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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
15
Boston sent a promising swimmer to New York as Mrs Annie Morecroft of Boston tried a long sea crossing but abandoned due to heavy seas. She then swam up the Hudson River from the Battery to Twenty third Street in fifty six minutes, a notable feat given the rough conditions.
Sunbury Pa Sept 29 Walter Shipman a leading local attorney and Democratic judge candidate was critically ill at the hospital yet regained some strength. He summoned family to the cemetery to mark his burial spot then returned to tie up affairs before dying in the hospital. He bid farewell to Judge Savage and court officials before leaving the courtroom for the last time.
A physician described as a powerful figure in autohypnosis is highlighted in a paper by Dr. Wesley Hi Ketchum at the annual meeting of the American Association of Clinical Research. The unnamed subject, referred to as the “Ill literate,” allegedly speaks in medical jargon only briefly before slipping into auto-hypnosis.
The Cheyenne Democratic Party calls voters to meet in each ward at 9 PM on Monday October 3 1910 at the Court House to nominate a mayor and council members for Wards West Second and Third, form a central committee, and conduct related business. Primary polling is 8 PM to 8 30 PM October 1910 with ward meeting locations listed.
Classified notices detail rates for insertion and cancellation rules as well as a sample wanted ad for a 15 to 18 year old boy. The census notes list population figures for Maldon Quincey Waltham Richmond Springfield Joplin Rome with increases since 1900.
A young sight reading pianist seeks an orchestra position with care leader initials M.S. A man with office experience seeks a position as a penman with typewriter skills at address R.M. Care Leader. Several rental, real estate, and business advertisements follow plus a J. D. Wright notice at 221 W. 17th St.
A party of miners driven to drink roamed Monarch terrorizing residents. They shot at will and dynamited an empty house then shattered a saloon's windows. Sheriff Drewester and Salida marshal arrived and halted the mob. Samuel Jones has been arrested while others remain at large.
The forecast lists a maximum temperature of 75 degrees and a minimum of 44 degrees. Precipitation odds are noted as pone.
Cheyenne City announces sealed bids for fence material including about 6100 lbs of barbed wire and 800 cedar posts. Bids due 6 pm Tuesday September 12 1910 at City Clerk office delivery to Crystal Lake Reservoir.
In Cheyenne a report describes work for men and boys turning some gear, noting delays and halts. It mentions lineage and a juvenile focus, with cryptic phrases about a place Rayong and a coded sequence 154. The readable text is highly garbled and lacks clear events or names.
Democratic leaders edge toward Edward M. Shepard as the party's choice for governor on the eve of the state convention. A published report that Shepard drew the sugar rust deed is denied by his followers.
The Sanatorium De in Lincoln Nebraska advertises Green Gables as the largest sanitarium in the central west for treatment of non contagious diseases. It features two brick and stone buildings with an executive reception building for non contagious non mental cases and a rest cottage for select mental cases.
A Cheyenne Wyoming business directory lists Burke and Clark Attorneys at Law with several lawyers and offices in Carey Block and First National Bank Block. Also shown are architects, a real estate firm, a painting and paper shop, a hotel, a funeral director, and postal train schedules for the Union Pacific, Denver Pacific, and other rail lines serving Cheyenne with arrivals and departures throughout the day.
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