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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
7
The Washington post reports an incorporated group of preachers and evangelists plans a new faith named the Church of Happiness. The church will emphasize music and merriment as core elements, replacing fear with joy and addressing superstition.
Theodore Valiant, an evangelist, has led preachers to unite and found a place of worship for all who seek it. The movement is backed by influential wealthy patrons, with options secured on several choice locations in the fashionable district. Personal Liberty League members, including Samuel W. Reeder and Martin Henry, are among supporters.
Albert Laut a wealthy druggist aged 50 committed suicide in his laboratory after months of failed work on a formula believed to grant instant painless death and leave no forensic trace. Mrs Laut found him dead in the lab as his alleged plan collapsed.
Classified ad rates listed for HO sale and job notices. Wording includes creditable per word pricing, month-long rates, and special offers for three insertions free of charge. Also includes a stockholders meeting notice for Railway Employes Building and Loan Association with election details and proxy requirements.
A jumbled timetable lists departures and arrivals for trains including No. 9 and No. 18 from Westvoun to Omakha Port, No. 1 Overland Limited, No. 2 Overland Limited, and several others. It shows times for arrivals at UNION PACIFIC Westvoun No. 17 Omakha Port, departures for East, and freight services like Local Way Freight. Also includes Pacific and Colorado lines with assorted departures, arrivals, and daily notes.
A terse, fragmentary report references the stare, ustroh, and a leadon context with unclear chronology. The readable bits hint at a historical event or description but lack navigable details or clear actors and places.
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