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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
City items report business openings and moves at Carey Avenue. visitors in Cheyenne include Mrs Miller, Mrs Foster, Rev Lee, and Bishop Leaven. Traffic, court, and railroad notes note Dope case, cavalry arrivals, notaries, and hotel registrations with multiple named locals and nearby towns.
In Sioux City on May 1 a jury awarded Mrs. Louise A. Wion 820000 for her husband’s death at Anthon Iowa’s pumping plant. The $820000 verdict, the county’s largest, could tax every resident of Anthon, a town of about 660, up to roughly 35.53 dollars per person if sustained.
The Fourth field artillery now encamped in Texas City after a Houston hike for San Jacinto Day exercises. The unit marched with a mass on April 27 drawing 50000 soldiers and civilians. Rev. Francies Joyce led as deacon and the band played. Officials plan a five to six month stay with Major General Wood recently inspecting the camp.
The ninth annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will be held in Washington over Thursday through Saturday. Papers will inventory current anti TB methods, assess education campaigns, and discuss reductions in mortality since 1871 with emphasis on last decade gains.
David Heliseea presents Frances Starr in The Case of Becky at Capitol Avenue Theatre May 6. The production features Starr, her New York cast, and a Belasco guided audience appeal praised as remarkable and highly successful.
Fragmentary notice mentions the Sherman Company with references to the Bhermans and a paper division. No clear actions or dates are readable.
A Parleh House club event features a capably arranged program with Muriel Guy Violin Solo and Verdi pieces, Joseph Newman providing solos and recitations, Louis A Reilly and others performing a variety of songs, duets, and a male quartet with Mrs tart and Miss Goreke as accompanists.
The letter from Bailey and Baleeyo of Sandy Lake Virginia asks Secretary Pearistine for all descriptive information on city county and state conditions. The writers confirm dealers in oil gas coal land and note Wyoming as a promising state inviting Western investments to examine lands and opportunities.
Excerpt discusses aging and behavior differences with a note on a man seeking trouble. The fragment hints at social observations and masculine conduct, reflecting period views in a terse line.
The will divides the late Max Idelman estate valued at about 209000, with his widow Fannie Idelman receiving the home valued at 25000, a life interest of 10000, and one third of the total estate. A brother in Russell gets 8000, another in St Louis and a sister in Denver each receive 500, plus personal effects and a watch. Seven thousand is to be invested for the Idleman lot care in the Jewish cemetery.
New York May 1 A geologist from St Lawrence University Professor George Halpert Chadwick warns of a coming major earthquake period. He cites a tectonic crack running from the St Lawrence valley to Alabama and says a seismic disturbance is imminent despite no immediate expected shock.
Will entertain the Ladies' Auxiliary and their friends at a progressive high five card party on the evening of May 2 at Lovelock Capitol Hull. Refreshments served 2.
A fragmented AP item notes stamping activity connected to Cheyenne Needlework store and a French shop. The readable text suggests coordination or confusion over stamping, with no clear events or dates.
Finley J. Shepard and his bride Missa Helen old return from a European and Egyptian honeymoon trip. Mrs Shepard says she will continue philanthropic work while Mr Shepard plans to resume business and head to their Irvington home soon.
W B Green Lodge No 288 invites members to a gathering on May 2 at 8 oclock at Capitol halt with refreshments served after the meeting.
A garbled OCR list from Chicago Philadelphia Denver and other locations names individuals and residences appear with scattered punctuation and incomplete words. The fragment mentions many cities and possible personal names and addresses without clear event or narrative context.
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