The New Leader debuts as Cheyenne aims higher news
The Greater Leader announces the first issue of the New Leader in Cheyenne Wyoming. It touts a modern plant with stereotype plates and a full service lineup including New York Herald news letters and specialized departments while promising better local journalism and expansion.
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NEW York Herald
State Veterinarian Returns and Local Arrivals
State Veterinarian Win. Pflaceing has returned from the north part of the county. Governor Brooks will leave for Sheridan on a short business trip. Numerous residents including E. B. Brooks, Mrs. Sadie Mossanger, David Duskin, Aira Wuetsone, R. Schuster, R. H. Prien, Henry B. Colburn, S. Hoke, Mrs. O. C. Lyons, P. Brand, W. J. Bryan, and A. W. Casnarvan were noted as arriving in the city and taking rooms at local hotels.
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Gillette
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Albany Bounty
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Opal
John H. Ferguson
Glendo
Becker Hotel
Ferguson
Grant Wathing
Walcott
Federal Building
F. Pflaceing
B. B. Brooks
Sheridan
Brooks
Big Muddy
Sadie Mossanger
Douglea
David Duskin
Meeteetse
Aira
Re Wuetsone
Rawlins
R. &. Schuster
R. H. Prien
Laramie
Luther
Swe S. Hoke
Snares i
Mra
O. C. Lyons
Child
Carpenter
P. Brand
Chugwater
W. J. Byana
Cooper
A. W. Casnarvan
Normandie
City Briefs A Busy Night in the City
Reports note a bicycle theft at the railroad depot and a sick Ford foreman in Denver. Fort Russell theater opens to sold out crowds as writer G W Ogden tours for Wyoming material. Local incidents include pneumonia illness, wool grower disputes, and a land agent returning for a court term. Ten Shoshoni and Arapahoe Indians arrive as witnesses, while the police pickup twelve chain gang offenders and four intoxicated individuals. Two fights end in arrests as a 15 year old dies at home from heart failure.
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Everybody's Magazine
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West Twenty-first Street
Walker
George
National Wool Growery Asociation
Washington, D. C
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J. M. Adams
General Land Office
Fargo
North Dakota
United States District Court
Ft. Washakie Reservation
Metropolitan Hotel
Easey
Washakie
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Kos
Iquor
P. D's
Bruner
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Sixteenth Street
Forguson Street
Queensbury
Marshall
Mbry
Alcott
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C. Murphy
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Hains Falk With the Jury Today Unwritten Law Barred
In Finsting New Jersey on May 10 the Waing trial for Ennis’s killing nears jury deliberation after arguments end. The court barred unwritten law as a defense during the session. Prosecution derides the plea as fabricated while defense claims the shooting was unpremeditated and an act of God.
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Finsting
N. J
Peter C. Waing, Jr
W. E. Ennis
Defendent
Mother's Day Audience Emphasizes Maternal Role
A historical sermon on Mother's Day calls attention to mothers as foundational across holidays and history. It contrasts Father’s Day origins, notes Motherhood’s sacrifice, and urges respect for mothers amid wartime and daily life. A Sheep Board meeting and local ads follow, highlighting May events and product offerings.
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Deborah
America
New England
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