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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

14

Five Minutes Sometimes Makes a Big Difference

An advertisement extolls Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for instant relief of stomach discomfort. It claims the tablet provides digestion itself, rest for the stomach, and prevents belching and foul breath. The copy touts wide doctor and druggist endorsement, price six cents a box, with a free sample offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bidg Mar Shall Mich

Chinaman an ALR pilot in his home country

Fung Guey, a Chinese aviator from San Francisco, will depart for China with a Curtiss type biplane to stage exhibition flights. After two years of experiments and several machine builds, he recently achieved success in flight with six Oakland supporters traveling with him.

San Francisco Fung Guey China Fung Guey Haseen Oakland

Sergeant at Arms to Deduct Excess Printing Fees

Congressmen who exceed their government printing allotments will have excess charges deducted from their salaries by the Sergeant at Arms. Representative Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey faced a $457.50 overage last fall while campaigning for the Senate nomination, according to Public Printer records.

Washington al Arma Charles N. Fowler New Jersey New

Woman Appointed County Judge in Colorado

Mrs. P. Tague, widow of Eagle County’s late judge, was appointed to succeed her husband on the bench by county commissioners. She won the post over four competitors. her husband had served twenty years, and she had attended to court business during his illness.

Colo P. Tague Eagle County Tague

Plague Confinement Measures Reported in China

In Pekin the Wai Wu Pu authorized Dr Wu to burn two thousand plague victim coffins but frozen earth prevented burning. Attempts to dig trenches by dynamite proved unfeasible due to Chinese prejudice against cremation. military reinforcements awaited. Mukden report cites 151 cases with 92 dying within 24 hours of first symptoms.

Pekin Mukden

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Grippe

Philadelphia report details Miss Jeanette Lewis 27 murdering her mother Mrs Sarah Lewis 70 and her nephew Edward B Midlen Jr 9 with cyanide then killing herself. Sister of the thief widow of Mr Midlen died in hospital last night. Authorities say grief may have driven the act.

Philadelphia Jeannette Lewis Sarah Lewis Edward B. Midten, Jr Edward B. Midlen Pelham Neuburh

Poison or Hanging Death Choice Proposed in Nevada Act

Reno reports say a Nevada criminal practice act draft offers death row inmates a choice between hydrocyanic acid poisoning or hanging. The section, prepared by the code commission, aims to let a condemned prisoner select constancy of death, with a single poison drop delivering instant death.

Reno Nev Code Commission Percen

Kanbas Man Sentenced After Federal Case in Kansas

A Kansas man, identified as Baker from Harper County, was sentenced to 180 years in federal custody on charges stemming from actions in Ponceny Lancing Kansas. The case details include charges connected to federal offenses and involve multiple defendants.

Ponceny Lancing Kan Fed F. Baker Harper County

Man Sentenced on 37 Counts Forgery in State Prison

A 25 year old man received an indeterminate sentence of 30 to 22 years in prison after being convicted on 37 counts of forgery of express money orders. He received 1 to 5 years on each count.

Gan Baker

House to reconfigure desks in redesigned chamber

Washington Feb 28 The house voted to spend 350000 to shrink the hall to resemble the senate chamber while expanding membership from 291 to 435. Each member will get an individual chair with no desks and a small shelf on the chair backs for the row behind. Two speaking places will feature large tables for the accommodation.

Washington House Senate Chamber

Capitol Plans Dual Papers and Monorail Trolley Vote

The house voted to present both Democratic and Republican papers and to install a monorail trolley system in the subway from the capitol to the house office building for member transportation.

House Capitol

Art Theft Turns Nude Painting to Blue Pajamas

In New York on February 28 a priest influenced police to enforce decorum, causing two valuable paintings to be redressed. Olona at the Math, once valued at $10,000, now wears blue pajamas and a bath salt hue while attendants appear in rainbow robes. Awakening of Adam shows Adam in blue pajamas with overalls and boxing gloves.

N. Y J. A. McCauld Alimay Roddy Olona Adam Hve

Grand jury probes high-profile figures in Cincinnati gambling inquiry

Cincinnati February 28. The Sherman Co. grand jury heard testimony from prominent men including August Herrmann, chairman of the National Baseball Commission, Western Union and telephone officials, and John A. Paine head of a firm once distributing racing and market information. No indictments were returned. The proceedings suggest gambling-related investigations.

Cintionati August Herrmann National Baseball Commission Western Union and Telephone John A. Paine

Ice Disaster Drowns 560 Fishermen Off Lavensaari Shore

A feeb ing disaster in the Gulf of Finland leaves 560 fishermen missing or drowned after ice broke away from Lavensaari on February 23 as crews worked several miles offshore. The official report details the treacherous conditions and the scale of the loss.

St. Petersburg Gulf of Finland Lavensari Js

Wyoming seals Western Assurance Company fire insurance permit

Insurance Commissioner certifies the Western Assurance Company of Toronto with compliance to Wyoming laws and authorized to transact fire insurance in the state for the current year. Witnessed by R. B. Forsyth as Auditor and Ex-Officio Insurance Commissioner with seal.

Certificate OF Publication Insurance Commissioner's Office State of Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Western Assurance Company of Toronto Dominion of Canada R. B. Forsyth

Drift of Ice Breaks Up Fleet After Sudden Floe Split

After a three days search failed, a floe broke into multiple parts carrying forty or fifty people each. Many fell into the water as the chunks separated. Two portions totaling 120 persons were driven ashore. no news of the rest has been revived.

Grippe Pape Vaabera Eon

Casper Boy Dies After Accidental Rifle Discharge

Casper Wyoming February 28 A 17 year old youth named John Land died from an accidental discharge of a .22 caliber rifle. The bullet entered him and the tragedy occurred in Casper.

Casper, Wyo John Land

Notice to contractors for Cheyenne sewer extensions

Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed proposals for sewer system extensions to be built during the current year. Bidders must file on blank forms with a certified check of fifty dollars, deliverable to the city treasurer, and meet bonding and deadline requirements. City reserves right to reject all proposals and bids go to the lowest responsible bidder.

City of Cheyenne F. A. Bacon Wyoming

Boy Killed In Incident Noted For Relatives In Chango

A boy was killed in a local incident and his relatives living in Chango have been notified of his death. Authorities report the fatal injuries and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Chango

Do You Want a Parcels Post

A call to readers to press Congress on establishing a Parcels Post. The piece argues freight costs for small and large parcels are similar and accuses express firms of acting as decoys while Allan Benson’s Pearson's Magazine article explains why the United States lacks a Parcels Post.

United States Allan Benson

How theTake eyeglass dealer affects public eyes

A page discusses eyeglass dealers taking risks with consumers and the safety of vision care. It outlines potential misrepresentation and public impact, urging readers to scrutinize providers and quality before purchase.

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