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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1910
Page
4
Employees will have a holiday with no work on Monday in State lander offices. Consequently, the State Leader will not be issued Tuesday morning.
The piece casts Chase Osborn as a rugged dynamic figure rivaling Theodore Roosevelt, tracing his rise from a Lafayette newsboy to Michigan politician, woodsman and naturalist. It recalls Osborn’s governship momentum, his frontier lore, his mining act, and a laced comparison to Roosevelt while noting political fealty and public influence.
Poem excerpt by Thomas Moore describing the Vale of Avoca. The speaker notes the valley’s beauty deepened by beloved friends nearby. The verse laments future storms yet finds calm in shared moments and in nature’s tranquil aspects.
A Helena Montana story recalls Judge Dougines who lost both legs above the knees and walked on leather pads. An English hunter in town tracked an elephant and was found after a long pursuit while the locals discussed his expedition and the judge’s remarkable mobility.
Atlas presents a matinee lineup headlined by Aileen, Gillam, Miss Cora Aimpeon, and the Longfellows. Buster Brown and the Burglar, Finnegan’s Friend, La Belle Meeker, and a local vocal soloist appear with The Little Orchestra and No. 1 film animations.
A lively review of De Wolf Hopper in A Matinee Idol with Miss Louise Drewer at Capital Avenue theatre. The act blends music and comedy as Hopper plays a former matinee idol turned jockey, traveling the globe to secure basic needs amid a crowded evening of competitions and distractions.
Dec 24 report from Forest Reserve notes Patrick Keegan, a survivor of the Cover de Lene forest fires, found in his Wallace Idaho cabin with raw meat and tea as his only food. He says he was alone twelve days and suffered erysipelas while risking his life to save miners in Bullion Creek during the fires.
A notice states all barber shops will clone at 11 o clock Monday morning December 26 1910. It also advertises 25 girls wanted to address circular matter at $5.00 per week and calls ready to go to work at 8 o clock Monday morning. State Leader.
Hattie Le Blanc, 17, at Cambridge Massachusetts testifies she did not kill Clarence F. Glover in Whitman Massachusetts. She warns that if charges are brought against Mrs. Glover she will testify against the widow. She insists she did not shoot Mr. Glover and claims Mrs. Glover tried to blame her.
Clarence Cameron White recital set for Wednesday evening December 28 at Keefe Hall. Tickets available at Sands Drug Store for 25 cents each.
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