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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
12
A terse note from Heyenne State Leader announces a publishable ca programaver. It mentions Mentha and a three month timeline, with BIMBTUN referenced as part of the plan.
A reader discovered yesterday a wrappered July 1890 Illustrated Edition of the Cheyenne Daily Leader at a mall display. The artifact shows hand set type and era ads, with a note bearing T W Clark City Hall P Pyractice N V, linking past and present journalism craft.
A New York report quotes Belton Hall, son of a minister and student, urging church reform amid public alarm over child labor and prostitution. He argues the Presbyterian assembly should focus on social issues rather than the Johnson loose price fight controversy.
Disjointed lines describe a protest or rally with references to religion and anti police sentiment. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the language suggests a public demonstration with strong emotions and calls for support.
A man claiming to be John Tinniter, a carpenter, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bradley for vagrancy after noon yesterday in Cheyenne. He admitted to taking sixteen handouts and possessing a cask of coffee while hoping to leave the city for food. He told the deputy that the city authorities were "alingy" and was fined 310 by Judge Brunar in police court yesterday afternoon.
A renowned soprano soloist, Miss Bonnell, is praised for her grand opera presence and generous encores. The Chautauqua management offers season-ticket bundles to attract audiences, highlighting her engaging voice and immediate rapport with listeners.
The photographs and drawing capture Mrs. Green amid the tare trial proceedings. The verdict against her totaled 509.37, and she cried out in outrage as the court recorded the amount.
Union Pacific trains Noa 7 and 8, halted after the San Pedro line washout between Salt Lake and Los Angeles, will resume next month. Train No 7 starts Chicago June 12 and arrives Cheyenne June 14, increasing engine and train crews in Cheyenne by four and five respectively as service restarts.
The account describes a collision between the channel steamer Pas de Calais and a periscope sighting by a submarine. A lookout mistook the instrument for a big object, the Pluviosze was said to operate beneath the channel steamer, and questions arise about the commander LO and the training at Sherman Co.
George Morley was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn out by John Linstrem for the theft of $2.50. He stood trial before Judge Padgett and was found guilty, then sentenced to serve three days and pay costs.
Fisherman James Bea operates in Sherman Ca area. details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Elmer Sanborn, a Western man, was knocked down by a bicyclist just after leaving the State Leader office and rendered unconscious. He had delivered a message to the office and was returning toward the Western Union when the accident occurred on Eighteenth Street. He lay helpless in the gutter for some time before assistance arrived.
An unclear transcript shows a witness describing a short absence and vague expert testimony. A person suffered a head bump in the incident, with speculation that it caused a condition described as loss of sense. Details remain fragmentary.
James Broad expands into the inter ocean market with the opening of the New Inter Ocean Barber Shop. The venture highlights Broad's shift from fishing to diversified trade in a coastal town.
A local clash at Sherman County involves DASHRATA exaroriats and SAMI TOs Moldings amid tensions. No injuries reported as crews face off at the Sherman facility, with authorities monitoring the scene and worker safety protocols in place.
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