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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
Report covers Wm. J Bryan in Indianapolis delivering a verbose oration with strong voice but critiques claim his argument relies on weak premises about Filipino self governance. Observers note lengthy, rhetorical passages and limited concrete evidence amid broader commentary on civilizational clashes and political strategy.
A number of street lights are needed in the central business area and near trees, including the corner near Ferqueac and Wineteenth streets. The piece references a broader political critique about promises and policy failures, mentioning historical figures and debates on war, trade, gold standards, and territorial questions.
The piece recounts a legend of a haunted apple tree near an orchard where a peddler was supposedly harmed. Locals claim a specter roams the road at night, altering the highway’s path and striking fear in travelers. Apples from the tree allegedly bear the curse.
Fragmentary narrative follows a man injured then cared for in a hospital ward. Night scenes show a nurse, a patient, a potential marriage, and a trembling abandonment as the story threads through corridors and a longing for escape and memory.
A garbled report references a Wales Pacific event or team and key individuals, with unclear details on dates venues or outcomes.
Notice from the General Land Office Washington May 1904 warns of an advertised timber sale on lands in sections 7 18 and 19 in Big Horn Forest Reserve Wyoming. Bids must be by August 2 1906 with a minimum bid of 5.00. Describes timber quantity of 1198.00 feet and legal land descriptions in Little Bear Wyn and nearby sections.
In a contest notice S 1808 filed for the December 4 term Jobe King contests a claim over five acres of land described as first year and second year allocations. The document alleges John Greke held or transferred the property inconsistently across two years and seeks resolution of ownership.
Fragmentary notice lists locations in Cheyenne including the Board Office and hospital spaces and references names such as DEF RICHARDS and TYMas with scattered terms Salt Lake Clay and Hooper Block, suggesting an advertisement or notice of property or service in early archival text.
An unclear note mentions July travel. It references a round trip price of zero dollars and a time frame around July and August. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered phrases about tickets and payment.
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