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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
The court prepares to hear key tax cases including Webs and Inedlar, plus United States Against the Northern Securities Company. Justices will rule on the constitutionality of the corporate tax and the anti-crrat law, with Standard Oil and American Tobacco among those slated for hearing.
Cheyenne seeks strong patronage to meet the guaranteed Chautauqua ticket quota. Less than 400 tickets remain with two hundred residents buying two apiece enough to fulfill the guarantee. Buyers may use, gift, or resell them. time to secure the seats is short.
George Gregory, raised in Cheyenne, died at Riverton after moving there four years ago. His unusually engaging personality made him a popular figure among Cheyenne friends and his death is mourned by both his early community and Riverton’s rising leadership circles. His loss is described as untimely amid his promising political influence in the developing town.
The Salt Lake Herald Republican recalls Chief Justice Fuller and lists early justices such as John Marshall and Roger Taney, noting the court’s influential era. It references landmark cases on interstate commerce, national banks, and slavery with emphasis on the court’s evolving powers and legacy.
A poetic critique of rulers and greed warning of justice against domination. The piece urges vigilance against corruption, wealth over need, and the suppression of liberty, foretelling a time when coercion and deceit fail and accountability rises.
Nat Goodwin recalls a CA friend's wife at Cafe des Beaux Arts as she hires a nurse. The applicant answers questions about cooking sewing and devotion, but her remark reveals the nurse is to care for someone beside the baby, startling the interview.
Mrs George LaPash hosts her sister Mrs Fred L Miller of Des Moines for a summer stay and cousin Mrs C J Cole of Pierre S D for a month. Mrs Wilfred O Leary and baby return from New York visit. Dr George S Carlin Hartville operator attends wage conference in Cheyenne. George A Brown arrives from Lander. Dawson Two Bar manager visits from Chugwater. Mr and Mrs J F Pringham of Casper visit Cheyenne. Eastman from Douglas. Francis Wilkinson arrives from Horse Creek. James Mowser of Casper on business. Otto K E Fischer leaves for Denver by motorcycle. John Walker Archer dry farmer visits Cheyenne.
Thomas R. Shipp secretary of the National Conservation association arrived to arrange plans for the September meeting. He stated the congress in St Paul will invite the president to present his views on the conservation movement and it is believed he will accept the invitation.
First federal services for Melville Weston Fuller former chief justice of the Supreme Court were held at the Episcopal church in Sorrento Maine. Relatives and national figures attended as pallbearers included Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr and others. The body was to be transported to Chicago for additional rites and burial.
In Harlem a running battle between police and safecrackers culminated on an elevated railroad stairway where a fugitive was captured after 30 shots were exchanged. The attackers fled through a tenement, drift holes in a safe were found, and proprietor Di Angles reported losses of $6,000 to $7,000 from training societies. Police identified one suspect as Frank Piccion on the L stairway, who denied professional burglary and did not know the other man’s name.
New York July 6 Robert Co Nelson a petty officer on the U S Bankton will receive 500 as reward for finding the body of Charles H Davenport a salesman of Springfield Mass who disappeared from a local hotel February 14 This reward had been offered by Davenport's family and local authorities
St Paul Minnesota rumors say President Taft may join former President Roosevelt on the platform at a conservation event. Focus is on the development and preservation of the nation's natural resources with an expected joint appearance before the audience.
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