The Cheyenne Leader Official City Paper
The Cheyenne Leader published daily except Monday by Leader Publishing Co. with mailing address in Cheyenne Wyoming. Subscription and delivery details appear with clerical notes on circulation and complaint channels to T Joe Cahill as city circulator.
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Cheyenne Leader
The
Leader
Leader Publishing Co
Edminton
Crry
Cheyenne
Wyo
Carrie Ee
T. Joe Cahill
Tobacco Horrible Example Warns Missouri Octogenarian
A Washington Post tale is used to illustrate tobacco's dangers through Hiram Higgins a 97 year old Missouri resident. He rides to town plows winter wheat peels potatoes and is advised by a country doctor that quitting tobacco could extend his life. The piece presents a moral warning against nicotine for elderly readers.
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Missouri
Hiram Higgins
Hiram
Washington Post
Various 1900s Notes Spanning Bets Duels and Titles
A mosaic of brief items mentions Harvard's $30,000 football bets and President Eliot’s predicted enrichment, a Kentucky duel consequence, Rockefeller testimony hinting at a larger Tarbell story, Irene Smith of Drury Lane height, President Castro seeking European medical care, and a New Orleans town’s clever scam involving a tarred stick and jail.
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Millin
Oiltrust
Harvard
Eliot
Rockefeller
New Orleans
The Mad Old World Reveres A Season Of Truth
Huborare notes a critique of society's greed and power as a man living among the people feeds minds seeking truth. The verse contrasts harsh worldly hunger with spiritual insight during a season that marks birth of a savior.
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Heve
Wit and Humor Snippets Across Papers
A collage of light humorous exchanges from several papers features a jesting judge and a weary speaker, a drunken driver remarks he is married, a mendicant jokes about selous rich, and a London Opinion quip about fairy tales ending. The pieces mimic newspaper humor columns and dialogue bits.
Champ Clark Named Next Democratic Leader Heads for Congress
A New York Times description argues Champ Clark of Missouri will become the Democratic House leader when Congress convenes next spring. It notes Clark’s easygoing temperament and stature, contrasts him with John Sharp Williams, and cites Williams’s planned Senate term and courtesy in yielding the post to Clark.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
New York
New York Times
Taft
Congress
John Sharp Williams
Williams
Senate
Mississippi
William
Champ
Clark
Archbold Reveals Standard Oil Liquidation Details
John D. Archbold testifies in the federal suit to dissolve Standard Oil describing the liquidation from 1892 to 1899 and the selection of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey as the holding entity. He identifies former congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania with Galena Signal Oil and notes his letters tied to the campaign.
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New York
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oi Company of
New Jersey
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Ohio Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Galena Signal Oil Company
Standard
Burton Offered Treasury Portfolio
The Cleveland Plaindealer reports Representative Theodore Burton of Cleveland has been offered the secretary of the treasury post by President-Elect Taft. Burton will decide after the Ohio senatorial situation clears, and the offer is tied to the Ohio Senate fight in which his brother Charles P Taft of Cleveland is a key figure. Burton is also a candidate for Senator Foraker’s seat.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Burton
Taft
Burton
Charles P. ‘Faft
Senator Foraker
Weather Report for Wyoming December 5 2008
Forecast Generally fair and cold with Friday and Saturday fair conditions. Local 84 hours ending 6 pm December 5 2008 show maximum 47 degrees minimum 24 degrees with no precipitation. Palmer section director of tour grocer se per.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
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J. J. Astle
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Henry Hoffman
O'Neil Street
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16Th Street
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17Th Street
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