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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader announces changes in management and editorial policy. Editor pledges to support Wyoming development, public education, and Democratic policies, calling for reader input and critique to help boost the city and state.
A distorted view of Democratic allies at Denver accuses eastern business interests of seeking to replace Bryan with Harmon or others. The piece likens anti Bryan factions to past anti Bryan forces and warns that such allies echo 1896 populism and Hanna era tactics, signaling a party split.
The piece rails at party divisions and warns against compromise with the Bryan Democrats at Denver. It critiques government trust busting, citing the Fibre and Manila Association plea of guilty in New York, the $2,000 per company fines, and a $4 million two year gain from price hikes. It notes a trust dissolved pattern, calls for democratic victory, and mentions Congressman M. R. Denver as Denver’s delegate-at-large.
The New York Sun warns of a real peril within the Republican Party as thousands of loyal members wage a silent revolt. The piece argues the convention, controlled by self serving officeholders and timid politicians, masks a deeper current Taft must reckon with.
Mrs. John P. Newman the bishop's widow has given property in Jerusalem valued at 74000 to the Methodist Foreign Missionary society. The Presbyterian Church in Canada elected Rev. F B Duvall moderator formerly of Toledo and Wilmington. Eyre Hutson new colonial secretary and receiver general for Bermuda begins duties in Fiji. Reginald Popham Robb to replace him in Hamilton. Camille Torres Elicochea named to act as president of Colombia.
The Rawlins Journal comments on Judge Carpenter's decision in the Wyoming Central Irrigation case. It notes the company now has a clear claim to all waters in the Shoshone Reservation and urges the company to fulfill its settlers’ agreement, while expressing doubt about the leaders of the company.
A collage of editorial quips and verse sections notes June's brides and graduates alongside political squibs. It cites Taft, Roosevelt era politics, labor unrest, and Basins politicos while praising independence day prep with medical supplies readied. Baltimore and Chicago papers provide snapshots of public mood.
The Leader received a note from B. P. Hansard of Lebanon Oregon seeking information on Royal G. Ackley who resided in Los Angeles California around 1850. Hansard states he or his heirs would benefit from any contact with Ackley.
The advertisement touts Kodol as the best known preparation for dyspepsia and redigestion. It claims Kodol digests all foods and is pleasant to take, sold locally by A B Roedel.
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