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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1910

Page

13

Henry Weld Named Slayer in Levi Tracey Death

Coroner's jury in Cheyenne finds Levi Tracey died from a heart stab wound after a fight at the Colored Citizens' Club over a craps game. James Henry, a colored hod carrier, held as slayer. Henry arrested near Sixteenth and Bent streets and transferred to county jail with witnesses. Witness accounts say Tracey tried to draw a revolver, Henry drew a knife, and Tracey was pursued down stairs where he was stabbed. knife not found on Henry. William fled then was captured. Cheyenne-bound remains to be interred and survived by a widow and three children.

L. P. Desmond- Yeserday Levi Tracey Tracey James Henry Henry Sixteenth Bent Streets Barnard Teddy Albt Big Steve William William Cheyenne Sidney Iinthet Icksanil neoZheso

Wyoming Court Grants Mandamus in Sweet vs Cook Case

Judge David H. Craig orders a peremptory writ of mandamus requiring Peter S. Cook to recognize Henry Sweet as alderman for Cheyenne’s First Ward. Court also grants costs and mandates unobstructed duties for three year term ending January 19011.

Ity Harry B. Gates Mr. Sweet Riner Craig Sweet State of Wyoming County of Laramie District Court First Judicial District Henry Sweet David H. Craig Lator Cheyenne Wyoming Peter 8. Cook Firat Gme Council of Said Peter Cook Wyming Sal Heury Sweet Peter 5 County of Laramie First Peter 3. Cook

Market News Briefs From Denver and Omaha Cattle Hogs Sheep

Market notes from Denver show light cattle receipts with steady to firm prices, strong demand for beef cattle, and hogs easing in Eastern markets. Omaha and Chicago stock summaries follow with varied cattle, hog, and sheep sales, while wool in St Louis remains steady. Rental notices and legal filings appear in the tail end of regional notices.

Denver Light Omaha Denver Grand Junction Colorado Arizona Beavor Eter Sta¢dera Aloe Atutt Texas Chicago St. Louis

View of Calitro and Ancient Castle Ruins After Earthquake

Rome reports show district damage not as severe as feared but fatalities have risen. Calitri on the hill slope suffered heavy destruction with the old castle reduced to ruins. Forty were killed in the debris and a two year old child was found orphaned in a ruined home.

Rome Trst Calltri Calitri Bank Ite

Memorial rites unify lodges at local cemeteries

The Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Woodmen of the World and Ladies Auxiliaries held joint memorial services for deceased members. Graves were decorated and monuments unveiled for five members in the last year. A parade formed on Clar ey avenue to the cemeteries, led by the Eleventh Infantry band. Rev. Nelson preached a memorial sermon at First Methodist Episcopal church. Taft to seek commission for public utilities regulation.

Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Woodmen of the World Clarey Avenue Seventeenth Street Elaventh Infantry Nineteenth Street Carey Avenue Nelson Fifst Methodist Episcopal Church

President presses for railroad rate bill compromise

The president met again with Senate leaders Aldrich and Crane and Representative Mann as conferees on the railroad bill. He reportedly wants a commission chosen by both chambers to study rates, with a report due to Congress next December.

Aldrich and Crane Representaive Mann I T Senate House Congress

Electrician Offers Services With Prompt Attention

An experienced contractor advertises electrical work with eight years in the trade, a large stock of supplies and fixtures, tungsten lamps, motors, dynamos and vacuum cleaners. He promises prompt attention and satisfaction for hundreds of prior customers.

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Capitol Ave W.F. Stanle Lessee SHIRE May Robson Anne Warner Lesie Henry Weld Wes David HW. Craig Sherman Co C. H. Garwood Carey Ave Central Ave Damus Wilfrid O'Leary Hike Dongeln Bisgrs Harry Gates Aus City Counmil Pyeme Gleason Mercantile Co A. A. Waterman PENA Capitol Confectionery Capitol Avenue Calitra Stock Growers National Bank Cheyenne, Wyoming U. S. Depository Wyeth Rochester Myss BH A. Ross Sharon, Mercer Co, Pa Stephen Bacon Stun Bs. Ltd Wyeth Chemical A. E. Roededl First’ Baptist Church Taft Washington S. P. Stevenson Capitol Harry P. Hynds
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