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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
8
Fragmentary notice appears to mix names Bartlatt and ec cceeceres with a Cheyenne Wyoming post office stamp. It shows second class matter dates and subscription rate fragments for The Daily Leader including durations and prices.
A miscellany of Washington musings with references to conscience and pro and anti liquor crusades. The piece cites Roosevelt Bryan Spooner Cannon and Anti-Saloon League figures, hints at temperance debates, and critiques public drink habits with satirical tone. It comments on leadership, public discourse, and the era’s alcohol politics.
In a discussion of party aims, the article argues Republican leaders favor centralization to shield great corporate interests from state legislation while Democrats push to keep government close to the people with federal remedies added, not replaced, by state measures.
Bryan argues the parties differ in viewpoint with Republicans siding with trusts and big owners on tariffs rail regulation and injunctions while Democrats favor consumers workers and the public. He cites protection benefits to a few versus harms to many as core to policy clashes.
A compilation of Bryan era political defenses and attacks praising the Democratic Party while condemning Republicans, railroads, and Roosevelt. The piece condemns tariff revision, Philippine governance, and court policy toward labor, urging postal savings banks over asset currency and arguing money questions favor the Democrats.
Justice Brewer hinted that seven years of Roosevelt was enough and earned loud applause. He urged rulers not to yield to local clamor and criticized using law for political theatrics. He warned against judges courting spectacle for temporary popular approval. He cited Lord Mansfield on chasing true noble ends.
A collage of humorous quips and cartoon captions from 19th and early 20th century papers. Jests touch on prophets weather forecasts elastic currency and mistaken professions with light social satire. Read as a burst of printed wit from multiple city papers.
A Detroit Free Press verse recounts a man wooing Belle a solitary miss with no solitaire. The couple wed after the proposal and a swift parson’s fee, making Belle the wedding belle in a brisk, humorous tale.
A sharp note on the White House hosting a lottery to distribute South Dakota patronage. The piece claims federal anti gambling laws exist but ignores them in practice as Senators Kittridge and another ally clash over the plan. The president reportedly called the coin and Senators to settle the matter.
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