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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
2
In Wimbledon England July 25 the United States retained world supremacy in lawn tennis with the conclusion of the Interfravon Alfa championship. The finals closed today on the Wimbledon courts as the U S team secured top honors in a hard fought series.
An unclear statement by Char. P. Diren, quoted as a veteran leader, mentions a 6-3 6-2 score and references distrust of a person named Aar. The passage is garbled with inaccuracies and nonsensical phrases, offering little coherent context or verifiable details.
Denver Music Company continues a sacrifice sale on Weber Fisher Schirmer Henry F Miller Schumann Steck Smith Barnes Strober Hallet Davis Kurtzmann Hoff man Kobler Campbell and others. Stock must clear for new fall inventory with easy payment plans to help every Cheyenne home own a high grade piano.
GREYBULL Wye July 28-Dr Hamilton faced milk irregularities from his cow. A boy watching the dairy saw a bull emerge from beneath the pyramid and seize a seat to drink the milk, prompting a plan to verify the tale with Mr Snake.
Clara Reddenbaugh employed by the Douglas Steam Laundry was badly injured Saturday when a belt threw and mangled her left hand up to the elbow. The arm was left resembling roasted beef and doctors fear loss of tissue may occur. She faces weeks of recovery before use of the hand returns.
Advertisement notes that constipation causes many ailments and disorders and claims Chamberlain's Tablets keep bowels regular to prevent disease. Sold by all dealers.
Douglas Wyoming July 28 Sheriff Peyton acted after complaints about jailhouse meals. He caught a man distributing alcohol through the bars to an inmate and brought him before Justice O Brien who fined 50 dollars plus costs totaling 53.15 dollars. The sheep herder paid the fine and left wiser.
The Wyoming state home for mental defectives reports its first death since opening over a year ago. Theresa Walsh, 14, arrived from Cheyenne and died last Friday. funeral by Rev Keavey. John Holbert, 45, sent from Manville, died of uremia Monday. funeral by Rev Butler. Interment both at the state cemetery on the home grounds.
An explosion likely from a faulty gas lighting system shattered a grocery store owned by J. Rosenfield in St. Paul Minnesota and caused a panic at St Luke's hospital nearby though the store was empty at the time.
Senator Bacon of Georgia was sworn in today becoming the first U.S. senator elected by direct popular vote. He took the oath as the chamber began a new era marked by this historic electoral change.
July 28. John D. Sargent, the Jackson suicide, killed himself with a loaded shotgun and a cord trap. The coroner’s jury found death by his own hand, denying rumors he was killed by friends of Robert Ray Hamilton. Letters to family and a NY contact were left. body found in a Jackson lake cabin and buried near the pines with Hamilton’s grave nearby.
A Snow Hill North Carolina man describes a dysentery attack in July that worsened until two bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provided permanent relief after weight dropped from 145 to 125 pounds. The ad notes the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
A spectacular blaze late last night destroyed the grand stand and clubhouse at the Mizzou baseball park home to the Sioux City Western league team. Loss estimated around 75000 dollars includes the Bronx City ball team's equipment. No injuries reported.
A 35 acre rye field produced a growth of 5 feet 8 inches at an elevation of 8 000 feet. The specimen was grown by W. J. Hakes of Buford Wyoming and brought to the Leader office in the latter part of last week.
The Men's League for Woman's Suffrage received Governor Sulger's endorsement for a petition circulating to the United States Senate urging a constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage.
James E. O Grady once a New York state politician and former speaker of the lower house faced a London suffragette incident. Suffragists fired a popgun in the public gallery of Parliament and then threw objects during the commemoration event.
Mr. O Grady Kalla of Rochester New York, a former congressman, stirred the crowd during a suffrage disturbance in the gallery. He faced arrest attempts but proved not a suffragist and was released. He had long been a prominent figure in Monroe County politics before leaving to travel in Europe.
The article reports six inquiries promised into the Binghamton Cloth ing company fire in which at least 63 girls died. It notes a political clash between New York Democratic leader Charles F. Murphy and Governor Sulsér over delays in appointing a labor commissioner, with Senator Robert F. Wagner defending Murphy against the governor’s accusations.
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