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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
7
George C. Creley, 71, shot and killed Mrs. Eleanor Shepherd, wife of Boston and Maine railroad agent William Shepherd, then attempted to hang himself. He was arrested, resuscitated, and jailed for a murder case hearing. Creley had lived with the Shepherd family and showed insanity signs for a month.
A 7 year old Leonard Donaldson described the fatal shooting of his mother Margaret by her husband August Donaldson a shipping clerk. The murder occurred in their bedroom between 4 30 and 7 0 0 pm after a cinema viewing and motive is tied to jealousy. Donaldson surrendered at the police station later that day and said “family troubles.”
A new restaurant at 1407 Kildy Street opens offering chop suey and short orders. The notice invites customers to visit and try the menu as the establishment aims to please.
WH WAVE SCORED A HIT in Cheyenne praises the Raymond's Om byeenne Clothes Pressing Cleaning & Drying Works for cleaning all kinds of men and boys clothing plus ladies lace and princess dresses. Dresses of dainty fabrics are brought to look as good as new.
Local classified page lists rates for ads, rental rooms, and real estate sales. It notes insurance of insertion, credit terms, and special rates for three insertions, with numerous house listings and rail timetable details interspersed.
The U S board of general appraisers may confirm a 35000 duty on a trainload of Canadian cattle feed supplied by W W Robinson under a government contract for army horses. Robinson argues he could buy feed wherever, and he appealed the duty.
Rev. William P. Sullivan assistant pastor of St. Marys Cathedral San Francisco conducted the mass on a Santa Fe train en route to Quebec for the Knights of Columbus convention. The service took place in the car dubbed the chapel car and was attended by Knights of Columbus and their relatives.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration were granted on July 27 1910 to the undersigned for the estate of John Talbot. All persons having claims must exhibit them with vouchers to the administrator Elizabeth Talbot within six months of the letters date or be barred.
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