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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
14
A young Virginian leader rises during the Stamp Act debate to rally support, delivering swift, forceful speeches that sway the house. He blends law, reading, and street wisdom to articulate Virginia liberties while facing seasoned speakers like John Robinson and Randolph.
The piece traces Peyton Randolph and Henrys leadership as Virginia faces parliamentary tax pressure. It notes Washington Mason and Lee aligning in opposition, Fauquier's governorship, and the rise of a united colonial stance culminating in the Stamp Act crisis and early calls for rights and repeal.
News reports eleven men missing after a harbor collision near Governor's Island. The lighter Wyckoff was cut in two by an unidentified tug, with survivor Jons Rawson, a Black man, found clinging to a boom. The crew’s fate prompts a basin-wide search.
In Gudbrands valley southern Norway three farms were overwhelmed by an avalanche early today killing sixteen people. The disaster at Parma area near Christiania leaves many missing and authorities activated emergency search efforts.
Washington March 14 One of the first changes in the Wilson cabinet is the disappearance of the social secretary. The practice, begun in Roosevelt days, is being dropped by several cabinet wives who now manage notes and social duties without paid secretaries. Mrs Marshall and others will use clerks when needed. Mrs Bryan may rely on state department staff for etiquette guidance.
A Milwaukee mother praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fast relief of coughs colds and croup in children and adults. She notes it is pleasant and safe for young kids and essential for families with children. available from all druggists.
Mrs August Schabber opened fire on her husband and a woman identified as Mrs L A Howell in an uptown Memphis home. The husband, Scheiber, president of a local lumber company, died from his wounds. Mrs Behelber was arrested. Mrs Howell reportedly came from Vincennes Indiana.
The US submarine P-4 ran aground today at West Point near Seattle harbor during builders' trial runs. It was floated on the high tide later and appeared to proceed undamaged to Port Townsend.
The item lists a candy promotion at a location named Homipnson with a focus on enticement and available today only. Not enough readable concrete details for dates people or organizations.
Sioux Falls and other South Dakota towns will reduce saloon licenses to two per community under a 600 per cent population based limit. Existing licenses expire July 1, delaying full effect until then, as the emergency clause throws earlier action into doubt.
Two women recount remedies for female ills citing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. James G. Lecler of Detroit says it relieved two years of suffering and nervous strain. Mrs. Citas Roe of Philadelphia reports backaches and pelvic pain eased after two bottles, with no recurrence after marriage and motherhood.
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