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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
9
Kenton Ohio September reports a romance fulfilled as Philip Carr 74 and his former wife who he lost in the Civil War reunion after decades. Both remarried after separations caused by raids and desertion accusations they found love again and now enjoy a second honeymoon and renewed happiness.
New York copper magnate Fritz Augustus Heinze and his bride Mrs Bernice Golden Henderson begin their honeymoon after a Brooklyn wedding. Mrs Lillian Hobart Irench asserts she is Heinze s occult wife and vows to persist as Nemesis. The couple dined at the Waldorf Astoria before heading to Butte Montana. Mrs French says she was jilted yet still claims to be Heinze s wife.
An armed revolt is described in Nueva Vizcaya province with Simeon Mandac as a rebel leader. A constabulary force moves toward Solano to confront the outlaws, while Bayonong’s authorities prepare for possible attack and surround efforts. Government reinforcements stand by if required.
Mrs Hyde gives birth to a son in hospital while Col Swope’s widow stays at home. Judge L Dawson denied an order to remove Hyde from custody as his wife’s condition worsened. Hyde’s physician sought permission to be with his patient, but the court ruled the marshal acted within duty. The case involves custody and medical care amid family tensions and alleged persecution claims.
Oshkosh Wisconsin September 1 Frank T Tucker second assistant to the attorney general and Senator La Follette's candidate for attorney general committed suicide by jumping into the Wolf River. He attended a mass meeting with insurgents the night before and disappeared after a man saw someone dive beneath the surface. The body was recovered and identified as Tucker. Friends believed the act aimed to condemn his candidacy.
Vera Fitch a California girl who shot herself at the Astor Hotel spoke at Flowers Hospital claiming life is beautiful and she desires to live. Doctors report grave peritonitis and septic pneumonia developing as her condition worsens amid family and bystander confusion.
Kansas City crowds greeted Colonel Roosevelt as insurgent or progressive. He backed a federal working man’s compensation act and spoke to pupils about Africa and adventure. A luncheon toast hailed him as the first citizen of the United States.
New York reports that on September 1, nineteen days after his shooting, Mayor Gaynor left St Marys hospital Hoboken and returned to his home at St James Kingsland. He was greeted by Aner nacphicans in the hospital yard and cheered by neighbors at his arrival. The move came after he found the corridor walk free of fatigue.
Kansas City Kansas 56 year old Margaret La Trasse carried hod to fund defense and lodge appeals for her son accused of robbery near St Joseph. Governor Hadley pardoned the youth, who had been sentenced to ten years. Family hardships followed floods and illness.
Denver reports that several thousand coal miners in southern Wyoming will return to work immediately while awaiting ratification of a joint conference agreement in Cheyenne on September 9. The compromise is described by miners as a wage increase.
Chief Percy Hoyt of the Cheyenne fire department thanked the firefighters after conquering the blaze that damaged the Smith furniture store last evening. He treated the boys to hot coffee and cigarettes from the fire ration.
Shortly before 10 a.m. two men wearing U S army uniforms attempted to enter the Wardrobe in the Dyer building at Carey Avenue near the Colorado Railway tracks. Al Wilson, who apartments nearby, fired a single shot, scattering the intruders. Authorities believe the pair were not soldiers, as a blouse and cap dropped by them belong to an unknown Fort Russell man.
St Louis on September 1 reports a tragedy as 2 year old Harry Kromré drowned in a ten gallon cream freezer at the rear of a local drug store. Neighbors searching for him found the body last night. the freezer held five inches of water.
In Denver last night Sam Scoville of Cheyenne rode Teddy Roosevelt and led cowboys in a wild west exhibition. The crowd cheered as riders on horses named Aeroplane and Hatsiam Alive performed daring feats to benefit the United Spanish War Veterans fund with Cheyenne Frontier Days alumni among the stars.
Fire ravaged Percy Smith Furniture at Eddy and Seventeenth, with losses estimated between twenty and twenty five thousand dollars for stock and building. Several firemen, including Assistant Chief Cahill and Fireman Brannigan, were overcome by smoke in the basement and upper floors, while two prisoners escaped narrow danger as wagons and jail inmates faced the blaze. Insurance on logs was about six thousand dollars. property damage likely the largest in seven years. Continued on page.
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