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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1910

Page

4

Clark Children Do Not Speak English on Arrival

New York report states Senator William A. Clark and his wife arrived aboard the Teutonic with two children Andree seven and Hugette four who do not speak English. The family plans a Montana summer and a new Fifth Avenue home after fall relocation.

Clark New York Teutonic White Star Line William A. Clark Montana Washington Senate Thomas Sl. Garter

Artesian Insurance and City Water Supply Debate

An editorial critiques the Old Timers Succession idea of artesian water wells as emergency protection for Cheyenne’s polluted municipal supply. It argues artesian water development could be a prudent, affordable public bond project to avert repeated sanitary crises and costly past mistakes.

Artesian Insurance Cheyenne

Prize fighting and virility in American spirit

The piece defends prize fighting as a reflection of national vigor, arguing it reinforces virility alongside baseball and rowing. It frames boxing as a historical test of strength that, while controversial, reveals essential masculine energy and social vitality.

Johnson Reno Jolimeon Jeffriis Prine

Pugilism and race in the Nevada ring debate

The article discusses how a Black champion’s victory challenges the idea of white racial superiority and questions whether Black dominance in boxing could reduce white interest in the sport. It highlights Johnson and Langford as exemplar figures and speculates on social and athletic implications.

Weedie Nevada Terry Cale Farrbor St Ohmon Jeffries Wien Fiahsé Fistiana Ngrce Johnson Langford Rena

Old Soldiers At National Home Honor Brave Battle Tale

Colonel W P Brownlow recalls at a Brownville Tennessee dinner the tale told by veterans about a fierce clash where two hundred faced three hundred. after heavy losses only sixty remained, sparking solemn reflection on survival among old soldiers at the National Soldiers Home.

OLR W. PL Brownlow The National Soldiers’ Home Brownville Tenn Johnson Ity

Weather Data For Wyoming July 8 1910

Washington July 1 reports Wyoming weather for the next twenty four hours with forecasts for July 8 1910. Maximum temperature 78 degrees minimum around 50 degrees. Precipitation measured at 0.01 inch.

Washington D. C Wyoming

Vacation Poem Folklore and Bridge Disaster

A humorous vacation poem contrasts rural travel with coastal city life and bugs while a separate New York Times report notes a July 4 bridge collapse in La Salle Illinois. One killed and thirty injured as 200 people fell into the canal during a tub race celebration.

New York Times la Salle Ill Utien Islinoie and Michigan Canal

Curtiss Record 20 Kilometers Shattered at Reis Meeting

The 20 kilometer record set by Curtiss last year at the international aviation meeting in Rheims was broken twice today. Le Blanc and Blerrlot both flew the distance in fifteen minutes flat, beating Curtiss record time.

Reis Rheims France Lena ‘Curties le Blanc

Record Run Shatters 20 Kilometer Flight Time in Heavy Rain

Le Blanc set a record for twenty kilometers in fifty minutes three-fifths of a second, then Mormone in an Hleriot monoplane quickly surpassed it with thirteen minutes eight seconds at nearly sixty miles per hour. Heavy rains hindered further progress.

le Blanc Mormone

Intermittent Flooding Affects Aerodrome Record Attempts

Report states the aerodrome flooded and conditions intermittent while Lee set a James Gordon Bennett Cup effort over 100 kilometers. The distance covered 62.20 miles in 1 hour 16 minutes, a world record claim for the event.

Lee

For Sale Lots by G Oliver on West 19th Street

Classified notice advertises available lots for sale by G Oliver at 220 West 19th Street with phone contact 574. The brief listing notes no cost to view.

Oliver West 19Th ST

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