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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

10

State News: New Catholic Church at Lusk and Local Accidents

Reports from Lusk indicate Catholics plan a new church soon, with meetings held at the Qera house. Casper details a man dragged by a horse during an accident leaving him with cuts and bruises. Laramie notes Grand Lodge officers elected for the 10 OFF and Whestand chosen as next site. Sheridan covers street car steel rails being laid and an unusual smokey spell blamed on nonforest fires.

Lusk Wyoming Qera House Grand Lodge Eads Laramie C. D. Oviatt Taramile D. L. Carr Basin W. Johnson Cambria Hugh Hynds Joseph Dillman Cheyenne

Girls Injured In Automobile Accident Near Virginia Dale

Report from Dale Creek dated Oct 14 states Miss Nellie Logan 17 and Miss Laura Kendall 14 were seriously hurt in an automobile crash while traveling with two men from here to Virginia Dale. Logan broke a leg and Kendall fractured a bone in her left arm.

Dale Creek Colorado Atate Iue Nellie Logan Weed Laura Kendall Virginia

Wreckage Fire Near Red Buttes Claims Two in Accident

In Laramie on October 14 a wreck late Sunday night caused a blaze destroying merchandise and railroad property. The coroner ruled the two men died in an unavoidable accident. Also reported is completion of a Carbon County telephony line from Savery to Bags enabling local communication without couriers beyond fifty miles.

Laramie Red Buttes Bagge Carbon County Savery Denver Paul Tobin St. Joseph's Hospital

Barns and Feed Destroyed at Tollotson Ranch Fire

A report from Laramie describes a night blaze at the Tollotson ranch destroying a large barn belonging to Mrs. H. D. Richardson filled with stock, and another barn filled with feed belonging to Joseph Teets. Sparks from the Richardson structure ignited the Teets building during strong winds.

Laramie Bla Ely Tollotson H. D. Richardson Joseph Teets Richardson

Woman Swallows Carbolic Acid in Hartford Tragedy

Martha Chatfield aged 24, daughter of Henry B. Chatfield of New Haven, drank carbolic acid after saying Don't waste your tears on me. She died minutes later in her room at the Young Women's Christian Association. Police say unrequited love caused the self destruction.

Hartford Conn Martha Chatfield Henry B. Chatfield Humphrey Street New Haven Misa Helen Smith Young Women’s Christian Association

Scotch Collies Puré Bred Pups for Farm and Family

Pure bred two months old Scot c h collies offered for cattle and sheep work and as house dogs and companions for children. Address E C Howell Box 975 Des Moines IA. Also 16 moldings at Sherman Co.

Addreas E. C. Howell Des Moines

Boy altar boy dies in shield murder on Madison Avenue

A 12 year old altar boy from St Cecilian Roman Catholic church is killed when a shooter uses him as a shield during a deadly confrontation at 103rd street and Madison Avenue in New York. The attacker flees, hides with girls in a Fifth Avenue apartment, then shoots himself as police close in. The chase ends after he fires at crowds in Central Park.

New York 103D Street Madison Avenue Ind Fifth Avenue Desperado Central Park Charlie Fischer 103D St. Cecilian Roman Catholic Church Fischer

Telegraphic Briefs from Across the Nation

Telegraphic briefs report a Boulder messenger appointment to Fort Riley Kansas. Judge Whitson in Spokane in critical condition after a stroke. Senator La Follette recovering in Rochester from gallstone operation and eating regular meals. Other notes cover Railway Signal Association electing C. Ke Denney as president in Richmond, steamship purchases for Nippon Yusen in Victoria, and graft concerns prompting a resigning police chief in Cincinnati. Additional items mention cholera caution for Mediterranean ports affecting a navy cruise, Frank Logan's critique of English finances, and local incidents in Colorado and Illinois involving road hazards and a promotion offer.

King Alfonso to Lead Army if Revolution Strikes Spain

Madrid October 13 The Canalejas cabinet aims to nip republican demonstrations but predicts King Alfonso will personally spearhead loyal forces if revolution emerges and will not be easily defeated. Army officers agree he would head troops and fight rather than wait.

Alfonso Spain Madrid Canalejas

Pastor Attends Prize Fight and Resigns After Controversy

In Pittsburg on October 14, Rev. D. A. Greene of Manchester Presbyterian Church faced censure from elders and congregants for attending a prize fight disguised as open viewing. He admitted attending a six round bout two years earlier to gauge boxing for church youth events but denied approving fighting. Greene stated he would resign, noting past losses from the Enterprise bank crash and claiming he has since helped recover a portion of church funds.

Pittsburg oBr D. A. Greene Pasior Manchester Presbyterian Church Greene Resigh Enterprise Bank Pittabirg Malvern Ohio Fairview

Death notices from across the country dated October 14

The day’s dead include French opera baritone Charles Gilbert who died at Hotel Gregorian Georgetown Colorado. Tan Adams pioneer miner of Clear Creek county aged 45. Warren G Purdy former Rock Island president died in Chicago Kin Reis home after years of invalidism. G G Stanley former governor of Kapass died at home in Wichita. General W M King noted as dying at his home in Temn Suipour Springs after four years of illness.

New York Charles Gilbert la Savoie Gregorian Georgetown Colo Tan. Adams Clear Creek County Chicago Warren G. Purdy The Rock Inland Railroad Kin Rees Wichita Kas G. Stanley Denver Daniel Delaney Michael, A. Delaney

Confederate Army General Dies at 71 in Georgia Native

Obituary notes the death of a Confederate Army private who rose to acting major general. He died in Georgia at age 71.

King Georgia

Trade for stock beautiful modern residence in Normal Hill

Property listing notes a trade opportunity for a stock valued modern residence located on 2020 10th Ave in Fort Worth area with contact names Sylvester and partners in Greeley or Grover.

Normal Hill 10Th Ave F. W. Sylvester Greeley Grover

Columbia reveals Yankee Giant series opening

New York notices on Havemeyer hall bulletin board reserve leave requests to attend games. The chief clerk must receive all absence applications by 10 o clock on game day, as students anticipate the opening providing a loophole for requests.

New York Columbia Wilverally Havemeyer Hall

Paris Strikers Falter as Rail and Electric Strikes Wane

Paris facing eased tension as arrests of leaders curb protests. Thousands of strikers in the south and east failed to join, dampening morale among about 100,000 out workers. Subway workers stayed at posts but electricians’ walkout halved city power with many lines stranded.

Paris Paria Subway

Britain Recognizes Portuguese Republic, Lisbon Dispatch

A Lisbon dispatch reports that Great Britain has recognized the Republic of Portugal. The acknowledgment marks a diplomatic shift amid ongoing political reorganization in Portugal.

Krhoognizabs Republec London Lisbon Republic of Portugel

Man Throws Cabbage at Performer in Divorce Case

In St Pauls, on October 14, 190?, a dispute during a vaudeville act led to objects including cabbage and stove wood being hurled at a performer. The incident accompanied the divorce request by Mar tin Prentice of Minneapolis, who sought a dissolution from James Prentice.

St. Pauls Miog Martin Prentice James Prentice Minneapolis

Mystery of Yacht Dora death resolved by district attorney

James H. McGillan reports partial clarification of the Dora yacht sinking near Sturgeon Bay. Owner James Reed, Denver hotel keeper, built the craft for Mississippi trade and Gulf coasting. Reed fell ill. navigator James Cook took over, boat later found sinking. prosecution possible. Cook and son departed.

Milwaukee Dora Sturgeon Bay James H. McGillan James Reed Denver

Sturgeon Bay Seeks Clues After Rescue and Return of Officials

Soon after resuscitation, Cook returned with Mr. Reed to probe the case. The whereabouts of Long remain unknown.

Sturgeon Bay Cook Mr. Reed Long

WHA Sell A Sew Pive-100m Modern Bungalow

Classified note offers sale of a modern bungalow the size described as 100m with a phone contact in black color text. The item seems to be presented in a terse ad style with minimal details and no location. The contact number appears incomplete.

Man Cites Wife's Cooking as Reason for Leaving

Brooklyn man Max Dahl told Magistrate Dooley he left home because he could not emit his wife's cooking. Married nineteen years, he was ordered to pay $10 to his wife and report on November 10.

Brooklyn Max Dahl Brooklyn Street Pitkin Avenue Dooley Cahil

Grief Over Dog's Death Triggers Man's Death

Allen Decker aged 74 died in South Egremont after he learned his bird dog was struck by a car. He collapsed in the street in tears and fell onto the dog’s mangled body. doctors say grief caused his death in Berkshire.

Winsted Conn

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