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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
14
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Senna as a gentle laxative that cleanses without disturbing natural functions. It urges purchasing the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co and warns against unfounded cure claims.
The Converse County Commissioners seek bids for courtroom furniture in Douglas Wyoming. Items include 12 non swivel dary chairs 1 judge's chair 12 jury room chairs 6 witness room chairs 20 spectator benches six feet long 1 table for witness room 1 table for judge 49% chairs for attorneys oak or mahogany with price list and discount sheet due before the first Tuesday in June 1910. The board reserves the right to reject any bid.
Attorneys for the accused women say doctors Walker, R. T. in Newark and Cotten of Trenton have conducted several mental examinations of Mrs. Mary Snead, Miss Caroline Martin, and Miss Virginia Wardlaw to assess their mental condition. Outcome pending and no action announced.
Lieutenant R Berry of the U S M C was court martialed on intoxication charges. He originally faced dismissal from the service but the sentence was mitigated to a 60 numbers reduction in rank, leaving him above the lowest grade. He had turned recruits over to Port Royal authorities before the trial.
New York May 13. Philip Oppenheim of the Nelons Queens arrested his wife Annie Johnson and his daughter in Woodside after a street quarrel. He took them to the station in a patrol wagon and later bailed out his daughter, while Mrs. Johnson remained in custody until a friend secured her release. The clash began when Annie Johnson, wife of Oppenheim, and his stepdaughter argued on the street. The officer intervened and called the patrol wagon after they would not quiet.
In Omaha on May 19 Major D K McCarthy received a new commission designating him as duty quartermaster general with the rank of lieutenant colonel. His prior commission listed him as quartermaster holding the rank of major.
The State Department releases translated dispatch from Pekin detailing imperial reform aims to abolish slavery in China while preserving privileged statuses for Manchu retainers and household slaves as hired servants. Emancipation is not granted to all, and child sale remains prohibited. the move signals a cautious constitutional advance.
In Pats May 12 the sale of ancient pictures from Comtesse Maiezech’s collection drew many bidders. The total reached 500,453f ($100,000) for the entire sale. Major lots included a portrait by Morelze and a second portrait, each selling well above estimates to Mouweeligman against the museum.
Lexington Nebraska May 13 Frank Olive fired at his father-in-law after trying to enter the home where his wife was staying. A bullet pierced Olive's side during the exchange of shots.
Washington May 14. Major Charles G Farnsworth assigned to the Sixteenth Infantry Capt Frank Burton to the Fifteenth Infantry First Lieut Carroll Hodges to the Twenty ninth Infantry First Lieut James M Churchill to the Eighteenth Infantry. The Eleventh Eighteenth Forty Second and One Hundred and Twenty Eighth Companies of artillery corps designated for temporary service in the Philippine Islands will proceed to San Francisco to embark for Manila about September 6. Upon arrival in the Philippines companes will take station at For Mills Corregidor Island.
In Rangor Pennsylvania on May 13 Mrs Mich del Row of Portland wins the chicken event. She hatched from a nest three dozen eggs and produced five dollar chicks. Myre-Ross set the third prize to her barn, marking a notable incubating achievement amid the quirky contest coverage.
County road near Russell and Military Reservation north of target range is closed for otter target practice. Ordinary traffic may reroute through the garrison as stock is moved from the North simuld take road toward Crow Creek and the water tank under Co EDOWARD ARTIST. County Clerk.
Fragmentary item notes an antiseptic product on sale at Palace Pharmacy. The readable text suggests a promotion or shelf label for a sleep aid, without clear dosage or brand details.
Under Premier Stolypin direction government troops moved to expel Jews from Kiet May. The order allows some to remain after June while most prepare to abandon homes with haste. Officials note severity of actions.
A seventeen year old girl who eloped with an eighteen year old man named Leverett Greges was captured by her father an hour after the marriage and placed in durance. The husband has been sent into exile.
Laramie Wyoming May 13 A ware fant teen sworn out against the Prebs former crablet of the fasse light and Power company charging embezzlement while employed there. He allegedly collected sums from patrons and failed to account. He was arrested earlier in Denver but agreed to help the investigation and was not held.
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