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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader, official city paper, lists publication days, pricing for daily, semiweekly, and monthly subscriptions, carrier delivery including Sundays, and contact numbers for delivery complaints and circulation inquiries. It notes editor and publisher credits and postal registration under federal law.
For Vice-President John Worth Kern of Indiana. Wyoming Presidential Electors John H. Ward of Uinta County Andrew M'Micken of Carbon County B G Rogers of Big Horn County.
The author argues the Baltimore Sun shifted to the Republican side in the 1908 campaign, recalling past editorial alignments from 1896 to 1904. The piece asserts Maryland leans Democratic and predicts Bryan's likely easy victory despite the Sun's allegiance change.
The New York Sun commends Bryan and ridicules the Republican tariff plank. It notes Bryan’s Des Moines tariff critique, calls out the claim that taxes must guarantee a manufacturer’s “reasonable profit,” and cites Sun’s prior attention to the platform’s alleged absurdities.
John W Kern in his acceptance speech argues against opponent Sherman who contends that the people rule. Kern states that a intelligent man must doubt any claim to universal rule by the public.
Washington reports the tariff on wood pulp used for paper should be reduced but the house blocks reform. The press and people unite for relief while monopoly forces in the rules committee thwart change. The Monroe doctrine is suspended to let Holland whip Venezuela, prompting debate over Castro managing his own government against foreign corporate influence.
A column notes stage coach robberies in Yellowstone park and the Big Horn Basin as realistic as frontier park acts. It previews an annual holiday event by the Industrial club at the old Frontier park and comments on marriage timing and public temperament.
A collage of witty exchanges and light anecdotes across several papers. The Gem includes remarks on farming, birthdays, theater critics, weather, and a doctor patient joke, reflecting casual social humor and everyday life chatter.
Fifty four Mormon converts from Germany Holland and Scandinavia aboard the Republic are detained in Boston after Washington orders. Examinations are thorough and deportation decisions await a special inquiry by Immigration Commissioner Billing and a board of inquiry.
A physician notes complexion and teeth reveal lifestyle and refinement, arguing they reflect personal pride and education. The piece promotes dental care and beauty through persistent treatment, urging visits to Dr. B. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist at Bresnahen block, 1617 Ferguson street.
The August 26 report notes the collapse of the brokerage firm A Q Brown and company with losses publicly estimated well above 1 million dollars. The suspension followed last Saturday's volatile trading, triggering widespread public interest and optimism among exchange leaders for a rapid resolution of the unusual market turbulence.
Tom Hale, found guilty last fall as an accessory to cattle stealing, was sentenced by Judge Garrigues in Fort Collins Colorado to a $1000 fine plus costs totaling 1450. Hale paid with a personal check. A motion for a new trial was overruled. Hale is tied to a separate case involving cattle theft with Ed Marshall and Tom Beach, who were acquitted.
Des Moines Aug 25 Governor Cummins announced he will call a special session of the Iowa legislature to amend the primary law and allow the people to elect a successor to Senator Allison.
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