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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
12
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A historic editorial urges Cheyenne to close houses of prostitution in West Cheyenne to remove their negative impact on surrounding property values. It argues such action would raise district desirability, attract middle class residents, and improve municipal planning while noting revenue losses for current property holders.
Fragmentary item cites a Democratic state report from Northern sources. Text references public belief about roster changes and successors of a party apparatus, with mentions of affiliates and administration influence. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Local names from Converse, Carbon, Albany, Sheridan, Laramie, and Unita counties emerge as potential nominees for state offices. Among mentioned figures are Mary Bellamy for state superintendent and T. J. Swisher, Alfred Mc Brock, W. J. Roos, and Andrew McMickin among possible congressional contenders.
A poem by Thomas R. Ybarra in the New York Times laments urban squalor and calls the reader to awaken and wander. It references Spain, Japan, Hindostan, Polynesian shores, Lahore, and distant ports while urging escape from material bondage and routine.
A fragmented report notes Kirke Le Shelle meeting an actor who wore a mourning band on his arm. The text references a line about a father but is incomplete and unclear.
The actor expresses grief at a funeral saying he and others attended with pride. He recalls the scene with emotion and recalls turning people away, noting the turnout was large. The anecdote reflects the entertainer's personal response to a loss.
Guertin at Atlas earns champion jumper status as a lively show unfolds with Cracea and Lester Leigh delivering stellar stunts. Performers Dolph and Stile Levins impress in varied acts while a crowded audience anticipates the 0:15 show. A painting at Sherman Co. is noted in the event context.
Judge Petit of the circuit court states contracts between owners and players lack mutuality. A. M. McAlister, manager of the Stars of Cubs, seeks restraint against Pedreon and other Cuban Stars figures from appearing with their league group. Details indicate attempted buyout and legal maneuvering amid Chicago self-professional circus scene.
Auburn Cal Jun 3 Mantras NX Murtroc arrested here is said to have made a confession claiming he attempted to wreck a Pacific road passenger train by placing spikes and plates on the rails near Towle Planer county causing a dance hall to burn after the town authorities refused him food and a ticket to New York.
Rimer Frost, a wealthy Wanabot resident near Widdletown, New York, was shot dead by a 44 year old son of C. W. Teed who mistook him for a burglar on their porch. The youth fired a small rifle to frighten off the intruder, the bullet piercing Frost's forehead.
London June 3 King George today marked his first birthday as monarch. Royalty visited Marlborough House and a royal salute was fired at St James Park and Windsor. The king will have a formal celebration June 24 with many personal congratulations, including Theodore Roosevelt.
Local notes list visitors and residents in Cheyenne from Hugwater Manville Carpenter Tanopaetaelta Capsends Golden Brath Wheathand Ryans ton Wheathand and nearby areas. Mentions include Mr and Mrs, Mr Cox, George Price, G A Pherps, Jacob Hemme, B te Merman, Gillmas, Wilitingon, and Mrs Burke with plans for posts.
The text reports a man about 50 who died by suicide after serving in the Fourth Cavalry. He led Fort Roneell’s post canteen, later ran a milk wagon in Cheyens, and recently started a grocery business in Park Addition, building a home for his family. He is survived by a widow and three children. friends say he had few relatives west of his immediate family.
The article reports on Roosevelts speech provoking sharp retorts from Shaw and others. Critics argue we must govern ourselves before governing others, while opponents warn Roosevelt could incite violence to push his agenda.
Ada Ohio June 3 President Taft in an address to the Ohio Northern graduates urged youth to engage in politics and business with integrity. He denounced muckraking but praised Roosevelt’s crusade against it, warning of future financial strain yet stressing real progress and the need to act in public life.
Boston report cites Dr J H Kellogg superintendent of Battle Creek sanitarium saying the world will all be insane by 2176 if current insanity trends continue. He notes rising physical degeneracy and chronic diseases with insanity up 100 percent in fifty years.
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