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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
15
A list of Cheyenne attorneys at law including Bresnahen Block offices and others plus rail timetable details for multiple lines. The entry names Hugo Donzelman W R Stone W. Blake Kennedy and more with office rooms and blocks. It also lists trains from Denver Pacific Chicago Burlington and QNCY Colorado & Southern and schedules with arrivals and departures for No. 9 to No. 160 and related freight services.
The body of Captain Macfevich the Russian military aviator who was killed by the balloon incident in St. Petersburg is given honors. Military officials and mourners attend the funeral ceremony as details of the accident are reviewed.
On October 7 the admiral was laid to rest with full honors. Empress Nicholas granted the widow an admiral's pension. Deputations from regiments, warships, ministries, duma, municipalities, universities and schools attended. Cabinet ministers were pallbearers. About 200000 lined the three mile procession route. The army dirigible Krechet circled above the open grave at interment.
A bustling classified page lists cash rates for ads, rental notices, and real estate along with several business openings. It mentions free three-insertion want ads for job seekers, monument pricing, and various property offerings in Los Angeles and Denver areas with prices and contact points.
Doctors say tenor Enrico Caruso must pause engagements after a fall backstage during La Boheme. He fainted when his forehead hit a rod while scenery was moved, recovered, and finished the act with a thick wig shielding his head.
The Cheyenne cleaning firm touts its ability to thoroughly clean men and boys garments and return them to look like new. They offer cleaning for ladies lace wallets pongee princess dresses and delicate fabrics so they regain the beauty of new garments.
A new dining spot advertises itself with a clean pew and peaceful atmosphere. The notice invites patrons to visit, urging them to place orders and try the service.
A midair billiard shot with a hog as the object saved William Apple, a wagon driver, when his wagon was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train at Hom Hog carcass. The impact injured the driver and littered the scene but Apple landed clear beside the track. Doctors expect a quick recovery in a few days.
Boston report from Oct 14 states Palil uchek a prisoner at Wharles Street jail awaiting a hearing for alleged 6900 rouble theft has saved portions of daily meals to feed his wife and five children. He reportedly set aside food daily to support his family while denying himself sustenance.
The State Board of Examiners announces that the Read-Circle Books for 1914 will be deducted in the November examinations. Mamie B. Heffron, Supervisor, Sun Proof Plant at Sheerman Co.
Round trip and single tickets from New York to Scotch Mag Hah Trish and continental points at attractive rates. Send for Book of Tours. Superior accommodations and Bisceljens cuisine. For tickets or information apply to local Anchor Line agents or Henderson Bros General Agents Chicago III.
A garbled note from the page mentions offering better price on material and the best of both, with unclear references to a private arrangement and a date or location in relation to 17th street or avenue. The readable text is fragmentary and presents no definite actions or names.
An 19th century notice advertises Green Gables Largent Sanitorium in Lincoln Nebraska for non contagious diseases. It lists two large brick and stone buildings including an executive building for non contagious non mental diseases and a separate cottage for treatment of affected mental cases. The ad names Dr Benjamin F Baley as head and describes separation of facilities.
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