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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
Residents fled Tirley creek valley after a section of the J C Teller dam burned during a blowout that sent water rising sixty feet. damages totaled about 146000 with much property destroyed. an attorney's note referenced further actions and inquiries in the matter.
Ere Quebec July 13 Captain Bernier announces his fourth Arctic voyage aboard a vessel he touts as the sturdiest polar ship yet. Built in 1901 in Germany, the Gaus, later purchased by Canada, carries a 36 crew with 20 from the prior expedition. The scientific party includes Lavote of the Dominion Meteorological Department and historian Fablen Vanasse plus the captain.
An anonymous letter from Caldwell Idaho editorials urges stronger sanitation laws to curb infectious diseases. The writer recounts personal tragedy from scarlet fever and measles spread via trains and hotels, calling for fumigation, ventilation, and national health measures to protect children and families. The piece emphasizes duty of lawmakers and public officials to act.
An ill fated owl swooped into the Central Colorado Power plant in Boulder last night and triggered a short circuit that cut power to the city. Officials estimate damage at 6000 dollars as the bird became entangled with high tension lines.
Reporters note discontent among party leaders over William Loeb Jr. as New York governor candidate. Critics argue Taft invited Loeb to gain Roosevelt appeasement, while insiders say Taft should show decisive leadership. Some advisers predict Taft may stay inactive awaiting outcomes, leaving Roosevelt to decide whether to join him.
The dispatch notes ample water for stock at Pole and North Crow creeks near the military camp. Regulars and Militamen are on site with several regiments arriving. maneuvers to begin soon. General Ralph Hoyt confirmed sufficient water. Cheyenne publications faced fault for spreading false reports.
Rome has sent a formal extradition request to Washington for Porter Charlton who confessed to killing his wife on Lake Como. The move follows state department advices received in Washington and raises questions about subsequent legal steps.
Officials state that a person considered insane by relatives may still face extradition if not confined in an asylum at the time extradition arrives. The rule notes that being in an insane asylum would prevent surrender.
Advertisement offers seven Lange rooms and a full lot for sale or trade priced at $3,000 by G. and Oliver. Also promotes The Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy claiming it cures tan and pockles.
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