Army Officers Ordered to Exercise Daily in Department of the East
Major General Grant A S directs officers not at posts to exercise one hour a day four days weekly preferably outdoors. A four mile ride or a three mile walk in an hour set as standard with room for substitution by athletic activities. Officers in New York City and on Governor's Island observed following the orders amid khaki and puttees. Neo Plastique and Miss Mabelle Lea George are mentioned in unrelated notes.
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New York
Grant
Department of the East
Leonard Wood
Stephen C. Mills
Battery Park
Broadway
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Governor's Island
Cheyenne
Mabelle Lea George
Windsor Apartments
Capitol Avenue
Artield
Yawile
Montlictheae
No Smiles Becoming Fad in Cheyenne
State Leader reports a trend dubbed no smiles in Cheyenne as readers are urged to verify identities when faces appear unfamiliar. The article warns of Neo Plastique causing masked expressions and suggests caution against altered appearances and joyless facial contortions.
Live poultry at low city prices for Sunday dinner
Poultry sale advertises live broilers springs and hens at the lowest city prices. Sells at 307 W 19th opposite the courthouse with special emphasis on Sunday dinner and quick availability. The notice invites customers to visit the location for fresh poultry.
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Court House
Supreme Court to Hear Old Right of Way Case
The United States Supreme Court will review a 400 foot right of way dispute along the Union Pacific line from the 100th meridian to Kansas and through Denver to Cheyenne. Denver residents Charles A. Murray and Thomas B. Stuart challenge the railroad, with the case testing UP rights in Kansas Colorado and Wyoming.
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Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Atlas Theatre bills spectacle run through early 1911
The Atlas presents Hall Bros comedy barrel jumpers Jeannette Laurelle and a rural sketch with The Little Orchestra and Prof Dunn. Oct 10 1910 to Jan 12 1911 pricing 5 50 to 5 0 per seat tickets and a free photo coupon offer included.
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Hall Bros
Jeannette Laurelle
le Cell
Courtship marriage and desertion in five weeks
Dora Nicholas, 19, told Cincinnati police she traveled from Somerset Kentucky to Cincinnati with her husband in a freight car for a honeymoon. He deserted her in the Queen and Crescent yards after a two day trip during which she did not eat. She was found on the street by a rescue worker.
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Cincinnati
Dora Nicholas
W. A. Wilson
Queen & Creacent
Spirit of Christ Over Fire and Judgment in Luke Study
A religious reflection on Jesus rebuking the apostles for seeking to destroy Samaritans. The piece argues the Master was not sent to condemn but to save, emphasizing God’s Spirit of compassion, redemption through Calvary, and the vocation of the Church as first fruits within a broader redemptive plan.
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Alllee
Jerusalem
Peter
James
John
House of Israel
St. John
St. James
Jesus
Parison
Palestine
Eeepth
Sr Henaoaig
Wales
John K
Ibi
Adam
Calvary
Christ
Jesus Slall
Apostle
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Pape s Cold Compound as curing grippe and severe colds after two to three doses every two hours. It claims rapid relief from headaches, congestion, fever, and other symptoms and notes no quinine is used. The copy mentions travel by hurricane, shipwrecks, and a 10 cent car admission in a separate sale notice.
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Pape
Grippe
Loss of Life In Tuckerlane Incident Reported
Tampa dispatch notes a deadly Tuckerlcane incident with wire communications opened to outside world. No logs of details yet available as of Oct 21.
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Tampa
Cuban exile car exhibit opens at Burlington depot
A foreign exhibition from Cuba arrives in Cheyenne and runs at the Burlington depot through Sunday night October 30. The car showcases Cuban exhibits and is recommended for ladies, children, and business people to see.
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Cheyenne
Burlington Depot
Cuba
Aged man weds stepdaughter in Shelby County plantation
In Memphis on October 21, an elderly cotton picker rose to master of a plantation by marrying his step daughter Gertrude Pierce, aged 16. The ceremony followed a magistrate’s call and the couple returned to the Shelby County plantation with the bride in possession as promised.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gertrude Pierce
Alexander Pierce
Shelby County
Million Ol II Donati Do Wo Ml Conference Sums
Contributions of 1 million dollars were announced at a White House conference of the M. M. A. to support worldwide association efforts. John D. Rockefeller gave 40 000 framed by others including Clavotud Dodge Wanamaker and others.
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Washington
White House
John D. Rackifeller
Dobu Clavotud Dodge
Wanamaker
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HUCK
Lowell
Ladies’ Annt Children
AKI
Wenen Handkerchieys
Ingersoll Store
Windsor Apartment
Supreme Court
Collier
Sherman
Thesatlas
Shetian Co
Adaion
ESAS
Rum CiTr
Cheyenne Womer
Indis -Statesman
Nabob
Herman Frasch
Inventor
Marta
Hugo
Miami
Harry T. Harwood
Dierck
Helee
Pierce Suit and Cloak CO
Joseph Wasserman
Carey Ave
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