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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
4
The article reports Wyoming as a whole opposing a new grazing fee for cattle and sheep on forest reserves, noting the President’s ruling. It suggests stockmen should accept the decision to secure lower fees and greater livestock access, arguing leasing ranges to ranchers could reduce overcrowding and under stocking.
The article lauds John R. Walsh's business acumen while noting his collapse stemmed from overreaching. It cites his vast yet diverse holdings in railroads banks quarries coal fields and newspapers and says he borrowed large sums to back private ventures.
The article argues that Russia's autocratic rule has provoked a massive peasant uprising. It portrays the Crir’s repeated concessions as weak and scorned, while the oppressed masses awaken to violent resistance, likening them to caged tigers and the French during the revolution.
The piece warns that hatred and retaliation engulf both sides amid a social and patriotic collapse. It foresees a French Revolution like outcome and a Reign of Terror scale crisis, predicting the Romanoff line will fall, with Russia paying a heavy blood and treasure price for liberty.
Special to The Leader Rawlins Wyoming December 26 The local BPOE lodge arranged a Christmas visit by Santa at Elk hall for Rawlins children delivering 600 packages of candy and nuts. Convicts from the Wyoming penitentiary were entertained by city schoolchildren between 11 and 12 o clock Christmas morning. Warden Hehn then hosted a dinner including stewed oysters roast turkey dressing mashed potatoes gravy bread and butter mince pie candy cigars apples and nuts coffee.
The Santa Fe Roa will run Louriat sleeper through California without change on trains leaving Denver daily. The Santa Fe also resumes daily service on the California Limited from Denver each weekday at 3 46 PM. For pamphlets and reservations write J P Hall General Agent A T S P Ry 1700 Lawrence St Denver Colo Mack's Guild sets a dance at Keefe Hall Wednesday night December 27 Admission 60 cents Remember The Daily Leader costs 60 cents per month
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