Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cheyenne State Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming

We have 433,433 pages in Wyoming

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

13

Standout Local Ads and Court Note From Sheridan County

A composite page item highlights local services from Miller’s watch repair at 1709 Cursy Ave and The American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St, plus new Wyoming incorporation for Standard Grain Co of Bastin and Cheyenne Frontier association. The piece reports judgment affirmation in Little Powers vs Pease and Powers and notes travel hardship in northern roads due to moisture, with short mentions of hairstyling services and Chamberlain’s Tablets as a constipation remedy.

Cursy Ave Ohenstein Muggins Stanton 23Rd St New Grain Company Standard Grain Company of Bastin Wyoming West 16Th Street Little Powers John W. Pease J. D. Powers Sheridan County Supreme Court American Electric Shoe Shop Clark Cheyenne+Frontier association B. W. Stone Fred Hoffman W. F. Talber Frank J. Don E. Clark Maurice Graston Clara A. Ligier Molanusa Melirath

Doct or s Gave Her Up Em o Mo

A patient from Elmo Missouri credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing severe female ailments after doctors abandoned her. The advertisement touts the product as a standard remedy for displacement, inflammation, tumors, irregularities, and related symptoms, urging letters to the Philadelphia firm for advice.

Emo Lydia Pinkham Mia Sagan J Stuart Elmo Lydia J. Pinkana Lydia BR. Pinkham Strlich Eantdlowot

Rail expansion speeds toward Frontier show in Cheyenne

Hill interests push to finish the gulf to sound railroad before the Frontier exhibit in Cheyenne. A thousand workers plus a skilled steam crew of over 140 left Cheyenne to lay rails between Thermopolia and Powder River as weather delays fade. The Cheyenne to Council Bluffs car service is restructured with No 9 cut at Cheyenne and No 4 returning. Union Pacific ends engine pooling, assigning whole crews to individual engines for improved efficiency.

Cheyenne Council Bluffs Ogden Union Pacific

Railway Officials and Travelers in Cheyenne Visit

Sterling division U P superintendent F R Mullen and Pacific Fruit Express official J Van Rensselaer meet in Cheyenne on business. I P mechanical supervisor BE Emerick and U S assistant Dr E Sullivan are elsewhere. U P inspector J W Groves departs for Omaha. Galena Glowpany Aw W Lemen visits Cheyenne with C B S UT P officials. George Weston heads to Spokane J F Rigdon family to Portland W F W Viner to St Louis. Dr Lane arrives from Lorain and General Hugo Douizelmnn flies from Omaha.

F. R. Mullen Sterling Division U. P Cheyenne J. van Rensselaer Pacific Fruit Express Company BE. W. Emerick I.P. 1 Dr. E. Sullivan U. S Evanston W. FW. Viner St. Louis Dr. Lane Loramie General Hugo Douizelmnn Tinryerd Omuala

Arkyner Elevation Hike 1000 Mile March to Greeley Colo

U S Army Fourth Cavalry to depart Cheyenne on June 20 for a 1000 mile march to Greeley Colo under Col A B Dyer. Battalion will march in full war strength with fold hospital corps and twelve mountain guns. Camping grounds coordinated by Henry Saylon Jr as troops stop at Grevley Platteville Denver Castle Rock Palmer Lake Georgetown Leadville Nueva Vieja and more. War department ordered the march to test battalion efficiency and provide target practice along the route.

Fourth Weld Antillery U. S. Army Cheyenne Greeley Colo A. B. Dyer Henry Saylon, Jr Commissary Department Artillery Grevley Platteville Denver Castle Rock Palmer Lake Gannison Nueva Vieja Leadville Georgetown War Department

Fresh and Sweet Gum Deal at The Bee Hive

Local ad promotes Fresh and Sweet gum two packages for 5 cents at The Bee Hive this Saturday. The offer highlights bargain pricing and limited stock for shoppers.

Bee Hive

Tribune defends police after Jenking murder critique

The Tri Dune rejects a Tribune critique claiming fingerprints on furniture would have solved the Jenking murder within a day. It asserts exhaustive micro examinations found no prints or clues and questions the paper’s hearsay sourced timing and motives.

Tri- Dune Jenking

Baby 616 Months Old Meat Eater Weighs 87 Pounds

New York May 2 Douglas Daniel Dudenhoeffer a fat cheeked laughing baby of nine and one half months weighs thirty seven pounds and is held by his mother as a refutation of the vegetarian diet theory. The mother says the child has eaten meat since four and a half months and grew rapidly after gravy was introduced.

New York Douglas Daniel Dudenhoeffer David Allyn Gorton Dudenhoeffer St Els

Rioting in Budapest as police clash with strikers

Riots continue in Budapest on May 24 as Wirikers clash with police and troops. Strikers resist agitation calls from labor leaders and hurled revolvers and stones. troops fire volleys. Casualties rise to six killed and about 180 wounded with 100 serious. 100 arrests reported. A column attacked electric works offices but was repelled. The protest supported universal suffrage and opposed Count Tisza’s speakership.

Budapest Gorsone Count Tisza Francis Joseph

Ship's Bell Toll on Titanic Grave Scene

Halifax May 24 The Mont Magny searching for Titanic dead recalls a haunting event described by Rev S H Prince the ship's chaplain. On May 9 the ship rocked and the bell tolled for fifteen minutes as if the sea mourned the ocean grave. No bodies were found within a fifty mile radius of life belts.

Halifax Mont Magny Ss. H. Prince

Nephew of Jep Davis Nearing Death in Arizona Mine Ventures

Colorado Springs resident William L. Davis, nephew of Jefferson Davis, once a prominent Colorado mining man, is dying in a Tucson hospital. Davis, about to realize wealth from mining holdings developed in Leadville Cripple Creek and Arizona, faced reverses before regaining control of valued properties. He is a son of Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes and brother to Mrs. Fuliver of New York.

Colorado Spritkee Colo William L. Davis Colorado Springs Jefferson Davis Confederacy Tucson Ariz J. Addaion Higeg Davis Margaret Llowell Jefferson Davishayes Mr. Davis Ta Mra. Fuliiver New York The New York World Coloraio Leadville Aspen Cripple Creek Reverses Arizona

Insult Flag Controversy Draws Outlaws From LA Train

A chaotic pursuit unfolds as a group described as an insult flag faction is driven out of town. Six men reportedly chosen by lot for a mission head toward an unspecified target. The article notes departures from Los Angeles and travel by train with armed assailants,途中 dropping off at several towns and being picked up by cars.

Los Angeles Bulitanon Dewanside Ban Dero Delmar Searer Iato

Panic and Violence Mark Cuba Rebellion Movements

Reports from Havana and Santiago describe rebel raids in Cuba’s coffee region with towns sacked and property seized. A Black volunteer corps patrolled Santiago and disrupted electric infrastructure as Britain’s Melpomene cruiser arrived for protection talks. Cuban authorities face intercession and political shifts amid fears of U S involvement and Gomez’s fragile control.

Havana Melpomene Henry M. Doughty Cubana Cuba San Marcos Guantanalio Fidelity Colpay Guantanamo

Execution on scaffold ends after ten minutes delay

A crowd watched Joseph Seng die for murder as the trap failed briefly then functioned. Doctors later judged Seng extinct after ten minutes as his body hung, the crowd relieved to be alive, the body removed and sent home to Pennevivatila per church officials.

Feng Alirin Joseph Seng William Toyd Evanafon Atellat Keng Wielster Pennevivatila

No Birth Record of Thaw Baby Mystery

A May 4 report from Amelia hints at a birth associated with Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, but the Thaw name does not appear in the city birth registers or police records. The piece notes Judge Keogh may decide by July on Harry K. Thaw’s sanity and his plea to be freed from Matteawan State Hospital.

Wambure Amelia Hamburg Juellen Martin Koogh Harry K. Thaw Mattewan State Hospital Justice Keogh Stanford White

Pearl Hopper Defeats Peeper in De Beque Threat

In De Beque Colorado on May 24 Pearl Hopper captured Frank Lynch, a hobo, after he was spotted peeping in her bedroom window. She retrieved her father's revolver and confronted him, then pursued him outside. The incident ended with Lynch captured.

de Beque Calo Pearl Hopper Frank & Lynch Mss Hoppel

Onions as a Money Crop in Heavy Muck Soil

In Farm and Fireside the writer details planting onions on heavy muck soil. He sold 80 bushels at 80 cents per bushel, netting $24 for the lot, after $60 in seed, fertilizer, and cultivation costs. Variety Yellow Globe onions yielded well, with large bulbs and good keeping quality, but uneven size widespread.

Schwab Saves Drowning Man in Deep Pool

South Bethlehem Massachusetts May 21 Charton M Schwab today became a candidate for a Carnegie hero medal after rescuing J Kerchon from a deep pool in Martin Crete. Kerchon a manager at Tonopah Mine Movada fell in while fishing. Schwab heard cries, jumped in without removing clothes, and pulled Kerchon to the bank despite the current and struggle.

Schwab South Hethlehem Charton M. Sehwab J. Kerchon Frets Martin Mr. Sehwab Mr. Kerchon Ascoteral Tonopah Movada Finhing Kerchon Toma Tree Klk My Foul

Tramp Detained by Woman With Revolver Then Jailed

A surprised tramp was forced to rise by a woman who entered him with a revolver and marched him to City Marshal Joseph Merson. He was jailed, appeared before the police judge, and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. Miss Hoppies is 18 years old. The Bee Hive offers two gum packages Saturday for 40 cents each, featuring Strictly Fresh Spearmint Yucatan and Capornia Fruit flavors.

Joseph Macson Miss Hoppies Yucatan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chamberlain Sherman Edholy and Aken Co Plaing Building Thin Bk Lydia E. Pinkham Railroad News Rathmoad Personals J. W. Groves U.P Omaha Aw. W. Lemen Galena Ol Rompany Passe Ronmers George Weston Spokane Wash J. F. Rigdon and Family Portland Mra. Jenking Tribune Gordon Jep Davis Regal Gotham Brogan Hlncher Joseph Wasserman Carly Avenuee Whief Aald Lot San Luin Caney del Sitio Santiago Washington Gomez Seng Peeper Consumers Sie Ise Bacon Lard Zhe Eddy ST China A. T. Hale Wd Bey Rockwell Sire Washington Market
Search Courier

Search the Cheyenne State Leader Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cheyenne State Leader?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication