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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
13
Chicago reports Miss Marguerite Sherlock, daughter of Mia and Mrs James P Sherlock, will be presented to society next month in a formal cotillion at the Michigan Avenue Hotel. A dinner and theater party will accompany the event with chaperoned attendance.
A Democratic rally set for Friday evening October 14 will feature former United States Senator Joseph M. Carey of Cheyenne Br Earl Whedon of Sheridan and Miss Rose Bird of Ibrin as principal speakers. They will address state and superintendent candidates for public instruction.
Notice states in Cheyenne Wyoming that on November 1 1910 the qualified voters of the Third Ward will elect one councilman to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of H B Gates. The winner will serve the remainder of the term. City Clerk F A Bacon attests with seal.
The notice lists a trade proposal involving stock in exchange for a modern residence at 2020 1 Ave Northwest, with reference to Normal Will and parties Sylvester and Greteley. The fragmentary text points to a real estate equity trade or settlement discussion.
Frances Starr brings her famous role to Eugene's Capitol Theatre on Monday night in David Belasco's The Easiest Way. The production mirrors the New York version with the same supporting cast and set details. Critics call it a flawless dramatic piece with clever humor and true-to-life situations.
In Providence on October 12 the RI political scene debates Senator Nelson W. Aldrich wealth. Critics press for a frank explanation of how a public servant accumulated millions while long in office with high living costs and multiple properties.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and related stomach symptoms. It claims five minute relief from fermentation and says to consult a pharmacist for a 50 cent case to eat one tablet, plus notes on Frontier Days moving pictures at Capitol Ave Theatre with showings and a Roosevelt feature.
Voters arriving in Cheyenne from central Wyoming report Democratic meetings in Shoshoni Riverton and Lander drew twice as many attendees as Republican gatherings where Senator C D Clarke spoke. Locals believe Judge Carey and the Democratic ticket will win by a large margin.
Washington reports thirteenth census figures listing Louisville 229,928. Louisville’s rise 0.4 percent from 1990. Other gains include Chicago 2014 8 percent over 1900, Shreveport 28,015 up 75 percent, Roanoke 34,874 up 62.2 percent, and Des Moines 38,524 up 145.2 percent from 1900.
Loud socks from Scotland arrive in New York on October 12 and halt traffic with vivid colors cadmium yellow vermilion Prussian blue royal purple cerise and rose ashes. The regulations limit exposure to half the fabric and suggest blue subdued socks for delicate tastes to pair with red Tom O Shanter caps as curious crowds gather.
Four pairs of violent footwear were shown in a Nassau Street shop drawing a large crowd. The proprietor faced allegations of using a loud glass tapping device, claimed to be illegal.
Friday evening October 14 hosts a Democratic rally with principal speakers former U S Senator Joseph M Carey of Cheyenne for governor Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan for secretary of state and Miss Rose Bird of Cambria for superintendent of public instruction at the Capitol Avenue Theatre.
A man calling himself Fermona O'Dell, a stranger to police, is held at the city jail for investigation after a Negro reports he was approached Tuesday night about blowing a safe. The pair allegedly planned to meet near Atlas theater. Sergeant Embry arrested O'Dell, with no charge yet, likely to be escorted to the city limits.
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