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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
4
Forty five years after Civil War veterans began life after battle the Grand Army men plan Memorial Day marches. Many are old and frail and a route from Cheyenne to the cemeteries is a hard walk. The post asks automobile owners to lend their cars for the parade to ease the march for survivors.
The piece argues murder trials captivate readers more than other events and drive newspaper sales. It cites Hyde in Kansas City, the Beyler case at May’s Landing, and the Snead murder in New York as examples, noting incessant coverage and public fascination across the nation.
A garbled fragment references a warlike politician and many Republican gubernatorial candidates. It mentions Abe Martin and hints at unrelated subjects in a single passage, with unclear context and incomplete phrases.
Mrs. Rachel Freste Green of Canton Ohio, one of the few American singers to gain fame abroad, returns after a successful tour. Debuted last fall at Covent Garden London as Sieglinde in Die Walkure and drew favorable English reviews. Most recent triumph in Berlin as queen in The Huguenots.
The Wyoming gubernatorial race widens as a second Republican candidate emerges alongside the initial hopeful. County supports and favorite sons shape the convention, with Bear River to Cheyenne announcing contenders amid strategic county delegations and machine politics. Meanwhile unrelated items touch on literature, theater, and fishing gear advertisements.
In New York a parade of Honorary Rough Riders returning from Elba is noted for unskilled horsemanship among many participants. Other items mention Mrs Button seeking Congress, Hetty Green displeased by a verdict, and a Presbyterian assembly debate on ministers' heresy and infant damnation doctrine.
A Cheyenne group met with Hugo Gallinoweky at the Industrial shop to discuss building material funding and a rent requirement. The meeting reviewed demonstrations and decided to pursue a plan to form a company with subscriptions, with a key gathering scheduled at the Ph Gwiria! club at 11 o'clock in the morning.
The supervisory committee of the board today recommended granting a permit to the Broadway Athletic Club to hold a boxing contest on July 4. The proposed Jeffies Johnson fight will be staged under the club’s auspices, though representatives of the church federation protested.
Trenton May 4 Prosecutor Garven of Hundgon County filed in New Jersey Supreme Court to dissolve trusts for Carters Armour Swift and Company Morris and Company National Packing and related firms. Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Company.
National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers planned a campaign today at a secret meeting of state presidents to push a new sumptuary law reform. The group aims to address restrictions on liquor sales and promote legislative changes nationwide.
Classified notice offers a modern furnished room for a gentleman at an entrance address dated 1919. The ad specifies a house at 28 with immediate occupancy and private amenities.
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