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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
5
In Norwich Connecticut on October 3 Fred C. Hull a Danbury resident and chauffeur died when the steel rim of his car wheel blew off under tire pressure. The object struck his neck nearly severing the head from the body. He was about fifty five years old.
The Johnston Brinker Auto Company proprietors of Capitol Garage announce a new fifty horsepower American from the Indianapolia factory. Mr Johnston, with wife and mother, returns from a month in Honolulu. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
Uncle Sam’s Alliance fleet reports a successful target practice at Hampton Roads. The crack gunners celebrate their work with shells striking the waters as repair parties move to fix targets, reflecting a buoyant mood among the sailors.
F. Dutton, proprietor, asserts the Albany Hotel will keep its popular one dollar per day rate to reward and retain longtime patrons. He states the hotel offers higher priced rooms for those willing to pay more, signaling a business approach aimed at business men and local customers.
The next regular meeting of Lodge 98 L. O. O. M. will be held at the Eagle Hall Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1910. BE, J. Walter s, Secretary.
Cheyenne residents learned that the famed wanderer known as A No. 1 stopped in the city last Friday. He traveled 76,483 miles for railroad fare totaling 7.61 dollars, signed the State Leader editor's desk, and spoke of his life roaming the world from Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania. He carries autographs from rail officials, has survived several wrecks, and plans to continue his journey after a brief rest in Cheyenne.
A nameless man, described as a raving, violent intruder, arrived at Cust Peterson’s home in Prairie Dell township, then attacked the kitchen and ranted until detained by police and placed in the county jail. No identification or origin information exists.
In Mason City Iowa Judge Kelley grants a divorce to Amelia Ann Ballard 76 from William A Ballard pioneer near Nora Springs on incompatibility. A son pays 8000 to the father and 7000 to the mother. Ballard keeps the homestead as one of the county’s finest farms while the wife receives stock valued at 1800 from the Commercial Bank of Nora Springs and household effects are divided.
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