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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
5
Cheyenne endured the first winter blast of 1910 as a snow storm eased off after noon yesterday. Old Sol broke through the clouds bringing milder weather while light flurries persisted, not heavy enough to pack the damp ground. Temperatures fell to 22 degrees above zero around 2 am, setting a new low for the fall era.
Archie Allison was nominated by the Republican convention as a candidate for alderman from the Third ward to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of former Alderman Harpy Gates. Window shades at Sherman Co.
A Caldwell New Jersey tale tells of Jimmie Joe a fox terrier who left Curry road for adventure then wandered to Cedar Grove. He found refuge with Mr and Mrs Frank Rue who recognized the name on an advertisement and returned the dog to Miss Mary Miller. The story ends with the dog joyfully barking at reunion.
Over several nights intruders entered the C A C club room in Keefe Hall and stole members belongings. Several pennants and the C A C emblem banner were taken, disturbed rooms revealed thefts yesterday.
G B McGarvey a local contractor will file in district court an injunction suit through his attorney General John Charles Thompson. He seeks an order restraining Doyle and Schwartz from continuing work on the pipeline from North and South Criw creeks to the main water line. The suit names C E ie Garry and Cheyenne Taxpayers versus Mayor P S Cook and City Council. It alleges the council erred in bidding advertising for the contract awarded August 12.
A Republican state central committee sponsored meeting will be held at Capitol Avenue theatre this evening with Senator F. H. Warren and Governor T. B. Brooks as principal speakers. Young Men's Republican club members plan to march in a body from their headquarters to show enthusiasm.
In Los Angeles on October 19 a San Francisco boarding house proprietor, Mrs Belle Jiayin, cited in the Times dynamiting case, declared after twenty four hours of third degree questioning that she had told all she knows and would not reveal more. she is to be arraigned tomorrow.
The Strong Company continues a growing yearly cycle with the production of L'ne der Southern Bkies, marking one of the most organized ventures in its bar era. Sherman Co supplies window shades for the production.
Kirk C. Sheldon of Hull Iowa visits Cheyenne en route from the Pacific coast with wife and child to see his uncle in the capital of Wyoming. F A Boyle of Cody arrives for a business visit. Mrs Howard Hout of Campstone are visiting. Nellie Robertson of Hillsdale visits friends. BE Flynn resigns as Inter Ocean desk clerk. R A Birch of Hot Springs Ark succeeds. Mrs Dr George G Catlin of Valencia arrives for a few days visit. Jimmie Oder of the Inter Ocean returns from the west. Obie Etheridge editor of the Guernsey Gazette visits. JP Spaulding of Evanston among arrivals. Mrs W C Irvine returns from Sheridan and takes an Inter Ocean apartment.
In St Louis on October 19 a balloon named Harborg landed after dropping 1800 feet into Lake Nipissing in Ontario, 850 miles from St Louis. Aide William F. Assman sustained a broken arm and severed artery. The crew swam to a lake island and were rescued by Indians, then aided to a railroad today.
In Geneva on October 19 Luigi Luccheni the man who killed the Austrian empress in 1898 died by suicide in Leveche prison. He had gone insane two days earlier and was placed in a straight jacket before being released today. Guards heard singing then silence and found him hanging by a belt from a prison window bars. He was dead on discovery.
Lottie Blair Parker author of Way Down East brings Inder Southern Skies to town with a strong company. The Belasco Theatre in New York City featured a noted run and the local production promises similar charm and detail.
Queen the trick elephant attacked keeper Robert Shields, grabbing him with her trunk and slamming him against a wall before kneeling on him. The body was unrecognizable. the elephant later allowed herself to be shackled without trouble.
Population statistics for multiple cities show Omaha Nebraska at 124 006, up 21 541 from 1900. South Omaha 26 259 up 258. Zanceville 28 026 up 4 485. Nashville 116 364 up 29 499. Portland Maine 58 571 up 426. Brockton Massachusetts 56 878 up 16 815. Ithchburg Massachusetts 37 820 up 6 495. Hoboken New Jersey 95 403 up 12 505. Lima Ohio 20 608 up 8 785.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions AbeW Days and Capador Commercial with references to hundreds. The legible items suggest business or financial notes, but the exact events, entities, or dates are unclear.
Nine year old Antonio Romagnoli and his twin were crossing Sixth Avenue when he stopped suddenly. A Browning King & Co delivery wagon knocked him down and passed over his head. He died in New York hospital. chauffeur Patrick Scanlon was held for coroner's inquiry.
An important May engagement for the season will feature Lottie Blair Parker's play Under Southern Skies, produced under the title Southern Skies to depict the Southland.
George Fong alias Fong Ming Stung, a leader of the Chinese revolutionary movement, was held to answer by Judge Smith and bound over to the superior court on $5,000 bond for an alleged attempt to assassinate Prince Taal Hsun, the Chinese special envoy, in Oakland.
Capitol Commercial advertises spuds available for a few days at 1.50 per hundred. The notice is brief and lists the price and vendor, with no additional details.
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