Queen Hastens Home As King Hospitalized
London reports the Kingbound Edward is stricken with bronchitis and confined to his rooms for two days. Physicians sleep in Buckingham Palace as the Queen returns from the Continent after failing to meet him.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
9
London reports the Kingbound Edward is stricken with bronchitis and confined to his rooms for two days. Physicians sleep in Buckingham Palace as the Queen returns from the Continent after failing to meet him.
An earthquake leveled much of Cartago province including San Juan del Sur and Costa Rica's capital, killing hundreds and destroying Carnegie's Palace of Justice. Telegraph lines failed, delaying casualty details. thousands homeless and several officials reported dead. Shocks extended to Nicaragua border towns.
A report from the Uro Fino district notes two Mexicans attacked Mrs. George Molard and her husband at a Tonely camp, killing both. Cowboys found the bodies as searchers pursue the assailants. A $1,000 reward is offered for their capture alive.
Mabel Talip Som, star of The Call of the Cricket, has suffered a nervous breakdown due to overwork and will be taken to Danville Nordunitariim for rest.her husband Preverige Thompson announced the show has closed.
In Hyde murder trial defense witness Dr. Walter M Cross criticizes the Vaughn analysis of Col Swope poison. Cross doubts 90 percent of substances in Vaughn final estimate and questions typhoid findings. Dr Froehling links convulsions to possible arsenic poisoning typhoid or meningitis. Cross says the cross examination shifted momentum for the defense.
Sam Monson of Hoone Indiana disappeared after alighting from a freight train near Burns and Cheyenne. Sheriff Hughes and Union Pacific officials led a search with ranchers extending from Pipe Bluff to Burns, while friends hope he is safe and not harmed or deranged by high altitude.
In New York in May 1807 a group of four youths were accused of a plot against the government in Brazil. They were ransomed and released after negotiations led by Leonora Vite and others. Sebastian Magnit led the expedition from New York, aiming to seize Oura Preto but was intercepted and captured.
Rev John Wesley Hill leads evangelical campaign against the Jeffries Johnson fight. A 10 000 parsons singing hymning march is planned through the camps of fight July 4 and 4 5 A prayer and revival meetings will also be held.
Secretary John T. Burns of the International Dry Farming Congress urged Cheyenne business leaders to organize an educational campaign to prevent failure for dry farmers amid rapid immigration into Laramie County and nearby Colorado. The planned discussion followed invitations from Gov. Brooks and Industrial Club president Potter for a meeting at the Industrial Club.
Secretary Ballinger testifies during the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry denying any public service act out of line with duty. He acknowledges the AP interview and Glavis charges, claims intent to “kill some snake” was misinterpreted, and faces cross examination over Alaska land agents appointments and postmaster general conduct.
California report states Kate Bender, famed ax-woman of the Cherryvale Bender family, was found dead at her Rio Vista home likely April 18 after years of seclusion. An elderly former employee recalls her life and the killers’ notoriety, with details of past marriages and eerie behavior.
May dispatch from Salonika describes Albania as a devastated frontier from the Montenegro border to Istib. Massacres by rebels and Turkish troops scar villages, with civilians killed and children impaled on bayonets. Refugees flood toward relatives as fighting spreads in Kosova and Sabah regions.
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and a dozen delegates were escorted from the lobby of the congress hotel after a disturbance during the Men's National Missionary congress. The lobby action left the area deserted as officials searched for a culprit.
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