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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1911

Page

11

City Council Debates Damages and Public Works in Quiet Session

A woman sues the city for 500 damages claiming a broken arm from a slippery sidewalk. The council approves fire department equipment upgrades and humane dog control plans while allocating funds for water works extensions and plumbing inspector oversight.

Spofford Charles L. Rigdon W. A. Riner Treastle Shingle Whiting Twenty-first Street Snyder Street Evans Street Alderman Sweet van Tassell and Draper Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Coal Company 5 Cook Brothers Mpany Hirams Houck Alcup W. W. Keefe J. 3. Schwartz

Curse of Cuticura Cures Shown in Family Testimony

A Camden New Jersey reader reports eight years of facial meres and skin pimples cured by Cuticura Remedies, noting rapid relief after using soap ointment and pills. The letter claims a baby’s scalp condition also improved after topical applications and vouchers a physician in Boston.

Didward Carter Nort Camden Mag Curieum Cioimens Wal Columbus Ave Tree Tony

Wonderful Rambler Fire Fighting Vehicle Demonstrated

Ramblers first public exhibition at the commercial vehicle show in Chicago will feature the Rambler combination chemical and hose truck. Built at Kenosha, it is a forty five horsepower unit with high gear speed up to forty mph. It carries six firefighters and a thousand feet of hose plus chemical equipment and can handle a large ore without help from other departments.

Chicago Coliseum Kenosha

Army Moves 10 The Front In Mobilization Plan Details

The Army outlines mobilization across the Pacific coast and Gulf region with a provisional division led by Major General William H. Carter. Brigadier generals Maue Smith Hoyt command San Antonio, A L Mitty Galveston, Tasker A Bilan Los Angeles district. Bay Antonio hosts headquarters as rail delays ease.

Ghiveston Navy Pacific Coast Los Angeles San Diego San Pedro Bidher Staff Department Wiliam HH. Carter San Antonio M. P. Maue FP. A. Smith Ralph W. Hoyt Galveston A. L. Mitty Tasker A. Bilan William H. Carter Bay Antonio Army Ofders Ban Anton Caree Fort Mac Sa Biath

Troop Movements and International Notes Across the Southwest

Distribution of infantry, cavalry, engineers, and artillery units from Forts across Utah Wyoming Georgia Texas and California to San Diego and Galveston is announced along with border concerns. Mexican officials dispute U S intervention and claim patriots are targeted by insurrectos. Delays and logistics are reported from San Antonio and El Paso with troop mobilization and supply contracts noted.

Whipple Barracks Ariz Fort Wingate N. M Fort Douglas Utah Fort D. A. Russell Leavenworth Kas Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Thomas Kentucky Fort Snelling Minnesota Fort McPherson Georgia Fourth Field Artillery Wyoming Third Field Artillery Fort Meyer Virginia Ninth Cavalry Eleventh Cavalry Fort Oglethorpe Signal Corps Fort Leavenworth Kansas San Diego Eighth Infantry Presidio of Monterey Cal Thirtieth Infantry Presidio San Francisco Fort Mason Galveston Coast Artillery Fort Monroe Gulf Coast

Colonel Dy ers Command to Leave Cheyenne for Texas

Fort Russell will lose its garrison as Colonel Dyers command departs to Fort Sam Houston Texas with about 2500 officers and men plus 2000 horses and mules and field equipment. The move, ordered by Brigadier General Frederick A Smith, follows a telegraphic directive from the Department of the Missouri. Troops will travel by rail via Port Russell Cheyenne Denver and Fort Worth before reaching San Antonio Texas for reassignment.

Fort Russell Fort Sam Houston Texas Associated Press Celene Aser Fort D. A. Russell Frederick A. Smith Department of the Missouri Omaha Dyer Texas Fort Eleventh Infantry Fourth Field Artillery Ninth Cavalry Hospital Corps Fort Hassell Company M Port Rugeell Colorado and Southern Union Pacifi Cheyenne Denver Texine Texas Forth Worth Fort Worth Missouri Kanu San Antonio Union Pactic Union Pacifc

Favorite Prescription Promoted as Honest Woman’s Remedy

Ad claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free remedy for women’s ailments. It emphasizes known composition, 40 years of cures, and urges buyers to request the doctor’s adviser by mailing stamps to R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.

Dr. Pierce Common Sense World’s Mechal Association R. V. Pierce, M. D Buffalo, N. Y

Military Train Movements and Troop Payments Reported

The text notes passenger locomotives drawing sixteen coaches with freights at about $2 each. It mentions double headers out of Cheyenne, runs between Denver and Colorado Springs and near Trinidad, with grades favoring southbound trains after that point. Troop payments for the Eleventh Infantry begin today as they make their first post visit from the military ghost.

Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs Trinidad

SLKS Dance Friday All Elas Invited

Community dance listing invites all elegible adults to join the SLKS event on Friday, March 10. Attendees are urged to bring friends and enjoy music and socialization in a welcoming setting.

ELAS

Illinois suffragettes invade the state capitol

Chicago report says two hundred suffragists will ride a special train to Springfield to press the legislature for voting rights. A band of college girls led by a daughter of State Supreme Court Justice Carter joins the effort to sway lawmakers and win a hearing before the entire House.

Chicago Springfield Women's Suffrage State Supreme Court Carter

Oyster Bay Banker and Auctioneer Dies by Suicide

John R. Devine a 40 year old Syosset businessman and keeper of a grocery store shot himself after his wife called him to luncheon. Devine was a director of the North Shore Bank of Oyster Bay and had suffered poor health and rheumatism for two months.

Oyster Bay John R. Devine Syosset Mr. Devine North Shore Bank Oyester Bay

Actress crosses the ocean to be with ill child

Miss Carlotta De Felice a dancer, famed in Parle, Borily, and St. Petersburg, sails from New York to Liverpool with Yorkshire terrier Yankee Al to be with a gravely ill boy in Syracuse. She telephones a friend that she will depart aboard the Cam penia to join the child.

New York Mar Cable Carlotta de Felice Parle Borily St. Petersburg

First Baseball Accident of the Season Hits Welchonce

Harry Welchence, promising outfielder for the Philadelphia Nationals formerly with South Bend, was taken to Birmingham hospital with a concussion after being struck on the head by a pitch in a practice game. Doctors say there is no grave danger of a serious injury.

Birmingham Ala Harry Welchence Philadelphia Nationals South Bend Birmingham Hospital Welchoncee Fogel

City of London to Break 540 Year Old Seal

London reports the City will replace its ancient seal after 540 years of use dating from 1481. The old seal, deemed too small and inappropriate, will be destroyed in a ceremony with the Lord Mayor and officials present. An artist now creates a new seal of artful design.

London City of

Gun proof paint at Sherman Co

NEW YORK NEW YORK FERRYMAN SAVES A BOY FROM DOWNING August Gall 14 of 225 Kingsland Avenue Williamsburg overslept and ran to the Twenty third street ferry gate a boat was leaving he fell into the water a ferry worker Matthew Hutchinson jumped in and grabbed Gall saving him from drowning by subduing him with a blow both were in danger of drowning at the scene

New York Gall Kingsland Avenue Williamsburg Twenty-third Street Greenpoint Matthew Hutchinson Hutchinson

Attention Red Men Meet for Jyo Bennett Funeral

All members are requested to meet at the hall at 1 o clock this afternoon to attend the funeral of Jyo I Bennett signed R R Darth

Jyo I. Bennett

New Orleans Police Recover Stolen Wedding Funds

Mrs Beeckman and her husband recovered $450 of $480 stolen in New Orleans hotel theft tied to the wedding of Bradish Johnson. The couple, returning north, reported the incident to police and hope the two youths will be spared prison, each sentenced to nine months in jail.

Newport Mar. T R. Livingston Beeckman New Orleans Thar City Mra. Beeckman Bradish Johnson Beeckman Howtel Management Wilout Boeckman Jatt

Heinze Strikes It Rich in Canadian Gold Fields

Tacoma report says F Augustus Heinze again profits in Canada’s Porcupine district by securing the Foster group next to the Dome mine. Nome mining man Charles Herron calls this move “inside big money” as a railroad to Cobalt advances development and aims for $25,000,000 in this year’s output.

Tacoma Wash F. Augustus .Heinze Canada Charles B. Herron Heinze Dome

Professor on honeymoon to talk Zoroastrianism

Professor A V Williams Jackson of Columbia University sailed on the Oceanic with his wife to begin a honeymoon voyage and deliver a series of lectures on Zoroastrianism in Bombay. The trip will include travel through northern India and is noted alongside Mrs Maud Russell of London who also sailed.

New York A. V. Williams Jackson Columbia University Oceanic Jackson Hombay Fras. Jackson India Maud Russell London Chicago George Hackenschmidt

Rooster Injures Pennsylvanian and Wife in Poultry Yard

Jacob Latshaw and his wife of Ontelaunee Pennsylvania were badly injured when a high grade Plymouth Rock rooster attacked them in the yard. Mrs Latshaw was struck in the face and breast while feeding chickens and her husband was slashed on the instep with spurs. He cannot walk and her injuries are severe.

Reading Jacob Latshaw Ontelaunee Latshaw

Homemade cough remedy offers quick relief claims

scattered lines describe a home made cough syrup mixing sugar with water and Pines syrup, claimed to cure coughs and bronchial troubles in 34 hours. text mentions laxative effect and herbal elements, with references to availability in the United States and Canada.

Niles Canada

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