Cheyenne Leader publication details and subscriptions
The Cheyenne Leader announces its status as the official city paper published by The Leader Publishing Co with W and EDMISTON as publishers. It notes daily morning issues except Monday, entry date, postal details, subscription rates for various terms, and contact for delivery complaints to City Circulator T. Joe Cahill.
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Society
Presidential ticket nominees and electors list
For President William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and for Vice President John Worth Kern of Indiana. Wyoming electors John H Ward of Uinta County Andrew M'Micken of Carbon County and B G Rogers of Big Horn County named as electors.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
John H. Ward
Uinta County
Andrew M'Micken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Wyoming development edition to feature vast resources
The Leader announces a special 36 page Wyoming edition issued tomorrow. It will be richly illustrated and cover irrigation, mining, oil, cattle and settlement prospects with insights from noted authors and experts. The issue aims to showcase state progress and future opportunities with photos of scenery and industry.
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Wyoming
J. M. Carey
Gee
Frontier Days
A New Chancellor Day Sparks Labor and Trust Debate
The Denver Catholic Register editor Rev. J T Roche defends corporations and opposes labor agitation, likening it to Tory stance on Ireland. The piece accuses an office holding oligarchy of imperial aims and warns that Taft’s election could deepen constitutional subversion through patronage and dictatorship.
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J. T. Roche
Denver Catholic Register
Ireland
Roche
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Taft Will Not Be President Says Opponent
An assertive critique argues the Chicago convention controlled Taft’s nomination and warns that Roosevelt would crown an oligarchy if he gains power. The piece claims Taft cannot be elected and opposes a machine made presidency, portraying the party as blocked by insurmountable conditions.
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Europe
Chicago
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Roosevelt
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William Howard Taft
United States
Republican Party
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Bryan as Champion of the Common Man and Political Force
The author argues that Bryan remains an influential and popular figure whose appeal to the neglected and underprivileged transcends policy positions. He is described as a preacher for the voiceless, shaping the Republican party by compelling reforms and restraining power, with loyalty spanning free silver and railroad ownership debates.
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Bryan
Republican Party
Pat Sullivan Endorses Bryan At Omaha Club Event
Natrona senator Pat Sullivan praised William Jennings Bryan and expressed admiration for his character while noting past Dahlman support. The Wind River Mountaineer reports speakers included John Sharp Williams and Sullivan, who hinted he would campaign for Nebraska if nominated for governor.
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Pat Sullivan
Bryan
Natrona
Cheyenne
Wind River Mountaineer
Dahlman Democracy
Omaha
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
W UN
Natrona County
Dahlman
Nebraska
Hybrid potato claimed to rival Irish and sweet varieties
A Connecticut farmer crossbred yellow tomatoes with sweet potatoes to create a vine-grown hybrid noted for fine flavor and higher nutrition. The claim cites ease of growth and promises to outshine Irish and sweet potatoes.
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Connecticut
Luther Burbank
Parody Dialog Fragments Spark Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of humorous clipped lines shows authors and editors bantering about fame, manners, and satire. Notable samples include Simplicissimus quips on marriage, Miss Caustique mock banter, and a judge quipping about periodicals and pledges.
Women reach into many trades says Mrs. Catt
The statement lists numerous professions with women active in plumbing mining smithing teaching law journalism banking and more while noting two fields still lacking female participation and calling readers to Palmer's Bread.
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Carrie Chatman Catt
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Marin Corps
United States
Complection and Teeth Promotion by a Dentist
A physician notes complexion and teeth reflect life habits and self-care. He argues good complexion and bright teeth signal refinement, while neglect marks dullness and poor taste. Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahen block, 1617 Ferguson Street, advertises treatment.
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8. H. Sweatt
Bresnahen Block
Ferguson Street
Nebraska Military Academy opens in Lincoln 1908
The Nebraska Military Academy, led by Colonel George R. Burnett, advertises a high grade military boarding school for boys near Lincoln. It offers forty acres, drill and athletic grounds, health and home-life focus, and a special dept for younger boys. School opens September 16, 1908. address for information given.
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U. S. Army
Blees’ Military Academy
Mboys
Nebraska Military Academy
B. D. Hayward
Lincoln
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