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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
12
A whimsical poem portrays a divorce process told in whispers. Lawyers and judges pass secrets through a chain from client to clerk, culminating in papers signed in quiet tones. The piece satirizes legal rituals and the friction of separation with playful mishearing.
The article profiles James S. Havens a Rochester lawyer who led a reform movement against Rosa Aldridge’s machine. It recounts Havens’s rise from secretary of the City Democrats to a national figure opposing bi partisan boss rule, including his role in the Flower City Democracy and the 1901 corruption disclosures that spurred reform.
Senator Heyburn's manufactures committee probes deceptive meat and fish handling practices. Testimony details turkeys aged beyond freshness, beef treated to appear newer, aged poultry and fish eyes polished for sale. Packers warn labeling requirements would impose great hardship. hearings set for next week and following Thursday.
Five room frame house in Fallot with cement sidewalk sample outbuildings and eight large shade trees. Must be sold at once price $1700. Inquire 218 West Sixteenth arrest.
Sam Langford and Branley Ketchel fought six rounds in Philadelphia with no decision as permitted by law. The match ended without a victor under the rules in effect.
Fragmentary narrative traces insurgent ties with Republicans under ex President Roosevelt. Conflicting orders and political maneuvering surface as leaders debate safety and strategy. A lifeboat image marks a tense moment before a vote, describing critical decisions and loyalties amid factional strain.
Personal mentions include Mrs. Sam Wilson recovering after surgery at St. John’s hospital. Mrs. D B Breish travels to Pennsylvania by telegram notice regarding her mother’s illness. A Chesapeake & Ohio official party visits Cheyenne, meeting Burlington agents before continuing to Denver. Local residents from Diamond, Patrick, Casper, Sun Rise, and other towns are noted traveling and visiting, with brief business and social mentions.
The Alaskan pleased PN and audience at Capitol Avenue Theatre last evening. R Phillip oo a Young enn lover offers an excellent tenor, Jeusie Stoner delivers a strong performance. The program features The Moth and the Bumble Bee with lively numbers and a dramatic finale.
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