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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
13
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a cure for stomach trouble and indigestion. It claims quick action on dyspepsia symptoms, improved appetite, and a clean feeling in the stomach, urging readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula.
The Ninth a airy Subscription dance scheduled for Friday evening September had been postponed due to lack of time for preparation.
In New York the trotting meet at a track near the city opens to a crowd drawn by the rare spectacle. The event shows pacers and trotters competing as sulkies and hobbies move among the stands, with locals curious about a return to traditional horse contests.
The article recounts President Roosevelt visiting Milwaukee German clubs, dining with locals, visiting a hotel luncheon, and meeting more German Americans at White View Bay. It notes a noisy crowd and Roosevelt stating stamina of political rivals and an anticipated bid to block La Follette in the legislature.
Henrietta Crosman a descendant of a distinguished military family will present Percy MacKaye's Anti Matrimony at the Cheyenne Theatre on Saturday evening September 10. She comes from a lineage including Major George H. Crosman a Civil War veteran, Gen Crosman and naval commander uncle Alexander Crosman who died saving shipmates, with ties to Stephen Foster through her mother’s side.
The report says Colonel Roosevelt’s strong support for La Follette in Wisconsin marks a pivotal moment for the insurgent cause. Roosevelt’s backing is seen as potentially saving La Follette’s Senate seat amid a hard campaign, with Oregon politics cited as a parallel to party loyalty and bad faith concerns. Local notices list a for sale line for G. B. Oliver with phone number 574.
Chief Clerk W. C. Mulford of the railway mail service returned to Cheyenne from a brief trip to Omaha. He traveled with his family in a Hudson touring car and had an urgent business call in Denver before resuming duties.
Dell Brown, 24, reportedly wrote life was a burden before taking several ounces of carbolic acid in a Third Street cabin. He lived with Mrs. Goldier at 620 Wat Dale Street, a widow who became an orphan boy’s guardian in Kansas when young.
Government statisticians report many New York ministers earn over 5000 dollars yearly. Some Fifth Avenue pastors receive 15000 dollars, with offers up to 16000 or 18000 cited. Salaries, houses, pensions and even automobiles are noted benefits in the metropolis.
Medical experts declare drug habits form in infants through paregoric and laudanum. Authorities plan a city wide investigation into soothing syrups and their harms. Health officers consider restricting sale of these preparations to curb child drug addiction.
Lot listing shows sale by G and Oliver with contact phone B74.
The OmnI Railway mail route new offices will open between Cheyenne and two nearby towns, with two more mail clerks assigned to the operation. The change, directed by the postmaster general, follows a Washington review prompted by Senator Warren. The line will switch to a direct through-pouch service and a mail clerk may move to the new tun and another to a different state.
Lincoln Neb Sept 7 A Wright plane skidded and wrecked into a fair building during an exhibition before 25 660 spectators. Archie Hexey the aviator was knocked unconscious but doctors said injuries were not serious and he later helped with repairs.
Arthur Byer Snyder, 21, of Pueblo and Cole, fired a revolver into his left chest in a weed patch near the Fairmount Park car line shortly after midnight. He died two hours later at St Mary’s Hospital, where he had said he was disappointed in love and chose to end it all.
At the annual convention of veterinary surgeons in San Francisco officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Dr. G. Glover of Fort Collins, Col, was chosen. Vice president Dr. W. W. Elias of New York. Second vice president Dr. F. W. Ryan of San Francisco. Treasurer George White of Nashville, Tenn. A remedy by LaPave’s was offered for worms and sold at Palace Drug Store in Cheyenne and listed in the report.
Manager Ira Biwell reported Sherman Co will host the Colorado Zoos for a three game series at Pioneer Park Cheyenne. The opener is slated for next Saturday afternoon with a doubleheader on Sunday afternoon.
Stanley Ketchel, middleweight champion, believes Johnson will never be defeated for the world title. Ketchel, returning from Michigan, says he will train after December but has no plans to fight Johnson. He calls Johnson a perfect fighting machine and predicts the era ends only with Johnson.
G S Oliver advertises a white room house for rent behind the Capitol with the Sherman Co plate rails included available by phone 574 and listing Sherman Co as contact.
Pittsburg September 7 a trial lasting all day ended with Mrs Frank Williams, a young married woman, acquitted of robbing Joseph Brooks. Brooks testified he was lured to her home where his clothes were removed and he was tied to a bed post. He claims she and her husband attempted blackmail for 1000 but he refused to pay.
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