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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
8
At 10 o'clock this morning a census taker will begin collecting church affiliations from Cheyenne residents. The effort mirrors government data and aims to show church membership across denominations. Citizens are urged to answer promptly when the census taker calls.
A local retailer promotes a five dollar bath robe claiming superior comfort and value compared with rival brands. The ad emphasizes affordability and everyday use for shoppers seeking a practical loungewear option.
La Fayette Colorado arrives for season opener against Co A C at Keefe Hall in Cheyenne. Local fans expect a premium crowd as both teams boast strong play and the game is billed as one of the great indoor encounters.
London dispatch reports Irish returns closely mirror January results with Tim Healy unseated at Louth after eighteen years in the Commons. The Redmondites mobilized to oust the so called Shmael of National politics who has long followed an independent line since Parnell's fall.
Margaret Hallet, 11, daughter of W J Hallet, was seriously injured when struck by a ball game players while riding a bicycle last evening.
Beattie Washington December Nan Patterson once linked to the New York bookmaker Caesar Young murder case is living in Seattle as the wife of Captain Summer Prescott a veteran. They reportedly wed secretly in St Paul in late October and then moved to Seattle with Prescott concealing her identity from his Chicago-based wealthy parents.
Population data from the present census lists county totals in comparison with 1900 figures. Albany shows 81,574, with several counties including Hig Horn, Carbon, Converse, Crook, and more: totals range from about 4,000 to over 20,000 in various counties.
Report on the Los Angeles to Phoenix auto race describing drivers facing trackless alkali desert, cloud bursts, and extreme conditions. It details equipment carried, hardships, and a 60 mph start with navigation by compass, noting Henwood in the Ohio car and other contestants who endured mud and hunger on the endurance event.
Fragmentary text describes dangers of wild beasts or vandals and mentions cages and race preparation in unsettled country, implying motives for deeds but lacks concrete details or names.
Kid Ross of New York trains at the Palm each afternoon ahead of his December 20 bout with Young Erlenborn at Cheyenne Athletic Club. Fellow trainees include Dannie Cummings and Kid Williams, who will box in the preliminary.
Mise Annie Kelley of Tolono, famed for years of legal fights to escape a pupil whipping verdict, has married Clarance Dillavou of Tolono in Chicago. The couple will reside in Tolono. Kelley leaves teaching.
Mary Baker Eddy’s will reportedly leaves most of her $1,500,000 estate to the Christian Science church she founded. The church board will decide the bequest form, with Ex Congressman Henry M. Baker named administrator. The 1904 Concord will reportedly omits gifts to George W. Glover or Dr. B J Foster-Eddy, her son and adopted son who recently received funds.
Denver reports the Colorado and Southern link from Wellington Colorado to Cheyenne Wyoming nears completion with Denver a key strategic hub. The contract is expected to go to Kilpatrick Brothers and Collins of Omaha, finalizing the first through railway route from the Gulf of Mexico to Puget Sound.
E Clement trube, manager of Cargill Lumber in Minaca Chihuahua, reports from El Paso that Mexican troops advance on insurgent-held areas. He says the insurrection may be crushed in days as Guerrero and other towns change hands amid shifting control.
The report estimates 1500 armed rebels and 4700 to 5000 government troops in Chihuahua by Saturday night. No Americans have been molested. Passengers from Jimipez note possible fighting at Parral where early clashes occurred.
Enrique Creel Jr, once reported missing as a hostage by revolutionists in Chihuahua, is in Mexico City on a visit to his father, Enrique Creel, the minister of foreign relations.
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