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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
2
Olga Fidler, 25, a canning factory employee from Port Lupton, laughed for three hours after being discharged. A deputy sheriff notified she was brought to Greeley and admitted to the hospital for observation amid unclear circumstances.
Red Cloud, famed Sioux chief who opposed the Union Pacific through Sioux lands, died in Washington on December 10 at age eighty eight. He rose to prominence at Fort Laramie in 1846 and led resistance that culminated in defeat of Sioux forces by the Eighteenth Infantry in 1867.
After January 1 1910 football is barred from the public schools of Greater New York. The decision came at a board of education meeting amid a split with James B Sullivan a former president and current A A U secretary who argued the rules committee would change the rules making the game dangerous.
An old article extols STU ART S CHARCOAL LOZENGES as a practical daily aid for fresh breath. It links foul breath to stomach issues and dental decay, warns against disguises, and urges consulting a dentist for decay while noting digestion and fermentation cause unpleasant odor.
Frederick C. Coudert tells the board that fatalities among players prompted abolition. He notes Columbia University banned the game two years ago after careful study and expert opinions were gathered, defending the decision against critics who miss the full context.
An old public notice warns readers that dyspepsia, not a bad cook, causes Christmas dinner distress. It urges Hood’s Sarsaparilla to strengthen the stomach, restore vigor, cure dyspepsia, and restore appetite for eating pleasure.
New York December 10 Charien Murphy leader of Tammany Hall denounces attacks by critics of the Democratic league while noting the league will not name candidates. Former Auburn mayor Thomas M Osborne is said to favor distancing from the Democratic organization unless Murphy and State Chairman William J Conners step back from active management.
Local reports say Mrs. Ohlander died from a criminal assault before death of her husband and daughter. Mrs. Hunter is hospitalized in Savannah in critical condition with a 12 year old girl near front door dying. A $1000 reward is offered for the conviction of the assailant amid tense racial climate and claims of a single assailant using an axe.
In Oakland by December 16, Dr. Eugene Woods and Fred Schenk are dead after two murder and suicide incidents. Gabriel Jacobs killed Dr. Woods then shot himself. Schenk fired on Mr. and Mrs. J A Jones, wounding Mrs. Jones before killing himself.
Advertisement for a nursery selling evergreen and fruit trees, shrubs, and roses grown in Colorado. Mentions personal attention, nationwide commissions, freight on $10 orders, and a free catalog from Hox 500 Lafayette Colorado.
Washington December 10 President Roosevelt backs a Mondell introduced measure to open millions of acres of coal lands to homestead desert land Carey and reclamation entries. The government would reserve all coal and maintain rights to prospect mine or dispose. Estimated unclassified coal land rivals the 35 million acres already classified. A note mentions Burbank training a Christmas tree to sprout its presents.
A shopping note highlights men’s clothing and furnishings as ideal Christmas gifts. The store claims to offer a wide selection and promises items that will please men during the holiday season.
Casper Wyo Dec 10 B H Davis an engineer with the reclamation service is assigned to supervise a dyke at a low point in the Pathfinder reservoir rim. Government rejected two high bids and will undertake the work directly to complete it before next floods refill the North Platte river basin.
A chaotic Top O' the World WHB performance dazzled audiences with novelty acts. The show featured a diverse group recruited from famed vaudeville talent, headed by a charismatic lead, drawing a large crowd before months of busy rehearsals and an earlier racing incident that briefly paused the engagement.
The clipped text records scattered mentions of a prize bow in Nebraska and references to local birth events, Poland, and China. It lacks coherent details, making precise facts unclear beyond multiple regional allusions and names.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a legal matter involving a pecan and named individuals. The context suggests a court or formal inquiry linked to a Mine site and a tax or plea scenario, with unidentified dates or actions. Further readable details are needed to confirm parties and outcome.
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