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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
12
A proposal links an extra Frontier Days day to funds for a Frederic Remington statue, honoring the late artist. Advocates, citing Colonel Roosevelt, urge Cheyenne as the memorial site, noting the city’s ties to Remington’s era and cow country lore.
In Cheyenne the frost-cut gardens alter the year’s mood as the city faces premature losses to August’s end. Despite ruined blooms and early kills, a hopeful shift promises better days ahead with a milder climate and a late-summer to early-winter transition.
The article recalls Mayor William J. Gaynor’s near death after an assassination attempt. He regained strength at home in Deep Well, Long Island, expressing gratitude and humility. He prayed to become a better, more patient man and offered no hate, asking Providence for renewed patience and justice.
A fragmentary poem urges a beloved to seek him with confidence and show inner riches of spirit and love. It speaks of daring devotion and guiding tenderness, ending with a plea for gentle judgment of the speaker after long absence.
In Narragansett Pier the hearing on the demurrer to the Arnold complaint continued before Judge Nathan B. Lewis. Though expected to be sustained, the demurrer was not thrown out, and all parties were ordered to appear Monday to fix a trial date for William H. Arnold, reputed manager of the club.
An anecdote from a dining saloon recounts Captain Kaempff discussing seasickness remedies and an alleged discovery of an absolute preventive. A passenger jokes about wanting a sleeping berth after admitting she slept on a seasick man, who has improved but still poses a nuisance.
A Denver dispatch says Homer Davenport supports a bronze statue of Remington’s The Cowpuncher to honor western cowboy history in Cheyenne. The call urges the Industrial club to form a committee, raise funds, and plan unveiling during Frontier Day with possible Roosevelt attendance.
Kingston New York August 20 1913 The four year old Peter Fabian son of Frank Fabian of Porterville near Glasgow is found dead on adjoining property. Authorities say marks indicate strangulation and the boy disappeared Friday afternoon while playing with neighborhood children. The parents had searched and consulted a fortune teller in New York before the body was located.
Fabien learns his child will be returned. Deputy Sheriff Frank Spadafora and Policeman John Sattill suspect the child was kept by a fellow countryman over a grudge. They believe the return was advised by the fortune teller’s prophecy. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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