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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1908
Page
8
The snippet shows a Cheyenne Wyoming newspaper notice dated 1907 listing second class matter and post office handling. It includes subscription rates for Daily Leader at six dollars per year and other vague terms for six months three months and one month.
A collage of bits from various papers notes topics from Frontier Day plans and Pullman rate debates to Roosevelt’s push to keep Republicans close and musings on ex presidents. It includes a playful quip about a university rhythm and a cheeky Latin verse apology. Statewide Wyoming papers oppose Pinchot policies while condemning federal meddling.
The American National Live Stock association refused to endorse the Roosevelt Pinchot Burkett bill. It was only after radical amendments that the measure could gain convention consideration. Texas sent the most voters, lacking government lands and no stake in range action, while eastern states opposed western stockmen on general principles.
The Ohio House adopted a joint resolution inviting William Jennings Bryan to Columbus to address a joint session on guaranteeing bank deposits. The date set for the talk is February 15, prompting questions about Taft, Foraker and why Grosvenor was not asked to speak.
A fragmentary article cites Republican moves to appropriate Democratic ideas and includes disjointed quotations from John Tunis Ian Maclar Pen Whittier and Proverbs about creed faith and obedience, reflecting a heated partisan and religious exchange without clear local news context.
A collage of comic exchanges from multiple papers shows quips about New Year resolutions deceit marriage plans beauty shows and social pretenses. Phrases mock court denials, family size jokes, and social flirting with playful roasts and puns across the era.
A mix of brief notes highlights Claude Wetmore of St Louis as a marine story writer, the Darling family of Long Island with twenty nine members, mementos of Thomas Nast entering the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lucius Teter becoming Chicago Savings Bank president, William Kent gifting 295 acres near Mount Tamalpais for a Muir Woods monument, Alfred G Robyn joining Paris Societe des Beaux Arts, and Gustav Luders alongside Robyn as American members with a new opera in Chicago forthcoming.
The coldest weather of the winter spread along the gulf coast with Mississippi and Louisiana reporting heavy frost and ice. Temperatures were two to four degrees below freezing and ice formed in gutters in New Orleans.
Daily turkey dinners offered at the Palmer restaurant, highlighting consistent lunchtime and evening service for patrons seeking regular poultry meals.
Beatrice Gordon pleaded not guilty today before Judge Whitford in Denver West Side court to the charge of murdering William O. Shirey on January 13. Trial set for February 10. Attorney J. C. Delaney and M. Rion present for Charles Ward of Boulder. Witness Misa Harkrey subpoenaed. bond set at 500 on her own recognizance. Crowded courtroom. Gordon spoke clearly and firmly.
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