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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes show a second class mail entry dated September 6 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming. The line hints at a postal record and a related notice though much text is garbled.
A collection of local quips and notices reflects on Stale governance and public works. Commentary targets dry farming advocacy, Speaker Cannon, and waterway funding while recalling a missing public drinking fountain and tariff debates. Other items joke about fashion hats and holiday windows.
The piece recalls a 1900 Kansas City convention where Senator Daniel allegedly endorsed William Jennings Bryan. It claims Daniel later denied Bryan's ideas, while the author asserts Daniel spoke in favor and did not oppose the platform. The article questions Daniel's motives and portrays Bryan as gaining supporters.
The report notes Oklahoma lawmakers leaving the capitol grounds and interviews with Congress members about currency reform, each adopting a reform stance of their own. An Oregon three termner endorses Theodore Roosevelt for president in 1908 with a platform to curb organized greed. Cannon’s weaker visit signals no mechanical plan to aid his aims.
The Rawline Journal details the ruling that Roosevelt overstepped in withdrawing coal lands and that Interior Secretary overruled the General Land Office. Harry F. Angier's claim was upheld as properly pursued, certifying his right to purchase the land despite the withdrawal. Mrs. Darling’s adverse claim was rejected after proof and due diligence by Angier.
Report highlights nomination plans for national candidates at St Louis on April 2 and warns readers to stay aware of the event. The piece notes Boston's municipal debt, rising sharply, and cites a Senate incident in which a ruction led to an apology. It also mentions Michigan's financial embarrassment tied to a treasury pipeline to a private bank.
The poem notes autumn leaves falling while prices for meat butter potatoes coal stay high. The speaker recalls leaves drifting and laments inflation like a Wall Street cite. The verse hints at economic unease as autumn imagery contrasts with persistent costs.
A satirical piece contrasts royal pomp in England with American reactions to imperial courtesy. It imagines a German Kaiser visiting England and mocks ceremonial exchanges, while noting a brief joke about Artemas Ward Jr. and reflecting on wartime mood and civic refrain.
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. The spoof dialogue covers satire on honesty in business and light social banter, ending with playful banter about a poet and a talkative speaker.
Boston voters backed Republican Postmaster George A. Hibbard over incumbent Mayor John F. Fitzgerald by about two thousand in a tight contest. Revised mayoral totals show Coulhurst 15,871. Fitzgerald 86,054. Hibbard 38,067. The city also favored Heenness saloons by a large margin, aided by clergy-led opposition in the suburbs.
Guthrie Oklahoma December 10 1900 Robert Latham Owen of Muskogee and Thomas Pryor Gore of Lawton were formally elected to the United States Senate today by the Oklahoma legislature.
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