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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Firefighters contained the blaze to a single room. The fumes caused comparatively little building loss, but the room's furniture and much of the Reagan family's wearing apparel were ruined and not insured. Firemen attributed the cause to an overheated stove.
The Atlas attraction starring Lucille Fulton, a male impersonator, headlines at the Crystal Palace theatre London. The Robbels, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, and Miss Robbel deliver varied acts with stunts and humor. The Little Orchestra accompanies a program of animated pictures and popular airs drawing strong crowds.
On next Monday morning and for several days following, Cheyenne citizens will stock up on jewelry at prices fixed by themselves, allowed by Dan S. Parks, Capitol Avenue jeweler, who will throw his entire stock of goods on sale.
Col. J. D. Lewis of Denver to conduct the sale after the Denver store closed. Parks plans to transfer all interests from Denver to Cheyenne and has listed his Denver residence for sale. He will still operate in Cheyenne and reduce his large jewelry stock at the current stand while seeking trades for Cheyenne property.
In a continuing Henry case, witnesses describe a stairway pursuit in a club room where Tracey lay dying and Henry and Tracey were nearby. Police say Henry was arrested on informants’ tips though he showed no outward murder signs. A jury visit to the club room was arranged for the morning.
A brief notice announces a regular meeting for the Eagles tonight arranged by Castle M. P. Co secretary Hawxworeeee. The item mentions clothing services at 1821 Carey Ave by MO B. Nembesz for making, cleaning, pressing, or alterations of garments.
Denver is struck by a possible 48 to 72 hour water outage as the Union Water Co warns of strict restrictions. Officials say the statement may be overstated, with some relief expected after a new conduit is connected. Lawn watering and irrigation are banned under an injunction tied to a bond posting.
Miss Edith Auguala Gaynor, second daughter of New York Mayor Gaynor, and Harry Kermitt Wingut, a wealthy society man, wed in Wilmington today. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. George la of the First Methodist Church in the attorney general’s office, with witnesses from Brooklyn.
Judge George Gray officiated a private marriage attended by the couple and Mr. Gray and Mrs. Swan. The license was obtained and the ceremony took place at the attorney general's private office.
President Taft, buoyed by early legislative gains, orders party leaders to press a publicity bill requiring disclosure of campaign contributions in campaigns for federal offices. He vowed during the last campaign to push enactment and sought bipartisan backing in Washington.
Theodore Roosevelt denied opposing Gov. Hughes direct primaries and announced inviting the governor to Sagamore Hill for a future conference. Gifford Pinchot will visit Sagamore Hill tomorrow while Roosevelt attends a Sherry's dinner tonight and receives the Campfire Club gold medal at luncheon.
Jim Corbett engaged in a confrontation with a drunken man at Mona Springs after refusing advances. He knocked the man against a tree and cut his eye, ending the altercation. The incident occurred in Reno on June 23.
Washington discussion on a new aerial mail route between the capital and other points. A joint resolution, introduced by Mr. Shepard, asks the Postmaster General to study feasibility and report by December whether aerial navigation can speed mail transmission and be used for government service. The measure goes to the Rules Committee for consideration.
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.
San Francisco June 29. Disagreement between Jack Johnson and Little settled at a late night conference. No figures released. settlement reportedly near the original claim of 41,000 dollars. Little resumes as Johnsons official manager.
Palace Pharmacy claims Benzoin Almond Dotion 901 cures Tan and Freckles. Sherman Co promotes Sun Proof Paint.
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