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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
11
The community enjoys a Laff-a-Lott gathering hosted by Misses Katherine and Margaret Walsh with Miss Mabel Connor as guest. Post event, a third birthday celebration for Master Clark Tilton features gifts, a three-tier cake, and a curfew-friendly feast with mothers present.
A pleasant gathering with Wyoming wildflower themes featured fancy work embroidery patterns and exchanges of recipes. Miss Harriett Lund served refreshments as the hostess and the group plans to meet again in about two weeks.
Children taking part in the Methodist church Children’s Day exercises are asked to be at the church tomorrow afternoon for final practice. The Sunergae of St. Mark’s plans a country meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. Mark Cow’s ranch home and all members should attend.
At the thirty-first Bundes Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union in Denver events include apparatus contests field events fencing and wrestling. Denver public school children performed flag drills and gymnastic exhibitions. Winners to be released after records are compiled as some events continued at Lakeside Park the following morning.
Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been affected by these tablets, by all druggists.
MEMPHIS Tenn June 27 Not guilty was the verdict today of the jury trying Mrs Margaret L Schieber accused of second degree murder in the death of her husband Augustus Schieber a wealthy lumber dealer shot in the apartments of Mrs Lillian Howell an acquaintance last February The defense contended the bullets were not meant for him and argued emotional insanity though it was not denied that Mrs Schieber fired the shots
Antwerp rumor said an American bluejacket from the Illinois struck Bal-thazar Heinemann during shore leave, causing a fractured skull and death. Commander Chandler ordered inquiry. authorities took no action yet. the Alinda carried midshipmen from Annapolis aboard.
In Glenwood, Minn, on June 25, trials by A H H Porch and Fred Brittoh with the Remington Arms new negative angle sight showed high performance. Each man fired eighty shots at two by three feet targets with a six inch bullseye, scoring eighty hits despite gusty winds, proving the sight effective when used as intended.
Tom Lee, chief of the On Leong Tong in New York City, has led a long campaign against rival tongs. After years of conflict in which hundreds are said to have fallen, he brokered a peace treaty and hosted a public gathering. He remains a guarded figure, living in a fortified Chinatown home and facing potential gunmen and gamblers with cautious humor.
The article urges hunters to practice with a rifle on fixed targets to learn distance estimation and sight adjustment. It argues that better practice before entering the woods would raise the share of accurate shots and lower accident rates. It notes the sight has not yet been placed or the market.
The article discusses the challenges of motherhood and urges women to rely on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen the female system. It claims the remedy improves health and fertility, and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lyons, Massachusetts company.
New York June 27. A sub committee of the protective committee formed by New England stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad met with the railroad's executive board. George Von L Meyer chaired the stockholders group as proxies flood in. proxies total about 250 000 to 300 000 shares. The inquiry aims at mismanagement and the road's physical condition, with accounts to be examined and experts possibly to be added.
A fragment shows Mr Mellen declining to add to Mr Meyer's statement as the sub committee prepares to report. The brief lines hint at a formal meeting where the committee is ready to present findings. Names and context suggest a parliamentary or organizational proceedings note.
In a Hamilton College commencement remark former President Taft credits Senator Elihu Root with starting him toward four years in the White House and says Root kept party forces united and controlled the Chicago convention against Progressives. He notes Root steadied the platform and prevented rivals from crossing to power. Dear Theodore may protest again.
A New York World opinion notes Mr. Taff faces scrutiny and urges self-creative political advancement, framing the critique as a caution about biting the hand that feeds him. The piece emphasizes the need for independent initiative in politics.
British grocery clerks push for a legal cap on weekly hours to sixty, seeking rest and fair labor standards amid rising workloads. Union leaders argue the measure protects workers from overwork while employers warn of productivity impacts and wage costs.
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