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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
4
The column critiques Russia's czarist regime and extols Korea as weak while Japan expands its control. It argues Korea loses nationhood under pressure, cites a Russia Japan treaty, and questions international protest as nations heed hypocrisy. The piece adds a jab at financier Imboden and notes American observers.
The Cheyenne community backs a proposed Y M C A with Hon. A D Kelley supporting a formal committee to study the plan. Kelley appoints John W Lacey Wallace C Bond and Frank L Moore to explore a suitable site and facilities for a YMCA with recreation and symposium aims.
Washington reports indicate an indefinite furlough for A. A. Anderson Forest Reserve Inspector of the Yellowstone Reserve likely signaling his permanent retirement from Wyoming. Local editorials in Big Horn county express mixed relief, criticizing his perceived bias against ranchmen and urging a more balanced approach to forest protection and state welfare.
The article reports a treaty between Japan and Korea, described as aligning the two governments to make Korea effectively a province of Japan. The language suggests a union until a formal recognition is reached. The notice hints at a merging of the two nations and outlines the anticipated political integration.
A poetic scene shows a cheerful Eskimo child in a Christmas setting. Candles burn on a tree as the child dances and claps with joy, then climbs the branches to pluck and gobble the rosy candles in a dreamlike moment. A promotional note highlights The Leader want ads.
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