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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1910
Page
7
New York officials uncovered undeclared goods valued at over 98000 in a trunk aboard the Mauretania from Liverpool. Mr and Mrs Fleary Carter Stuart of Virginia were detained for hours and faced a hearing before George Smyth, acting surveyor.
Mr Stuart a Virginia banker and promotor explains a failure to declare property stemmed from a misunderstanding of resident and non-resident provisions. He and Mrs Stuart would pay any duty demanded and pursue recovery of any excess later.
A mob in Salina Kansas tried to watch a prize fight in San Francisco. In a clash on a Missouri Pacific freight train several youths, including 17 year olds Clarence Bloontieger and John Banks, and 18 year olds Clarence Dighton and Alva Netherton, were injured as they rode toward California. The four boys were from Kansas City Missouri and sought to witness the event in San Francisco.
Judge Whitney denies Tex Rickard's bid to vacate a $2200 judgment awarded to Dr Cornelius Coakley for services in the Johnson Jeries affair. The promoter’s move followed a Nevada and New York dispute over medical services connected to Stickard’s infant suffering from gom tongilitis.
Chicago May 28 In a court proceeding related to the will of Leslie Carter Sr. the son Leslie Dudley Carter Jr. faced a provision requiring him to sever relations with his mother or be disinherited. Developments suggest he has acquiesced to the terms of the will.
In Moane on May 28 Chicago reports describe the birth of twins, daughters of Mrs Edward Murd, with two fully developed teeth and early bathing. The unusual note mentions teeth and age details while referencing contemporary graduation gifts and sporting goods storefronts.
Classified section shows pricing like one-half cent per word and line ads, with minimum charges and credit rates. It lists room rentals, sales of property and furniture, horses and buggies, and multiple house sale options with prices and contact names. It mentions free insertions for leaders column and rules for running ads until stopped.
Notice to CGREMerons announces construction plans for the alley of block 200 from Thames Street to Eddy Street in Cheyenne Wyoming. Bids will be opened at the city council meeting with plans on file in the city engineer’s office and must include a certified check for fifty nine dollars.
Real estate and barter notes advertise five room houses with small cash payments and monthly balances, large ranches in Colorado and Wyoming, trains timetables, and a fire insurance pitch. Trade for horses and cattle or for lots in city blocks. rail lines and local addresses noted for prospective buyers.
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