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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
10
In Rock Springs Wyoming Frank Willard driving a fire wagon struck a 16 month old child while attempting to avoid a group of playing youngsters. The baby died instantly as a wheel passed over the chest. No blame attached to the driver who acted to protect children.
Sheriff Alston completed investigation into sensational report of a raid near Telaloop and the murder of Samuel Bellamy's herder. The sheriff says Bellamy died by self-inflicted rifle wound while alone in his camp. an inquest was held by Justice A.
Norton of Tenslewp and a verdict of allields returned, Young Belllamy arrived in Wyoming from Kansas for legal proceedings.
Frank Water fa In the state Nospital here possibly mortally Wounded and Martin Zuperanio ta in the county jail at Green River charged with murderous sesant as the result of a dispute over a woman's affections Zuperanio stabbed Winter twice inflicting dangerous wounds under his heart and left shoulder
Landor Wyoming June 6 J C Forbes who killed a Mexican in a Ghoshon saloon brawl long admitted to 800 bail and his case was continued to the next term of the district court during the present term near father court.
Sitting Bull, Tex Amon and Lewis Ritter two 16 year old Indian boys are in the county jail charged with stealing a flock of master sheep from range near Muddy Creek by riding horses to Rawlins selling one, abandoning two, then walking back to the reservation near Lander after a 250 mile nightly trek.
Engineer R. Z. McCoy completed a preliminary survey for an irrigation system on the Encampment river near Baggot rocks. The plan envisions a sixty mile northward reach toward Rawlins reclaiming about 125000 acres. however a cost estimate is not yet completed.
Encampment Wyoming reports David Brennon, shot by W P, expected to recover. The brief item notes the incident occurred in June and references the shooter, with no further details available.
A report describes Collins firing a bullet into Brennen’s stomach during an incident in the mountains. Brennen, noted for remarkable physique and courage, may recover while Collins fell at a nearby location and has bonded to appear for trial on June 11.
In Evanston Wyoming a blowout at Standard Reserve Oil Company No 7 well caused a large oil spill on the ground. The oil flow was ignited, destroying the drilling derrick and machinery. Driller Chauncey Moran sustained severe burns while escaping the engine. Basin business men sign an agreement to close obituaries and attend Railraod Day in Thermopolis with a McGoorty Caponi 20 round bout planned.
In Rawlins Wyoming on June 6 a meeting about transferring the Rawlin Cemetery to the city triggered a heated dispute among association stockholders. Undertaker H Rosamussen and an attorney warned the matter could go to court, prompting a June 13 meeting to continue talks with all lot owners expected to attend and decide the transfer.
Baseball topic appears briefly and mentions a notable event titled the Elta Big Show to be held on Tuesday evening June 7th. No further details are provided in the text.
In Seneca Falls, a Geneva and Auburn Falls road trolley overturned on wet rails near a switch late last night. Henry J L. Fuptell of Seneca Falls was killed, and several others were seriously injured. Victims were rushed to Seneca Falls hospital for treatment.
Former president Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt shared lunch at Marlborough House with King George V and Queen Mary. The event highlighted royal hospitality during their visit to London on June 6.
Norfolk and Western passenger train No. 42 known as the Washington and Chattanooga Limited derailed at Seven Mile Ford between Roanoke and Bristol. Twelve people were injured, none seriously. Weather notes follow with a Wyoming forecast and local observations including 60 high and 49 low temperatures with trace precipitation.
A note invites attendance at the Kids' Big Show Tuesday evening, June Tth, highlighting a local event likely featuring youth performances and community entertainment.
Six men entered a church in Leonesmm and stole a gold cup a silver cape containing a relic heart of St Joseph the patron of Citta ducal and a monstrance valued at about 20 000. The incident occurred on June day evening.
Amid city concerns over safety and rising costs, New York plans a fireworks free Fourth of July with games parades and free shows to distract youths from explosives. Rail fare hikes and wage costs push prices up across transit and industry, impacting households and major corporations.
Colonel Henry Watterson was the keynote speaker at a New York Press Club banquet. He praised journalism’s moral duty, denounced eavesdropping and dishonest detective methods, and recalled his lifelong newsroom experiences from galley boy to leader writer. He spoke of enduring pride in the craft and the thrill of late night work.
Crowds of women and escorts brave showers as summer shows open on rooftop resorts. Despite damp weather, crowds remain bold, enjoying the gaiety and spectacle under the unusual conditions.
Gee the Wika big show evening June seventh with fishing tackle at Oost Ellis 208 West 27th Street. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
A handwritten ad presents a free sample request for a baby laxative remedy. It promotes an address for Dr Caldwall at Cald wall building in Bonticello TL and mentions avoiding charges while providing medical advice. The text is jumbled with stray letters and unclear lines but centers on distributing a free sample and physician contact.
Milwaukee on June 6 Jack Redmond began his training in earnest this morning for his fight with Ad Wolgast scheduled for next Friday night in the city.
The Troubadours will perform at Ellis' Home on Tuesday evening June 7. Local audience invited to enjoy the musician group in a casual residence setting.
Sherman County paper ad lists a new five room strictly modern cottage with cement walks and curbing priced at 2659 dollars with terms. Contact Oliver at 5T4 for details.
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