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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary notice gives second class matter claim and mailing rate details for a Cheyenne Wyoming newspaper. It references a 1907 act and lists subscription or rate terms like One Year and One Month. Names are garbled.
Editorial snapshots note Cheyenne hosts two dramatic events tomorrow night the Atlas theatre opening and the Capitol theatre opera Madam Butterfly also Hetty Green mocks Roosevelt with a grim quip about guarding Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt while a Japanese tax report hints at wartime austerity.
An anthology of quotes on progress and movement from Browning Park Benjamin Oliver Wendell Holmes and William McKinley. It links man’s striving to evolving fortune and the need to sail despite winds or obstacles. The piece emphasizes effort, direction, and improvement across generations.
Citizens and taxpayers in Cheyenne and Laramie County, as stockholders in the public library, accuse two board members of acting on personal wishes rather than representing the people. The editorial calls for defense of the board's action or rebuttal in the newspaper.
The Leader invites arguments on the proposition Why politics or church creeds should be the test of a good Iberian. The call seeks enlightenment on the issue and encourages discussion.
In Buffalo, Bryan speaks on public service, dismissing dictatorship claims by noting he has no patronage wealth or corporate backing. He says his aim is to repay the American people and serve if elected, defending democracy as he understands it.
A collection of humorous snippets from multiple newspapers. Jests hinge on election banter, eccentric characters, and quips about money and pensions. Names and contexts suggest a collage of light satire and social asides from early 20th century press.
Dr Sweatt has been located in Cheyenne for four years and runs a modern, up-to-date office. He offers low prices and big reductions, keeping prices lower than eastern norms. Why not patronize him.
A playful verse explores why a leap year romance stays distant and offers humorous tips on how a bashful lad might coax a proposal from the unseen leap year lady. The piece imagines methods from street shouts to letters and telephones, concluding the man must lead the moment.
Deadwood South Dakota February 15. Congressman Parker of this city allegedly slapped President Roosevelt on the back and called him Teddy at a White House reception. The president grimly saluted back and Parker was escorted from the scene by Secret Service.
Chicago police arrested Michael Dewala after he allegedly killed 3 year old son of Joseph Devenick by pouring boiling water over his head. An infuriated mob stormed the jail in South Chicago seeking to lynch him but was repulsed. Dewala, a boarder in the Devenick home, reportedly attacked the child after a quarrel with Mrs. Devenick.
Thomas R. Rickey, president of the State Bank & Trust Company in Carson, Nevada, was arrested on an embezzlement charge after a depositor alleged the bank received deposits while insolvent. A separate item notes potatoes treated with sulfuric acid used in manufacturing billiard balls and imitation meerschaum pipes.
Clyde B. Jolly, a roller maker, killed his wife at their Denver home this afternoon and then shot himself. Neighbors report several days of quarrels between the couple. Detectives to arrest Charles W. Morse upon the arrival of the steamship Etruria in New York tonight.
Cleveland Ohio February 16 1930 Congressmen Theodore B Burton was unanimously renominated for another term by the Republican party in the Twenty first Ohio district.
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