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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for Daily and Sunday Leader with a one year Gis, three month and one year rates. It also shows carrier delivery mornings including Sunday by month and provides the society editor and officer phone numbers for contact.
A historic Wyoming editorials accuses the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company of long term inactivity and political influence to block development of Wind River ceded lands. It asserts state officials failed to enforce contracts, harming settlers and public trust, and calls for accountability of past officials and ongoing corporate actions.
The Hyde trial surrounds Dr Hyde accused of murder in the first degree with deliberations on whether the evidence supports murder in the first degree or an acquittal. The defense questions the reliability of the jury and whether he is a cold hearted killer or an innocent man.
A historical text discusses capital punishment in murder cases, debating mercy versus severity. It references juries, legal standards, and the role of compassion in the courtroom, noting critiques of the moray and the judge’s conduct as trials proceed.
Florence Heyning a chorus girl and former San Francisco dancer died in Flower Hospital New York after taking poison Tuesday following separation from husband John Meynerman. Police found poison bottle, a note from the husband in San Francisco, and a request to minimize news of her death.
A continued report details key figures at Riverton in a government hearing including Civil Engineer James Allison the company’s manager, attorney Morriffin, and others such as Governor By Brooks and Secretary Schaliger. State officials W. Be. Anson, C. T. Johnston, and P. Wally are named among attendees.
The article explains automatic train trips using obstructions on rails that trigger a whistle and halt the locomotive when a danger point is reached. Movable, portable, and permanent trip devices are described, with portable units carried by flagmen and weighing about ten to twelve pounds. The system aims to reduce injuries and fatalities on American railroads, noting rising interstate travel and increasing casualties prior to their adoption.
A poem praising Kipling as a singer who bound land and people. The speaker travels through deserts and cities, linking labor and art, and claiming Kipling’s voice unites diverse nations and ages. The poem credits Kipling with awakening hearts across cultures and times.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates mentions of enes and a husband with security concerns, plus references to a northern city area and State BI C Newlin. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription, but the snippet hints at local matters affecting residents and possibly property or safety issues.
The match opened with Tékedo taking the first fall at 1:05 before Poysnko surged behind and forced Rol ler’s trainer to throw in the sponge. The second fall lasted 40 seconds, ending the bout as Rol ler was unable to continue.
State authorities announce a quarantine against Colorad o cattle due to mishandling of cattle dip and infected animals. The action targets indiscriminate stockyard practices and delays in sanitation, with the department warning of further violations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ames and a watch event titled Die Hot-En-Tot Twing, with unclear context. No clear date, organization, or outcome is discernible.
May 14 Kon Ang Bien reports Despairing of securing a match with featherweights and welterweights Frank Conlay agrees to a ten round bout with Owen Moran. Moran, 226 pounds, is due in Los Angeles today or tomorrow. Promoter McCarey confirms Moran’s acceptance and a May 27 fight date is set.
A riot by baseball fans in Racine over Umpire Eldinger decisions during an Oshkosh Racine game endangers Captain William Mitchell Lewis's 10 year old son, a Republican governor candidate and auto magnate. The boy, injured by a brick, lies in a local hospital with a fractured skull.
Watch and listen as the Mot-Ma-Tot Twina Fishing Tackle CoosT-Huss advertises at 208 West 17th Street and promotes Fancy Strawberries at Kelley’s.
Members of the fire department request that the finder of a red blanket, lost yesterday from one of the wagons, notify them where they can call to recover it. Several residents and officials are listed as visiting Cheyenne or traveling through the area.
Heavy snow fell in the Black Hills today with freezing temperatures. The storm harmed vegetation and caused fresh ballast conditions across Deadwood and nearby areas. Local officials urged caution as travel became difficult and schools considered closures.
Fragmentary ad copy appears to promote baseball equipment and a product claim. It mentions Palace and a street address, suggesting a storefront promotion or sales pitch with uncertain details. The readable text is garbled and difficult to parse for a clear event or offer.
Fragmentary text discusses a spur or method for riding a horse and mentions a wallet. The legible words indicate questions about timing and whether certain actions are feasible. The overall meaning remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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