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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
14
The passage describes a person taking a tonic named Sursataba after illness. It mentions fatigue, bedtime weariness, and medicines used at home. A healer or helper named Hew Person and a mother figure are referenced in relation to care and remedies.
Wilbur Wright of Dayton soared about 3,000 feet above the earth in a remarkable display of aviation skill today. He described the flight as his highest and most satisfactory achievement to date.
Frank Coffyn of New York City joined the Wrights to demonstrate their flying machines across the country. Wilbur Wright called Coffynte the best pupil in the aviators school and predicted several new records once he leads the machines.
In New York on May 21 the Anaconda company approved a stock increase to 100 million. B B Thayer, president, led the application while John D B Ryan of Amalgamated pledged that Amalgamated will own 60 million of the new issue, with 26.6 million held in its treasury and 16 million restricted till notice is given. The remaining 25 million would stay in Amalgamated’s treasury as a free asset.
Chicago reports Professor Clarence V. Snyder superintendent of Berlin Heights public school faces a 100 dollar bond after whipping two high school girls with a garden hose for minor school rule infractions. The girls Marie Bison and Mabel Ferber testified that Snyder threatened punishment and whipped them until they fainted. Snyder defended his actions as necessary for discipline.
Washington lawmakers say the country is wild over battleship construction as Senate debates Senator Burton's amendment to replace one new dreadnought with two. The naval appropriation bill through the House totals about 130 million dollars, with per person support cited by Clay and others. Consideration of the amendment continued.
In Columbus a session before Judge Sater followed a conference with Samuel J. Untermeyer. David E. Gould and J. B. Stanton sue to block stock ownership of the Kanawha Michigan, Mocking Valley, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Lake Shore railways. They seek dismissal without evidence, prompting railroads’ attorneys to move to send the case to Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
In Denver on May 21 George Brazelton 40 died from injuries after being struck at Seven teenth Avenue and Logan Street at 6 PM by a car driven by Carl Lindquist president of Lindquist Cracker Co. Eyewitnesses said the accident was avoidable and Lindquist was not to blame. Brazelton stepped back toward the curb to avoid the vehicle and was struck as it swerved.
The annual meeting of the Laramie County Castle and Horse Growers association will be held at Wheatland, Wyoming, on Saturday May 28, 1914, for officers and such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
Knight's advertises baseball supplies ahead of Dallas games offering equipment and gear for fans and players.
A lively performance by Lucy Gail and guests fills the venue with music and entertainment. Under the direction of Beaky Lite, the Atlas House presents a night of celebrated acts and cheerful spectacle.
A botanical department expert from the University of Wo piling hée Bow directs a strip of range where a previously unknown poison weed is found. Sheep herds crossing the area have died swiftly after exposure, and the risk is flagged to prevent further losses to flocks.
James H. Bury Richard Shipp and H C Beeler, former state geologist of Wyoming, travelled through Cheyenne yesterday and then to Denver to confer with A E Minstun the original asbestos man. The trio will return to Casper after meetings in Denver.
Notice states difficulties between the firm of B. J. Bradley & Co and Carpenters Union No. 469 have been settled satisfactorily for both parties. G. T. McEnstry, Business Agent, announces forthcoming social dance by Carpenters Union No. 4160 on May 24 1910 at A O U Hall with Bachanan's orchestra. Also mentions baseball items.
An advertisement claims a treatment cured severe foot ailments for Mrs. Crockett of Jeff Township after a second session. It describes relief from pain and difficulty walking stairs and promotes the product as drawing out impurities and soothing tired feet. The pitch targets persistent foot problems, naming pricing and supplier details from Chicago and recommending repeat weekly use.
Neway 21 Abe Attell fights Neway 21 champion Tom Murphy last night at the National Sporting Club. Attell dominated the first six rounds with speed and pushy left jabs while Murphy drew near. In rounds seven to ten Murphy pressed and Attell unleashed a volley in the ninth, leaving Murphy looking like a novice before Murphy steadied in the tenth.
Col Jasper T Darling, former commander of Columbia Post G A R, says Gen Robert B Lee opposed secession. He cites Henry Alexander White's War of the Rebellion and a Lee letter to his son Curtis Les claiming secession is anarchy against a perpetual union. Darlin identifies Lee as leaving the union for family property.
Wheatland Wyoming May 21 The annual convention of the Laramie County Horse and Cattle Growers association an important livestock organization in the state will be held here next Saturday May 28.
The funeral of Mrs Carrie Byne macle who died Thursday will be held at 2 30 p m from the residence 815 West 23d Street with a short service before the remains are taken to the German Lutheran church at 20th and Horse streets where services will be held. She will be buried in Lake View cemetery.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Knight's for Loaseball gear and equipment, inviting fans to attend ball games and stock up with related supplies.
A Missouri man traveled to seek high tooth work with loose diseased gums. The facility explains the costly, complete mouth restoration and invites others from Missouri to begin with a free examination.
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