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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1910

Page

3

Cathedral Library Opens New Pipe Organ Amid Jubilation

City welcomes a five thousand dollar Batey pipe organ with installation by Banter time. An organ builder will arrive soon to assemble the instrument over about a month and a renowned organist will open with a fine concert. Also noted are a bake sale by Willing Workers, travel plans for Arthur C Fonda, visits by Walter Diver to the Swan home, a First Methodist quarterly conference led by Rev Rawls, and local social and school notices including basketball, music club rehearsals, and civic events.

Galena Woman Credits Herbal Medicine For Tumor Break

Mrs. J. Husky of Galena Kansas says her right side lump from a rupture vanished after using Lydia E pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as advised by the author. She recalls a physician warned of surgery but the remedy eased the pain and reduced the swelling.

Galena Kans Kansas Lydia Nukbaw Mrs. J & Husky Mineral Ave

Paris Fashion Hints and Various Club Events

Social notes from yesterday detail Paris Fashion Hints at Mrs. Robert McQuabe’s home and a Baptist Missionary tea at Mrs. Slack’s. News includes the Bailey family welcoming a daughter, Meth Dist Ladies Aid meeting, Saint Mark’s Guild work meeting, and Epworth League’s Japanese tea with a rice blindfolded contest and tea refreshments.

Five Hundred Card Club Robert McCqabe Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society E. A. ‘Slack Perguson Ladies’ Aid Society the Methodist Frank Clay Emme White Saint Mark’s Guild EB. Magon Smith East Eighteenth Street Epworth League of the Methodist Church Delta Richardson Mises Oliver Thompson Myrtie Faust Dera Miller Fay Perry Jessie Worlston

Misconceived law leads to extra minutes before death

In Cleveland on February 17 Otto Pich misinterpreted the law and left John Zahour hanging in the pantry, delaying the act by ten minutes. Pich held the man away from the wall with a shelf and believed only a coroner could disturb a hanging. He consulted a police officer to summon the official.

Cleveland Ohio Otto Pich John Zahour Pich Pioh

Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Looks For Full Name

An old advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine promotes its cold and grip remedy and asks readers to supply the full name, signing as B. W. Grover with Bb conte.

W. Grover Conte

Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion

Advert reveals Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for upset stomachs and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, prevents fermentation, and helps digest food, with 60 cent cases marketed by pharmacists.

Pape

Meanings of Census Terms Explained for 1910 Schedule

Washington February 17 official Census Bureau instructions outline how dwelling house and family are defined for the upcoming thirteenth census. A dwelling includes rooms in workplaces, hotels, tents, or boats where people sleep regularly, while a family may comprise all occupants of a dwelling or those living together in any place of abode. The schedule requires listing all persons whose usual abode on April 16, 1910 was with the family or dwelling, with the head of the family entered first, then the wife, children, and others in age order.

Washington, D. C United States Census’ Bureau

Family Relation Terms in Old French Legal Phrases

The fragment discusses kinship terms such as daughter-in-law, niece, and boarder in relation to the head of a family, noting how these terms reflect social hierarchy and the Partie view of household structure. It presents a historical linguistic perspective without full context.

Vanele Punt Necrinant Beara

Tonight Basketball Bootball Kansas iy Tourists

Incomplete OCR text notes a night event in Kansas with basketball and football themes. Mentions a game at 15 p.m. and tourists or teams from C. OB. The legibility is poor, but the item points to a sports card about an evening matchup with local venues and visiting teams.

Kansas Iy Tourists

Location debate shapes 1910 Chautauqua tent site

The 1910 Chautauqua committee met with Attorney M A Kline to discuss tent location options including Frontier park old ball grounds City park and Central School campus. No decision reached as attendance and ticket prices are reviewed with bookings from Repath Chau tauqua Chicago Lyceum and Denver Assembly cited.

Chautauqua M. A. Kline Old Frontier Park Twentyseventh and Penguson Streets City Park Central School Repath Chautauqua System of Chicago Chiccago Lyceum Bureau Denver Chautauqua Assembly Company

Miss Jennie Blackburn Resigns and Rumored Engagement Miss Tracey

Miss Jennie Blackburn resigns as night sews supervisor and is replaced by Miss Bosate-Marke. Rumors say she may wed Edward Tracey, a well known Union Pacific conductor in this city. Tracey, once a brakeman in youth, rose to conductor before returning home to St. Joseph, Missouri. The couple plan to marry today and establish a home with Tracey’s parents.

Jennie Blackburn Kabis Calof Bosate-Marke Miss Blackburn Edward Tracey Union Pacific Blackburn Boston Colorado Tracey Y Uung Railra Whisuofepuuty Lanier Union Ifie St. Joseph Wndersood

Paulhan Hit by Court Injunction

New York February 17 The Wright company of Dayton Ohio obtained a temporary injunction against French aviator Lolis Paulhan. The order barred alleged infringements of the Wright patent and was granted by United States Circuit Judge Hand. He did not decide whether the Wright brothers were first to fly.

New York Agaist Lolis Paulhan United States Circuit Hand Wright Company Dayton Ohio Wright Brothers Wright

Thainer Geers Breaks Leg Again in Goats Incident

Memphis Tenn February 17 veteran harness driver Thainer Geers, dean of harness drivers, suffered his seventh broken limb while returning from duty. He was riding a saddle horse when it shied at a goat, breaking above the knee and sidelining him for about two months.

Memphis Tenn Kid. Geers Geers

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Aid

An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural fruit and vegetable essences compressed into a tablet. It credits Beaumont and St Martin for foundational stomach research and claims 40 000 physicians use the tablets, with free trial offers by mail from Marshall Michigan.

Abbe Spillanzini Beaumont Michigan Pon Alex St. Martin Stuart Alexis St. Martin America Canada A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Basketball Game Scheduled at Keefe Hall in Kansas City

Tonight a basketball game is set at Keefe Hall in Kansas City with a kickoff listed as 16 p m sharp. Ongoing tour events include Sport Tour Team O and player B. Wa. Officials confirm venue and start time.

Keefe Hall Kansas City

Mystical, Magical Comedy at The Atlas

The Atlas opened to crowded rooms with a novel mystic magic show and varied acts. Mons Le Mort balances on the human frame, Mrs Hathaway sings softly, Kellar and Davis provide jokes, and Prof Dunn presents a dramatic Sioux campaigns canvas ending with Custer’s massacre.

Atlas: Lagt Kallas Company Mons. le Mort Dunn Custer

Bomb Outrage in Wake Up McCann Trial

An attempted bombing on a three story West Side building linked to owners Max Plumber and Michael Plettler followed a prior blast at a Frank brothers’ property. The underworld war tied to Police Inspector Edward McCann trial continues with no arrests.

Chicago West Side Ty Max Plumber Michael Plettler Edward McCann Louth Julian Frank

Stuttering after Poolroom Assault Trial

Joseph Ruprecht testified in a Feb 17 case describing how a billiard cue blow left him badly shaken and stuttering after weeks in hospital. He sued Joseph Biky for the alleged assault, with medical experts unable to offer hope for recovery as proceedings continue.

Piltaburg Joseph Ruprecht Ruprecht Ruyrechttie Joseph Biky Siky

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Baptis Church Mr. and Mra Arthur C. Fonda Guernsey Wyoming Mr. Fonda Walter Diver Mra, D Swan Methodiat Church Rawls Marian Giffen Nampa Idaho Dr. Phiefer Wheatland Mrs. C. Wheeler Mr. W. Hwoolaton Misa Grace State Center Town Jared Moore Bugene Oregon Helen Hart Miss Wolcott Denver Colorado Sons of the American Revolution Israel Putnam Miss Hart W. C. Deming W. C. Mentzer Lydia E.pinkham Paris Charles Bailey Pepsia Mie Rejane Mme London Tie Lonan Estahlighment Don Wat Paulhan Thainer Geers Kelley Mercantile Company Cor, Capitol Ave 10Th ST Swagger Green Randall Ave ATLAS McCann
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