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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader notes a clean city after vigorous street cleaning and highlights Central Wyoming's land dispute. A. W. Phillips contributes on the third page with analysis of the ongoing question shaping public interest.
West and Northwest stockmen push for federal inspection of interstate livestock shipments to replace state checks. They aim to defeat the Groat bill in Congress and plan strong action at the National Live Stock association convention in Salt Lake City. Delegations will also seek united action from the Texas cattle associations meetings in Fort Worth and San Antonio. Montana Idaho Utah and others enjoyed warm welcome from Fort Worth last year and expect even better treatment in Salt Lake City.
The draft Hay-Pauncefote amendment gains support with 63 senators approving neutrality assurances for a canal. The piece argues Britain should accept the amendment and notes a shift toward government or private pension schemes, highlighting the Philadelphia and Northwestern railways adopting older employee plans and the impact of such schemes on workers’ retirement at age 70 with monthly pensions.
The article argues that steady work and greater efficiency will raise earnings for workers and future pension benefits. It urges large employers to gradually adopt pension systems to relieve the poverty often seen in old age.
A collection of quips and verse lines on virtue, ambition, marriage, weather, and fashion. The piece blends humorous reflections by James Barton Adams with seasonal imagery, mentioning an old jewelry house and editorials about attire and social norms.
Scattered items report attacks, trials, political moves, and social incidents. Notes on McKinley, Hay, and Taft commission. robberies, lynching scare, hospital gains, pensions, and corporate taxes. Export panics, railways earnings, and New Orleans postmaster resignation also noted.
A collage of quotes and short items from a Denver era paper note social mores legal notices. Includes a coroner’s verdict in Aurora, publicity about a New York judge’s strange ruling, satire on journalists and poets, and a batch of official notices from Cheyenne Wyoming: land filings, annual bank meeting, and timber land acts with witnesses and dates.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to perfect a claim. Robert A. Morton of Islay Wyoming seeks Home Application No. 3790 for the lots 1 and 4 in Section 4 Township North Range. A hearing and proof will be made before the proper official at Cheyenne Wyoming on January 8, 1900. See full notice for dates and witnesses.
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