Telegraphers and politics mix in December 1900 issue
The Daily Leader discusses past telegraphers strikes, HayPaun ce Tote treaty changes, and upcoming elections as the nineteenth century ends. It notes preparations for the twentieth century, church Christmas plans, and assorted notes on industry and a flour errand anecdote.
Newspapers clash over town news ethics in Cheyenne Casper feud
In Cheyenne the Leader and Tribune clash over coverage ethics accusing each other of sensationalism while the Casper Tribune defends reporting on fever history. The exchange questions whether publishing news harms the town with reference to past epidemics and truthfulness.
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Leader
Ceral
Tribune of LA
Casper Tribune
Cheyennne Tribune
Casper
Cam
Bey
Cheyenne
Washington
Capitol
Army
Leader Saves Town By Distilling Impure Water
A Leading citizen's action distills contaminated water to make it drinkable, saving families and visitors in Qheyenue from illness. The note praises the effort as lifesaving and commends the Leader for preventing disease, even as it kept a traveling troupe from the city.
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Aince
Qheyenue
Casper Derrick
Cadet Persecution Claim Sparks Point Religion Debate
The article recounts allegations that a cadet from West Point faced hazing due to his Christian faith, contrasts with past cadets of Jewish or other faiths, and notes praise from General Charles King defending the academy’s tolerance and honoring strict Christians.
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Bristol
Enna
Academy
Booz
Boos
The
Hudson
Stonewall Jackson
C. C. Howard
Colonel Young
Utah
Charles King
Housing the Poor in London Policy Debate
The piece notes the British premier’s push for government housing of the working class as a Conservative policy. Lord Salisbury is quoted on transforming London from radical to Tory and linking party hold to solving the housing scandal by providing adequate healthful dwellings for the poor.
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England
London
Muchles
National Union of Conservative Associations
Lord Salisbury
House
Hopkins
Frederick Btar
University of Chicago
Mexico
Hill Chico
Kernville
Cali
Thomas Edmunson
Mason City
Unelée Sam
Evangelical Alliance
Cinginnati
Ohio
Federation
Catholic Societies
Mg Metho Cin Ginnath
Crumpacker
Bill Fed
Washington Market Offers Holiday Poultry and Goods Sales
The Washington Market promotes a large selection of turkeys ducks geese and dressed meats for Christmas shopping with a grand display and bargain prices. Buechner & Son advertise jewelry diamonds watches and engraved items and invite orders for photographs and engraving services. A legal notice seeks Frank Ambrose with a petition and court processes listed with deadlines and official dates.
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Washington Market
United States
Buechner’s
Buechner & Son
Attend The Currant Fire Company Ball Details
A local fire company announces a ball to be held on December S167 during New Year's Eve celebrations. The notice provides event timing and organizes community social attendance.
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Currant Fire Company
Roiling World News Items Highlighting Financial and Political Ties
A collage of scattered reports notes a York bank teller missing twenty thousand dollars, US-China tensions posturing in the Orient, Boxer indemnities, and the Klondike gold output. Other items include rail pooling efforts, Roosevelt’s gift to African Methodists, a dog halting a runaway, and political tallies in New York State.
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Lott
Chee Roy Andi
Tee H. K. Wieser
York
United States
Count von Waldersee
Jordan
House River and Harbor Committee
A. Clark
Montauth
China
Boxer
Rochester
Holland
Congress
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Trimble B
G. W. Tyrrell
Canada
Albania
Palmer
Mass
Jack
Frederick Gay
Mageo
Alice D. Baker
Rock Island
Uls
Iowa
Fanny Lynch
Salem
St. Paul
Cramp’s
Supreme Court
London
Countess de Castellane
Paris
McKinley
New York State
Odell
Autonomy Party
Manila
Entangled Nuggets of News From Far and Wide
A brisk column collates oddities from Missouri to Russia and back, noting elopements, preachers scarce in Missouri, a theatrical crusade in Topeka, the Duke of Westminster’s marriage plans, and a rash of satirical “Pointed Paragraphs.” Include notices from Cheyenne land filings and public proclamations dated 1900.
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Russia
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Duke of Westminster
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South Africa
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Philippines
United States Land Office
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