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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1913
Page
4
A lone Union cavalry survivor wounded by a Confederate president of the Confederacy in Philadelphia, found unconscious after an attempted suicide at a boarding house. He was taken to a hospital as doctors hope for recovery.
Archdeacon Drag In charge at Trinity Monday. Holy communion at 8 30 am and evening service at 7 79 pm. All are welcome and strangers free. Archdeacon will be in tower room for parish matters at the corner of Nineteenth and Central. Telephone number fasu.
The fragment lists a Presbyterian church setting on a street near the post office with a pastor’s study in 1909. Carey Avenue and Benday school on Claytoe route are mentioned with morning worship at 11:90, evening services at 6:50. Youth group led by Noble Hackman with talk on Likeness to Christ. Leon Mills named as pastor. Sunday school and evening service details appear uncertain.
The notice outlines mass events at Virst Methodist Church and Sinclindap school with services for men and women, Young People gatherings, and a sermon by Evangelist Kirkland. Presbyterian and Contre rutorial attendees are invited to join the contig service continuing through the week led by W.M. Nelson pastor.
Sunday church program lists 8 20 Sunday school, 10 90 union service with preacher Evan sulle Kirkand, 3 00 meeting for men, 2 00 women meeting led by Miss Nelile Morgan, all other services in Methodist church, 6 30 Young People group devotional, union services at 1 45 P M, George Van Winkle pastor all welcome
Sunday school led by George B Banta with Pastor Bilie Glase at 10 a.m. The pastor presents at 1:30 p.m. on "Dat Grow." A quartet will sing. No evening sermon. All are invited to union meetings at 6:30 p.m. Endeavor meeting under Dr J J Shingler, pastor.
The notice lists church activities at German Hatheras Church corner Fwhadysh and House Streets with a 2:30 a.m. ongoing service, Sunday school at 10:30 a.m., and evening services on the second Sunday at 7:30 p.m. St Marys Cathedral on Twenty First Street and Capitol Avenue holds a 6:00 a.m. low Mass, 10:30 a.m. High Mass with choir and benediction. Rev P A McGovern is pastor with Revs Jagliterman and Noelle assisting.
Corner Eighteenth and Themen acres Rev A M Ward presides at 10 45 am and Loree Sapper at 7545 pm Monday quarterly conference in the lecture room. Sunday eve 6 20 pm Allen Endeavor. Wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting Friday pm W M Society in church parlors. James Washington pastor invites public to morning service Mortg and Immortals title at Buc 1 am Sunday school 8 Wednesday 5 pm testimonial meeting. Read room open daily 1:00 to 4:30 pm room 1 Asses bioek.
The Salvation Army announces a holiness meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday School at 9 a.m. in West Elghteenth Street. Albert B. Chesham, captain, Apostolic Faith Mission, will conduct services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., with gatherings nightly except Monday and Friday. Everyone is invited.
The Second Baptist Church on Thames Street hosts morning and evening services by preacher Huteblaan Kus from Huteblaan. The schedule lists a prayer meeting at 10 46 p m and other activities including a Friday school, Wednesday prayer meeting, and a Woman's Home Mission Circle with a Tuesday literary meeting, all welcoming attendees.
Everett, May 17. Standing at a aunt's home in Stanwood Mrs Henry Garrett a Seattle lodging house keeper heard her divorced husband Kin in an Everett telephone booth twenty three miles away call her on the long distance line and say he was going to kill himself. A shot followed and Gareds body fell to the floor.
In Purble after viewing a photoplay about a separated couple reuniting, Mrs. E. Kane drank laudanum on Union Avenue. Onlookers alerted police as she showed distress. she was rushed to St. Mary’s Hospital in serious condition.
Washington May 16 Vice President Marshall appears in Washington wearing a French silk hat with a white chrysanthemum in a boutonniere during his new duties. The piece notes the administration and a potential policy stance on the Underwood tariff bill while focusing on his headwear and a playful departure from norms.
The author urges readers to compare their obstacles with Helen Keller who, despite blindness and deafness, became a renowned writer and speaker. With five senses compared to her three, Keller’s will and effort show that willpower and hard work overcome money or skill gaps.
An advertisement extols Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, reliable laxative for children and adults. It claims ease of use, pleasant taste, and safety, citing testimonials from mothers like Mrs. M Johnson of Kenosha Wisconsin. A free sample offer is included via postcard request.
In Geneva on May 17 Professor Raoul Pic tet of the liquified air project claims a cold cure for leprosy. He says American doctors in Hawaii tested his method with success using local application of liquefied carbon dioxide at 110 degrees below zero to destroy microbes and restore skin health.
The piece portrays Oliver Cromwell as a father of modern democracy and a practical mystic who merged spiritual vision with political action. It notes his tolerance in a hostile era, his battles against kings, and his enduring influence on democracy across English speaking lands, urging a nuanced view beyond the myths.
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