Daily Leader Publication Details and Delivery Notes
The text lists the Daily Leader as the official city paper with a September 1907 registration and Cheyenne Wyoming post office filing. It includes subscription rates, delivery timing by carrier, and contact details for delivery complaints to T. Joe Cahill at the city chamber office and phone numbers for the society editor.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Daily Leader
T. Joe Cahill
City Chantutar
Wyoming electors and congress nominees listed in 1900 roll
Vice-President John Worth Kern of Indiana is named with Wyoming electors John H Ward of Uinta County Andrew McMicken of Carbon County and B G Rogers of Big Horn County For Representative in Congress Hayden M White of Johnson County is also listed as a candidate in this slate.
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John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
John H. Ward
Uinta County
Andrew MC Micken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Congress
Hayden M. White
Johnson County
Tariff Play In Oil Trust Debate Reveals Loophole
Investigations reveal a tariff proviso in the Dingley law that keeps Russian oil from competing with Standard Oil. The clause imposes duties on crude petroleum imported from countries with their own oils tariffs, enabling the monopoly to charge Cheyenne customers about 5 cents more per gallon than its foreign sale price.
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Congress
United States
Russia
Standard Oil Trust
Cheyenne
London
Hamburg
Paria
Wall Street leapt as Standard Oil reversed ruling
The New York Evening Post lauds the U S court of appeals reversal of the Standard Oil fine noting a Wall Street leak aided a sharp stock rise. It cites Standard Oil stock jumping from 390 to 650 then 646 as markets priced the decision and highlights Rockefeller wealth gains amid the panic and ensuing confidence claims.
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New York Evening’ Post
United States Court of Appeals
Wall Street
Evening Post
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Wall Street Journal
Buffalo Voice
Automobile travel abroad seen as waste of time and money
The article argues that for motorists, trips abroad are a needless expenditure, offering little improvement over local options and wasting both time and money. It frames the issue as a practical concern for drivers considering cross border travel.
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Accon & Grous
Westward the Star of Empire and Bryan Day in Lincoln
The World-Herald envisions August 12 notification ceremonies in Lincoln as a nonpartisan, democratic celebration of Nebraska leadership for William J. Bryan. The piece links Denver convention symbolism to a western triumph, framing Nebraska as poised for national prominence and a future presidential inauguration.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
The
World-Herald
Bryan
State House
trans-Mississippi
Star of Empire
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
West
Louisiana Purchase
Union
William J. Bryan
Washington
United States
Taft Calvanist remark fuels Wyoming editorials
The Wyoming Republican papers mock Taft as a Cal vanist while urging cautious party strategy. They note intraparty clashes in Carbon County, lampoon editorial leaders, and joke about national campaign woes amid local political squabbles and humorous verse.
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Wyoming
Taft
Wit and Humor Teaser on Matrimonial Mismatch
A Houston Post humor note riffs on weddings and matching when a speaker jokes about a wife with a new maid and the maid being an old maid. The quip hints at social norms and comic takes on marriage.
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Houston Post
Comic Exchanges From The Nation
A collection of humorous quotes from Philadelphia Press Chicago Record-Herald Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Ledger. Witty remarks on mistaken deliveries, infant likeness, cooking praise and engagement rings reveal light social banter across papers.
July's Exit, News Flavors From The Times
A collage of light anecdotes and social notes from July’s end. Citizens in Tipperary crown a Marathon winner as hero of the O Liplan games while Turkish women allegedly adopt Merry Widows. A sultan’s new constitution is hinted. Pittsburg’s domestic dispute ends with a town departure. A Phoenixville resident who inherited $10,000 three months ago buys a “good time” and leaves funeral costs.
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Tipperary
Pittsburg
Washington
Senators
New York
Phoenixville
Millionaire leaves all servants a bit
The will of Charles H. Dale, a Larchmont area millionaire who died, valued at about 2 million dollars, was filed. He left practically all clerks employed in his office permanently and gave gifts to servants and distant relatives. His widow Jennie L. Dale inherits the entire estate.
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White Plains
N. Y
Charles H. Dale
Larchmont
Miller
Westchester County
Dale
Jennie L. Dale
Dentists Claim Complexion and Teeth Reveal Character
A physician argues that complexion and teeth reflect personal habits and refinement, noting how good health shines through. He adds that while facial contours are fixed, complexion and teeth can be improved with intelligent, persistent treatment. Visit Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahen block, 1617 Ferguson Street.
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8. H. Sweatt
Bresnahen Block
Ferguson Street
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Mr. Taft
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Chicago Tribune
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Phone
Capitol Ave
Kelley Mercantile CO
Palace Pharmacy
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Cheyenne, Wyo
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Central Ave
the Dyer Hotel
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