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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
11
Welcome Visitor State Leader Commends Mr Bryan in Cheyenne
The State Leader welcomes Cheyenne residents and announces that Mr Bryan will speak at Ale Chadnay in the afternoon. The audience is described as large and representative, with loyal friends and political allies in attendance. His return is framed as a sign of enduring democratic Americanism drawing support beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hoo
W . Aryan
Bia
Cheyne
Bryan
Dirigible Failures Prompt Call for Aerial Navigation Shift
A battered view notes repeated dirgible accidents and argues for abandoning enormous passenger dirigibles. Authors advocate heavier-than-air craft like planes as the future of air travel, citing mounting fatalities and lessons from past failures.
Merely Comment On Modern Beliefs And Social Trends
Fragmented text discusses happiness religion, attitudes toward hell, and critiques of progress. It touches on aviation, naval power, and gender norms with historical mentions and unclear attributions. The piece reads as a jittery polemic about culture and morality with obscure references.
Uncertain Echoes From a Fragmented Dispatch
The fragmentary text references a baseball magnate heading the Elks, speculation on a Beverly resident’s actions, a Denver exhibit of George Washington elements, a Connecticut policeman baptizing a baby, and a New York chemist’s death attempt. It mentions Secretary MacVeagh’s resignation and Taft Roosevelt training in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Han He
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Roosevelt
My Very Own Love Song of a Mother's Sacrifice
A mother recalls holding her baby and later watching him grow apart and return, finding purpose in a life of service and quiet devotion. She cherishes the child and later visits his grave beneath a white stone, claiming at last to have something of her very own. Juliette B. McCealey, New Orleans Times-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette B. McCearley
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Re elected in Old Mexico a dramatic party fright
The scene shifts to a tense moment at the Westerleighs party as gas is feared and lights fail then return. A voice warns no gas and Mrs. Westerleigh urges lighting a jet while guests react with panic and reveal Westerleigh in a neat suit with fresh trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerleighs
Atlas Has Good Bill This Half
Atlas presents a strong opening with Lowe's stirring airs and two classics. The Eat Sisters charm the crowd with lively acts and their mother’s presence. Miss Alien Robinson shines as a prima donna. A Roosevelt cartoon segment draws attention, while the audience favors Theo Africanus over French troop feats. See this show today or tomorrow AT THE ATLAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Lowe
Eat Sisters
Colegians
Alien Robinson
Colonel Roosevelt
Theo Africanus
Personal Notices From Cheyenne and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Ben Nash undergoes a serious operation in a Dover hospital. Charles Clinhaws and U. S. Marshal Lew Davis return from Evanston. C. L. Beatty of Pine Bluffs visits Cheyenne. W. H. Taylor of Encampment arrives in the city. F. E. Andrews of Laramie and Mrs. George Smithy of Douglas visit Cheyenne. Capt Bert French and Capt M J Troyer arrive from Sheridan to confer with adjuncts. P A Gatehell discusses Pole Mountain maneuvers. G A Phelps arrives from Camp Cody. F H Hadsell of Rawlins attends to Cheyenne business. Sen C D Clark departs for Evanston. S BE Collier of International Asbestos in Cheyenne for company business. Louis Manewal and son John return from Pole Creek fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nash
Dover
Charles Clinhaws
Federal Court
Lew Davis
Evanston
C. L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
W. H.taylor
F. E. Andrews
Laramie
George Smithy
Douglas
Bert
BE. Collier
Iternational Asbestos Company
Louis Manewal
John
Pole Creek
Thief Poses As Undertaker Assistant Loots Al Home
A bold thief in Boulder pretends to be an undertaker's assistant and robs the home of the late William H. Al. He escapes with 25 dollars in cash a 100 dollar draft and assorted minor items during the funeral period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
William H. al
Surprise birthday prank planned by Mrs Westerleigh
A July Lippincott's excerpt describes Mrs Westerleigh plotting a surprise party for Frank. She and guests plan to greet him at 7 after work, with the gas story and lights out to heighten the moment. The tale ends as Frank descends to find the hidden guests waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott’s
Gald
Mra. Westerleigh
Frank
Weaterleigh
Mra
Weeterleigh
Four Legations Propose Edict for Hankow Sze-Chuan Railway
Four legations American British French and German submitted identical notes to China urging an edit to complete the Hankow Sze Cheun railway contract and to press ahead with loan arrangements. They cite mutual agreement and readiness while noting opposition from Hunan gentry and Chinese student bodies and potential pressure on the central government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Foreign Office
Hankow-Sze- Cheun
Hunan
Wyoming Weather Forecast Delivers Cool Friday Through Saturday
Weather summary from WERATHER FORECAST Washington dated July 14 1910 notes Wyoming will see generally fair skies Friday and Saturday with cooler Friday. Local data show 24 hour period ending 6 pm July 14 with a maximum of 74 degrees and a minimum of 65 degrees and no significant precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werather
Washington
Wyoming
Nove
Thief In Funeral Parade Steals From Employer
After a banker’s funeral a stranger appears and claims to fetch work details and clean up. He is granted access to the upstair paraphernalia. The money check and items vanish as the thief departs, amid a San Bern Witch Hazel cream sold by Palace Pharmacy mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
San-Bern
Palace Pharmacy
Husband's Sister Not Of the New York
Vice Chancellor Garrison Bagely in Jersey City directed James Minthan to provide no separate maintenance for his wife Mrs Minthan. She sued for separation claiming she could not live peacefully with his sister and mother. The home Minthan must provide for his wife must be approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hig Elater
Garrison Bagely
Jersey City
Hames
Minthan
Midhan
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