Tariff and Senate Outlook in 1904 Campaign
The Globe-Democrat discusses tariff policy politics urging a pause before the next presidential race and notes Senator Stewart of Nevada may seek reelection. It reports Newlands’ active senate canvass, possible Democratic shift, and mentions McMillan’s broad view favoring national interests over local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Nevada
Newlands
Congress
Senate
Globe-Democrat
Republican Party
John Sherman
Senator McMillan
Michigan
Typographical Union Leader Praises Labor Progress
President Lynch of the International Typographical Union extols wealth creation and distribution. He credits unions with improving wages hours education and family welfare, noting printing trades prosperity and shorter hours as signs of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
International Typographical Union
The Danger of Tariff Agitation
Correspondent Wellman interviews a Washington cabinet officer who warns tariff agitation risks harming industry and commerce. He cites widespread prosperity, bank reserves around 40 percent, and farmers debt‑free with money in local banks, but cautions about a potential sharp reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Washington
Omaha
Minneapolis
Kansas
Kansas City
Where Money Flows Into Industrial Bonds and Tariff Worries
A speaker notes 460 million dollars loaned by national banks on industrial corporate bonds not stocks. He argues bonds carry risk as many are water cured and surplus securities loom. He warns against tariff changes that could destabilize industrials and cause collapses like toppled blocks.
Every German His Own Kaiser
A Washington society leader questions how German husbands retain authority without harming wives happiness. The ambassador replies with conjugal diplomacy, saying a husband’s judgment is superior due to choosing his wife, while a wife should not doubt his ability to lead their path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr von Hollenden
Washington
Reading in Bed Declared Beneficial by Dr Carl Seiler
An oculist Dr Carl Seiler declares reading in bed harmless and even beneficial for those with weak eyes. He explains recumbent posture aids rest and repairs, uses gravity to relieve eye congestion, and argues that horizontal head position solves the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seiler
Seller
Simplified Method for Restoring Drowning Victims
Dr Laborde of Paris outlines a rapid rescue method for drowning and unconscious victims. After removal from water, open the mouth, clear teeth, and rhythmically pull the tongue while inducing vomiting to clear the stomach. Begin chest friction, clothing removal, and chest pressure, continuing for a half hour or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Laborde
School of Anthropology
Paris
Tit-Bite Joke Dates From Pharaoh Era
A humor item notes a Tit-Bite style joke dating back to ancient times. The brief gag plays on timeless wit and playful wordplay, dating humor to the era of Pharaohs.
Wyoming Republican Platform Promises and Progress Review
Wyoming Republicans praise President Roosevelt and Cuban reciprocity while endorsing protective labor policy and irrigation advances. They laud Governor Richards and Mondell, call for anti monopoly measures, and report state debt reduction and revenue growth. They also note land allotment for Shoshone Indians and wildlife protection, with railroad travel ads and a court sale order in Cheyenne dated 1908.
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Wyoming
Roosevelt
West
Republic of
Cuba
Republican Party
Congress
Mondell
Republic
Richards
Stat
DeForest Richards
Shoshone
Frontier Rates for Union Pacific Frontier Celebration
Special rates granted for the Frontier celebration in the city on August 27 and 28. A 3 from Denver rate applies August 26 27 and the morning of the 28 returning through August 28. A one day rate of 2 is offered. Colorado and Southern arranges a special train from Boulder Loveland Longmont and Fort Collins for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacife
Denver
Uchote
Colorado and Southern
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Colling
Colorado and Southern Railway
Colorado
Texas
Fort Worth
Memphis
Tenn
Amarillo
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
B Fisher
Running Half Mile Free For All
Indian pony race for champion lady rider of the world and stage coach hold up by road agents.
Train Schedules and Mails Digest for Western Routes
Railroad notices list departures and arrivals for fast mail and express services to and from Denver Cheyenne and Colorado regions. It includes No 4 No 3 No 1 and No 164 trains with daily and Sunday services, stock express and mixed trains, mail close times, and connections to Fort Russell Little Bear La Grange and South Reng ity routes.
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West Bound
U. P
East Bound
Bonth Bound
North Bound
Fort Russell
Little Bear
la Grange
Littisreek
South Reng
Ity Horgy
Secret societies notices at Cheyenne Masonic halls
Cheyenne lodges announce meetings on second and fourth Tuesdays and Thursdays each month. Acacia Lodge No. 11 holds sessions in the Masonic hall, with visitor examination at 1:9 pm. W. Cook and Chas. E. Weeks serve as secretary and officer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Acacia Lodge
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E. A. Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
Frank W. Mondela
Fennimore Chatterton
Leroy Grant
Henry G. Hay
Thomas T. Tynan
Supreme Court
Charles N. Potter
Judicial
Richard H. Scott
Co. BE
Carpenter
Treasury
Globe- Democrat
Humoriet
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Duluth
J. F. Barron
State of
County of
Laramie
District Court
First Judicial District
John C. Baird
Daniel W. Gill
Sven
Cheyenne
Richard 4
Scott
Frontier Rates
Wyo
National Bank
United States Depository
J. C. Whipple
J. D. Freegorn
WM. L. Whipple
Asst
First National Bank
T. B. Hicks
G. E. Abbott
R. C. Wycand
P. S. Cook
Deal Bookters
Wm. Murphy
Rock Springs
Hanna
Rock
Capital
Calla
F. R. Dildine
Capitol Ave
Ith and
7Th Streets
Andrew McAdam
Weat 17Th Street
Myers’ Dry Goode Store
United States Army
Keefe
Turner Hall
Iiin the West
Converse Cattle Company
George B. ‘Abbott
Asce Tn
Crow Creek
Sips Ton Ce
City Council of
Maidesty
Fld
Aelock P. m
Murray
B. & Abry
United States Land Office
J.athrop Cale
Loula Dorman Dietrich Joorge
Joseph Reed
Diamond
Wio
W. &. Chaplin, Mowbet Or
Sloan's Lake
Cheyenne Ice Company
The
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WM. Dubois
Opera House
A. MN. Matson
T. B. Kennedy
Matson & Kennedy
Law
Carey Block
Clyde M. Watts
Wm. B. Ross
Watts & Ross
Attorneys At Law
Union Mercantile Block
Mmer
Press
Hall
Willian
Breut Street
Bon Ton Stable
W. &. Dinneen
Tvrnouts FO
Heal Retete
Gale
Port of Town
Maxwell
Twenty-second Street
Lnquire
Albert Chapman
Roa
Ead
Aig
Wiest
Ivhens
Pali
East
Henry
Kic
Brrivon
Ted
Eabe
Ili
Burlington
Colorado and
Oo Roberts
D. W. Gill
Cook
Chas.e. Weeks
Secretar
Hugo Donzel Mann
Ideiman Block
Attorneys-at-Law
Union
Mercantile Bik
T. F. Burke
Burke & Clark
E. T. Clark
Delaware
Walter R. Stoll
Atlas Block
J. A. van Oradel
Chas. W. Burdick van Oradel
Burdick
Kent Black
Herman E. Wellnite
Idelman
Black Cheyenne
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