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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
5
Chicago reports Miss Marguerite Sherlock daughter of Mia and Mrs James P Sherlock will be presented to society at a Cotillion party in November at the Michigan Avenue hotel. The twenty year old has never attended a party, had a single caller, or left home without a chaperone.
A Democratic rally is set for Friday evening October 14 at the theatre on yplol Avenue featuring prominent candidates including former U S Senator Joseph M. Carey of Cheyenne br Earl Whedon of Sheridan and Miss Rose Bird of Ibrin for state offices and public instruction.
The mayor announces an election in Cheyenne Wyoming for a third ward council seat to fill a vacancy caused by H B Gates resignation. Election set for November first Tuesday after first Monday in November 1910 with voting by qualified ward residents.
The note references trading stock for a stylish home at 2020 1 Ave F W, with names including Sylvester and Grteley ae, indicating a property exchange idea in a formal exchange context.
Frances Starr brings The Easiest Way to the Capitol Theatre in Eugene on Monday night. The production mirrors Belasco's New York staging with Starr in the leading role and the same supporting company. Critics praise the drama for its clever construction and vivid life like character acting.
Rhode Island voters and politicians press Senator Nelson W. Aldrich to explain how his wealth grew while in public service. Critics note his long tenure, high living costs, and claims his millions rose since entering politics, urging a frank accounting of sources and legality.
An old style patent medicine advertisement touts Diapepsin to relieve indigestion in five minutes. It claims fermentation causes symptoms from heartburn to nausea and promises instant relief. also promotes Capitol Avenue Theatre Frontier Days film bill with two showings nightly and matinees Saturday.
Voters arriving in Cheyenne from central Wyoming report Democratic meetings in Shoshoni Riverton and Lander drew twice as many attendees as Republican events headlined by U S Senator C D Clarke. They expect Judge Carey and the Democratic ticket to win by an overwhelming majority.
Washington October census figures show Louisville Kentucky 229,928 a 0.4 percent rise from 1990. Louisville’s gain contrasts with Kentucky towns like Breaford 35,059 up 13.1 percent from 26,569 in 1900. Charlotte 20,14 up 8 percent. Shreveport 28,015 up 12,002 or 75 percent. Roanoke 34,874 up 79 or 62.2 percent. Texas Towns 38,524 up 9,268 or 145.2 percent from 15,558 in 1900.
The piece reports Scotland imports bold secession socks for golfers in New York on Oct 12. The bright design features cadmium yellow vermillion Prussian blue royal purple cerise and roses of color with limits on exposed fabric to avoid glare. A subdued blue sock with multi color patterns offers an alternative.
In Nassau street a small shop displayed four pairs of violent footgear attracting a large crowd. The proprietor was accused of using a loud glass tapping device, alleged to be against the law.
Friday evening October 14, the Capitol Avenue Theatre hosts a Democratic rally. Principal speakers include former U S Senator Joseph M Carey of Cheyenne governor candidate, Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan secretary of state candidate and Miss Rose Bird of Cambria superintendent of public instruction candidate.
A man naming Fermona O'Dell, unknown to police, is held for investigation after he allegedly accosted a Black man Tuesday night proposing safe cracking. They arranged to meet near the Atlas theater. Sergeant Embry arrested O'Dell on the scene. No charge yet justifies prosecution. he may be escorted to the city limits.
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