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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
12
The notice lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday Leader, including one year Gis and three month and one year options. It details delivered by carrier mornings including Sunday, with monthly pricing and a contact phone for the office and society editor.
A harsh critique charges the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company and state officials with long betraying settlers and derailing development on Wind River ceded lands. It asserts water rights were abused to block reclamation and that responsible public servants must face accounting for years of wasted opportunity.
The Hyde murder trial in Kansas City centers on whether Dr. Hyde killed with murder in the first degree. Jurors weigh if the defendant is an almost unbelievably cold blooded killer or an innocent man caught in a grave frame.
The text debates mercy in murder trials and a judge's sentiment toward punishing the criminal. It references fear, duty, and the idea that compassion should influence jurors and officials when weighing punishment under severe legal codes.
Florence Heynerman a chorus girl aged about 20, recently separated from her husband Ouse J Heynerman, died at Flower Hospital San Francisco from poison taken Tuesday. She was found unconscious in her hotel room with a poison bottle nearby and a note from her former husband requesting sorrowful press coverage.
A continued report from page one lists numerous figures at Riverton involving company leadership Civil Engineering singer J Ki James James Allison Riverton manager and M C Morriffin attorney with Governor W By Brooks Secretary Schaliger Superintendent A De Cook Attorney General W E Anderson State Wages C T Johnston and State Land Commissioner F P Wally attending.
The article describes automatic trips installed on rails to halt trains if engineers ignore signals. Portable and movable versions exist, designed to stop locomotives despite weather or flag signals. Proponents say the system could reduce deaths and injuries as rail travel grows.
The excerpt presents a poetic portrait of a singer who travels the world and speaks of labor, slavery, and bridging cultures. It names Rudyard Kipling and evokes themes of unity through song, the burdens and triumphs of humanity, and the enduring reach of poetry across lands and ages.
Fragmentary text describes a northern city area where residents, including a man and his wife named Hughes, deal with security concerns and mentions an individual named Newlin in a B I C state context.
Two fighters traded rounds with Tékedo first out, Poysnko gaining ground behind and forcing Rol ler to retire. First fall clocked at 1:05, second fall at 40 seconds as the injured Rol ler yielded.
Denver reports a quarantine by state authorities on cattle linked to a disease outbreak. officials cite poor handling of seayanine affected stock and failures to dip infected animals, risking wider contamination.
Fragmentary text shows names and titles in a garbled spree about a watch and a deadly tread. No coherent event or facts emerge to form a clear news item.
Despairing of a match with featherweights, Franks Conlay agreed to a ten round bout with Owen Moran at 226 pounds. Moran will arrive in Los Angeles today or tomorrow, with the fight set for Friday May 87.
A riot by baseball fans in Racine over umpire Eidinger’s decision during Oshkosh Racine play left Captain William Mitchell Lewis’s 10 year old son severely hurt. The boy, in a local hospital, suffers a fractured skull after a brick struck him as a car left the park.
An old classified style notice promotes Mot-Ma-Tot Twina fishing tackle at Coast Huss, located at 208 W. 17th St, alongside a promoter for Fancy Strawberries at Kelley’s.
Personal notices list members of the fire department asking the finder of a red blanket lost yesterday from a wagon to notify them where to call and recover it. Other items mention JM Adams visiting Cheyenne from Laramie, SMith of Casper in Cheyenne, Tom Jay arriving from game, General Thompson in Denver, Indian Agent Wadaworth in Cheyenne, attorney Downey and Morthell in city from Laramie, Mr and Mrs George Mitte heading west, Sugeveree Poopy Johnson arriving from Washington.
Heavy snow fell in the Black Hills today accompanied by freezing temperatures. The storm disrupted travel and damaged vegetation, with trees and crops affected across Deadwood and surrounding communities in the region.
An unclear ad fragment touts a supposed antibacterial pile cure and lists a chaotic address and misspelled terms. The text is garbled and cannot confirm a real product or event.
The excerpt discusses timing and movement around horses with unclear phrasing. It mentions time and wallet concerns in a disjointed manner, leaving key details unreadable.
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