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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader published by Leader Publishing Co lists its status as the official paper for Cheyenne Wyoming. It notes delivery details subscription rates and contact information for circulation and society editor duties.
For President William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and Vice President John Worth Kern of Indiana are listed with Wyoming electors John H Ward of Uinta County Andrew M'Micken of Carbon County Bri G Rogers of Big Horn County as the slate.
An Inter view from Hot Springs Va quotes Mr Taft opposing national banks protecting depositors from loss. He argues it invites exploitation and speculation, accuses Wall Street influence, and questions regulators power. The piece notes steel sector revival yet warns some observers doubt renewed confidence.
Dispatches reveal mill workers forced to accept a wage reduction after holding out for fair pay. Meanwhile steel trust earnings for the year reach nearly 95 million dollars with substantial half year profits and sizable dividends on its over one billion capitalization.
The New York Sun and Boston Globe quote George R. Sheldon, Republican treasurer, arguing repeal of the ban on corporate campaign contributions. He says firms should back candidates aiding their interests, noting steel trusts and rail deals, while critics call the view persuasive yet revealing.
Fragmented Republican press teaser claims Judge Binks of Squashville Center Georgia will vote Taft as his denunciation of Bryan fuels GOP wins. The brief hints his defection would aid Republican chances in southern states amid the 1908 political fray.
The piece riffs on Roosevelt as socialist vibes and cites Cannon on Washington as a future beauty, with references to Pinchotism, literary debates over Hanna case, new regulations on permits in Colorado, and a travel through world affairs. It notes Hobart F Atkinson’s death and mentions U S military balloon entrants Lahm Chandler and Major Hersey heading to Berlin in October.
A collage of humorous snippets from 1900 era columns shows Dora and Geoffrey in a playful exchange about monopolizing attention, a garden allegory with Adam and Eve, an old maid and a young woman debating love speed, a pun on hot weather easing chores, and a remark about women’s hair being held by wire and rolls.
A physician argues that complexion and teeth reflect life habits and refinement. He asserts healthy complexion and pearly teeth signal pride and education, while contours are fixed. He promotes Dr. B. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist at Bresnahen block 1617 Ferguson Street for treatment.
Grace Margaret Gould notes Directoire style arrives in America as new gowns coats and hats echo France. The American woman adapts the look to her own taste, maintaining style while omitting some distinctive Directoire features.
Members of the American Dar association in Seattle continued work on committee reports and heard the special committee on classification of laws including Indian regulations penal laws and prison discipline during the August 27 session.
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