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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
4
Opinion piece arguing against the immorality district on West Eighteenth Street near the post office and Carey Avenue. It contends the district hinders urban growth and should be relocated to a less visible site, criticizing property interests and public decency concerns.
The piece notes how international prominence fades quickly as media focus shifts. It cites Castro and Dr. Cook as examples whose past prominence faded from public view, with rumors lingering only in scattered reports.
The passage recalls the public memory of the telex operator known as Jack Binns who signaled passengers and crew during the sinking of the Republic. It notes that many who were famous yesterday fade from memory today unless their notoriety or talent endures.
The Riverton News denounces established Republican officials in Wyoming and urges public candidacies. Editor Chennery laments a hidden selection game while promising a day of reckoning as plain people awaken and demand real American leadership.
A poem in a rustic voice imagines Cactus Town as Washington and Washington as the people. It mocks tariff fights and political misdeeds, with playful dialect about bankers and lawmakers, promising no costly trials if power stayed close to the people.
St Louis June 4 Mrs Dora M Doxey released after acquittal in murder case left court with her father and sister then four hours later re arrested by Constable George Bode of Clayton from Hotel Mower and jailed on bigamy charge.
Baseball notes hype an Elks event titled the Big Show set for Tuesday evening near June. The brief mentions excitement and a local sports highlight to draw readers to attend.
Poet Richard Le Galileane entertains New York editors at luncheon. A schoolboy asks for his autograph, and Le Galilenge quips that yesterday’s autograph cost a dollar and today’s costs another dollar as he recalls Jim Jeffries.
Louis Pache aged 20 was arrested in Laramie Wyoming charged with setting fire to his mother’s ranch house occupied by the Harris family. He was seen fleeing the vicinity after inmates were awakened. In 1904 Pache faced murder charges but was acquitted amid a family property dispute.
The Shoshone river bridge at Marquette Wyoming will be moved on pontoons by the reclamation service as the Shoshone reservoir fills. The structure will be lifted from its foundations and floated upstream to its new location at the reservoir head for the first time in the state.
New York June 4 Father Luke Hers pastor of Saint Andrew's church assisted by special term of the supreme court seeks to obtain possession of Agnes Wilson a girl in foster care. Lyman Hodgman who cared for her wishes to adopt. Archbishop Farley directs Father Evers' interest. Mrs Ellen McDonald of Dover Street is mother of Agnes. McDonald also brought another child to court. The Hodgmans had little Agnes who did not recognize them.
In Havana on June 4 relatives of Charles Wells the American engineer killed in the dynamite blast in Pinar del Rio demand 850000 in damages. Belgian engineer Mons Juno Cigadi and Miss Gould father also pursue claims. Senor Gomis the Spanish consul at Pinar del Rio oversees matters.
The Danish liner United States with about 1000 passengers on board ran aground off Christiansand Norway at 6 this morning while en route from Copenhagen to New York. A rescue steamer was dispatched to evacuate the passengers and bring them to safety.
New York June 4. Frank Mathusic, 38 in March 1901, once sought after a robbery, was among passengers on a ship to be sent to Missouri penitentiary. He was captured in London last March and is to serve a twelve year term.
A Denver auction house advertises a large selection of used autos priced at under half their factory value. The listing promises easy terms and a wide range of makes and models. Located at 1638 Glenarm in Denver.
The Burne association in Kanean City raises a $1000 fund to investigate alleged theft of grand jury notes from the Dr. B. Clark Hyde trial. Six witnesses have testified. about fifty more are expected. The funds are claimed sufficient to cover all investigation costs.
Charles Mets of Sheridan has been elected president of the Associated Students of Pomona College in Claremont California. He also serves as editor in chief of the yearbook Napate and holds a position in the blog ue department. Mets is 21, a Sheridan High School graduate of 1907. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W B Mets.
Miss W. Ch lame and Howard Bishop, missionaries of the American Baptist Society, drowned while bathing at the Gulf of Bolsar north of Bombay. Bishop lost his suit as he attempted to save his companion. bodies were recovered.
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