Cheyenne Leader Publication Details and Rates
The Cheyenne Leader is published daily except Mondays by The Leader Publishing Co. W I Edmiston, proprietor. It is the official paper of the city. Subscriptions listed include daily, three months, six months, and one year options with mail and delivery details and solicited corrections to circulation issues.
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Aforne
Morkings
Brown
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T Jon Cantil
Burial of Animosities Marks Democratic Unity at Denver
The Denver Democratic National Convention adopts a Cleveland tribute showing party unity over factional feuds. It portrays reconciliation between Cleveland and Bryan wings, pledging an aggressive, people focused platform to restore popular government and oppose Republican goals.
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Denver
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Nominating Taft Draws Business Support Across Press
Early reactions to Taft's nomination spread across newspapers and industrial leaders. Carnegie and Armour praise Taft as reassuring to business interests while Wall Street speculators express relief. Some papers warn against Rooseveltism and signal a shift toward Taft guiding the White House.
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William 4. Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Merald J. Ogden Armour
Beef Trust
London
Taft
Sherman
Wall Street
Chicago
Universal
Rane
New York World
Brooklyn Eagle
Roosevelt
Yale University
J. Morgan
Monopoly Lodge
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Hilhy Root
Taft Support Poised as Denver Convention Looms
The piece mocks plutocracy and praises Morgan Spooner Perrin and Taft. It notes Taft’s readiness to leave with his doctor’s degree and a ceremonial handshake, signaling unity. It predicts strong backing for Taft by greedy forces seen in 1896 McKinley alignment after the Denver convention.
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Perrin
Morgan
Spooner
Mr. Taft
McKinley
William Ho Taft
Denver
Ita
Elevator Tour Sparks City Hall Gatecrasher Tale
At Cheyenne capitol a first automatic elevator dazzles guests. State Engineer Clarence Johnston guides a woman into the car to the first floor. A bemused attendant called “Rocky” asks her destination as the mystery visitor waits for the elevator boy.
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Capitol Building
Cheyenne
Clarence T. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Rocky
Laramie
Why the Bill Was Passed in Bankers Journal View
The Dubuque Herald cites a Bankers Magazine declaration of two reasons for the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill. It says politicians believed currency reform was politically necessary and powerful financial interests would gain from securities used as bank circulation under the new law. It argues Wall Street banks shape legislation for their profit harming small bankers and the public.
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la Follette
Dubuque Herald
Bankers’ Magazine
Wall Street
Tennessee primary rejects Carmack and temperance reform
The Tennessee primaries on Saturday defeated Carmack's bid for governor signaling a rebuke to statewide prohibition and a reaffirmation of local option for regulating minor traffic. The Georgia results, with Brown defeating Hoke Smith, reflected doubt that absolute prohibition had gone too far. Boston Transcript.
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Tennessee
Carmack
South
Georgia
Brown
Hoke Smith
Boston Transcript
Edmiston Takes Ownership of Cheyenne Leader
W S S Edmiston assumed ownership and editorial control of the Cheyenne Leader last Wednesday morning. The paper will be democratic and use its influence toward the further building up of the state.
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W. S.S
Snow Bank Cleanup Ties Denver Convention Surge
Snow from the mountains fills Denver as delegates and visitors descend on the city. Officials forecast over a million dollars in cleanup costs plus additional gains in prestige and long term impact from the convention momentum. Prominent supporters push for maximum visibility and results.
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Denver
A string of harsh comments and odd notes from papers
The mix includes a Farmers Alliance jab at the Aldrich Vreeland bill, crude quips about money and dimes, Peary’s polar claim, Roosevelt tales under scrutiny, a Lake Michigan pirate, beef price chatter by the London Times, Elijah Dowle’s modest estate, a western judge on Adam and Eve, Hearst election recount talk, and a Georgia paper satire on crops and civic trouble in a cycle of complaints.
Wit and humor clippings from assorted papers
A collage of jokes and quips from The St. Louis Republic Washington Herald London Answers Boston Courier and Puck. It features a blind man joke a fire rescue anecdote a courtroom quip and social satire about Miss Woodley and Bella's schooling.
Indications of Party Plans and Transit News in Cleveland
Notes discuss Municipal Traction in Cleveland delivering cheap fares free transfers and better equipment despite a costly strike. Melvin G. Palliser of New York leads the Independence party executive committee while Hearst is abroad and hints at a separate ticket at the Chicago convention. Pope Pius favors Venice newspapers Difesa and Vicenza Venice. his support enlarges the Difesa's circulation.
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William R. Hearst
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
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Ferguson St
Sporting Goods
W. 16Th St
N. Peipitone
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Cheyenne Creamery
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