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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
2
Severe weather grips the city as a wave of personal crises surfaces. Reports describe individuals facing distress linked to storm impacts, with authorities noting heightened stress and urgent calls for support services amid ongoing May conditions.
New York May 10 Van Tassel Searney announced disper fo eich will caane athe to the show world George Chipetase of Onthwtone the Orm to slant all hie prtlaminating hunt had harness and eS an j nae or the Wishew Psigh Mr PLCVEG Oe. Chipchase has been one of the leading winners at the eastern shows and possibly has won more prize money this season than any other owner in the sport. The pony perfection imported, that won stream at 30 of Wrnters and jumped at the Atlantio City show, stands fifty tiers high with a back height of ten inches.
A fragmented report notes homeowners adjusting votes or positions amid a volatile market. Analysts warn policy shifts could affect mortgage costs and regional investment as residents weigh risks and opportunities.
A young Englishman who fired two shots at Rev. Father James Fielding during an attempted alms box robbery at Corpus Christi church walked free from criminal court. Father Fielding declined to prosecute and said the youth was starving, expressing intent to repay his home country and seek reform for his family.
In York on May 10, a social figure announced her plan to perform on the stage, with the event described as a bold step to establish her name. The article notes support from a local company and references the late Lewin Wall Sirte in its context.
A violent assault occurred in York on a day in May described by reporters as shocking. The victim, identified as Cetben, sustained severe facial injuries and underwent medical treatment after a confrontation led to stabbing. Police arrived at the scene and began an investigation into the assault and surrounding circumstances.
In a murky report from New Orleans, authorities state a man confessed to stealing money during a contentious division of a local case. The details reference a wake, a plant, and a noted court event in the surrounding area.
Senator Aldrich accuses Dolliver of plagiarism and cites alleged sources in the Congressional Record to support the claim. The exchange centers on the integrity of Dolliver’s writings and the credibility of referenced material.
Washington May 11 Senators Dowller and Aldrich draw comparisons between Dolliver’s tariff remarks and Democratic doctrine from twelve years earlier. Bailey of Texas notes Republicans may reuse Democratic arguments, while Dolliver’s speech is praised as an explicit critique of high protection and its impact on consumers amid tariff debates.
The piece argues speeches will not save the Republican party if the Payne bill betrays consumer interests. It warns the West may punish the party for hurtful protections and predicts a shift in Congress’s political makeup if the administration lacks strong oversight.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKee of West Seventy eighth street announce the engagement of their only daughter Isabel Prances McKee to Mr. Reuben Maen of Brooklyn The bride to be is popular in society and will be married in June.
Rowton May 10 A balloon voyage over the Atlantic from Boston to Warofeia is planned by Prof Henry L Clayton who recently resigned as meteorologist of the Bine Hel observatory after one years service. He aims to cross the ocean in three or four days using upper atmospheric currents and predicts a distance of $9,000 miles. As a preliminary test he is planning an air voyage from San Francisco to the Atlantic.
In Tallahassee on May 10 the Florida House voted to reconsider the Beard disfranchisement resolution, aiming to restore voting rights to white male citizens. A rehearing is scheduled for May 14.
The William Myers Dry Goods Co announces a sale of ladies tailored suits. Details indicate discounted prices on a range of styles and sizes.
A U S Navy report from Las Animas Colorado notes that after one year 190 percent of improved cases used mercury treatment while none on routine care did. Fatal cases split 31 percent with mercurial treatment and 6 percent with routine care. Surgeon Wright urges making mercury the standard TB therapy at the naval hospital. Of 127 patients, 92 are voluntarily on mercurial treatment.
In New Rochelle New York on May 10 Misa Nora Iselin daughter of C O Iselin married Count Ferdinand Collaredo Mannafield an attache at the Austrian embassy to Italy. The ceremony was at the bride's uncle C O Iselin West Forty second Street home with Monsignor Levelle officiating and limited guests. Mr Iselin defended the American cup as managing owner of the Vigilant Defendant and Reliance.
D C Lawson local agent says orders lagged but are now caught up and deliveries will resume soon. Lawcon, hindered by delays in obtaining an E M F Demonstrator car, will receive a Studebaker from Denver this week with Eubanks driving for a live demonstration at the Capitol Garage.
A 15 year known endorsement from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for uncured catarrh. Wolding, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo, sign the assurance of Cheney's honor and financial ability. The tablet ad notes the cure is taken internally with a price of one dollar per bottle and suggests Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
Laramie county Wyoming warns that all warrants issued from August 1 to August 31 1908 must be presented at the county treasurer's office in the courthouse by May 2 1909 or as noon thereafter. Interest on warrants issued in the period will accrue starting May 14 1909. Luke Voorhees is the county treasurer.
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