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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
14
The Venus, an armed steamer, arrived at Greytown while President Madria ordered all Atlantic ports closed. Tiny naval forces clash as American intervention rumors swirl. The scene reflects a tense moment in the ongoing Civil War era in the region.
Secretary Washburne reports average daily increase in alcoholic beverage consumption at 244,874 gallons for the first nine months of the fiscal year. Totals show distilled spirits up 922,179.08 gallons and fermented liquors up 58,172,368 gallons, with corresponding rises in tax collections of 0,815,497.54 and 1,876,528 respectively.
The national baseball commission cites President Taft praising a clean game and disciplines Chicago National League figures Manager Chance and players Tinker and Hofman for rowdy conduct at Columbus on April 10. The ruling condemns Chance for lineup switching and warns against further incidents.
In Duluth Minnesota May 17 engineers body and a tramp lie dead at the morgue after the Twilight Limited strikes as it pulls into the city. Douty aged 57 a Northwestern railroad veteran suffered fatal heart failure from grief over the incident. He had forty years on the rail and leaves a widow in St Paul.
Notice announces a tax lien sale by the City of Cheyenne on delinquent properties for the year 1909. The sale is set for May 18, 1910, at the Cheyenne City Court House between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., with adjournments until all lands are sold. Properties are within Cheyenne city limits in Laramie County, with taxes, penalties, and costs due.
The fragment references Corinto, Ip company mn guns, and port actions to suppress revolution. It mentions shutting Americans out from trade at Bluefielder port and political factions meeting soon. Also a note about fancy strawberries at Kelley’s.
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