adolph Rives purchase of a six room collage style residence at the corner of Biddy and Twenty fifth streets. The property sold for four thousand or more with the new owners moving in during a calm period as local baseball items and Wanes Bros. become noted in the section.
John P. Gallagher, walking on Baltimore & Ohio tracks at Stewart station near Parkersburg, slipped on a loose stone and toppled onto the track in front of a locomotive. His parents live at Porterfield, Ohio.
Ada Brooks a 19 year old freshman at Vassar College died at her Andover Massachusetts home after drinking poison. Officials cite despondency due to illness as the probable cause of the tragedy.
News from the mountains near the Mormon settlements in Mexico reports a large meteor burst and its fragments started a forest fire in the surrounding area.
Bjornstierne Bjornsen the renowned Norwegian poet novelist and dramatist died in Paris at age 77. His career spanned poetry fiction and stage works influencing Nordic literature. The death occurred in Paris tonight with a long recognized international legacy.
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