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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1910

Page

5

Henry James on Race and Family Size

Henry James disputes Colonel Roosevelt on large families calling them a sign of backwardness while small families show intelligence and progress. He recounts a Thompson with fourteen children and a police encounter at the seashore revealing social tension. Knight Campbell Music Co. announces Duff Wilson, piano tuner, in Cheyenne visiting twice yearly representing them.

Henry James Roosevelt Preval France James Mr. James Thompson Knight Campbell Music Co Duff Wilson Cheyenne Wilson Knight

Three Cases Dismissed by Prosecuting Attorney

Prosecuting Attorney G. G. Rigdon dismissed three district court cases yesterday. They included John Shutters held for robbing A. W. Barber's wine cellar, and Will Ward and John Brown charged with a brutal April assault on Ralph Noratrom. the key witness has since left the city.

G. G. Rigdon John Shutters Or. A. W. Barber Will Ward John Brown Ralph Noratrom

Thirty towns prepare July 4th celebrations across Wyoming

About thirty towns in Wyoming plan organized Independence Day celebrations. Many will be elaborate and costly, while Cheyenne will not host a special celebration.

Wyoming Cheyenne

City Briefs Chronicle Cheyenne News Snapshot

Mrs Glafcke the Florist lists cut flowers rural work and is reachable by phone. E L Emery of the Orpheum theater filmed a steer riding sequence at Swinbank's ranch near Cheyenne using 200 feet of film. Albert A Brown and Miss Rutti Hoffman wed in a private Sunday ceremony.

Emery Aon aAlbert A. Brown Rutti Hoffman Leon Hills Wasserman's John Charles Thompson James Powell Powell Hattie Boyce Wi Mead Culliv John Carlton Astle John Loong Ve Union Pacific Coal Company

Frontier news briefs from Cheyenne and Laramie

A Cheyenne note lists Trustees and committee members for a ranch project near the Mocky Mountain Bell area. A Colorado bound box car incident near the ball park caused a narrow escape. Governor T Brooke plans to attend Frontier Day in Cheyenne on August 27. State Pure Food Commissioner Rourke returns from Laramie after board meetings on catana ingredients. A marriage license issued to Flier J Ankeny and Agnes J Mc Donald of Tenny.

Syston Horse Creek E Croek Mocky Mountain W. J. Whipple A. C Warlaumont John Mahoney Jacob Gauff Cupilin John B. Mason Colorado Boutl Facks Ball Park Sufternoon T. Brooke Theofore Roosevelt Cheyenne Frontier Wd. Rourke Laramie J Ankeny Agnes J. McDonald Tenny

Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief Ad

An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims prompt relief and offers sample bottles by mail and pamphlet, with druggists carrying fifty cent and one dollar sizes from Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton NY.

Kilmer Mall Free Dr. Kilmer &O Binghamton, N. Y

Prominent Chicago clergyman helps parishioners find work

Rev Maurice J Morney of St Gabriel s church near Chicago stockyards is well known among Democratic leaders and often helps parishioners obtain jobs. The article notes ties to contractor Agnew and a newly appointed Italian foreman, mentioning the Pope Giuseppe Sarto era and Father Dorney in a flowing anecdote about local employment.

Maurice J. Morney St. Gabriel’s Church Chicago Cardinal Guiseppe Sarto Holy See John P. Agnew Frank J. Agnew Father Dorney Aenew St. Gabriel's Agnew

Dorney Quips on New Dago Bows in Local Chat

A fragment from Nathional Monthly shows Father Dorney asking how locals rate their new Dago bows while the crowd replies in playful chorus. The scene captures a moment of regional humor and social talk among countrymen with reverent hats tipped in attention.

Father Dorney

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