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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
14
Firefighters contained the blaze to a single room. The fumes caused limited structural loss, but furniture and much wearing apparel belonging to the Reagan family were destroyed and not insured. The firefighters attributed the fire to an overheated stove.
The Atlas attraction at the Crystal Palace theatre in London features Lucille Fulton a male impersonator in lively acts. The Robbels perform surprising stunts and Miss Robbel’s character pieces delight audiences. Mr and Mrs Hughes stage a humor filled sketch and the Little Orchestra entertains with current popular tunes.
On next Monday morning and for several days following Cheyenne citizens may stock up on jewelry at self fixed prices. Dan S. Parks Capitol Avenue jeweler will throw his entire stock on sale enabling local buyers to set the prices.
Col J D Lewis of Denver will conduct an auction after the Denver store of the company closed. Parks plans to move all interests to Cheyenne and has put his Denver home on the market offering Cheyenne property in trade. He will not leave business in Cheyenne but will downsize the vast stock and continue operations at the current stand.
The account details the chase and confrontation as Tracey and Henry followed by Alcott move down stairs. Witnesses describe Henry’s arm positions and Tracey’s injury as police and jurors prepare for a club room visit and further testimony.
A busy notice announces a regular meeting for the Eagles tonight followed by a casual call for fresh apparel services. The fragment also advertises Castle M P Co tailored clothing at 1821 Carey Ave with wardrobe alterations and repairs.
Denver, Colorado, faces a 48 to 72 hour water famine as the Denver Union Water Company warns of a total domestic water shutoff in parts of the city. Homeowners fill tubs in anticipation while officials claim the warning may be overstated. The shortage follows a new conduit connection and a temporary injunction blocking irrigation.
The second daughter of New York Mayor Gaynor, Edith Augula Gaynor, eloped with millionaire Harry Kermitt Wingut. The ceremony occurred in Wilmington in the office of Delaware Attorney General Andrew O Gray and was conducted by the Rev. Dr. George la of the First Methodist Church. Swan of Brooklyn accompanied the bride.
Judge George Gray and the couple traveled to his home where a license was procured. They then, with Mr Gray and Mrs Swan, went to the attorney general's private office for the ceremony.
President Taft announced his plan to push a publicity bill before adjournment to disclose campaign contributions in all federal elections. He met with leaders from both parties to discuss the proposal, reaffirming a personal pledge from the last campaign to support its enactment.
Theodore Roosevelt denied opposing Gov Hughes direct primaries and said he invited the governor to Sagamore Hill for a conference. Gifford Pinchot will visit Sagamore Hill tomorrow while Roosevelt attended a private dinner at Sherry's tonight and spoke at a Campfire Club luncheon where he received the club’s gold medal.
Jim Corbett engaged in a nighttime clash at Mona Springs in Reno against a drunken man who pressed advances. Corbett struck the man, knocking him into a tree and opening his eye, halting the altercation. The incident was reported by Sherman Co.
In Washington Mr Shepard proposes a new aerial mail route using airships or airplanes to speed mail transmission. A resolution directs the Postmaster General to study feasibility and report by December to Congress. The measure, referred to the rules committee, seeks rapid transmittal of mail via aerial navigation.
The Ladies of the Woodmen Circle are asked to attend the finery of Mrs Harvey Chapin at 19 o'clock this morning at 703 Seventeenth Street.
Johnson and Little reach a conference settlement in San Francisco on June 29. The terms remain undisclosed but near the original $41,000 claim, with Little resuming as Jack Johnson's official manager.
Palace Pharmacy advertises Benzoin Almond Dotion 901 as a cure for tan and freckles. Sherman Co offers Sun Proof Paint.
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