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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
2
Catholic community in Wyoming moves to build a new church in Lusk with meetings previously held in the Qera house. The plan gains support from many local Catholics amid growing congregation numbers in the area.
Report from near Colorado indicates Nellie Logan aged 17 and Laura Kendall 14 were seriously hurt when an auto crash occurred while traveling with two gentlemen en route from Dale Creek to Virginia Dale. Logan suffered a broken leg Kendall sustained a severe fracture to a left arm.
In Laramie Oct 14 fire of unknown origin started at a Sunday wreck near Red Buttes destroying merchandise and railroad property. Coroner rules two men killed died in an unavoidable accident. Also note Carbon County Telephony line from Savery to Bags now enables local communication without couriers over fifty miles.
A report from the Tollotson ranch states a large barn belonging to Mrs H D Richardson and a barn filled with feed belonging to Joseph Teets burned during the night. Sparks from the Richardson fire likely started the Teets blaze, aided by a heavy wind.
Martha Chatfield aged 24 of New Haven drank carbolic acid in her room at the YWCA after a remark to friend Misa Helen Smith. The act followed unrequited love and she died minutes later. police call it suicide.
Pure bred and pedigreed two months old Scotch collies offered as farm and family dogs. Des Moines contact Ad dreas E. C. Howell Box 975 Iowa. Also 16 moldings available at Sherman Co.
In New York a man used 12 year old Charlie Fischer as a shield during a street attack on Madison Avenue near 103rd Street. A second assailant fled, and the gunman shot himself after cornering in a Fifth Avenue apartment, with gunfire also erupting in Central Park before his death.
Telegraphic briefs report multiple updates including a Boulder messenger appointment at Fort Riley Kansas Spokane report on Judge Whitson critical condition Rochester Senator La Follette recovering from gallstone operation Richmond Railway Signal Association picks CKE Denney president next convention in Colorado Springs Victoria new steamers ordered to replace Nippon Yusen vessels Cincinnati graft uproar leads to Chief Millikin resignation Salt Lake City or Denver notices of auto tire sabotage case Oct 14 1910 and a government bond tax note with coupon offer from J F P Golder ranch product sale promo ending Jan 12 1911
Madrid Oct 13 The Canalejas cabinet vows to nip any republican demonstration. It is predicted King Alfonso will personally command loyal forces if a revolution occurs, placing himself at the head of troops and taking the field without delay, surpassing the Portuguese king in resolve.
Pittsburg October 14. Pastor Br D A Greene of Manchester Presbyterian Church faced elders accusing him of attending prize fights in disguise. He admitted attending a six round fight two years ago to observe, saying he sat openly and did not approve of fighting for church youth. He announced his resignation. He noted losses from the Enterprise bank crash and claimed to have helped recover church funds. He previously served in Malvern Ohio and Fairview Ohio.
The day records several deaths including Charles Gilbert French opera baritone who died at Hotel Gregorian Georgetown Colorado. Tan Adams pioneer miner of Clear Creek County died aged about 60. Warren G Purdy former Rock Inland railroad president died in Chicago. G Stanley former governor of Kapass died at his home in Wichita. General W M King of Wilgrate Tao reported deceased in Temn Suipour Springs.
The aged Confederate private rose to acting major general and died at 71 in Georgia born, with obituaries noting General King’s high rank and Georgia roots. In Denver Oct 14 Mrs Paul Tobin, society figure, died of appendicitis at St Joseph’s Hospital after an illness and operation. Greeley reports Druzsilla Rienks death after prolonged illness at home north of town. Daniel Delaney Sr. died at 79 after injury and old age weakness. he is linked to former police chief Michael A Delaney and a state legislator.
A listing offers trading for a stock beautiful modern residence located at 2020 10th Ave in Fort Worth. The seller identified as Sylvester with connections to Greeley or Grover, seeking property or assets in exchange.
New York October 14 reports Columbia unearthed the coming Yankee Giant series. A notice on Havemeyer hall bulletin board restricts leave requests for grandmothers funerals and other excuses to the chief clerk by 10 am on game day, drawing expected flood of applications.
Paris reports subdued unrest as key railroad workers fail to join the strike and several electricians strikes blunt. About half of the city faced outages while subway staff returned to posts amid dampened spirits among the 100,000 strikers.
A Lisbon dispatch reports Great Britain has recognized the Republic of Portugal. The announcement comes as Portugal forms a new republican government after recent events.
In St Paul, a domestic dispute ends with a divorce for Martin Prentice of Minneapolis after he threw bags, sticks, and stove wood at a performer during a stage act. The incident occurred while the woman sought a divorce.
James H. McGillan, special district attorney, says the yacht Dora belonged to James Reed a former Denver hotel-keeper who had it built for Mississippi river coasting. Reed fell ill and sailed south by rail while navigator James Cook steered from Bay City Michigan. The vessel was found sinking near Sturgeon Bay with investigation possible.
Soon after being resuscitated Sturgeon Bay officials, including Cook and Mr Reed, investigate the case. The whereabouts of Long remain unknown as inquiries continue.
Classified note offers a modern bungalow for sale with price 100 million and flexible terms. Contact phone number 206 blank line 16 for details.
Max Dahl of Brooklyn Streets and Pitkin Avenue told Magistrate Dooley he left home because he could not emit his wife's cooking. After a nineteen year marriage he was ordered to pay his wife $10 and report back on November 10.
Allen Decker aged seventy four collapsed dead in South Egremont after witnessing a car injure his bird dog. He cried at the scene then fell across the dog’s body. doctors say grief caused the fatal event.
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