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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
4
A fragment from the Houston Post poem questions Peary's Arctic achievements and asks for proofs about elephants of the north, shore lines, and all claimed feats. It ridicules and threatens public scorn for any unproved claims and laurels.
Quote indicates Roosevelt was presented with the academy's gold medal and named honorary president. The fragment mentions an aviator’s crash with a machine dropping and wings smashed, though wording is unclear. The item centers on the academy’s honors conferred upon Roosevelt.
An advocacy piece targets George W. Hoyt the Cheyenne postmaster and custodian for mismanagement of the federal building. It condemns wiring, fencing and entry arrangements as unsafe and inconvenient and urges intervention by Cheyenne officials and Hoyt's superiors to correct or replace practices and possibly the postmaster.
The piece discusses Charles W. Hughes of New York as a potential Supreme Court appointee, weighed against Taft’s political calculations and Bryan’s stance. It analyzes his reform record, ties to corporations, and views on income tax, suggesting mixed signals on presidential prospects.
A woman triggered two fire alarms on the South Side, meeting the department on the viaduct after a second alarm. Assistant Chief Cauill and Driver Willoughby found her armed with two hat pins, disarmed her, and she warned of a headgone cost of 500 dollars before being taken to court.
The unfinished page describes Dr Hyde in the murder trial with defense claiming religious tensions as motive. It notes Hyde at a funeral where he laughed at rites, souring relations with Miles Houlihan and a nurse, with testimony suggesting a strong dislike by the nurse toward Hyde.
News item reports Emile Buchdanet, an aeronaut, killing himself in Parla while attempting a flight during an aviating meet. Colonel Roosevelt attended as a guest of the academy of sports, but high winds caused precautionary fears and the event ended with the aeronaut's death.
Rumors say Jeffries may have trained with new methods. the formal training plan was reportedly altered and then officially removed. The issue centers on changes made after learning of rival plans and prior camp bouts in a handball court setting.
The battleship Michigan, first all big gun American battleship to enter New York harbor, will arrive Thursday and anchor off Eightieth Street. Also due are the battleship Connecticut and the ships Nebraska and Rhode Island as part of the Atlantic fleet after the Florida launch on May 12.
In New York on April 26 the murder case of Ruth Wheeler drew attention as Albert Walter’s trial proceeds, while Peter Regan is slated for trial this week for the stabbing death of Walter Joyce, a Broadway saloon bartender, amid crowded turmoil in the tenderloin.
Albany April 26 The New York Assembly adopted resolutions congratulating Governor Charles Evans Hughes on his nomination as a justice of the United States Supreme Court. The resolutions praise his support of the people and his boldness and honesty of purpose.
Vienna reports Comgt. Albert Apapons former Tungaring minister of worship as a guest of Theodore Roosevelt in Budapest was attacked by rioters at a Sunday meeting in Temesvar. The count endured stones eggs and cudgels before fleeing to the palace, where rioters broke windows.
Adolph buys a six room collage near the corner of Biddy Street and Twenty Fifth Streets. The house sold for a listed price and new owners move in shortly after, with details blurred in the OCR. Baseball mention includes Wanes Bros.
John P. Gallagher, walking near Stewart station on the Baltimore and Ohio road tracks, slipped on a loose stone that rolled underfoot and hurled him in front of a locomotive. His parents reside at Porterfield, Ohio.
Ada Brooks a 19 year old freshman at Vassar College ended her life at home in Andover Massachusetts by taking poison. Officials say hopelessness from illness contributed to the act after she returned from a brief leave.
News from the mountains near the Mormon colonies in Mexico reports a falling meteor that burst and ignited a forest fire as fragments scattered. The sighting came from El Paso, Texas, with no further details on casualties or exact location.
Bjornstierne Bjornsen, a renowned Norwegian poet, novelist and dramatist aged 77, died in Paris tonight. The death closes a storied career in European letters, with Bjornsen celebrated for his bold stage works and literary influence across Scandinavia.
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