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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
The Daily and Sunday Leader lists subscription prices for various terms. Rates include one year and six month options, with monthly and Sunday Leader figures, and a note about Courier verification and contact details.
City authorities consider closing houses of prostitution in West Cheyenne to remove moral taint and increase surrounding property values. The plan argues centralized prostitution harms investment and that relocating the district would make the area a desirable residence for middle class workers near the business district.
Public belief hints at changes in the roster of party influence as successors to the Capitol era seek freedom from the perceived infighting within party affiliates. The Democratic state report from Northern covers tensions and potential reforms within the party structure and its administration.
A list of Democratic candidates and potential nominees for state offices in Wyoming is recorded. Names include Charley E. Biynen, Nellia ro Cortell, Toby e, Patrick Quealey, Vince, J.B. Maya, Leopold Kable, Mary Bellamy, T. J. Swisher, Alfred Mc Brock, W. JB. Roos, and Al Warfti as contenders for governor, congress, and state superintendent, with discussion of party prospects and anticipated strong representation.
A poem by Thomas R. Ybarra in the New York Times laments urban drudgery and urges awakening and escape. It imagines Spain Japan Hindostan and Polynesian shores as beacons, calling the reader to resist stagnation and pursue distant lands and risks.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows Kirke Le Shelle meeting an actor and observing a wound or band on his arm while a line about mourning and a father appears. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for full confirmation.
The excerpt from Buoccoms Magazine quotes La Shelle describing grief at a funeral. He recalls arrangements and notes there were many attendees, saying they were turned away due to full capacity.
A crowded rat show features Guertin as champion jumper with record attempts. Performers Cracea, Lester Leigh, Dolph, and Stile Levins display acrobatic stunts in four acts including drawing and instrument berlesquing. Showtimes around 0:15 with Sherman Co painting.
Chicago court judge Petit ruled contracts between owners managers and players lack mutuality. Allocation of players A M McAlister manager of Stars of Cubs seeks injunction to restrain Pedreon and other Cuban Stars figures from appearing with the Chicago league act. The dispute centers on enforcement and potential purchase of a contract, with Sherman Co. noted.
In California a man named Murtroc is said to have planned to wreck a Central Pacific passenger train by placing spikes and rails on the track near Towle in Placer County. Authorities report the act followed a dispute over bread and a refused ticket to New York, with a dance hall destroyed in Towle by the bombing.
In Widdletown New York on June 2 Rimer Frost a wealthy suburb resident was shot dead by the 44 year old son of C W Teed who mistook him for an intruder on their porch. The youth fired a small rifle in an attempt to frighten away the supposed burglar. The bullet struck Frost in the forehead killing him instantly.
London reports King George III celebrating his 45th year as sovereign with formal calls from all royal households at Marlborough House. A royal salute rang from St James Park and Windsor. Theodore Roosevelt sent personal congratulations.
Names of residents visiting Cheyenne and area captured in brief notes. Peter Brad from Hugwater and A. Cox of Manville are listed as visitors. George R. Price of Carpenter, G A Pherps of Tanopaetaelta, Jacob Hemme of Capsends Mopping, and B te Merman of Golden Brath are noted as callers. Mrs Gillmas of Wheathand and Mr and Mrs Wilitingon of bert were seen at local hotels. Mrs Burke Teves plans a two week visit with relatives in Lown.
A Park Addition milk-wagon operator and newly opened grocery merchant is reported dead after a self-inflicted drug overdose. He served in the Fourth Cavalry, ran the Fort Reynolds post canteen, and recently established a grocery business amid Park Addition housing. He is survived by his widow and three children. friends say he had few relatives in the West beyond immediate family.
The article notes Roosevelt's speech provoking Shaw and prompting claims that Americans must govern themselves before guiding others. Critics question Roosevelt's insistence on duty and caution against violent measures to influence U.S. policy.
Ada Ohio June 3 President Taft denounces muckraking while addressing Ohio Northern graduates. He praises Roosevelt's crusade against sensational journalism and warns of future business cycles. He urges young people to engage in politics wisely, noting possible market corrections and eventual recovery.
Dr J H Kellogg superintendent of Battle Creek sanitarium predicts universal insanity by 2176 if current trends continue. He cites rising physical degeneracy and chronic disease and claims insanity has doubled in fifty years.
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