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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
In Rawlins on August 31 authorities disinterred a boy’s body near Solon to compare with the description of Joseph Hubbard the missing Beaton lad. Despite matching features the remains were badly mutilated by train wheels and may require the Boston youth’s parents to confirm identity.
Sheridan residents may view prize fight films after a local theatre firm announced plans to exhibit them early next month amid no public agitation. In Forest, Cecil Richards narrowly escaped injury when a washing machine started. he lost part of his little finger while inspecting the apparatus.
Milatzo and two men claim to have scored a hit in Cheyenne by cleaning mens and toys clothing and returning them to look as good as new. They advertise ladies lace and silk wallets pongee princess dresses and other fabrics cleaned to preserve beauty and freshness. Raymond's THM CLOTHES promises priss training and drying.
Vital statistics list infant deaths and older decedents in Cambria Buffalo Worland Rawlins and J T Jackson. Births record multiple newborns in Evanston Wright Newcastle Laramie Sheridan Hasin Rit ter Bonie and Worland. Marriages announce unions in Shell Creek Laramie and Hulett. Local injuries and accidents note Mina Lee Baker’s temple injury at a Hulett ball game and a Farrall hay field fire destroying forty tons of 1910 hay after a pipe flame.
Sheridan August 31 report says a team pulling a heavy wagon bolted while driven by C. C. Suffering injuries to the driver as horses bolted through the streets and stopped only after a sudden crash near a tavern. Witnesses describe the event and the ambulance response.
Flowan lifted from his seat and dragged a distance by a wagon team in a rough stretch. Several riders sustained injuries noted in the incident report and medical attention followed at the scene.
Miss Euvena Connors of Springfield files a complaint against Judge W E Hadley of the Circuit Court in Edwardsville alleging breach of promise and seeking 50 000. The case arouses Edwardsville as Hadley, long married with two children, denies settlement offers and awaits trial. The precipe was filed August 4 and served in Three Oaks Michigan. Connors is represented by John W Templeton and E Breese Glass of Edwardsville.
New York report Aug 31 notes actress Miss Bernice Henderson, fiancée of millionaire Mr Heinz, arriving from Europe and confirming plans for a wedding in the near future. Friends say the union has been known along Broadway for some time amid gossip of the couple.
Open hostility appears as associations face solvency worries. Missouri Insurance Commissioner Frank T. Blake urges scientific rate setting and required reserves to ensure contracts can be paid. He calls for strong state supervision to force unworthy groups to conform or cease operations.
Chicago leaders press for a practical non electrical mechanism to stop trains when a switch is open or another train approaches after the Durand Michigan wreck. League for Public Safety cites visual signal failures and notes an inventor F. M. Collard of Danville proposes a patented passive device.
Head Organizer Kennedy of the Woodmen of the World district will be present at the royal W O W meeting this evening and give an interesting account of the national organization.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hilton died yesterday morning of pneumonia at their home 621 West Tenth Street. The body will be interred this morning. Mr. Hilton is employed by the Union Pacific railroad.
A brief remark on how young men start life with modest views of banking and deposits. The piece notes bankers understand how saving can become a habit and how rapidly it can develop.
A terse, misspelled notice markets electrical wiring services. The writer claims years of experience and offers to inspect and repair, promising supplies and a work guarantee.
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