Bartlett Editor Listed as Second Class Matter
The note records the editor being entered as second class matter on September 5, 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under federal law.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1907
Page
8
Wheatland Resolutions on Government Resource Policy
The Wheathind district rails against federal plans to control timber oil minerals and water. The article argues resources should be government held and leased to corporations, hurting western landowners and boosting eastern coffers. It claims fences taken down and coal lands restricted to push a new land policy.
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Wits Timber
Hewn
Nenin Bo Bie
East
Middle West
Grann Phil AO
Wyomings Lands Targeted by Federal Regulation
The speaker warns that coal and metal mine lands may be acquired for lease by large corporations, creating a tenant class under federal rules. He argues this shifts wealth from Western settlers and threatens ownership of mines, timber, and water rights that drew settlers to Wyoming.
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Wyoming
New York Sun Attacks Roosevelt as Demagogue and Agitator
The New York Sun denounces Mr Roosevelt as a conscienceless demagogue who unsettles public confidence and stirs labor unrest. It accuses him of cozying with radical figures, attacking capital, and fostering discontent across the nation, claiming his actions threaten prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Orchard, Moyer, Pettibone
Haywood
United States
White House
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
New York Sun
Cannon and Sherman in tense House scene recalls Bi Devine anecdote
The scene on Pennsylvania Avenue features Speaker Cannon and Rep James Sherman of New York exchanging comments about Roosevelt. Sherman jokes about being prepared for nomination as Cannon jokes about Devine. The anecdote ends with Devine’s comical reaction to a rattlesnake warning and the reply about being ready.
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Cannon
Pennsylvania Avenue
James 8. Sherman
New York
Joe
Sherman
Roosevelt
Jim
Bi Devine
Devine
New Union Pacific Line Cuts Travel to Yellowstone Edge
The Union Pacific finishes a Yellowstone branch from Idaho Falls reaching the park edge, allowing direct rail access from Granger Wyoming Ogden and Salt Lake City. Travelers save about two days of rough stage travel and a smoother summer tourist season is anticipated.
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Yellowstone National Park
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Yellowstone
St. Anthony
Union Pacific Company
Granger
Wyo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Defense reading depositions in Pettibone trial
Boise Idaho December 28 the defense spent a day reading depositions from San Francisco witnesses about the Bradley explosion as in the Haywood trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Pettibone
San Francisco
Haywood
Crown Work Restores Damaged Teeth by Dr Sweatt Ad
A vintage dental advertisement promotes crowns to restore decayed or broken teeth to their original size shape and color. It touts comfort durability and near invisibility. It urges timely care against higher costs and notes a holiday reduction at Dr. S. H. Sweatt 1617 Ferguson Street phone 380 B.
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Sweatt
S. H. Sweatt
Ferguson Street
No Masked Ball Until Unveiling Complete
A directive bans dancing in full masquerade costumes until participants are unmasked. The rule emphasizes safety and timing for event coordination.
Change of Opinion on Roosevelt by General Black
General Black once praised Roosevelt as a God of War and the youth of a great nation. Now he denounces him as a demagogue on a barrel, arguing that Roosevelt acts to draw a crowd rather than command respect.
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General Black
Mr. Roosevelt
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