06 May 1910
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
1
London reports the king is suffering from bronchitis and confined to his rooms for two days. Doctors sleep in the royal palace as the queen returns from the continent and the news reaches the public.
In May, a powerful quake wrecked CCartago province with San Juan del Sur reporting hundreds killed. Carnegie's Palace of Justice fell and telegraph outages hinder details. Thousands homeless as San Jose and nearby regions quaked, with casualties including the magistrate Bocaneta's family.
A Tonely camp in the Uro Fino district reported the murder of mine operator George Molard and his wife by two Mexicans. Cowboys found the bodies as searches continued with a $1,000 reward offered for the slayers alive.
May 6 report says Mabel Talip som, stage star, suffered a nervous breakdown due to overwork. Her husband Preverige Thompson announces that The Call of the Cricket has closed the performance in Danville Nordunitariim.
In Hyde murder case testimony, Dr Walter M Cross, a Kansas City chemist, criticizes Dr Vaughn's liver analysis as incomplete. Dr Froehling cites convulsions in Swope case could stem from arsemic poisoning typhoid or meningitis. Cross examination shifts tone as defense gains some ground in Miss Margaret Swope matter.
Sheriff Hughes hunts for Sam Monson, age about 35, missing after leaving a freight car near a Cheyenne siding while two companions looked at land. Local agents and ranches are aiding in a wide search along Union Pacific lines near Pipe Bluff and Burns as relatives fear possible altitude-related derangement.
In May New York a hostage release occurred after a rescue in a Brazil area. Four youths were freed from danger following efforts by Leonora Vite and Molkoe. The 1807 expedition led by Sebastian Magnil faced capture at the Our Preto area as the plot unfolded.
Rev John Wesley Hill of the Metropolitan temple leads evangelical campaign against the Jeffries Johnson bout planned in New York. The effort includes a 10 000 parsons singing hymns march through the camps of fight and a July 4 revival and prayer meetings.
Secretary John T Burns of the International Dry Farming Congress arrives in Cheyenne to discuss an educational campaign by local business leaders to aid dry farmers amid rising immigration and commercial expansion. The Industrial Club plans a meeting to organize action with Governor Brooks and President Potter.
Secretary Ballinger testifies he defies anyone to prove misconduct in his public service while denying any betrayal of trust. The Senate inquiry into the Ballinger Pinchot case heats up with cross examination by Ry Glavis's counsel and confirmation of an interview noting the intent to “kill some snake.”
San Francisco May 5 Kate Bender famed ax-woman of the Cherryvale Kansas Bender family and sole escapee from their string of murders was found dead in her Rio Vista California home early Tuesday likely dying around April 18 An old employee recalls her life of revelry and secrets while a chance remark reveals her true identity and past crimes
Descriptions from Salonika detail a devastated Albania with towns burned and crops ruined as rebels and Turks clash. Refugees arrive seeking relatives while guerilla bands strike villages and reports say government troops commit atrocities including massacres and impaling children on bayonets.
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and other ministers were moved from the lobby of a Warlogg denomination meeting in Chicago on May 6 after an Oriental entity caused a disturbance. Police officers searched for the perpetrator as delegates filed out to the hotel corridor.
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