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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
16
Clubs schedule meetings and social activities across Wednesday to Saturday including Women’s clubs Help One Another Mystic Maze and Thursday Bridge at various addresses. Describes card games bake sales missionary society and jewelry craft planning plus a forthcoming October bazaar with ten plus participants.
In church circles the Methodist Aid and the Mra Couchman will entertain the Sotho district society this afternoon at 600 East Sixteenth Street. Officers will be elected and a good attendance is desired. St Mark's Guild hosts tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Barber and Mrs Kent in charge.
St Paul Sept 18 Governor Wilton traveled with a busily packed schedule of speeches and receptions and planned for Chicago and Detroit tonight. He praised the coalition of truth and big business while urging thoughtful debate beneath heated rhetoric.
The document describes campaign finance practices at the Wilson campaign offices, detailing payroll handling, duplicate records sent to New York, itemized expense ledgers approved by department heads, and a centralized mail system using a "mallometer" to count and stamp letters to prevent leakage and track postage costs by department.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of General Sickles, reveals for the first time the terms for reconciliation. She requires the general to come to court and to dismiss his housekeeper Miss Eleanor Earl Wilmerding, arguing the couple’s separation since seventeen years ago.
W J Kelley representing Hugh McIntosh arrived in Chicago and will offer Jack Johnson fifty thousand dollars to fight Sam Langford and Sam McVey. Johnson indicated likely acceptance if the terms prove satisfactory.
Denver reports 20 thousand horses dead in Kansas from spinal meningitis over two weeks with a $2 million value. The outbreak spreads to Wyoming Minnesota Missouri and Colorado prompting quarantines and field labs. Officials urge strict feeding water cleanliness disposal of carcasses and disinfection to halt the spread.
President Theodore Roosevelt spent the day with Native communities in New Mexico as he traveled from Albuquerque toward Colorado. He exchanged signs in the Indigenous language, receiving goodwill from the Heap Big Indian chief and other leaders while being offered pottery and crafts by squaws. Roosevelt bought items from each seller and outlined political topics for later stops in La Junta Rocky Ford Colorado Springs and Denver.
A major engagement near Durne, Tripoli, ended in Italian victory. The Italians reported sixty one killed and 113 wounded, while Turks and Arabs left 800 dead on the field. Forty one prisoners were taken as daybreak attacks were repelled by Italian artillery and bayonet charges.
A restaurant manager discreetly refilled an empty glass to rebuke a dreamy waitress, inspiring a systemwide service boost among staff. The manager praises calm, democratic authority as a financial asset and warns against harsh, frictionful leadership.
The excerpt extols regular routine as a blessing that steadies mood and energy like a flywheel. It argues that embracing consistent daily practice reduces wasted spirit and effort, noting that forward momentum outpaces pulling back and that smooth living comes with steady progress.
A quotation on the role of tact in female advancement notes that many women feel blocked by social limits. It argues lack of tact contributes to missed chances for progress and self improvement.
Information from New York indicates Cipriano Castro, deposed Venezuelan president, is in the Canary Islands planning another return to South America. Supporters in exile report letters from Castro to his followers, while Gen. A Pimentel heads to New York to join a Venezuelan junta aiming to topple President Gomes, now viewed as a harsher dictator.
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