Crumbling Powers and Roving Rumors Across Europe
A 1905 Cheyenne editorial notes tension around Russia's Czar amid questions of abdication or exile. It discusses potential moves to Germany, hopes for revival of monarchic rule, and the risks of remaining in St. Petersburg as observers debate his capability and loyalty to his country.
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Europe
Russia
Germany
St. Petersburg
Cyar
City council taxes roller rink amid amusement tax debate
Citizens denounce a $10 monthly tax on Cheyenne roller skating at the Coliseum while noting other amusements pay only yearly fees. The piece argues the levy harms a legitimate local business and questions bonds tied to the rink owner.
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Ely
Cheyenne
Botda
SeateNn
A Useful Life A New Yorker of Prominent Family Dies
A New Yorker from a renowned family and inherited wealth has died after a period of illness. The obituary notes his social prominence and enduring charitable contributions within the city’s cultural and civic life.
New Yorker Gropes for a Place in Fame Through Dinners
The piece recalls a long effort to gain a societal reputation through innovations at big dinners and dances. It cites failed historic figures contrasted with a 1893 Delmonico event dancing a cakewalk with a negro woman, praising Terpsichorean miscegenation as a fame preservative, per the Boston Herald.
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Hall of
Beropus
Macedona
Biantes
Lydia
Harcatine
George IV
Prince Albert
Tennyson
Arthur
Zuerius Boxhornius
Boxhoring
Netherlands
Swart
Pliny
New Yorker
Boston Herald
Boston Demands Protection for Old Ironsides
Boston reacts to Secretary Bonaparte suggesting the Constitution be used as a target. Residents oppose the idea with ex-secretary Long arguing the frigate holds national and patriotic significance and should be preserved.
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Boston
Secretary Bonaparte
Constitution
Bonaparte
New England
John Do. Long
the Navy
No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
An old notice proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or harmful drug and is safe for children. It highlights its thirty year reputation for colds croup and whooping cough and says children like it. Sold by A B Roedel.
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Roedel
Annual Meeting of The Leader Publishing Company
The Leader Publishing Company stock holders meet at 161 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming on January 9 1906 at 2 p m to elect officers and transact other business as may come before the meeting.
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The
Leader Publishing Company
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Paeaday
Writer as educator of modern business methods and neatness
A brief facet on WRITER as an educator guiding parents to train children in office work, stressing efficiency, precision, and durable skills for future expertise.
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