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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1907
Page
8
An item notes publication details for Bartletts entered as second class matter at the Cheyenne post office in Wyoming on September 5, 1907, under federal law.
The piece notes Roosevelt edging toward action, Webster spellings replacing freak usage, La Follette’s wife winning a college debate before marriage, and references to cabinet harmony. It also mentions a New Jersey supreme court ruling on streetcar seating and a playful aside about a tennis racket during a disturbance.
A compact meditation on charity urging action beyond societies. It emphasizes direct, personal kindness to the poor, neighbors, orphans, and the wayfarer, with quotes from Sir Edwin Arnold Phillips Brooks F W Robertson and scripture urging giving and self denial.
A Tribune report notes in the Young Men's Literary club last Friday that among 23 Republican ballots Theodore Roosevelt received eight first choice votes, one second choice, and two third choice. Hughes, La Follette, and Root led the poll, signaling dwindling Teddy support and a shift in favor toward other figures.
The Tribune notes a composite crowd of clergymen lawyers doctors and officials and cites Washington guidance on Roosevelt's frail health. It questions bank loans tied to stock gambling and forecast quiet Taft holidays while Oklahoma pushes Haskell for president and Kentucky Democrats mourn their GOP victory.
Wise readers are urged to begin Christmas shopping now to avoid the last minute rush. The Salt Lake Herald notes many delay, leading to crowded stores, tired clerks, and gifts that may disappoint both giver and recipient.
Edward Payson Weston, a seasoned pedestrian, delivers a temperance message based on his travels from Portland to Chicago. He cites personal habits, admits occasional whiskey and wine, and urges temperance as attainable for all, appealing to common sense and direct experience. World-Herald notes the talk’s clarity and impact.
A historical critique notes the weakest banking link in the stock market. It compares exchange sales to national outputs, arguing the vast speculative bazaar is bank financed with high cash ratios and leverage by brokers and merchants.
Miami Oklahoma reports the Bank of Miami shut down after a 30 day run reduced deposits from 135000 to 65000. Funds were tied to the National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City which failed Wednesday.
New York December 7 Copper company directors vote to continue curtailing output to match current consumption levels. The move aims to balance supply with demand across the mines controlled by Amalgamated Copper.
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