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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
8
Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon at the library with a program on The Physical Aspect of Spain by Mrs Ivor Johnson and performances by Misa Clara Raife and Mrs Susan Cahill. Several clubs list upcoming meetings and activities including the My Beta Club Art Club and the Omexa 500 club.
The South Cheyenne W C T VU chapter will receive this afternoon at 1014 House Street. Congregational Aid Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs William Dalher at her apartments. Missionary Society of the Methodist church convenes Friday afternoon in church parlors with host Mrs W M Nelson. Annual officer election will occur and a good turnout is hoped. Mrs Jerome Tyler will speak on Mormonism.
The text presents a cryptic reference to Ganitas and The Sherman, suggesting a corporate or branding note involving The Sherman Co. Details are sparse, with unclear roles or dates, but the fragment points to company naming or product discussion.
A play adaptation from Robert W. Chambers delighted a small audience at Capitol Avenue theater last night. The four act drama held interest from curtain rise to curtain fall as the well balanced cast delivered engaging performances.
The third annual Wyoming State Dry Farm convention opens at 3 p m today in the college auditorium Jirah Wyoming with good expected attendance. A three day session includes an exposition of non irrigated crops and speakers such as Prof Henry G Knight Prof Ed H Watson Mc E Gonzy Mudd J A Moore Russell Thorpe Senator J Ross Carpenter and others.
An ad invites consultation with a clairvoyant at 322 East Nineteenth Street offering advice on business, law, love, matrimony, and dream interpretation. It promises confidential, private sessions in English and German from 10 to 8 and Sundays 10 to 5 with a guarantee of handling all matters.
The brief appears as a humorous or garbled line about a state publication or want ad column in Wyoming. Readable elements suggest a promotional or editorial note inviting readers to try a listing or service. No clear event, person, or organization details are identifiable.
The state board of pardons and paroles met at the state house and paroled two inmates and pardoned one from Rawlins. Governor Carey signed the papers yesterday. Released after the pen receives the documents, the men include Thomas Fitzgerald and Charles W. Adkins. Harvey Spencer was pardoned. Posey Ktyan petition was considered but not acted on.
Cheyenne baseball fans debated bets from an eleven inning tie between the Boston Bean Eaters and the New York Giants. Many who predicted a Boston win refused payment leading to arguments in cheer stores and billiard halls. A fan among the crowd explained bets on a tie have no winner. Others suggested writing bets on paper to enforce rules.
The weather report notes fair conditions in the northern counties with snow or rain in the south. Another day of cloudy to fair weather is expected with warmer temperatures in the coming period.
A full game narrative shows a taut tie between the Red Sox and Giants with lengthy innings. Mathewson and Wagner feature in key plays as both sides scramble for runs, three errors tallied and late drama as darkness ends play.
W. C. Robinson, linked with the Moore and Green Amusement Co. of Denver, arrived Tuesday night and assumed control of the Lyric theater. He succeeds Farneworth, who has gone to California to pursue business there. Robinson is regarded as a top figure in western motion pictures, famed for securing the best films and delivering value to patrons.
Indianapolis October 9 district attorney Miller opened by alleging Herbert S S Hockin secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers assisted federal agents in the dynamite conspiracy inquiry The DA said Hockin helped install a dictagraph under Ironworkers president Frank M Ryan s desk and delivered keys to outsiders He allegedly turned over the Ironworkers checkbook and dynamite storing trunk to authorities Defense counsel W N Harding countered that letters about Jobs referred to union hiring not explosions and that the Ironworkers executive board did not spend on dynamiting
In Chieti, Professor Polacchi and his wife were electrocuted in bed last night when a contact between high and low tension wires occurred as Signora Polacchi reached for a light. The couple’s bodies were incinerated and seven helpers were seriously injured. The professor’s brother and a policeman attempting to assist were knocked senseless.
At a Kansas City rally Governor Wilson refutes claims that the United States Steel Corporation backs Roosevelt with money. He says the steel group's support is in its thought, not in monetary terms, and that directors include public spirited individuals but are not capable of controlling labor.
London dispatch reports Montenegrin forces crossed into Turkish territory and were annihilated. Berlin says Balkan war practically begun as Belgrade cable notes Serbia may declare war immediately. Diplomats fear revolutions and throne overthrow as Balkan tensions surge and Serbs clash with Turks on the border. Stock markets react with drops on war talk.
H H Kohl Sant publisher of the Chicago Record Herald purchased the Chicago Inter Ocean from George W Hinman in Chicago on Oct. . The transfer marks a change in ownership for the prominent newspaper.
A fundraising bazaar and dance will be held at Keefe Hall tonight to aid the New Jewish Church. The event features a fine time for attendees and community support.
Two readers from Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri describe long female trouble suffering. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling daily activities, urging others to try it.
A lively event at Keefe Hall features a turkey trot fundraiser with a bazaar and dance. Organizers promise humor and lighthearted entertainment for attendees seeking a fun evening. Proceeds support local activities.
Hon. John B. Kendrick and other Democratic candidates will tour the Golden Prairie District next Thursday October 17. They will visit Campatool at 10 a.m. Carpenter at noon Pine Bluffs at 2 p.m. Egbert at 4 p.m. Burns at 5 p.m. and attend a Democratic rally and oyster supper at Hillsdale at night.
Laura Burt Stanford, wife of Harry B. Stanford, testifies in New York’s supreme court that Castle Square Opera Company blocked her from playing Madame X after she spent six months preparing, including $300 on costumes. The company claims contract rights allowed cancellation.
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