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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

6

Five Minutes Sometimes Makes a Big Difference

The ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick relief for stomach discomfort. It claims the tablet supplies digestion elements, rests the stomach, prevents gas and belching, and aids nutrient absorption. Druggists endorse the product. price is 60 cents per box with a free sample offer by mail 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 plans to leave San Francisco for China with a Curtiss type biplane to perform exhibition flights. He has two years of aeroplane work and recent success in flights after prior mishaps. Six Oakland residents will accompany him on the trip.

San Francisco Fung Guey China Fung Guey Haseen Oakland

Sergeant at Arms to Deduct Excess Printing Fees from Congress

Washington Feb 28 Congressmen who exhaust their printing allotments will have excess charged against their salaries by the Sergeant at Arms. Rep Charles N Fowler of New Jersey was found to have used $457.50 beyond his allotment in a violent anti Cann on speech during his bid for the Senate nomination.

Washington al Arma Charles N. Fowler New Jersey New

Woman Appointed County Judge in Colorado

Mrs. P. Tague widow of the late Eagle County 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 handled court business in his absence during his last term.

Colo P. Tague Eagle County Tague

Plague Epidemic Action in Harbin Eastern China

The Wai Wu Pu authorized Dr Wu to burn two thousand coffins of plague victims in Harbin but cold ground prevented burning. Attempts to dig mass trenches by dynamiting were tried but deemed unfeasible due to Chinese prejudice against cremation. Mukden reports 151 cases with 92 dying within 24 hours of onset.

Pekin Mukden

Papes Cold Compound touted for quick relief of grippe

Philadelphia report details a claim that Pape’s Cold Compound cures cold and grippe symptoms within two to three doses priced at 25 cents. The ad asserts no other medicine matches its speed and notes three years of research and a high cost to develop. Also included is a separate tragedy: Miss Jeanette Lewis killed her mother and nephew with cyanide then died by suicide in Pelham Newburgh.

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

Death Penalty Choices Considered For Nevada Prisoners

Reno Feb 25 A proposed section of the criminal practice act would let a death row inmate choose between hydrocyanic acid or hanging. The code commission reported a majority favoring the option though concerns were raised about coercing a condemned man to poison himself.

Reno Nev Code Commission Percen

Kansas Man Sentenced to 180 Years in Prison

Ponceny Lancing in Kansas reports a Harper County resident identified as F. Baker was sentenced to 180 years in a federal case. The sentence reflects a lengthy set of federal convictions involving multiple counts. Local authorities provided limited details on the offenses and the courtroom proceedings.

Kansas Ponceny Lancing Kan Fed F. Baker Harper County

Man Given Indeterminate Sentence For Forgery Counts

A 25 year old man received an indeterminate prison term last night ranging from thirty seven to 22 percent years for forgery of express money orders. He was convicted on thirty seven counts and sentenced to one to five years on each count.

Gan Baker

Desks in House Reduced as Members Increase

Washington February 28 The house appropriated 350000 to reduce the hall to near senate size while expanding membership from 291 to 435. In the next house each member gets an individual chair and no desk a small shelf on chair backs for the row behind two speaking places with large tables for the acaommodat...

Washington House Senate Chamber

Monorail Trolley Proposed For Capitol Transportation

The house votes to install a monorail trolley system in the subway linking the capitol to the house office building to move members. Provisions include access to papers and books on both Democratic and Republican sides.

House Capitol

New York Priest Leads Campaign Against Immoral Paintings

In New York on February 28, Rev J A McCauld and police officials report a crackdown on underworld art. Valued works including Olona at the Math and Awakening of Adam were altered to meet decorum rules, one donning blue pajamas and boxing gloves while the other wears a convict garb and overalls.

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

Grand jury probes gambling links. Herrmann questioned

Cincinnati February 28. The Sherman Co. report notes the grand jury heard many prominent men, with no indictments yet. August Herrmann, head of the National Baseball Commission, Western Union and telephone executives, and John A. Paine, former racetrack information distributor, were examined.

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

CE Breaks and Drownings Among Finland Fishermen

A feeble disaster in the Gulf of Finland leaves 560 mariners stranded off Lavensari after ice broke from shore on February 23. Many fishermen drowned as boats were overwhelmed and crews struggled in the icy water. The official report details the maritime tragedy and ongoing search efforts.

St. Petersburg Gulf of Finland Lavensari Js

Wyoming Insurance Certificate for Western Assurance Company

The Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming certifies that the Western Assurance Company of Toronto has complied with state laws and is authorized to transact fire insurance in the state for the current year. Witness dated February 20, 1911, with seal.

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

Drifted crew feared lost after wreck as floe breaks apart

A three days search failed to locate the drifted sailors. The floe split into several sections bearing around forty to fifty people each. In the breakup many fell into the water and perished, while two portions totaling 120 persons were driven ashore. No news of the rest has been received.

Vaabera Eon

Casper Youth Dies After Accidental Rifle Fire

Casper Wyoming February 28 John Land aged 17 died after an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle in his hands. The bullet entered him and caused fatal injuries.

Casper, Wyo John Land

Notice to Contractors Sealed Proposals for Cheyenne Sewers

City of Cheyenne invites sealed proposals for extensions to the sewer system. Bids due 2 pm March 7 1911 and opened publicly at City Hall. Proposals on city forms require bid security and bonds. the city may reject any or all bids.

City of Cheyenne F. A. Bacon Wyoming

Tragic Death of Boy Reported in Chango Area

A boy died instantly after a fatal incident involving his right eye. Relatives living in Chango have been notified of the tragedy. Further details were not provided in the report.

Chango

Do You Want a Parcels Post

The piece urges readers to learn why freight costs for five pounds equal those for a hundred pounds and accuses the government of withholding a Parcels Post while alleging express firms are decoys. Allan Benson’s Pearson's Magazine article is cited as the explanation. Readers are urged to ask their Congressman to explain whose interests are represented.

United States Allan Benson

How Eyewear Dealers Skirt Public Eye Safety

The issue explains why eyeglass sellers take risks with customers eyes and consumer protection. It notes concerns over public access to safe frames and honest testing practices.

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